Gate Piers And Screen Wall And Gates To Cemetery

The gate piers, screen wall, and gates to the cemetery were built between 1854 and 1855, likely designed by C. E. Davis of Bath. The structure features six-foot stone gate piers topped with foiled gables and heavy octagonal finials, adorned with a cornice of leaves. There is a moulded plinth at the base. The left-hand pedestrian entrance is associated with the nearby lodge, while the right-hand pedestrian entrance has a high arch capped by a Celtic cross, flanked by cross-gabled weathered saddlestone buttresses, which consist of two orders and a label. The main entrance is centrally located, with main gates that have spearhead railings. The side gates are made of ornamental wrought iron with twisted dog rails. A dwarf wall extends to the north of the lodge and to the south of the gates, featuring moulded coping and two wall piers, each topped with cross-gabled weathered saddle stones.