Description

BURNLEY

SD8033 PADIHAM ROAD
906-1/6/112 (North side)
29/09/77 Gateway and wall to churchyard of
Church of All Saints
(Formerly Listed as:
PADIHAM ROAD
Gateway and wall with Drinking
Trough to All Saints Churchyard)

GV II

Boundary wall to churchyard, with entrance archway and former
drinking trough. c1846-9. Probably by Weightman and Hadfield.
Sandstone ashlar. The wall encloses all 4 sides of the
rectangular churchyard, and has an eastward continuation to
the junction with Habergham Lodge (qv), being approximately
150m long. It is approx 2m high and has a pitched coping; and
at ground level at the west end is a small arched recess,
approx 0.5m high and wide, formerly a drinking trough for the
refreshment of horses which had climbed the hill from Padiham.
The entrance archway, opposite the tower of the church, has a
steep segmental arch with a moulded surround, and a pitched
parapet with an apex cross (former cast-iron gates now
removed).
Forms group with Church of All Saints (qv); and with Habergham
Lodge (qv).

Listing NGR: SD8092433455

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26537583

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