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Medieval Wayside Cross, Bowes


The substantial remains of a Medieval wayside cross are located in the front garden of Cross House, on the north side of The Street in Bowes. The base and 0.6-metre tall stump of the cross shaft are Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Another wayside cross (Rey Cross) is located about 5 miles west of Bowes.

Bowes Cross House and Church View, Bowes Historic Buildings and Monuments in Bowes Civil Parish
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Old Wayside Cross on The Street. Bowes
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Base and Cross Shaft Fragment in the Garden of Cross House - Bowes - List Entry
- Base and stump of cross shaft. Medieval. Sandstone. Square-plan plinth, with rounded corners and chamfered top edge, supports octagonal-plan base and badly-worn, 0.6-metre tall stump of a cross shaft.....
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County: County Durham
Grid ref: NY9925413557

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