The late 9th or early 10th century cross shaft, discovered in 1872, in the churchyard of St James' Church

Date:: 1890 - 1920

Location:: St James Church, Nunburnholme, East Riding Of Yorkshire

Reference:: OP28985

Type:: Photograph (Printing Out Paper Print)

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Description

The stone cross shaft was discovered when the south porch of the church was demolished in 1872. It is made from magnesian limestone and is formed two joined blocks, with two carved panels on each of the four sides. It has now been placed inside St James' Church.

The print OP28984 shows the cross in the same position in the churchyard, but before the large tree on the boundary was cut down.

Archival History

This photograph was withdrawn from the open Red Box Collection for conservation reasons during the 2011-2012 Red Box Project.

Content

This is part of the Series: RBO01/20 Early Photographic Print Collection: Humberside; within the Collection: RBO01 Early Photographic Print Collection

Rights

Source: Historic England Archive

People & Organisations

Photographer: Goulding, Charles

Keywords

Early Medieval Cross