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Malcolm's Cross


Malcolm's Cross is located about ¾mile north of Alnwick, in woods by the B6341 road, just south of the Broomhouse Roundabout. The cross was erected at the site where King Malcolm of Scotland was killed during the Battle of Alnwick in 1093 AD. The pedestal is all that remains of the Medieval cross, which was replaced by the current stone cross in 1774, when the monument was restored by Elizabeth Seymour, First Duchess of Northumberland, whose family line included Malcolm as an ancestor. Malcolm's Cross is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Battle of Alnwick, 1093 1774 Broomhouse (Denwick) Historic Buildings and Monuments in Denwick Civil Parish
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MALCOLM'S CROSS AND REMAINS OF OLDER CROSS ON WEST
- "Commemorative cross, 1774, with remains of medieval predecessor. Stepped base carrying panelled pedestal; on west 'MALCOLM III KING OF SCOTLAND BESIEGEING ALNWICK CASTLE WAS SLAIN HERE NOV. XIII AN MXCIII', …
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List number: 1153333
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU1905014756

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