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Topic:	First large-scale double helix staircase

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Solange Does anyone know the name of a chateau in France that has a double helix staircase in it? A double helix is like a double spiral.... One person can go up the stairs while another person goes down the stairs and they never meet. Please email me with any info you may have.... Thank you.
Betsy I think this is Chambord.
Betsy I found a web site of someone's travel photos that has picture of the "inside" and the "outside" of the staircase at Chambord. The address is www.kaethler.com/france/chambord.htm
Friends Tamworth Castle St. Editha's Church, Tamworth, England has a double helix staircase dating from 1420.