Eynsham, The Saxon Cross c.1965
Photo ref:
E92010

More about this scene
Sad to say, the original 14th-century Saxon cross in the Market Square, seen here with its iron support, succumbed to old age. It was rather unusual in that it stood 20ft high, with a lantern head and a rather slender shaft. A replacement cross, carved by W J Brown, was erected in February 1991.
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