Bag End
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| Dates: | Excavated in approximately III 28901 | ||||||||||||||
| Location: | Underhill, Hobbiton in the Shire | ||||||||||||||
| Race: | Hobbits | ||||||||||||||
| Culture: | Shire-hobbits | ||||||||||||||
| Family: | Baggins | ||||||||||||||
The great smial beneath Hobbiton Hill
A large and comfortable hobbit-hole, well-known as the home of Bilbo Baggins and his heir, Frodo. Its round green door opened into a large, well-appointed hobbit-hole that took up much of the Hill above Hobbiton. In the tradition of hobbit-holes, all the rooms at Bag End were on the same level, and there were many of these.
Footnotes
| 1 | The exact date that Bag End came into existence is unknown, but we do know that it was excavated by Bilbo Baggins' father Bungo, after he had married Belladonna Took. The latest possible date for the building of Bag End is III 2926, the year of Bungo's death, but it seems reasonable to assume that Bungo built it rather earlier than this. |
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