The Infirmary Hall was divided into three main area the hall and two side aisle, one to the south and another to the north. The south aisle was later converted into accommodation for the SubPrior by division into lodgings and similarly the north aisle was divided up into seven chambers for the infirm probably during Prior Chillenden's time 1382-1396, or possibly earier by Prior Hathbrande (1338-1370). These buildings wer largely demolished at the Dissolution.

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