Description

KINGTON ST MICHAEL KINGTbN ST MICHAEL VILLAGE
ST 9077 (west side)

13/130 Lychgate at west entrance to
churchyard of Church of St Michael

GV II

Lychgate, 1917 by H. Brakspear, incorporating gate piers of 1760,
rubble stone banded in ashlar with half-hipped stone slate roof,
saddlestone and ridge cross. Moulded plinth and 2-chamfer ashlar
pointed arch each end. Five-light mullioned side openings, stone
seats within and central ashlar coffin-rest. Open timber roof.
Inscription within recording that lychgate was erected in memory of
Herbert Prodgers of Kington Manor, died 1917. To each side of west
front, a length of short curving wall connects to rusticated
corniced gate pier with ball finial, the north pier inscribed
'Thomas Stubb gave this gate 1760'.

Listing NGR: ST9043377227

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26273278

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