Description

MINSTER CHURCH STREET
TR 3064-3164
(South Side)
5/19
Railed tomb chests
and memorial cross
about 5 metres south
of nave of St. Mary's
Church

GV II
Group of railed tomb chests and memorial cross. Tomb chest and railings:
Early C19. Stone with cast iron railings. Moulded plinth, chest with
moulded base, baluster corner posts, four-lobed panels and fluted frieze.
Inscription illegible, spear-head rails. Tomb Chest: John Swinford,
d.1846. Moulded base, projecting raised panels with moulded slab. Leaf-
finials to rails. Memorial Cross: to Swinford family, mid C19. Floriate
cross set on shaft with pinnacled base on square plinth with 2 steps.
Low rails with cross-shaped finials.

Listing NGR: TR3108464238

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26557405

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