Boundary Walls & Piers to Churchyard of Ebeneser URC

The boundary walls and piers surrounding the churchyard of Ebenezer United Reformed Church date from the 19th century and are likely built at the same time as the church. On the western side, in front of the main elevation, there is a low dwarf wall made of stone with deep moulded coping. The wall features piers in the center and at both ends, each adorned with four gablets. The central gates are made of wood and include cusped metal paneling. Most of the northern boundary wall is constructed from stone rubble with a brick coping, while the western part of the northern wall serves as the western boundary wall. There are two piers located at the eastern end of the northern boundary wall.