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SOUTH CAVE SE 93 SW 1460-/2/10001 STATION ROAD Cemetery Chapel in South Cave Cemetery GV II Cemetery chapel. 1873-74. Coursed limestone rubble with red brick and ashlar dressings. Red fishscale tile roof with moulded ridge tiles and a cross finial. Single cell apsidal plan. Double chamfered brick plinth. Angle buttresses with set-offs. Cill and impost brick bands. Decorated brick eaves. West front has a large 3-light, pointed arch window with ashlar geometrical tracery. Above 2 ashlar corbels supporting a tall gabled bellcote, with a pointed arch opening. North front has a central projecting, gabled porch with double chamfered pointed arch doorway with plank doors. Eitherside a single 2-light, pointed arch window with ashlar geometrical tracery. Apsidal east front has 3 single similar windows, with buttresses between. South front has to left a projecting, gabled porch with double chamfered brick entrance arch. To the right 2 single 2-light, pointed arch windows with ashlar geometrical tracery.

Listing NGR: SE9203731922

External Links

• Wikidata Q26519618

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