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Northern wall, where also main entrance is located
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Western wall with two towers (the right one fell apart and is now reconstructed)
and an entrance to the basement; eastern and western cellars are detached from one another
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Southern wall
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Eastern wall with two towers end an entrance to eastern cellar; on the facade we can clearly see the remains of former house leaned on the manor
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Renaissance portal to the eastern cellar
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Stone portal on a front facade with neo-gothic door posts, made in
renaissance tradition with striated door-posts, divided lintel and angel heads in triangular fields
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Windows with 19th century profiles
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Window at the south-western tower with stone framing from the 17th century
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Another window (in south-eastern tower) with stone framing, also from the 17th century
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South-eastern tower, built on a rock
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Entrance staircase leading to the 1st floor
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Passage to the right-most basement at the antrance
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Arched hall of the first floor
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Embedded coat-of-arms above the entry to the staircase in the first floor; probably
embedded at the same time the staircase was constructed
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Big arched room, located at both sides of the floor
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Stucco on the ceiling of the staircase; all stuccos are from around 1750
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Ceiling of the hall in the 2nd floor
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Big room in the 2nd floor
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Conclusion of the staircase in the 3rd floor
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Stucco on the staircase
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Stuccos on the ceiling of one of the rooms in the 3rd floor
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Collored stucco ceiling in the one of the smaller rooms in the 3rd floor, which could be a parlour
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Walled-in passage, which probably led to a small house leaning on facade;
it is visible from the image of ground that the extension was connected to manor on two places,
through the tower and through south-eastern corner
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Chapel north from manor
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Flower of in these parts rare tulip tree, which is growing south from the manor;
it can grow up to 61 meters and originates from America
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Tabor manor in the winter; Matjaž Založnik is the author of the image
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Tabor manor; collored lithography of Kuwasseg from around
1845; Gradec, personal collection
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