Aylburton Cross.

Introduction

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Aylburton Cross.

Image: © Christopher Clift Taken: Unknown

The cross dates from the 14th century, and used as a preaching cross by travelling Friars to preach to the public. The cross was repaired in 1841, and moved in the early 1960s in order to widen the A48, Chepstow to Lydney road.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.712715
Longitude
-2.555742