Milestone Approximately 210 Metres To South East Of The Four Crosses Inn

This milestone, located approximately 210 metres southeast of the Four Crosses Inn, dates from the late 18th century and has early 19th-century alterations. It is made of red sandstone and features segmental-headed cast-iron plates. The milestone has a triangular section on a square base. The left-hand plate is inscribed with the words "TO CHESTER 33 MILES," while the right-hand plate reads "TO NEWPORT 7 MILES." There is a rectangular plate at the base, which was obscured by earth during a survey in March 1986, but it likely bears the name "MILLGREEN," referring to the nearby hamlet. The cast plates are probably early 19th-century additions, as earlier inscriptions can still be seen on the stone behind them. The Four Crosses Inn is not included in this listing.