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Main entrance gates to graveyard, erected c.1889, comprising four dressed limestone gate piers, on square-plan with moulded limestone capping stones over, supporting cast-iron gates and cast-iron double gates. Entrances made up of central carriage entrance flanked to either side by pedestrian entrances (north and south). Coursed rubble limestone boundary walls (with crenellated coping over) run away to the north and the south with further dressed limestone piers. Located to the west side of graveyard adjacent to attendant former gate lodge/sexton’s lodge (southeast) (15309010).
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