Description

SP 2618-2718
6/26

MILTON-UNDER-WYCHWOOD
CHURCH ROAD (east side)
Lychgate and churchyard boundary walls to west and north and to west of former school

5.2.76

GV
II
Lychgate and churchyard boundary walls. 1853-54, Architect G.E Street (Oxford Diocesan Architect). Rubble with weathered coping and roll ridge, a Street speciality. The wall is low, about 3-5 ft high, stepped down the slope and forming the west boundary of both the former school (qv) and the Church of SS Simon and Jude (qv), a section is returned to form the north boundary wall of the churchyard. Wall is angled in at lychgate with styles. The lychgate has been restored, oak on stone base; C13 French Gothic detail, partly damaged, chamfers with pyramidal stops; cusped bargeboard and concrete tile roof; internally two bays with central base truss; C20 Street style gates.

Listing NGR: SP2644818648

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26304357

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