Market Cross, Masham

The Market Cross in Masham stands as a significant historical landmark in the heart of this charming North Yorkshire market town. Located in the bustling Market Place, it serves as a central point for both residents and visitors, embodying centuries of local history and trade. This traditional structure adds character to Masham's picturesque setting, often surrounded by the vibrant activity of the town's market days.

While the Market Cross itself is a static monument, its presence enhances the experience of exploring Masham. Visitors often find it a convenient meeting point or a perfect spot to observe the lively atmosphere of the town square. It’s part of what makes Masham a beautiful little place, known for its local breweries and inviting breakfast cafes, providing a true taste of Yorkshire life.

Visiting Information

The Market Cross is an outdoor historic site, accessible at all times as a public landmark within Masham's Market Place. It offers practical accessibility features for visitors, including wheelchair accessible parking nearby and a wheelchair accessible entrance to the general area around the cross. As a public monument, there are no specific opening hours or payment requirements.