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English: Grade II Listed stone churchyard cross in St Brides Major. The cross is outside the Church of St Bridget. Cadw records that the 16th century preaching cross was where pilgrims knelt in prayer on the stone steps and farm workers sharpened their sickles. Probably damaged during the Commonwealth of 1649-1660. Restored in 1985. Grade II Listed in 1999 as an exceptionally well preserved example of a medieval preaching cross. |
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