Black Plaque № 6282

12 Redcross Way, London, SE1 1TA

Cross Bones Graveyard In Medieval Times This Was An Unconsecrated Graveyard For Prostitutes Or 'Winchester Geese'. By The 18th Century It Had Become A Paupers' Burial Ground, Which Closed In 1853. Here, Local People Have Created A Memorial Shrine. The Outcast Dead R.I.P

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Black plaque № 6282 - Cross Bones Graveyard In medieval times this was an unconsecrated graveyard for prostitutes or 'Winchester Geese'. By the 18th century it had become a paupers' burial ground, which closed in 1853. Here, local people have created a memorial shrine. The Outcast Dead R.I.P

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