Lychgate To The South West Of Church Of All Saints

The lychgate to the south-west of the Church of All Saints is a war memorial designed by Frederick Charles Eden and was erected in 1918. It was unveiled on 6th November 1920 by General Sir Reginald Dyer. The structure features squared dressed stone tapered piers with timber trusses that arch up from either side to support a pyramidal stone slate roof, which is topped with a stone ball finial at the apex. The floor beneath the roof is made of close-set cobbles, and there are 2-leaf plank gates with open balustrades. The roof has deeply projecting eaves. Inscriptions commemorating the dead are located on the inner faces of the piers. The lychgate is enclosed by low walls made of squared and coursed dressed stone with cambered copings, and it is set against the attached churchyard walls, which are constructed of thin-bedded rubble.