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The Welsh Cross, on today’s streets

The Welsh Cross stood at the top of the town where Bull Street met Dale End from about 1706, with an open arcade, a room above and a clock turret. The pillory and stocks stood in front. It was taken down in 1803.

A 3D model of the Welsh Cross, a small two-storey market house with a clock turret, placed at today’s junction of Bull Street and Dale End
The Welsh Cross — position fitted from Bradford’s 1751 and Hanson’s 1778 plans to fixed landmarks (about ±15 m); open arcade, upper room and cupola from 18th-century prints (heights estimated)Landmarks standing todayBuildings today (OpenStreetMap)
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