Gate Piers And Screen Walls At Liverpool Lodge

The gate piers and screen walls at Liverpool Lodge are likely from the early to mid 19th century. They are made of sandstone ashlar and feature metal statuary. The rectangular piers are each attached to a screen wall that is approximately 10 meters long and ends at another pier. The central piers stand about 5 meters high and have channelled rustication that finishes at a simple cornice, topped with a cornice and a rampant lion holding a hammer. The gates have been replaced with board doors. The screen walls are about 4 meters high, plain in design with flat copings, and the terminal piers resemble the central ones but are topped with shallow pyramidal caps. This structure forms a group with Liverpool Lodge.