Walls Enclosing Churchyard Of Holy Trinity Church

The walls enclosing the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church were built around 1866 and raised around 1880. They are constructed of brick and unknapped flint. The walls return from the entrance front on Blatchington Road, running north up Goldstone Villas and east along Eaton Villas. The east boundary wall also serves as the garden wall for properties in Denmark Villas. The walls feature coursed unknapped flint with strengthened vertical sections of brickwork, and brick at the junctions. The wall facing Blatchington Road has a brick coping, while the wall along Goldstone Villas has a cement saddleback coping. The east and west walls are taller than the south wall. An Annual Church Report from 1880 noted the need to raise the boundary walls on the north and west sides to prevent rubbish from being thrown over.