Crosshall Cross, Eccles
Things to do in Duns Scottish Borders
Archaeological-Sites in Scotland
Description: Standing by the roadside, this cross was erected so that travellers would know that they were approaching the boundary of Eccles Nunnery, a Cistercian Nunnery. This priory was in existence from the late 1100's until 1609 when its property and lands were given to Sir George Hume.
Ownership:
On private land, but can be viewed from the roadside. There is no public access
Situation � OS ref: NT 760422
How to get there:
By car: On the minor road leading north out of the east end of Eccles village, off the B6461.
By public transport: Regular public transport between Eccles and Duns. Shortish walk along the minor road to Crosshall.
Seasonal opening details (2005):
N/A
Admission:
No access.
Additional Information
Web link: (where appropriate):
Places to stay nearby:
Duns
Local towns and villages:
Eccles
Duns
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