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Showing 5 reviews Rating:3 Hidde gem of highhistoricalimportance, looking quite rundown. Council could do some work to restore and highlight it. You would pass it without noticing.
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0 You have already voted! Rating:5 A historical marker next to a main road route. Easy to get to by bus.
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0 You have already voted! Rating:5 Cycling round Northampton like a yute, we took in the town’s rich history. Truly Britain’s greatest surprise.
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0 You have already voted! Rating:5 A beautiful hidden park in front of it on the other side of the road. It took me 10 years in Northampton to discover it. The monument is beheaded. I would like to know the name of the majestic tree facing it. Not many trees have purple leaves in May. Leaves are simple, elliptic, undulate margins… Copper beech is her name. In France the edible nut or masts are still sometimes roasted and used as a coffee substitute.
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Danielle
HARDINGSTONE, NORTHAMPTON
THIS CROSS WAS ERECTED IN 1291-94.IT IS ONE OF THREE SURVIVING CROSSES FROM THE TWELVE ERECTED BY KING EDWARD I AT THE STOPPING PLACES OF THE FUNERAL CORTÉGE OF HIS WIFE,QUEEN ELEANOR, ON ITS WAY FROM LINCOLN TO LONDON. THE DESIGN OF THE ORIGINAL TOP IS UNKNOWN, THE PRESENT BROKEN SHAFT HAVING BEEN PLACED IN POSITION IN 1840.
Paul
Near to Delape Abby.
I presume there’s toilets at Delape Abbey, failing that a nearby Abbey.
About a mile from Northampton Town centre.
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Alan