lychgate , auch: lych gate , auch: lich-gate

Most prominent is the Lychgate at the old entrance to the church.

The church is now approached through a lychgate dated 1722.

The lychgate at the north entrance was erected in 1903.

She took her hand and opened the lychgate to the churchyard.

St Mary's was built in 1846 with a lychgate and stained glass.

There has been a church on the site since about 1150 and the lychgate precedes the current building.

The church is 15th century; its lychgate has a room over it.

A lychgate was built at the entrance to the churchyard in about 1930.

They'd no money for inns and spent the first night under the shelter of a church lychgate.

At the southern entrance to the churchyard, there is Lychgate.

There are two gates to the church, a lychgate from the main road side, the other on Town Street.

The churchyard was in total silence as they eased through the lychgate.

In 1953 a lychgate was installed in the southern face of the church.

At the entrance to the churchyard is a lychgate dating from about 1870.

Over the lychgate is a gabled roof, with a cross on its north end.

Entry to the church is also through a gravelled path from the lychgate.

It has a fine example of a lychgate.

The lychgate is a memorial to those who died in the two World Wars.

At the entrance to the churchyard on the north side is a lychgate dated 1855.

The churchyard is surrounded by a low stone wall incorporating a lychgate.

It is reached from the street by passing through a lychgate by the local war memorial.

Another feature at the road entrance is the lychgate, with its four carved angels; this was added in 1887.

The village erected a new Lychgate to mark the Millennium.

The Lychgate was built in 1715 and re-sited to its present position in 1728.

A new oak Lychgate was made by local craftsmen to commemorate the millennium.