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    Monuments: H
  1. Monuments: H
    1. Hackness
    2. Hackness
    3. Hackness
    4. Hackness
    5. Hackness
    6. Hackness
    7. Hackness
    8. Hackness
    9. Hackness
    10. Halton
    11. Halton
    12. Halton
    13. Halton
    14. Halton
    15. Halton
    16. Halton
    17. Halton
    18. Halton
    19. Halton
    20. Halton
    21. Halton
    22. Halton
    23. Halton
    24. Halton
    25. Halton
    26. Halton
    27. Halton
    28. Halton
    29. Halton
    30. Halton
    31. Halton
    32. Halton
    33. Halton
    34. Halton
    35. Halton
    36. Halton
    37. Halton
    38. Halton
    39. Hart
    40. Hart
    41. Hauxwell
    42. Hexham
    43. Hexham
    44. Hexham
    45. Hexham
    46. Hexham
    47. Hexham
    48. Hexham
    49. Hexham
    50. Hexham
    51. Hexham
    52. Heysham
    53. Heysham
    54. Heysham
    55. Heysham
    56. Heysham
    57. Heysham
    58. Heysham
    59. Heysham
    60. Hoddam Cross Arm Fragment
    61. Hoddam Cross Head
    62. Hoddam Cross Head
    63. Hoddam Cross Head
    64. Hope
    65. Hope
    66. Hope
    67. Hope
    68. Hope
    69. Hope
    70. Hope
    71. Hornby
    72. Hornby
    73. Hovingham
    74. Hovingham
    75. Hovingham
    76. Hovingham
    77. Hovingham
    78. Hovingham
    79. Hovingham
    80. Hovingham
    81. Hovingham
    82. Hovingham
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Monuments: H

1. Halton

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RecordAuthor Máirín Mac Carron
ISODate 2002-08-28
Date 28 August 2002
PictureCredit Jane Hawkes
County Lancashire
Townland Halton
OSMapRef SD 503649
Area England
GeneralContext Cross, in churchyard.
Location Churchyard at Halton.
GeneralDescription Top of the Cross, west face.
GeneralDescription The cross head has a large boss in the centre, surrounded by four smaller bosses. The top arm of the cross head is decorated.
GeneralDescription The top of the shaft has a possible evangelical symbol.

  1. Collingwood, W.G., Northumbrian Crosses of the pre-Norman age1st, Faber and Gwyer, London (1927) High Crosses, Northumbria, Anglo-Saxons..