Walls To The Gardens Of The Prior'S House And Guest Hall

The walls to the gardens of the Prior's House and Guest Hall date from the 18th century and are located within the college grounds. These stone rubble walls, topped with stone capping, extend from the Cloister wall at the north end to enclose the garden south of the Prior's House on the east, south, and west sides, reaching up to the southwest corner of Prior Crauden's Chapel. Some parts of these walls are scheduled as ancient monuments.

These walls are part of a group that includes significant structures such as the Great Hall (Bishop's residence), the Queen's Hall (Headmaster's House), the walls to the garden of the Bishop's residence, the Guest Quarters of the Monastery, and the walls to the Guest Quarters of the Monastery, as well as Ely Porta, the Prior's House (Boarding House of the King's School), Prior Crauden's Chapel, the walls to the garden of the Prior's House, the Barn and Storehouse of the Monastery, and the wall to the Barn and Storehouse. This group also includes the Bishop's Palace, the walls to the Bishop's Palace, and Nos 2 to 8 (consecutive) and No 9 (stables to Bishop's Palace), along with The Gallery. For further context, refer to the general group description under the Cathedral of The Holy Trinity.