The hall occupied the entire S wing of the building. The VCH Lanc 4.387 claims that its original measurements were 40' (including the screen) x 21'. Without the screen the length was 34'. Baines, County Palatine Lanc 3.145, reported ornamented wainscotting.
Retiring chamber was likely located off the high end.
ca. 1630 Enclosed staircase added at the N bay of the hall.
19th c. The upper part of the hall was converted for bedroom use by the late 19th c. and a modern ceiling added at the lower level. The buttery had been converted to a library. The lower end was divided by a modern wall in the 19th c. but the minstrels' gallery remained intact at that time (Taylor, Old Halls 66--7).
The hall was broken up into smaller rooms by the early 20th c.
