More information : [SE 17622380 Walton Cross [G.T.] (Remains of) (1)
A well preserved socket stone, at SE 1761223792 (See G.P.s AO/64/101/1 & 2),the remains of a mid 10th C.(a) cross. (2)
Walton Cross 100 yards N. of Walton Cross Farmhouse. II* Massive gritstone base to former cross. Thought to be C.11. Rectangular and tapering upwards with large well cut socket in top for shaft. Ornamentation on all four sides. Two sides have thin interlace. A third side has roundel with interlace and below 2 affronted beasts. The 4th side has scroll and 4 birds in a double frame of interlace. The history of the cross is not certain. N. Pevsner, The Buildings of England, 1979. (3)
SE 176 238 Walton Cross. Scheduled. (4)
SE 1761 2378. Anglian high cross fragment known as Walton Cross. (5)
Full description. Early 9th century. (6)
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