Sharow Cross dates from the middle ages and marks the limit of sanctuary for fugitives who came within a mile of St Wilfrids monastery (the founder of Ripon cathedral)

It was originally one of 8 markers.

Hob Cross was originally used to mark a route from Guisborough Priory to Whitby Abbey.
Only the shaft remains which is now inscribed RC 1798 (Robert Chaloner, Lord Guisborough)

Botton Cross is a a wayside cross on Danby High Moor. Although now broken it is an early medieval wheelhead type.

The cross is on the course of an old road which runs from Young Ralph toward Fat Betty.

John Wesley, one of the founders of Methodism, preached at the barter table on several occasions from 1745.

The table itself is thought to date from the 16th century.

The market cross dates from the 18th century, although the steps around it may date from an earlier medieval cross.