undercroft

Under the east end of the church is an undercroft.

Two steps lead down from the street to the front undercroft which is 16m long.

The bases of these can be seen in the undercroft.

They'd reached the door of the undercroft where the prisoners were being held.

There is a 14th-century undercroft and a solar at the west end of the hall.

Much of the structure above the undercroft has been changed or covered by modern materials.

In the lower storey was the undercroft where food and fuel were stored.

It has an undercroft, and two storeys plus an attic.

The presence of an undercroft points to the fact that this chamber also had a first floor room.

The surviving lower level was an undercroft for the chapel above.

It now is a chapel and houses the library in its undercroft.

Under it a small wing had been built out, extending the undercroft.

Underneath the Hall is the college bar, located in an 11th-century undercroft.

At street level is a modern shop front, behind which is the former undercroft.

It is now a ruined keep tower with two storeys, an undercroft and a first floor hall.

The undercroft is accessed via doors which open to the south.

Parts of the castle wall, water gate and undercroft still survive.

"Thus the undercroft and its contents continued to have few visitors.

This entrance also appears to have led to the undercroft but that access is now blocked off.

The undercroft of No. 50 retains its original stone arch.

The church is noted for its fine 14th century north chapel, unusual in having an upper floor and undercroft.

The jutting wing of the undercroft provided cover from that corner.

Today, the west-wing of the manor house is above the undercroft.

A kitchen, multi-purpose room and Sunday school classroom were built in the undercroft.

At the northern end of the undercroft is the passage known as the outer parlour.