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A black and white print shows the wood-beamed interior of the Baron's Hall at Arundel Castle with tapestries on the walls.

Rattee and Kett

Arundel Castle

History of Arundel Castle

The Baron’s Hall was constructed by Rattee and Kett between 1890 and 1903. The English oak hammer beam roof was made with trees from the estate. The architect Charles Buckler had begun the restoration of the castle in 1875.

Black and white printed illustration of an ornate staircase inside Arundel Castle, featuring pointed arches and stone tracery.

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