Description

SW 73 SE BUDOCK BUDOCK WATER

3/48 Churchyard walls, lychgate, gate-
- piers and railings round churchyard
of Church of St Budock

GV II

Churchyard walls, lychgate, gate-piers and railings. Circa C18 and circa early C19
and later C19. Granite and killas rubble with granite dressings. Walls on all sides
of churchyard. There is a wide gap in the east walls at the south end. There are
gateways west and north of of the church and a lychgate south of the church. Walls
have probably C18 shaped copings along part of the west side, otherwise C19 copings
or C20 cement coping. Lychgate is circa late C19. Rubble walls and grouted scantle
slate roof with gable ends. Square on plan with stone benches at the sides. South
gable has reused C16 tracery as ventilator. On either side of the lychgate the walls
are lower and are surmounted by C19 wrought-iron railings with turned finials to the
stanchions and arrowhead finials to the bars.

Listing NGR: SW7864832321

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598015

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