Examples of 'market cross' in a sentence
Meaning of "market cross"
A structure or monument, often located in a town square, where a market is traditionally held
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- A traditional structure, such as a stone cross, obelisk or spire, indicating the site of a market square.
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A market cross stands on the village green.
It is probable that historic market cross is this same site.
Market cross in the market place.
The centre of the village has an ancient market cross.
The market cross at midnight.
Not all still possess their mercat cross market cross.
Sented a new market cross in place of the old one.
At the crossroads in the village are the remains of the market cross.
The market cross and the church both contain sundials.
The village has a central square with a fountain and a market cross.
A market cross stood in the square supported by eight oak pillars.
The centre of the village is the Market Square which contains a market cross.
The central market cross in the town square originally stood in the old town.
In the Market Square of Trier you can also see the famous market cross.
The market cross of Grampound is more ornate than the other three crosses.
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Try the camera on Market Cross.
Market Cross and railed enclosure.
The Rossmore Memorial and the Market Cross are also of historical significance.
Market Cross is repaired and peace restored in Cheddar.
You know, there's a wee charity shop near the Market Cross and it sells outdoor wear.
The market cross is on Market Place.
He was executed at the market cross of St. Andrews.
The market cross is in Market Street.
Duchess of Burgundy bids you come to Cheapside . The market cross at midnight.
Its market cross dates from the late 18th century.
This may have acted as a market cross in the 17th century.
The market cross probably dates from the 17th century.
Its details use " Tudorbethan " style, built to appear as an octagonal market cross building.
A market cross has a faint date which may read 1636, but the cross itself is considerably older.
You know, there's a wee charity shop near the Market Cross.
In Huddersfield over 200 people assembled at the Market Cross.
