Sentence examples for refectory kitchen from inspiring English sources

In the manner of an early isolation hospital, it had its own chapel, bathhouse, refectory, kitchen, and garden.

The latch of the Refectory kitchen, which recalls antique ice-box hardware, is "the Humvee of hardware," Mr. Albrecht said.

Mr. Peacock showed off the leather straps on shelves in the Refectory kitchen, the cunning stainless steel lip on a garbage drawer in the Scullery kitchen, and the sterling silver knobs and hinges in the Private Collection kitchen.

Adjacent to the tower on the west side is a two-storey building that contained the College refectory, kitchen and scullery on the ground floor with a dormitory and infirmary on the first floor.

It had eight cells, a kitchen, a refectory, and a community room.

Lush with creamy paint, Gosford Park-like styling and chrome and sterling silver hardware at the high end, Mr. Peacock's Scullery, Refectory and Private Collection kitchens seem to have touched a nerve in a buying public that yearns for history and provenance.

Educational centers were often one of many buildings surrounding the courtyards of mosques, others included libraries, refectories, fountains, soup kitchens and hospitals for the benefit of the public.

A service passage survives between the kitchen and the refectory.

The walk parallel to the church gave access to the calefactory (in early times often the only heated room) for fellowship, the refectory, the pantries, and the kitchens.

The south range was built next, it contained the kitchens, warming house and refectory which projected south beyond the main body of the building, following the usual Cistercian plan.

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