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Royal Grammar School High Wycombe
The surviving ruins of columns and arches of the Hall or refectory are built of
flint and stone.
The arches formed two arcades showing the building was a aisled building resembling a church.
The remains suggest the original building was about 53 feet long.
The central aisle was 17 foot 6 inches wide with the two side aisles 6 foot wide.
The southernmost part of the Hall was pulled down in 1767 to allow widening of the road when it became a turnpike.
