Description

962/0/10069 SOUTH EALING ROAD
04-DEC-02 Walls to Ealing Cemetery

GV II

Boundary walls to Ealing Cemetery. 1861 by Charles Jones, Borough Engineer. Kentish rag with Bath stone dressings, wrought and cast iron gates and railings. Approx. 70 m. long. The wall is divided by piers into thirteen sections, and pierced by four gates leading to the former hall, the lodge, the main entrance and chapels, and the south lodge. The principal piers are pyramid-capped; the lesser piers have moulded copings, as does the dwarf wall, placed over a course of angle-set red bricks. The main gates are in a mixture of Gothic and Arts and Crafts styles, and bear the borough arms. Other gates are of decorative wrought iron. The outwardly curved railings are spiked. These walls and railings possess strong group value with the lodges and chapels (q.v.), and repeat the design of the northern boundary along Pope's Lane (q.v.).

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26388316

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