File:Boundary Stones, nr Hob Cross - geograph.org.uk - 340351.jpg
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English: Boundary Stones, nr Hob Cross Two boundary stones reside close to Hob Cross. The smaller one is written: RC 1798, the larger: SK AW.D 1814 TC 1856. 'RC' was Robert Chaloner, Lord of Guisborough Manor. 'TC' was his brother Thomas who succeeded him!
Hob Cross which is now merely a shaft with a the inscription RC 1798, was originally a monastic cross to help pilgrims on their passage across the Moors, from Guisborough Priory to Whitby Abbey. |
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