What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for The Wraxall Cross Tree. Its recorded inscription reads: Traditionally the site of medieval markets and fairs held by virtue of a Royal Grant embodied in a Charter of 1291 from Edward I to Eleanor de Gorges of the Manor of Wraxall
The Wraxall Cross Tree marks the historical site of medieval markets and fairs, established under a Royal Grant from Edward I in 1291 to Eleanor de Gorges, highlighting its significance in local economic and social history.
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