Garden Wall To The Side Of Amadeus House, Bordering On The Churchyard

The garden wall to the side of Amadeus House, bordering the churchyard, is a high structure that forms part of the south-western boundary of the churchyard. It consists of three joined sections, with part dating from the 18th century and part from the early 19th century. The wall is made of red brick and features a dentil cornice and moulded copings; the 18th-century section includes dark headers. The oldest part, located on the west, curves around past the bollards in the south-west corner and is stepped down in stages. This section contains a small doorway with a flat gauged arch and a semi-circular moulded pediment, which is flanked by two small urns decorated with acanthus motifs.