Lych Gate And Churchyard Wall, Church Of All Saints

The lych gate and churchyard wall at the Church of All Saints date from the late 19th century and are designed in a Gothic style. The lych gate features a hipped tile canopy supported by an arch-braced wooden framework, with brackets at the front adorned with quatrefoils, and topped with a wrought iron cruciform finial. It is set on a low rubble plinth and has a pair of gates that match the style of the gate itself. There are rubble piers with dressed caps on either side. The rubble wall extends 5 metres to the south and 30 metres to the north, with a rough capping. This structure is primarily noted for its group value with the adjoining buildings, particularly the Church of All Saints.