Wall With Gateways And Attached Privy Along The South Side Of The Churchyard Of Church Of St Clement is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 15 April 1988. Wall with gateways and privy.

Wall With Gateways And Attached Privy Along The South Side Of The Churchyard Of Church Of St Clement

WRENN ID
carved-bailey-rush
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cornwall
Country
England
Date first listed
15 April 1988
Type
Wall with gateways and privy
Source
Historic England listing

Description

WITHIEL WITHIEL SW 96 NE 3/160 Wall with gateways and attached - privy along the south side of the churchyard of Church of St Clement

GV II

Wall with gateway along the south side of the churchyard, with attached privy. C19. Slatestone and granite rubble; stone and slate coping to the wall. Cast iron gates. Privy in rubble with slate roof with gable ends. The wall extends along the south side of the churchyard, with slate coping for the range to west and with moulded terracotta tiles as coping to the east range; about 70 metres long and about 1½ metres high. At the west end there is a gateway with square plan rubble piers with pyramidal caps, single east iron gate with rounded top rail and knob finials. Attached at the west end a small privy, with pointed arched door, and blind pointed arched panel in rubble above the door. Opposite the south porch of the church is a gateway with pair of granite piers with arched tops and pointed arched panel to front; pair of similar cast iron gates with 4-centred arched top rail and knob finials, the mid rails with a circle design.

Listing NGR: SW9942165372

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