Boundary Wall With Gate Piers And Gates To Trinity Congregational Church

The boundary wall with gate piers and gates to Trinity Congregational Church, marked on the Ordnance Survey as Trinity St David's Church, was built in 1898, likely by George Francis Danby. It features rock-faced and plain ashlar stonework, along with wrought-iron gates. The structure encloses the corner site of the church and the Sunday School, with an overall length of approximately 150 meters.

On the southeast corner, there are double gates that include bars and dog bars, scrolled panels, and trident finials. The gate piers are chamfered with octagonal roll-moulded embattled caps. The walling steps up the hill on Woodhouse Lane and is topped with stone piers and chamfered coping, although the railings are missing. The gates leading to the Sunday School are similar to those of the church. The gateway on Hillary Place has been widened, and there is a narrow gate to the Lodge, which is not included in this listing. This structure is included for its group value.