Lychgate At The South Entrance To The Churchyard Of Church Of St Colanus

The lychgate at the south entrance to the churchyard of the Church of St Colanus is a 19th-century structure made of slatestone rubble and granite. It features a slate roof with gable ends leading to an attached shed. The side walls stand approximately 1.5 meters high and are topped with moulded granite coping. There are granite benches on each inner side. The lychgate has a 20th-century wooden gate flanked by two wrought iron railings, each adorned with trefoil finials. Attached to the lychgate is a small single-storey rubble shed, which has a pointed arched door in the outer gable end and raised coped verges at the gable. The inner gable end of the shed includes a re-used single cusped granite window.