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Bride Cross Slab (Manx Cross 58)
Archaeology
This fragment of a cross once stood at the roadside opposite the old entrance into the churchyard, but its earlier history is unknown. Only the shaft of the cross now survives, but an old photograph shows that the slab was once cruciform in outline, and that a circle was carved in each limb. Each circle was joined to the next by a line so that the core of the cross was kite-shaped.
Bride Churchyard
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- Parish: Bride
- Sheading: Ayre
- Grid Ref: NX4496001160
Sources
- Isle of Man Heritage Environment Record