out in 1845 included the removal of part of a range of rooms and cloisters attached to the main building as well as separate farm buildings including oast houses. On the north-west corner of this building is a small three-storey tower known as the River Tower or Muniment Tower. Poste records that around 1847 a peaked roof on the river tower was removed and replaced with a lower roof not visible above the parapet. The two-storey Master's Tower was the original access to the College from the river. A single-storey structure is attached to the south side. The ruined gateway stands to the south separated from the other structures by the almshouses. Poste records that in 1847 it stood between two barns, neither of which now remain. It consists of a pointed arch for carriages in a roughly coursed rag-stone wall flanked by buttress walls on each side. The Gateway and refectory are listed Grade I, the Master's house is listed Grade II* and the Master's Tower and the ruined gateway are listed Grade II. The College site is also a scheduled monument with the protection covering the ruined gateway and buried remains of demolished buildings. See also Grade I listed buildings in Maidstone Grade II* listed buildings in Maidstone List of scheduled monuments in Maidstone Notes and references Notes References Bibliography Grade I listed buildings in Kent Grade II* listed buildings in Kent Grade II listed buildings in Kent Scheduled monuments in Kent Christianity in Kent Buildings and structures in Maidstone