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St. Theresa’s Carmelite Church — Johnson's Court

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St. Theresa’s Carmelite Church — Johnson's Court
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Attached gateway, erected c. 1865, to St. Theresa's Carmelite Church. Limestone screen comprising ashlar piers, each having quarry-faced panels above and below boss, rising to plain imposts, segmental-headed entablature with rock-faced panelling to spandrels, and archivolt supporting cross-shaped finial. Relief-carved scroll over archivolt bearing Carmelite motto 'zelo zei atus sum pro domino deo exercituum'. Round-arch opening inset with ornate double-leaf cast-iron gate with overthrow having stiff leaf and rosette motifs. Set into painted rendered wall to southeast of St. Theresa’s Church.

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