Crosses by District
Boston East Lindsey North Kesteven North Lincs NE Lincs South Holland South Kesteven West Lindsey Boston Addlethorpe Lt Steeping Anwick Alkborough Bradley Crowland Allington Aisthorpe Butterwick Alford Louth Aunsby & D Appleby Brigsley Gedney Hill Ancaster Bardney Fosdyke Alvingham Ludford
Bardney

There are two cross fragments relating to Bardney which are thought to derive from the excavation of the abbey site conducted by the Revd Laing 1909-1914.
Braceborough

We failed to find the cross base noted in the HER. We did notice an interesting stone immediately to the east of the south porch. This looks much more like a font than a cross base.
Carlby

Square cross base with a fragment of octagonal shaft.
Dorrington

Dorrington village cross was located on the village green adjacent to the village pump when mapped by the O.S. in 1888. Trollope says part of this green was known as ‘Play Garth’ and it also had a ‘remarkable oak. When we visited in June 2006 the cross was enclosed in the rose garden of No. 73 Main Street and inaccessible. By 2019, the bungalow had been demolished and a small development of new houses was in progress. The cross is now set apart from the adjacent houses (closest to No. 75) in a small enclosed and gravelled area.
Holton-Le-Clay

At Holton-le-Clay there is a cross base with a piece of shaft, located about 6m south of the south door of St Peter’s church. It is a square base with corners moulded and chamfered to octagonal with a rectangular shaft also chamfered to octagonal.