Churchyard Walls And Hearse House To North Of Church Of St Thomas

The churchyard walls and hearse house, located to the north of the Church of St. Thomas, date from the early 19th century. They are constructed from roughly-coursed sandstone rubble and feature a stone-flagged roof. The eastern wall is approximately 2 meters high and has gabled coping, running along the north side of the churchyard and connecting to the north wall of the hearse house. The hearse house itself is a single-storey building that is mostly blank, except for boarded carriage doors set in a round-arched opening on the west face. The set-back western wall rises to about 3 meters high with flat coping, linking to the southwest corner of the hearse house and continuing along the north side of the churchyard.