Bromborough Cross Village Centre
Introduction
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Bromborough Cross Village Centre
Image: © Sue Adair Taken: 11 Jan 2006
One of the few things that remains of ancient Broborough is Bromborough Cross although even this is not completely the original. Edward I granted a charter for a market to be held each Monday and its location beneath a cross was in the hope that it would promote honest dealing. Today, the steps of the cross are the original 13th century but the cross is only a few years old having been presented as a gift by The Bromborough Society. In the centre of the photo is Church Square and the entrance to the church of St Barnabas.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.331789
Longitude
-2.979001