Description

ILLOGAN CHURCHTOWN ROAD
SW 64 SE
10/192 (south side)
Churchtown
Gatepiers, gates, and railings
at north entrance to churchyard
of Church of St Illogan
GV
II
Gatepiers, gates, and railings. Dressed granite with cast-iron railings and gates,
and wrought-iron lamp arch. Probably mid to later C19. Set of 4 plain granite
posts approx. 2½ metres high with rounded tops to all faces; the central pair,
which are widely spaced, carry a 4-centred arch of wrought iron supporting a
central pendent lamp with a scroll on each side and a finial on top. The gates
and the railings to each side, which are mounted on a low chamfered plinth, are
in Gothick style, with slender shaft bars which have spear and trident tops
alternately, trefoil-headed panels, and low dog-bars.

Listing NGR: SW6709144059

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26454690

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