ecclesiastical college founded establishment nearby closed college church neighbouring following closure college estate sold buildings land passed ownership aristocratic families farmed late 19th century number college buildings survive listed buildings additionally site college protected scheduled monument history college founded archbishop_of_canterbury died college church completed successor endowed college land income parishes college granted parishes cover cost building college obtained bull levy charge pound ecclesiastical revenue raised existence college establishment master masters college founding dissolution college closed following passing act annual income valued equivalent church college separated church parish church lands sold sixteen members college establishment granted totalling college estate granted baron sum equivalent plate belonging college sold equivalent family estate crown grandson 11th baron charged high treason granted life 11th baron wife reverted 1st earl salisbury husband baron sister college remained ownership cecil family sold sir college estate subsequently owned heirs college buildings farm 19th century expansion led demolition neighbouring area developed site developed late 19th century collection grade listed buildings buildings currently owned having donated borough sir mayor borough plaque commemorating presentation fixed inside gatehouse buildings college like constructed stone perpendicular style main building storey structure attic built 14th century served originally master house later 18th century alterations later windows added building contains collar beam roof 16th century staircase ceiling records history college rooms retained traces decorative wall painting college gateway north site storey rectangular tower storey stone vaulted exterior opening feet inches wide pedestrian opening feet wide alongside ground floor room east college evidence existed prior alterations large oven room west housed porter roof gateway tower projecting small turret located south west corner adjacent tower west storey building contained college kitchen ground floor dormitory floor records restoration alterations carried included removal range rooms attached main building separate farm buildings including houses north west corner building small storey tower known tower records peaked roof river tower removed replaced lower roof visible storey master tower original access college river single storey structure attached south ruined gateway stands south separated structures records stood remain consists pointed arch carriages roughly stone wall flanked walls gateway listed grade master house listed grade ruined gateway listed grade college site scheduled monument protection covering ruined gateway buried remains demolished buildings
College of All Saints, Maidstone