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Cord Burial Ground — Thomas Street

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Cord Burial Ground — Thomas Street
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Freestanding gable-fronted single-storey mortuary chapel, built c. 1880. Pitched red and blue slate roof, clay ridge cresting, ashlar limestone bellcote to east gable; ashlar limestone verge coping to east and west gables. Rock-faced ashlar limestone walling, angle buttresses to corners. Rose window opening to east elevation, ashlar limestone teardrop surround, tooled limestone tracery, roughcast rendered in filled, triquetra opening to east elevation, ashlar limestone surround. Pointed arch door opening, ashlar limestone surround incorporating hood-moulding and label-stops, chamfered reveals, sheet metal double door. Mortuary chapel set in burial ground, accessed through ashlar limestone gate piers to west, wrought-iron gates.

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