Another hall, carried on thick brick piers supporting the same beamed floor structure already seen in the previous exhibits of this series. Traces of a zigzag-patterned finish survive in places on the walls; at the far end, a small window and a doorway; on the left, construction fencing. In the foreground, wide sandstone steps rise into the hall, their edges gently worn smooth.
Almost nothing original remains of this room, just as with the niches seen in exhibits No. 86–87 — the walls carry Soviet-era windows, the floor structure has been replaced with heavy beams. Yet, according to information provided by the estate's owners, the sandstone steps themselves have been designated a valuable feature of the building, one that must be preserved during restoration rather than replaced with new ones. The stone edges, worn smooth by centuries of footsteps, are among the few things that will remain physically the same even after the restoration work is done.
As in the other exhibits in this series, the animation only shifts the camera barely perceptibly — the frame is already real and in colour.