Bedroom
Overview
Five large and small rooms on the east side of the Old Public Hall were to be used as hotel accommodations, but this plan was never realized. Instead, they were used as drawing rooms and waiting rooms for visitors.
Wardrobe
This wardrobe was used by guests. It has eyebolts rather than a hanger rack, so that one or two sets of clothes can be hung.
Washstand
This washstand has a sink and vanity, a marble countertop, drawers, and mirrors.
Bed
This bed has brass piping, which is a showcase of luxury when it was made.
Bedside table
This bedside table was used for storing a nighttime chamber pots, which was a Western custom at that time.