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Freestanding limestone ashlar Gothic Revival memorial fountain, erected 1879, on a square plan comprising stepped base, single stage on bas-relief rock-faced course having diagonally-disposed clasping consoles, carved (moulded) basin to face to west having inscribed plaque over, trefoil-headed detailing having crocketed gables over on foliate stops, finials to apexes, octagonal stage over with moulded stringcourse, and gables over supporting stepped 'spirelet' with finial extending into cross finial. Set back from road in square with cut-stone chamfered bollards supporting iron chains.
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