NHER 67875 (Structure record) - Post-medieval boundary walls (including two crinkle-crankle sections)

Post-medieval walls, including northern boundary of churchyard of SS Peter and Paul's Church (NHER 7123).
Previously recorded under NHER 7123.

February 2000. Listed Grade II.
Listing Description excerpt:
"Boundary wall consisting of part of churchyard wall to south, 16th century and later; mid-19th-century east wall with north section of early 18th-century [date]; north wall dated 1803; west wall late 18th century. 16th-century wall of flint and brick, remainder of red brick.
NORTH SECTION: consists of two lengths of deeply serpentine crinkle-crankle wall linked by a central straight length with a datestone TAE 1803. Brick laid in mixed header bond and Flemish bond; triangular coping bricks. Coping to west part of wall replaced 1990s.
EAST SECTION: begins at south with a segmental doorway with high flanking walls left and right, that part to right rebuilt late 20th century. Wall continues with mid-19th-century Flemish bond and triangular coping bricks. Near north end is a pedestrian door set under a pointed gauged arch. Wall north of this of early 18th-century date.
WEST SECTION: wall swept down from north-west corner in mixed header and Flemish bond; triangular coping bricks.
SOUTH SECTION: mixed flint and brick laid in irregular courses. Coping lost, and patched with mortar."
Information from (S1).
Please consult the National Heritage List for England (S1) for the current listing details.
P. Watkins (HES), 20 December 2023.