White Cross, Hereford.
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White Cross, Hereford.
Image: © Christopher Clift Taken: 1 Sep 2004
This fine wayside/Market cross stands on the junction of A438 and A4110. The cross was built by Bishop Lewis Charlton and depicts his coat of arms, a 'lion rampant'. It was the site of a temporary market that was held here during the time of the plague.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.061445
Longitude
-2.740932