 Two cross-shafts and two upright cross-slabs are on display in the Govan Old museum.The two cross-shafts include the iconic Jordanhill cross and the ‘Inverted (or Upside Down) Cross’.These would have been decorated on all four faces and, when whole, would have been part of a free-standing cross, probably in a form similar to the more intact Barochan Cross, now housed at Paisley Museum.