The bay at the high end is 8' deep and almost square, with a 3-light window.

The low end of the hall has been remodelled and bears little resemblance to its Tudor origins. The door in the NE corner gives access to the entrance hall and porch.

The high (S) end of the hall has a bay window alcove to the left and a door in the SW corner giving access to the Elizabethan withdrawing room above.

Looking towards the lower end; the reconstruction by English Heritage has not restored the upper floors.

Looking towards the west end; the dais is a reconstruction of the dais in place in the 18th c. All 3 floors of the original building are visible.

View of the windows of the great hall on the ground floor to the left of the entrance porch with its Tudor-arched doorway. The windows of the hall have been renovated and altered several times since the 16th c.

View of the E range of the Palladian courtyard designed by Leoni. The steps lead up to the entrance hall, incorporating the former Tudor great hall.

Side View of College Green, from right side

The front of the Cathedral, seen across the college green