Description

LOSTWITHIEL CHURCH LANE, Lostwithiel
SX 15 NW
10/61 Walls and gates surrounding
- churchyard of Church of
St Bartholomew, to north, south and
west
GV II

Walls surrounding churchyard and gates. Late C19. Coursed slatestone rubble with
granite dressings and cast iron gates.
In the south range the wall is about 4 metres long, about 60 metres long in the west
range (interrupted by tower and vestry) and about 50 metres long in the north range.
Gates at south west and north west.
The walls are about one metre high, on granite plinth, with granite roll-moulded
saddle-back coping. In the north range, the wall is about 2 metres high, to
accommodate the slope of the ground, and has plain coping and square piers at
intervals with pyramidal caps, where the wall is stepped down towards the east.
2 pairs of gates, both with trefoil finials along tops, and 4-centred arched bracing,
with trefoils in spandrels of upper panels.

Listing NGR: SX1043359825

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26431160

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