Barbour Tomb and Railings, Lambeg Parish Churchyard, Church Hill, Lambeg North, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, BT27 4SB

Twentieth century free-standing pedimented neo-classical stone mausoleum, facing east with railed enclosure, set within the grounds of Lambeg Parish Church on the south side of Church Hill Road. Granite ashlar up-standing mausoleum comprising three inscribed memorial plaques flanked by engaged Ionic columns on plinth blocks and supporting full dentilated and stepped entablature with open-top scrolled pediment and funerary urn. Architrave below the pediment is inscribed ‘BARBOUR’. Three inscribed plaques are set in an arcade arrangement with gilt lettering dating from the early to mid twentieth century. The mausoleum is mounted on a rock-faced basalt wall with stone coping (to the rear) and extends as a painted rendered wall to the front elevation supporting further stone and marble grave markers (of earlier dates). Polished memorial plaques lay within the enclosed space, enclosed by robust cast-iron railing with foliate heads set into low plinth wall with pedestrian gate.