Lychgate,Gates And Wall Immediately South East Of Church Of St Michael

The lychgate, gates, and wall located immediately southeast of the Church of St Michael are likely from the 18th century or early 19th century. They are constructed from dressed slate rubble and feature a hipped scantle slate roof. The lychgate serves as a gateway supported by two walls that hold up the hipped roof. The walls are rebated inside to accommodate a pair of wrought iron gates from the late 19th century, which have curved bracing and appear-headed shafts. The roof structure was added in the 20th century. The threshold of the gateway is made from reused moulded stone. This structure includes flanking retaining walls for the churchyard on the east side, which are also made of slate rubble and set back on the left (south) side of the lychgate.