Lychgate At Church Of All Saints

The lychgate at the Church of All Saints, built in 1882 by William White, is constructed from ironstone ashlar. It features an open timber bell tower topped with a steeply pitched gabled roof covered in wood shingles and adorned with finials. The doorway has a pointed arched head and a hood mould with foliated stops. There are two small timber gates fitted with wrought-iron strap hinges. Above the doorway, there are four lancet windows, and a single lancet window is found on the second tier. Inside, the lychgate includes wooden bench seats and a single stone vault. A plank door with a wrought-iron hinge provides access to a staircase.