Description

1. 5224 CHURCH STREET (east side)

Churchyard walls to north, south and west, churchyard gates and SP 1539 6/60 gatepiers SP 1539 SW 9/60 II GV

2. The walls are principally early Cl7 for Sir Baptist Hicks, gates and rails probably mid C19. Good quality ashlar rubble. North wall about 5-7 ft buttressed and about 100 yds long. South wall about 6-9 ft high with weathered coping with roll, also about 100 yds long; blocked Tudor archway, axial between Campden House and Hicks chapel and a further blocked opening at east end which has stepped buttresses. West wall about 6 ft high with weathered coping. Footpath gate north-west; churchyard gates to south-west. Latter consist of 2 rusticated ashlar gate-piers with ball- capping and lamp overthrow;pair of cast-iron gates with reversed arch top rail; halberd-head railings, repeated on flanking panels of railings (arches between verticals). Side gate to right with railings and dwarf wall linking to North Lodge (qv).

Listing NGR: SP1551239477

External Links

• Wikidata Q26592336

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