This is part of the North Wall of the Presbytery (choir). |
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| Wider view of the North Wall remnant seen in the photo above. |
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| Presbytery (choir) wall with a portion of the west wall of the south Trancept in the background |
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| Wider view of photo immediately above, note modern farm buildings and equipment as well as a fence on the right. |
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| Remains of Abbey Church wall, south Trancept, photographed over the modern stable buildings. |  |
| Silouette of the Church wall south Trancept, taken from the opposite side to the photo above. |  |
| A clearer, daylight view of the south Trancept. |
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| Part of the south and west walls of the "Frater" or refectory. Notice how it is recessing outward at a noticeable angle. |
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| The gothic remains of the refectory building. |  |
| Detail of a window port in the Refectory building. |  |
| Other side of the Refectory remains, showing the truncated buttresses. This may be a reason why the walls of these remains are recessing at a noticeable angle. |  |
| Wider view of the front of the Infirmary building. This building lies separated from the rest of the structures, and is therefore assumed to have been the infirmary. |  |
| Tradition holds that this image of a woman's head is that of St. Barbara. It is located on the outer Infirmary wall, next to the large entrance seen at right center in the photo above. |  |
| Outside view of the rear of the Infirmary, restored by supporters of the Abbey site. |
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| Another view of the rear of the infirmary, which lies a short distance from the remaining buildings of the site. Note the buttresses. |
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| View of one end-wall of the infirmary. Note the shutter-hole vents in the wall. |
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| Wall detail of the infirmary. Note the window shuttered using brick. |
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| Original timber framed roof inside infirmary. |
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| Detail of roof timbering inside infirmary. |
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