-
gate was
split vertically so that you
could step over the
lower part
without having to open it. Therefore, one can also
guess another meaning of
lych...
- the
archdeaconry of
Leeds and the
Diocese of Leeds. The
church and its
lych gate are
Grade II
listed buildings. In 1494, a
chantry chapel dedicated to...
- was
added over the west wall
replacing the 1907 twin turret. The
wooden Lych-
gate,
which now
forms the main
entrance to the
church from
Boulton Lane was...
- 15th-century
lych gate on the
south side was
rebuilt in 1901. It was
designed by the
Reverend R. M.
Fulford to
resemble as near as
possible the
original gate; the...
- persons per
square mile (17 persons per
square kilometre).
Alongside the
Lych Gate of St Mary's
Church stands the Leightonstone. It was
originally situated...
-
Friendship Bridge, York Alley, All
Saints Green, Pull’s Ferry, St.
Andrews Lych Gate, Fire Station,
Chapelfield North, St.
Peter Mancroft Church, Sainsbury...
- Hall and
constructed in 1928. It is
separately listed as
Grade II. A
lych gate was
added to the south-east
corner of the site as a War
Memorial in 1920...
- its
conversion for use as a chapel, and
several items (including the
lych gate and two of the bells) had been
transferred to the new building. Stephen...
- Bodley) in the late 19th century. The new
vestry was
completed in 2008. The
lych-
gate was
built in 1909 in
memory of
Emily Macarthur, the wife of
James Macarthur...
- St Cyprian's
Church is an
episcopal church in
Beech road, Lenzie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It was
built in 1873 by
Alexander Ross of
Inverness and...
