The Lower Chambers Portrait Corridor is a corridor at Hogwarts Castle. Its walls are covered in portraits and tapestries. This corridor is poorly lit at night, as the portraits can't sleep with the lights on. There is also a framed mirror on one of the walls. [1]
History[]
1993[]
In 1993, Harry Potter saw Peter Pettigrew's name on the Marauder's Map. As Harry had heard that Pettigrew was dead, supposedly murdered by Sirius Black, he rushed down from the dormitory in Gryffindor Tower to this corridor in an attempt to locate him. Pettigrew, transformed into his animagus form of the rat, Scabbers, passed right by Harry in this corridor, to the latter's astonishment. Severus Snape then caught Harry wandering the corridor at night, and was about to punish him until Professor Lupin arrived and covered for Harry.[1]
Known portraits[]
- Portrait of an old man
- Portrait of a mad old man
- Portrait of a young man
- Portrait of a sleeping hermit
- Portrait of a bearded man holding a book
Behind the scenes[]
- This corridor is only named on the official Marauder's Map replica made by the Noble Collection. In the Marauder's Map in the actual film, the corridor has no name.
Appearances[]
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) (On the film index map the name is given as -wer C- Portra- -dor)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film) (First identified as Lower Chambers Portrait Corridor in extra feature on Disc 2)
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
Notes and references[]