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PLACENAME: Hunt's Cross is marked on the first edition 6 inch Ordnance Survey map (1851). The name may have been taken from the nearby fields and buildings called Hunt's Folly. The cross stood in Oak Lane. The cross (Medieval) located at the historic core (listed Grade II) is thought to have been one of a series erected by the Knights Hospitallers from Woolton. 
The Railway Station (19th century) is a brick built station with gable windows. The end wall has a painted Hunt's Cross sign. Railway House (19th century) adjacent to the station has now been converted into a bar. Photograph © Merseyrail Back to the top | Back up to South Liverpool | Back up to Merseyside |