Boundary Walls and Railings to the East part of the Churchyard to the Parish Church of St. Peter

The boundary walls and railings to the east part of the churchyard of the Parish Church of St. Peter were likely built around the same time as the church's rebuilding in 1827 by Edward Haycock of Shrewsbury. The gates, made by George Lloyd, an ironmonger from Shrewsbury, date from 1843. The boundary begins just south of the corner by the War Memorial, featuring spearhead finialled railings with a droved plinth over a rubble base that follow the curve into Heol-y-Doll. There are double gates opposite Llys Maldwyn with oval lock plates, continuing to the north corner of the churchyard where there is a break in the boundary. Taller railings, which were formerly continuous, run in front of Londonderry Terrace and were built at the same time as the houses. This section of the churchyard was added in 1873.