Gateway And Screen Walls At Entrance To Norfolk Park

The gateway and screen walls at the entrance to Norfolk Park were built around 1876. They are made of dressed squared stone with ashlar dressings and feature wrought-iron gates. The structure has a chamfered plinth. The central gateway is flanked by octagonal piers topped with ogee domed caps and includes simple wrought-iron gates. The side walls have balustrades with lozenge-shaped piercings. To the left, there is a side gate with a shouldered square gable that displays a coat of arms, along with a round-headed opening that has a wrought-iron gate and a label mould. Further to the left is a short section of screen wall and another octagonal pier with an ogee domed cap. To the right, there is a single cell building that has stepped coping and a small window. Additionally, in the left return, there is an elliptical arched door.