Cleeves Cross Circa 10 Metres North East Of No 28 is a Grade II listed building in the County Durham local planning authority area, England. First listed on 14 June 1988. Cross.

Cleeves Cross Circa 10 Metres North East Of No 28

WRENN ID: secret-lime-cedar
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: County Durham
Country: England
Date first listed: 14 June 1988
Type: Cross
Source: Historic England listing

Description

NZ 23 SE FERRYHILL MOPETH PLACE (East side)

6/32 Cleeves Cross circa 10 metres north east of No 28 II

Fragments of medieval cross, set in ground near original site. Sandstone; c 1 metre high and 0.3 metre square, roughly shaped and with pecked marks. Plaque in wall to west records 'The large stone mounted on this site formed part of the CLEEVES CROSS where by tradition THE BRAWN OF BRANCEPETH was killed by Roger de Fery about the year 1200 AD'. (Brawn = boar).

Listing NGR: NZ2984932736

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