Description

PARISH OF OCKBROOK CHURCH STREET
SK 42 35
6/59 (East Side)
Gate piers and
lychgate with
attached railings
and wall round All
Saints Churchyard.
GV II

Gate piers and lychgate, with attached railings and wall. Gate
piers, wall and railings erected 1817, lychgate erected 1923.
Gate piers are of ashlar, wall of red brick, railings of iron
and lychgate of timber with plain tile roof, plus wavy
bargeboards . South side of churchyard has continuous railings,
with pointed or urn finials on low chamfered stone plinth. To
north end are a pair of rusticated stone gate piers with
chamfered copings. Attached to east of these is a high brick
wall with chamfered stone copings and brick abutments to south
side. The lychgate is to the east of the gate piers and has
double wooden gates, with a frieze of pierced quatrefoils to the
top of each gate. The sides have a solid base and are open
above with corner braces supporting the roof trusses which are
infilled with vertical studs.

Listing NGR: SK4233335718

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26570331

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