Remain of Cross. C15 or C16. Limestone. Square base with chamfered plinth, octagonal cross shaft with pyramid stops stands up to one metre above the base.
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The stump of the octagonal shaft of a stone cross, possibly 13th century, stands in Whitcombe churchyard, a little to the west of the south porch of the church. It is about 2 feet 8 inches high, twelve inches square at the base, slightly tapering towards the top, and is set into a socket-stone of later date. It is said to have been found during excavations in the churchyard. <1>
The cross stands at SY 71648829, and is as described above (see photo). <2>
Sources/Archives (3)
<1> SWX1408
Bibliographic reference: Pope, A. 1906. Old Stone Crosses of Dorset. 141-2.
<2> SWX1169
Unpublished document: Swatridge, G C. Various. Field Investigators Comments GCS. F1 GCS 19-AUG-54.
<3> SDO14739
Digital archive: National Record of the Historic Environment. 453993.
Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SY 78 NW 18
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 453993
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Oct 25 2023 4:49PM
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