File:Corbar Cross Buxton 2008.JPG

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Description	A picture of Corbor Cross on Corbar hill in Buxton. In September 2010, the cross was cut off near to its base. A note was left at the site; the destruction of the cross coincided with the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the UK.^[1]
Source	I Matthew Hudghton created this work entirely by myself.
Date	20 September 2008
Author	Matthew CT Hudghton
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^ "Crucifix Vandalism Greets Pope's Arrival". Buxton Advertiser, 17 September 2010

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[1] "Crucifix Vandalism Greets Pope's Arrival". Buxton Advertiser, 17 September 2010

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