Description

PLYMTREE NORMANS GREEN
ST 00 SE
3/143 Plymtree United Reform Church
- churchyard walls and gateway

GV II

Churchyard walls and south gateway. Probably 1850, contemporary with the church
(q.v). Grey limestone laid to courses, cast iron railings, gate and overthrow. Low
wall around south and west sides of the churchyard curving round the corner which
includes the gateway. Plain square section gateposts with soffit-chamfered caps.
Wrought iron overthrow enriched with scrolls and including an ornate lamp brack.
Gate has plain rails and crest of an ornate fleur-de-lys. There were low cast iron
railings in similar style to the gate but these have been replaced by a hedge
although short lengths remain each side of the gateway.

Listing NGR: ST0558003574

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26596049

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