
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Wiltshire.
Poultry Cross in Salisbury is a medieval high cross, likely built in the 12th or 13th century, reflecting the Romanesque style common in English ecclesiastical architecture of that period. It is significant as a rare surviving example of a waymark or religious monument that may have guided pilgrims or marked a local holy site.
Places near here
The Poultry CrossListed building · 17 yd
The Haunch of VenisonListed building · 31 yd
Statue of Henry Fawcett, Market Place, SalisburyMonument or public art · 85 yd
Salisbury Information CentreVisitor information · 136 yd
Young GalleryGallery · 148 yd
Guildhall Square War MemorialMonument · 152 yd
Sir Edward HeathMemorial · 411 yd
Monument PlaceMonument or public art · 415 yd
Salisbury Cathedral- ancient tombAncient burial place · 522 yd
Harnham Water MeadowsVisitor information · 1048 yd
Woodland north of Bouverie Avenue, Harnham, SalisburyForest or wood · 1440 yd
Harnham SlopeWood · 1618 ydOther information
Photo: Peter Facey · CC BY-SA 2.0