The Dining Room at Pollok House showcases the formal hospitality tradition of Scottish country houses that inspired Outlander's clan gathering scenes. Created from the former billiard room after WWI, this space features striking decorative Dutch hunting scenes by Gerrit Malleyn, installed in 1942, which reflect the Maxwell family's sporting heritage. The room contains a traditional Scottish buffet - a recessed cupboard for displaying fine china and tableware that exemplifies Highland hospitality customs. While Castle Leoch's interior dining scenes were filmed elsewhere, Pollok House's dining traditions mirror the formal clan meals and ceremonies central to Highland culture in the series. The room's atmosphere captures the essence of 18th-century Scottish aristocratic dining, where clan alliances were forged over elaborate meals and important family decisions were made around grand tables. The hunting scenes and traditional furnishings provide authentic context for understanding the lifestyle of Highland nobility depicted throughout Outlander.