the
Second Refectory 1967-2000
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the
Second Refectory 1967-2000 |
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These
pictures were probably taken soon after the opening. |
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where
the Milner Wing now is: in the picture on the right, the windows in the
distance on the left are the windows of the old 1950s accommodation next
to the archway which was demolished to make way for the new Milner Wing;
on the outside of the building (left picture) was the pilgrim symbol of
the shell of St James Compostella (given by Shell Oil), now placed on
the present refectory (photographs below). |
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view
through the archway (now the Brandie Gate) |
seen
through the entrance door |
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inside
the refectory: the entrance door was at the extreme left of the left-hand
picture; the right-hand picture shows the far end |
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other
photographs |
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the
shell from the second refectory (top right picture) now placed on the
third |
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