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Monument Number 326269
Hob Uid: 326269
Location : Lincolnshire Lincoln Non Civil Parish
Grid Ref : SK9714069350
Summary : Site of Eleanor Cross.
More information : Queen Eleanor died at Harby in 1290. The first of the Eleanor Crosses marking the stages of her funeral cortege, was erected outside Bargate. By 1595 it had gone. (1) [SK 9714 6935] Site of Qn. Eleanors Cross. (2) Within the passage of Lincoln Castle gateway (SK 97 SE 25) is a piece of a Sculptured female figure, all that is left of the Eleanor Cross. (3) The Site is now a main road junction. The remains are as noted - See GP AO/63/13/8. (4)

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Source details : Md. Lincoln 1948, 112, 351, site plan, 344. (JWF Hill)
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Source Number : 2
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Source details : Plan of Lincoln, 1848, scale 1/6336 (W.Marrat)
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Source Number : 3
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Source details : 'Lincolnshire' (Kings England) 1949 p.217 (A.Mee. Ed.)
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Source Number : 4
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Source details : F1 FDC 29-APR-63
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : 1292
Monument End Date : 1292
Monument Start Date : 1292
Monument Type : Eleanor Cross
Evidence : Find, Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : SK 96 NE 17
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Activity type : FIELD OBSERVATION (VISUAL ASSESSMENT)
Start Date : 1963-04-29
End Date : 1963-04-29

Historic England Research Records

Monument Number 326269