La Cruz del Garfio.

Desde 1816, el exterior de la Iglesia de Omnium Sanctorum, en la fachada principal que da a la Calle Feria desde 1816, presume de poseer la Cruz llamada "de los carboneros" o "Cruz del Garfio".
Este nombre fue debido a que esta cruz poseía (ya no existe), en su base, un garfio en el que los carboneros pesaban su mercancía (carbón) en una romana (instrumento de medición del peso originario del Imperio Romano) dejando a cambio una pequeña cantidad para el culto a la Santa Cruz.
Como decía al principio, esta cruz fue instalada en la fachada a principios del siglo XIX, aunque su verdadero origen estuvo en en una calle muy cercana a esta iglesia.
Pero de eso hablaremos otro día.
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From 1816, the Omnium Sanctorum's Church, in the main face that is in the Feria Street from 1816, presumes to possess the so called Cross "of the charcoal-burners" or "Cross of the Gaff".
This name was due to the fact that this cross possessed (already it does not exist) a gaff in which the charcoal-burners were weighing his goods (coal) in a "Romana" (instrument for measurement of the weight original from the Roman Empire) leaving in exchange a small quantity for the worship to the Santa Cruz.
As I was saying initially, this cross was installed in the front of the church at the beginning of the 19th century, though his real origin was in in a street very near to this church.
But about it we will speak another day.