The condition of the priory at the dissolution can be gathered from the report of Richard Pollard , a surveyor of Henry VIII . The Church was more than 390 feet in length , surrounded by the Chapter House , Treasury , Cloister , Prior 's Hall , Infirmary . The Quire of the mediaeval church contained woodwork by the celebrated William Brownflete ( or Bromflete ) who had made the stalls in Beverley Minster , Manchester Cathedral and Ripon Cathedral and a number of churches under the patronage of The Lady Margaret Beaufort , including Gresford and Mold churches , and the chapel of St. John 's College Cambridge . All the buildings were destroyed except the Nave which became the parish church and the Gatehouse , which is now the Bayle Gate Museum . Some of the stones from the old priory were used in the construction of the piers at Bridlington . The last Prior , William Wode , was executed at Tyburn for his part in the Pilgrimage of Grace
Pilgrimage of Grace
Pilgrimage of Grace
Bridlington Priory