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Wayne Manor is a fictional mansion appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. It is the residence of Bruce Wayne, who is also the vigilante known as Batman. The manor is located on the outskirts of Gotham City and serves as the headquarters for Batman and his allies, including Alfred Pennyworth, Robin, and Batgirl.

History

Wayne Manor has been a part of the Wayne family for generations. The mansion is depicted as a large, stately home with extensive grounds, including a private cemetery where members of the Wayne family are buried. The manor is often shown to have been built in the 19th century, reflecting Gothic and Victorian architectural styles.

Architecture and Features

Wayne Manor is known for its grand architecture and luxurious interiors. Key features of the manor include:

• The Batcave: A secret headquarters located beneath Wayne Manor, accessible through various hidden entrances within the mansion. The Batcave houses Batman's equipment, vehicles, and serves as a command center for his operations.
• The Library: Often depicted as the main entrance to the Batcave, the library contains a hidden switch or mechanism that reveals a secret passage.
• The Grand Staircase: A prominent feature in the main hall of the manor, leading to the upper floors.
• The Ballroom: Used for hosting events and gatherings, often depicted in scenes involving Bruce Wayne's social life.
• The Study: Bruce Wayne's personal office, where he conducts his business affairs and research.

Inhabitants

• Bruce Wayne: The owner of Wayne Manor and the alter ego of Batman.
• Alfred Pennyworth: The Wayne family butler and Bruce Wayne's confidant and ally.
• Dick Grayson: The first Robin and later Nightwing, who has lived at Wayne Manor during his tenure as Batman's sidekick.
• Barbara Gordon: Also known as Batgirl, she has been a frequent visitor and ally.
• Damian Wayne: Bruce Wayne's son and the current Robin.

Appearances in Media

Wayne Manor has appeared in various forms of media, including:

• 1960s Batman TV series: The exterior shots of Wayne Manor were filmed at Culver Studios in California.
• 1989 Batman film: The manor was depicted using Knebworth House in England for exterior shots.
• The Dark Knight Trilogy: Wayne Manor was portrayed using Mentmore Towers and Wollaton Hall in the United Kingdom.

Related Pages

• Batman
• Alfred Pennyworth
• Robin (character)
• Batgirl
• Gotham City
• Batcave