Cross In Churchyard Of Church Of The Holy Rood is a Grade I listed building in the Cotswold local planning authority area, England. First listed on 26 November 1958. A C14 Cross.

Cross In Churchyard Of Church Of The Holy Rood

WRENN ID: grey-thatch-hazel
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Cotswold
Country: England
Date first listed: 26 November 1958
Type: Cross
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SP OO SE AMPNEY CRUCIS AMPNEY CRUCIS VILLAGE

5/14 Cross in churchyard of Church of the Holy Rood

26.11.58

GV I

Churchyard cross. Late C14/early C15. Two large square steps on slanted plinth. Base of cross is a square rising to tall octagon with slanted top, with tapering shaft carved with leaf decoration at base rising to reset head in form of gabled tabernacle with four faces. Each face has figure(s) set in traceried niche: to west, Virgin and Child; south, St. Laurence; east, the Crucifixion; north, Robert Fitz-Harmon. The head was discovered in 1860 hidden in the old stair to the rood tower and replaced in its original position. Restored late C20. AM (Glos) 417.

Listing NGR: SP0651201879

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