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Tickhill Buttercross

📍 TickhillSouth Yorkshire

Domed market cross from 1777 at the heart of historic Tickhill

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Buttercross, Tickhill The Market Cross,Tickhill known locally as the Buttercross was built in 1777 by the Revd Christopher Alderson. — Buttercross, Tickhill The Market Cross,Tickhill known locally as the Buttercross was built in 1777 by the Revd Christopher Alderson.Photo: John Garfoot · CC BY-SA 2.0 · via Wikimedia Commons

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The Buttercross was put up in 1777 in Tickhill's market place in a bid to revive the weekly market. It stands at the centre of a pretty small town with a large 13th century church and the castle mound nearby. A nice start for a wander round the old streets.

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