Gateway, Wall And Lamp Brackets At South Entrance To Stanwix House

The gateway, wall, and lamp brackets at the south entrance to Stanwix House date from the early 19th century. They are made of red sandstone and feature cast-iron lamp brackets. The structure includes four central octagonal piers, each with recessed trefoil-headed panels, designed to accommodate central double gates and flanking pedestrian gates. A low quadrant wall connects to squared piers that are topped with fluted cast-iron columns and three-pronged scrolled lamp brackets, although the oil lamps are now missing. The design also includes speared railings and gates with a quatrefoil lock band, but the left pedestrian gate is missing. This structure is noted for its group value.