| Summary : Wall on south side of churchyard. The west part and lower courses are part of the south wall of the early 13th century abbey nave, (NY95SE4), the other parts 17th century and later. Coursed stone with dressings. South elevation (to garden of Lord Crewe Arms): tall section on left links to Lord Crewe Arms and has chamfered plinth, corbel for former cloister roof and blocked lancet above. To right of small 20th century pent shed is a blocked 17th century doorway with flattened triangular head; to far right wall links to church of St Mary, NY95SE58); hollow-chamfered jambs of medieval processional doorway at foot of wall. North elevation to churchyard (ground level higher than on south): tall section shows double trefoiled piscina and round pilaster. |