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A row of thatched cottages behind a grass village green, with a low stone base for a cross in the foreground.

Village cross stump, Green, Rampton c1920

Village Cross, Rampton

History of Village Cross

Listed Building

Base and stump of village cross. Medieval. Limestone, much worn. (Historic England)

A grassy village green features mature trees, a thatched cottage on the right, and a vintage car parked near the road.

Village Green, Rampton

A weathered, mossy stone base on a village green in front of people sitting at tables under gazebos in the background.

Village Cross & Green, Rampton (RGL2026)

People gather at small tables on a sunlit village green, with white vendor tents beneath tree canopies and a house beyond.

Village Green, Rampton (RGL2026)

A weathered wooden fingerpost sign in Rampton displays the words NO ROAD in black capital letters against a white background.

Village Green, Rampton (RGL2026)

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  • medieval

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