The west wing became known as "The Ladies' Wing", providing accommodation for ladies-in-waiting and guests. This was a common arrangement in mid-19th-century households, which often had a corresponding "Bachelor's Wing" for unmarried male guests and members of the household.
The west wing was referred to as "The Ladies' Wing", offering lodging for ladies-in-waiting and guests. This arrangement was typical in mid-19th-century households, which frequently had a matching "Bachelor's Wing" for unmarried male guests and household members.