Churchyard Wall, Gateways And Railings At Church Of All Saints

The churchyard wall, gateways, and railings at the Church of All Saints were built between 1864 and 1865 by Hine & Evans of Nottingham for William Windley. Constructed from rockfaced Bulwell stone, the wall features an ashlar plinth and moulded coping. It extends approximately 100 meters northeast from 75 Raleigh Street to a rounded corner, then runs about 80 meters west along All Saints Street to All Saints Terrace.

The section along Raleigh Street includes a central pointed arched gateway topped with a crow-stepped gable and finial, featuring original wrought-iron gates. To the left of this gateway is another entrance with square piers capped with pyramids and a similar pair of gates. The All Saints Street section has a gateway leading to the church's north porch, which includes cast-iron sliding gates and flanking railings. At the corner with Tennyson Street, there is a pair of square piers.