The Shaw Mausoleum, Carmavy Graveyard, Carmavy Road, Nutts Corner, Crumlin, Co Antrim

A gabled rectangular mausoleum of basalt rubble with slightly battered walls. Entrance faces west, in a segmental arched gable. Entrance gable has a moulded sandstone coping; contains a low plain rectangular opening recessed between projecting battered nib walls at the base, with two granite steps over, surmounted by an inscription panel set in a sandstone plaque in classical style comprising a lugged frame and an open segmental pediment. Entrance contains a small iron barred gate. Side elevations have blank walls of basalt rubble; roof of Bangor blue slates in regular courses with dark ridge tiles, resting on plain projecting sandstone eaves courses. Rear gable is of basalt rubble with sandstone coping to the triangular gable; contains a recessed circular sandstone panel with a circular opening. SETTING: The building stands within a walled graveyard (HB20/13/020D) which is located in a very rural area. It is sited approximately on an east to west axis with two other mausolea (HB20/13/020A and B) both of which lie to its west. The rear of the building projects beyond the east boundary of the graveyard with the boundary wall abutting it on each side; the rear is located within the rear garden of the adjoining graveyard caretaker's house, with much of its rear gable, including the circular opening, hidden by an adjacent shed. Grass around front and sides.