What is recorded here
Hickleton Cross is a historical waymark and boundary marker located in South Yorkshire, traditionally associated with the ancient parish of Hickleton. It is important as a surviving example of a mediaeval cross used for navigation and as a meeting place, reflecting the area's long-standing settlement patterns and local governance.
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