Buttercross Witney Oxfordshire at Madison Dewitt blog

Buttercross Witney Oxfordshire. It is located at the junction of high street and corn street, in the heart of the town. The structure dates to c.1600, though the clock was added later in 1683. Locals standing underneath the rustic pavilion surmounted by a square clock cupola in the market place. Butter cross is a grade ii* listed building in witney, oxfordshire, england. In 1962 the buttercross received a £1400 facelift, 100 years after the previous. The largest market town in the cotswolds, witney’s architecture reflects its past prosperity from the wool trade, including the 17 th century. It was in 1606 that richard ashcombe left £50 to build a house 'over and above' the cross and it then became a. The buttercross is a market cross in witney, oxfordshire. This market cross was built in the late 16th/early 17th century. One of the most famous sights in witney is the buttercross. It has the inscription erected 1683 by gulilmus blake armiger of cogges. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and.

Butter cross is a grade ii* listed building in witney, oxfordshire, england. One of the most famous sights in witney is the buttercross. In 1962 the buttercross received a £1400 facelift, 100 years after the previous. This market cross was built in the late 16th/early 17th century. Locals standing underneath the rustic pavilion surmounted by a square clock cupola in the market place. It was in 1606 that richard ashcombe left £50 to build a house 'over and above' the cross and it then became a. It has the inscription erected 1683 by gulilmus blake armiger of cogges. The largest market town in the cotswolds, witney’s architecture reflects its past prosperity from the wool trade, including the 17 th century. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and. The structure dates to c.1600, though the clock was added later in 1683.

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Buttercross Witney Oxfordshire In 1962 the buttercross received a £1400 facelift, 100 years after the previous. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and. The buttercross is a market cross in witney, oxfordshire. Locals standing underneath the rustic pavilion surmounted by a square clock cupola in the market place. This market cross was built in the late 16th/early 17th century. The structure dates to c.1600, though the clock was added later in 1683. It was in 1606 that richard ashcombe left £50 to build a house 'over and above' the cross and it then became a. Butter cross is a grade ii* listed building in witney, oxfordshire, england. One of the most famous sights in witney is the buttercross. It has the inscription erected 1683 by gulilmus blake armiger of cogges. In 1962 the buttercross received a £1400 facelift, 100 years after the previous. The largest market town in the cotswolds, witney’s architecture reflects its past prosperity from the wool trade, including the 17 th century. It is located at the junction of high street and corn street, in the heart of the town.