Anyone who knows me knows that there are two things that I have a ridiculous amount of love for: Harry Potter and Disney. Classroom Eleven · Classroom 1B · Temporary Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom · Transfiguration department During moments of peace, it served as a holding area for the dead and wounded and when the battle was over, it was a gathering place for the survivors. [20] Other [ ] Slytherin: Bridget · Draco Malfoy · Fergus Cowley · Irfan Mustaq · Maynard Hatton · Millicent Bulstrode · Peter · Rachel · Roy

So like I had done with the books six years ago, I fell in love with the Snuggle Sac (and made it known to my parents, with HP SNUGGLE SAC!!!!! written in huge letters on my Christmas list – which was then strategically placed on the noticeboard above their desk, directly in their line of view if they were to look up). While Hogwarts itself is based upon real castles is the UK, there was, obviously, a great deal of creative licence taken. The ceiling in the great hall, for example, is shown as having what is known as a hammer beam construction. The design was developed in the UK hundreds of years ago and used primarily in cathedrals, palaces, and royal homes. However, the weight of the ceiling, particularly under wind or snow load, would push the walls outward and collapse in on itself. Therefore, we must imagine the enchantment is not merely aesthetic but structural as well. Boathouse Steps · Grand Staircase · Marble Staircase · Slughorn's Stairs · Staircase to the Entrance Dungeon · Staircase to the Serpentine corridor · Staircase to the second-floor corridor · Staircase to the third-floor corridor · Turris Magnus staircase Gambon’s sense of humor playing Dumbledore also shined all the way through with the wittiness he brought to the role. If you really feel like having a good cry, fans at Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter honored Gambon by slowly raising their wands at the sky the same way the students of Hogwarts did when Dumbledore died.Additionally, when the Great Hall set was being photographed for the digital recreation, it was noted that the stone floor had been cleaned and polished, whereas in the films the floor was dirty and dusty. As a result, the visual effects team had to modify the digital recreation of the hall so that the floor looked dusty. Bean Bonus Room · Bell Tower Entrance Hall · Central Hall · Chamber off the Great Hall · Chamber of Reception · Duelling Club room · Entrance Hall · Great Foyer · Great Hall · Ground-floor green room · Hall of Herodiana · House Point Ceremony chamber · Link Building · Out Of Bounds · Portrait Room · Resting chamber of Lord Voldemort · Side chamber · Staffroom · Suspension Bridge entrance · Training Grounds Entrance · Viaduct Entrance · Suspension Bridge foyer The design for the Great Hall set in the films was based on the dining hall at Christ Church, Oxford. The art made for Pottermore also appears to do the same. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Harry and Voldemort duel at the Entrance Courtyard instead of the Great Hall, although the duel between Bellatrix Lestrange and Molly Weasley still takes place here. The Great Hall was a large hall with four long tables where students of each House sat during the day and at mealtimes. The staff table was at the front, where the entire Hogwarts staff sat. There was a throne-like chair in the centre of the table where the current Headmaster or Headmistress sat. The ceiling of the Great Hall was covered with candles and it was enchanted to look like the sky above. [1] To the left of the table was a door which led to a chamber with portraits. [4] There was a gallery which overlooked the hall. [6]

On 2 May, 1998 the final battle between Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter took place here as the conclusion to the Battle of Hogwarts and the Second Wizarding War, and became Voldemort's death-place. [5] Shortly before then, the Great Hall was also the place where many other duels took place. [19] Molly Weasley also duelled Bellatrix after the latter nearly murdered her daughter. Molly emerged the victor of this duel. When Voldemort saw this his anger blasted his three adversaries away, but Harry stepped out from under the Invisibility Cloak and took on Voldemort and defeated him. The Harry Potter books tell an epic magical story that involve love, loss, the battle of a lifetime, death, despair, and hope. They were a huge undertaking to make into feature films, but it was done beautifully, and to keep the feeling light and enjoyable on set, there were many pranks pulled behind the scenes.In 1932, Albus Dumbledore, Newton Scamander and his army met in the Great Hall to discuss their plans. [21] The Muggle Jacob Kowalski ate lunch with two Gryffindor students and one Ravenclaw, who asked him At the front of the hall was the staff table, also known as the High Table, which was designed to house the entire Hogwarts staff. In the centre of the table was a throne chair where the present Headteacher sat. [1] At the left of the table was a door which led to a chamber with portraits. [4] Artefact Room · Broom cupboard (Entrance Hall) · Broom cupboard (ground floor) · Herbology Store · Storage Cupboard · Storeroom Gryffindor: Edward · Emily · Harry Potter · Hermione Granger · Neil Randall · Neville Longbottom · Romilda Vane · Ronald Weasley · Seamus Finnigan · Stewart Corridor off the Entrance Hall · Courtyard corridor · Great Hall balcony · Ground-floor corridor · Herbology corridor · Musical corridor · Owl Corridor · Oxford Corridor · Staffroom passage · Suspension Bridge · Terrace · Tracery Hall · Viaduct