What is recorded here
Heyecross (The Plague Stone) is an old boundary stone in West Suffolk, England.
- Inscription
- This otague stone is believed to be the base of a cross erected in medieval times to mark the boundary of Bury St Edmunds Risbygate Street. The stone for the base came from the (barrack?) quarry in Cambridge. It is said to have been moved at a later date
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