Description

ST NEOT ST NEOT SX 16 NE 9/137 Walls enclosing the churchyard of - Church of St Anietus to west and south, 2 gateways to west and south east GV II Walls enclosing the churchyard to west and south, west gateway and south east gateway. Possibly originally of C16, with rebuilding of C19 and mid C19 gateways. Walls in slatestone rubble without coping; gateways in granite with granite steps and cast iron gates. The walls are about 4 metres high, according to the slope of the ground. The west gateway has a flight of 6 granite steps, walls to sides with plain granite coping. Pair of cast iron gates, with double mid rail with pattern of circles, knob finials to rails. Wrought iron overthrow with lamp. The rails are continued for about 2 metres to right and left, with knob finials. The south east gateway has 4 granite steps with rails to sides, granite jambs to the gateway, with pair of similar cast iron gates, also with wrought iron overthrow with lamp. Plain railings are continued for about 2 metres to the south on top of the churchyard wall.

Listing NGR: SX1849267850

External Links

• Wikidata Q26614510

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