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Category Archives: Crosses
Boskenna Cross, St Buryan, Cornwall
Wayside Cross: OS Grid Reference – SW 42579 24266 Also Known as: Historic England Grade II Listed Building No. 1007955 Getting Here Travelling along the B3315 from Penzance to Lands End, the Cross is on the south side of the … Continue reading
Hill Chapel Cross, Horns Lane, Goosnargh, Lancashire
Wayside Cross : OS Grid Reference – SD 57273 38505 Also Known as: Historic England Monument No. 42648 Getting Here The Cross base is situated in a thick hedgerow on the east side of Horns Lane, opposite St Francis’ Hill … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Crosses, Lancashire
Tagged ancient monuments, ancient sites, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Brigantia, Crosses, England, english heritage, Goosnargh, Hill Chapel, Horns Lane Goosnargh, Inglewhite, Lancashire, Longridge, medieval history, St Francis Hill Chapel, wayside crosses
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Market Cross, Glanton, Northumberland
Cross (destroyed): OS Grid Reference – NU 0708 1445 Archaeology & History This site has long since gone, but its existence is worthy of note. Indeed, when Dippie Dixon (1895) wrote about it in his classic work, faded memory was … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Crosses, Northumbria
Tagged antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, christian sites, Crosses, earth mysteries, England, english heritage, Glanton, market crosses, medieval history, Northumberland, Northumbria, omphalos, religious sites, sacred sites, Whittingham
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Town Cross, Alloa, Clackmannanshire
Cross: OS Grid Reference – NS 88559 92686 Also Known as: Burgh Cross Canmore ID 47169 Market Cross Mercat Cross Getting Here Get into the small town of Alloa, where the buses stand at Shillinghill. From here walk southwest down … Continue reading
Lytham Cross, Lytham, Lancashire
Wayside Cross: OS Grid Reference – SD 3603 2718 Getting Here The cross is situated in a small railed enclosure adjoining the pavement on the North side of Church Road on the west side of Lytham, opposite Lowther Gardens. Archaeology … Continue reading
Stump Cross, Goosnargh, Lancashire
Wayside Cross: OS Grid Reference – SD 57287 37421 Also Known as: Historic England Grade II Listed Building No. 1165108 Getting Here The cross is situated on the verge at the west side of the B5269 road near its junction … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Crosses, Lancashire
Tagged Agrimensores, antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, Crosses, England, english heritage, Goosnargh, Grimsargh, Hundred of Amounderness, Lancashire, Longridge, medieval history, Preston, Reverend Richard Wilkinson, Roman Survey, Romans, Wayside cross, Whittingham
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Eaves Green Cross, near Goosnargh, Lancashire
Cross (ruins): OS Grid Reference – SD 56770 37765 Also Known as: Historic England Monument No. 42651 Getting Here Travelling east out of Goosnargh on the B5269, go straight ahead onto Camforth Hall Lane, follow it northwards and take the … Continue reading
Tom Cross, Colne, Lancashire
Cross: OS Grid Reference – SD 92102 43175 Also Known as: Copy House Cross Getting Here Follow the same directions as if you’re visiting the Dissenter’s Well. The cross stands right next to it! Archaeology & History This is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Brigantia (Northern England), Crosses, Lancashire
Tagged antiquarian, antiquities, Archaeology, boundaries, Colne, Cowling, Crosses, Earby, earth mysteries, english heritage, Foulridge, Kelbrook, Lancashire, Laneshaw Bridge, medieval history, monoliths, Standing Stones, Yorkshire
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