High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)
High Cross (Central)

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The shaft of the cross is socketed into a carved square base stone. It is rectangular in cross section and tapers towards the top where it has been broken. A piece of the shaft about 0.75m in length is missing. All four sides of the shaft depict well-preserved early eleventh century decoration, comprising foliated scrollwork. The principal ornamentation is on the east and west faces and consists of a central rounded shaft or pole rising from the apex of a gable. At the top of the shaft are the damaged remains of the carved central boss of the cross head.
Title

High Cross (Central)

Date

early 11th C

Medium

stone

Measurements

H 230 x W 56 x D 24 cm;
Plinth: H 50 x W 79 x D 64 cm

Accession number

BB7_SB_S900

Work type

Cross

Owner

St Mary and All Saints Church

Custodian

St Mary and All Saints Church

Work status

extant

Listing status

Scheduled Monument

Listing date

25/02/51

Access

at all times

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Located at

Church Lane, Whalley

BB7 9SY

In the churchyard south of St Mary and All Saints church, near the porch.