The 'new' Hall of Public Audience built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh (1778-1803) today houses a fine collection of Persian and Indian miniatures, some of the carpets the Maharajas had made for them and an equally fine collection of manuscripts. To its north is the Carriage Museum. In the iddle of the west wall of the Diwan-i-Am courtyard, opposite the art gallery, is the Ganesh Pol, which leads via a narrow passage and the Peacock Gate into Pritam Niwas Chowk. This courtyard has the original palace building 'Chandra Mahal' to its north, the zenana on its northwest, and the Anand Mahal to its south. Several extremely attractive doors, rich and vivid in their peacock blue, aquamarine and amber colours, have a small marble Hindu God watching over them.