Gatepiers And Railings To St John'S Churchyard From Bathwick Street

The gatepiers and railings at St John's Churchyard from Bathwick Street date from the late 18th century and are made of Bath stone ashlar and wrought iron. There is a pair of gatepiers with corniced heads marking the entrance to the footpath from Bathwick Street. The left-hand pier is connected to wrought iron railings that rest on a dwarf stone base, which runs alongside the footpath leading to the Old Vicarage, now known as Brompton House Hotel. The railings also front the old Bathwick Burial Ground and are a standard late 18th-century design featuring alternate forked and single standards, similar to those found at St James's Square. Additionally, there is a matching pair of double gates at the entrance to the Burial Ground.