Stone cross

The Stone Cross is a prominent historical landmark located at the junction of High Street and Blyth Road in Maltby, Rotherham. This ancient cross stands as a significant piece of local heritage, serving as a focal point in the town for generations. While its exact origins may be debated, such crosses typically marked market places, significant crossroads, or religious sites, offering a tangible link to Maltby's past and the development of the area.

As a public monument, the Stone Cross offers visitors a tangible glimpse into the historical fabric of the area. It is a quiet, enduring reminder of the community's rich history and development, standing proudly amidst modern life. Visitors are encouraged to take a moment to appreciate this important symbol of Maltby's heritage while exploring the town.

Visiting Information

The Stone Cross is accessible at all times, being an open-air public landmark. It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors to appreciate it at their leisure. Please note that specific accessibility features and payment options are not applicable or provided for this type of public monument.