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Tottenham High Cross, Tottenham

Description: Tottenham High Cross

Grade: II
Date Listed: 22 July 1949
English Heritage Building ID: 201371

OS Grid Reference: TQ3378089560
OS Grid Coordinates: 533780, 189560
Latitude/Longitude: 51.5890, -0.0703

Location: High Road, Tottenham, Greater London N17 0DH

Locality: Tottenham
Local Authority: Haringey
County: Greater London
Country: England
Postcode: N17 0DH

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Listing Text

1.
4415 HIGH ROAD N17
(East Side)
Tottenham
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Tottenham High Cross
TQ 3389 26/82 22.7.49.

II

2.
Origins obscure and does not have any apparent connection with crosses set up
by Edward I in memory of Queen Eleanor. At first a wooden structure, replaced
in 1890 by the present stuccoed brick octagonal tower of 3 stages with short spire
above. Plain plinth, other stages have cusped panelling in Gothic style. Crockets
up the ridges of the spire.

The descriptive notes should be amended to read:

Circa 1600 brick structure replacing an earlier wooden cross. Covered with stucco
in 1809 and subsequently given Gothic decoration of the same material. Octagonal
tower of three stages with short spire. Plain plinth. Other stages have cusped
panelling. Tower ridges crocketed.






Listing NGR: TQ3378089560

Source: English Heritage

Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence: PSI Click-use licence number C2008002006.



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