English: Eighth century Celtic or High Cross in the Eyam churchyard. The cross, which is probably of Mercian origin, is believed to have originally been set up at Cross Low, on the moors to the west of Eyam. In the eighteenth century it was discovered next to a trackway on the moors and brought to St Laurence's Church, Eyam. It is believed to be the only cross of its type in the English Midlands that has retained its crosshead. It is a Grade I listed monument.