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Carlisle Cross. Carlisle Market Cross (aka “Carlisle Cross” or “Carel Cross”) was erected in 1682 on the site of an earlier cross. On the top, there is a lion which is sitting holding a scroll with the city arms. Below it, there are four sundials with incised Roman numerals. It is Grade I-listed (Historic England List Entry Number: 1297369)
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| Author | David Dixon |
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