Cross In The Churchyard, About 5.5M North Of The Porch, Church Of St Michael

The cross in the churchyard, located about 5.5 meters north of the porch of the Church of St Michael, features a medieval base and a shaft from 1883, likely designed by F.S. Waller. The stone structure has a base that is approximately 3.5 meters square, consisting of two plain steps leading up to a single-stone square base at the center of the platform. The top of the plinth is chamfered, with a moulded edge above it. The square cross shaft above shows a marked taper and has a trefoil-headed recess on the west face intended for an inscription. The head of the cross includes a ring and circles drilled into the angles. The inscription reads, "THE / CHURCH WAS / RESTORED / A.D.1883 / PHILIP MORRIS / RECTOR / ALF. PERRET / C. HODDINOTT / CH. WARDENS."