Ancient Cross

The Ancient Cross in Maltby stands as a significant historical monument, marking a key location at the junction of High Street and Blyth Road in Rotherham. This ancient stone cross is believed to date back to the earliest days of Maltby's establishment, making it a tangible link to the village's rich past. Visitors often note its presence near the oldest part of the village, sparking curiosity about its origins and historical context.

While not an active business offering services, the cross serves as an enduring public landmark that invites contemplation on local heritage. It's a focal point for those interested in local history and the evolution of Maltby, with its presence enriching the historical landscape of the area. Local enthusiasts often seek to uncover more about its story, including its connection to early village life, which is known to locals as 'The Bu' cross.

Visiting Information

As a public monument situated outdoors, the Ancient Cross can be visited at any time, day or night. Access is open and unrestricted, located on a public street. No specific accessibility features are provided, given its nature as an ancient roadside monument. There are no payment requirements to view this historical landmark.