The famous view of the Priory from the east

View of the Priory from the south-east showing the 13^th c. nave, arches of south transept, 12^th c. doorway and 14^th c. window

View of the Priory from the north showing ruins of presbytery and north transept

Arches of transepts and crossing

 Model of the Priory made by pupils of Ermysted's Grammar School, Skipton

 The original 13^th c. west front (now inside Prior Moone's unfinished tower)
This is the entrance to the Parish Church of St. Mary and St. Cuthbert

 View inside the Church looking east (the nave of the Priory)

The east wall of the Church, rebuilt in 1877 to a design by Joseph Petyt of Stank House, Bolton Abbey, the Duke of Devonshire's Land Agent. The paintings are by a local artist, George Bottomley.

Plaque inside the Church commemorating organist Elizabeth Usher (nee Petyt)

View of part of the churchyard, looking east towards the river Wharfe

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