What is recorded here

Calp limestone boundary walls to Goldenbridge Cemetery, constructed c.1830, having entrance portal and gates to north-east corner. Rubble limestone walls having medallion detail to internal elevation. North boundary and north section of west boundary having rubble stone parapet, south section of west boundary having wrought-iron railings over calp limestone plinth wall with concrete capping, south boundary having rendered capping, curved niches and undulating parapet to east end. Sexton’s house to north-east abutting boundary wall. Brick infill repairs to sections of south boundary wall. Boundary wall encloses garden cemetery, having gates to north-east corner giving access from Saint Vincent’s Street West.

The walls surrounding Goldenbridge Cemetery create a sense of enclosure within the landscaped burial grounds, typical of early nineteenth-century garden cemeteries. Despite some alterations, the original fabric remains intact, adding a patina of age to the surrounding streetscape. It forms part of a significant group of related structures at the cemetery, with the mortuary chapel and sexton's house.

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