Locations beginning with a number
528 locations, page 1 of 2. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- 1 City SquareBlack stone cladding the foundations of the building.This is probably Nero Zimbabwe dolerite.
- 1 City SquarePale grey pavement in front of the entrance steps and a narrow band of paving next to the foundations aroun…
- 1, America SquareBlue stone used to clad the foundation courses.
- 1, America SquarePale grey granite cladding.
- 1, America SquareIvory granite cladding.
- 1, America SquareRed granite cladding. This is above eye level and cannot be photographed at close hand. Therefore the origi…
- 1, Bartholomew LaneGrey granite used for foundations.
- 1, Bartholomew LaneWalls
- 1, Bow ChurchyardGranite foundations and columns.
- 1, Bow ChurchyardLimestone cladding on the upper stories.
- 1, Bunhill Row; London.Main stone cladding used on the walls.
- 1, Chancery LaneCladding.
- 1, City RoadCladding on foundation courses.
- 1, Dean StreetA porphyritic, grey granite used as wall cladding on this building and the continued block on Oxford Street.
- 1, Embankment PlaceBases of the columns
- 1, Embankment PlaceBlack stone balls
- 1, Embankment PlaceCompany sign
- 1, Embankment PlacePale grey granite bands on the walls.
- 1, Embankment PlaceWhite stone balls
- 1, Embankment PlaceDark grey granite cladding on the walls. This stone has spectacular large, twinned feldspars.
- 1, Forster SquareGranite door frame of the building.
- 1, Great St Helen's StreetStone cladding on walls.
- 1, Great St Helen's StreetFoundations.
- 1, IvegateBuilding cladding.
- 1, IvegateBuilding cladding.
- 1, London BridgeThe main cladding stone on the walls.
- 1, New Fetter LaneMain cladding on building stones.
- 1, New Fetter LaneCladding at foundation level.
- 1, Northumberland AvenuePink granite facing the building.
- 1, Old JewryMain building stone.
- 1, Park RowBuilding foundations. PInk granite cladding.
- 1, Park RowBuilding foundations. Brown granite cladding.
- 1, PoultryPale yellow-brown stone stripes on the walls. Iron rich fluids have formed 'liesegang banding'. These stone…
- 1, PoultryRed stone bands on the walls.
- 1, PoultryPink and grey granite forming the foundations.
- 1, Rating RowDressings around the archway and windows.
- 1, Rating RowStone used in the rubble masonry.
- 1, Rating RowStone used in the rubble masonry.
- 1, Russell StreetBuilding cladding.
- 1, St Giles (Balliol College)Main building stone. W. J. Arkell describes this stone as being an 'offensive chrome yellow colour'. This i…
- 1, St James's SquareMain building stone used for dressings on ground floor.
- 1, St James's SquareGranite door frame.
- 1, Station RoadStone used for the Egyptian-style pilasters around the lower ground floor of the building.
- 1, Vine StreetSquare section engaged columns.
- 1, Vine StreetColumns of grey granite with large pink feldspar phenocrysts.
- 1, Vine StreetWhite granite cladding in porch soffits.
- 1, York Street (Browns)Grey granite foundations.
- 1, York Street (Browns)Main building stone.
- 1-19 Torrington PlaceWall cladding below the vitrines.
- 1-3 StrandFoundations and dressings.
- 1-3 StrandMain building stone.
- 10 Bloomsbury WayCladding above foundations.
- 10 Bloomsbury WayCladding on foundations.
- 10 Essex StreetStone dressings and foundations.
- 10 South CrescentPillars framing the doorway
- 10 Trinity Square (Four Seasons Hotel)Main building stone.
- 10 Trinity Square (Four Seasons Hotel)Main building stone. Sculpture on the Muscovy Street facade.
- 10 Trinity Square (Four Seasons Hotel)Foundations and sign on the front facade.
- 10 Victoria StreetGrey-green, decorative panels on the upper stories.
- 10, Arthur StreetMain building stone.
- 10, Bank PlaceSlate paving in front of the hairdressing shop.
- 10, Cabot SquareFoundations
- 10, Gresham StreetMain building stone.
- 10, Gresham StreetBlack stone used for foundations and fountain.
- 10, Lloyds AvenueExterior wall cladding. This brown granite shows evidence of tropical weathering, in the form of liesegang…
- 10, Queen Street PlaceCladding on building.
- 10, South ParadeAfter a facelift in the 1990s, new cladding covering the columns between the large windows to the right of…
- 10-4 Pentonville RoadPaving around building. A black limestone with large, white fossils. Madrepore is a generic name for fossil…
- 100, King StreetMain building stone.
- 100, Market StreetBuilding cladding.
- 100, Petty FranceStone used for foundations.
- 100, Petty FranceGreen slate panels used as cladding on the upper stories.
- 100, PiccadillyMain building stone
- 100-104 High StreetStone chips cemented into the facade of the building.
- 101, Barbirolli SquareCladding to large round pillar to the left of the main door facing Barbirolli Plaza.
- 101, MoorgatePanel to the right of the doorway.
- 101-104, PiccadillyColumns around doorway.
- 101-104, PiccadillyMain building material. This was covered in grey paint during WWI to reduce the 'whiteness' in order to det…
- 102, Quay StreetGrey igneous rock at pavement level.
- 102, Quay StreetMain building stone.
- 103, Cannon Street (All Bar One)Pilasters between windows.
- 105 PiccadillyTwo columns of marble either side of the main entrance
- 105, Godwin StreetBuilding cladding. This is a yet to be identified granite. It is possibly a Finnish variety called 'Articum'.
- 105-113, DeansgateMain building stone. The building is on the corner of John Dalton Street and Deansgate.
- 107 West Regent StreetFoundations
- 107 West Regent StreetMain building stone.
- 107-111, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 11 Market SquareGrey stone dressings and quoins on the shop front.
- 11, Bridge StreetMain building stone, rubble masonry.
- 11, Haven HillMain building stone. The stone is the local Alnwick Sill whinstone. Look for the boats hidden in the rubble…
- 11, HaymarketMain building stone
- 11, StrandMain building stone on upper stories.
- 11, StrandCladding on pillars and ground floor. Both polished and flamed Sardinian Granite are used here.
- 11, Westferry CircusFoundations and dressings. A spectacular charnockite with microcline megacrysts and garnets.
- 110 Cannon StreetStone used for cladding the building.
- 110 Colmore RowGrey granite used as the main building stone.
- 110 Colmore RowPink granite used for foundations.
- 110, Fenchurch StreetNumber plaque on either side of the doorway.
- 111-112 Jermyn StreetMain building stone. The stone has been quarry-dressed on the ground floor.
- 112-114, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 113, Shoreditch High StreetStone cladding at foundation level.
- 114, High HolbornMain building stone.
- 115 Colmore RowStonecladding on building facade.
- 115 Colmore RowMain building stone.
- 115, HoundsditchCladding.
- 12, Angel CourtStone dressings around doorway arch.
- 12, Angel CourtSquare-section pillars.
- 12, Angel CourtBookmatched cladding below windows.
- 12, Park RowGrey-green granite building cladding.
- 12-14, Upper St Martin's LaneWall cladding. The Jura marble used here is vein cut.
- 12-16, Fitzroy StreetWall cladding in porch soffits.
- 120, HolbornWhite stone used for cladding and paving on the ground floor.
- 120, HolbornDark red granite used for cladding on the upper stories.
- 121, BriggateBuilding cladding.
- 121, Briggate (former Debenhams)Cladding to door surrounds on both Briggate and Kirkgate of this property, a medium-grained, basic igneous…
- 122-124 Colmore RowStone cladding in the soffits of the doorway,
- 123 Victoria StreetCladding on the building facade on the ground floor.
- 125 Colmore RowStonecladding on building facade.
- 125, Finsbury PavementWalls.
- 13 Great Suffolk StreetCladding on ground floor.
- 13, Heol Yr OrsafMain building stone.
- 13-14, Sloane Square (Rag & Bone)Main building stone.
- 131, Sloane StreetRed sandstone cladding.
- 131, Sloane StreetDark grey panels on facade. This is a basalt from Etna with prominent hornblende phenocrysts.
- 131, The HeadrowBuilding cladding.
- 134-137, CheapsideCladding in the ground floor uses both polished and honed larvikite.
- 135, Godwin StreetBuilding cladding.
- 138, Fetter LaneMain building stone.
- 138, Fetter LaneMarble panels at the dorway.
- 138, Fetter LaneFoundations.
- 138-142, HolbornGranite foundations and building stone on the ground floor of the old Prudential building. Many thanks t…
- 138-142, HolbornDark red granite used in the new extension behind the High Holborn facade.
- 138-142, HolbornPink granite used in the new extension behind the High Holborn facade.
- 14, Great Peter StreetFoundations.
- 14, Great Peter StreetWhite stone dressings, door and window frames.
- 14, Grosvenor StreetDressings and decorative panels, interspersed with Portland Whitbed.
- 14, Grosvenor StreetCladding on walls.
- 14, King StreetA yellow sandstone used for cladding the building.
- 14, Park RowBuilding cladding.
- 14, The Square (White Stuff)Main building stone.
- 14, Tothill StreetFoundations.
- 14, Tothill StreetMain building stone.
- 14-16 Hans RoadPorch.
- 141, High Street (Black Sheep Coffee)Main building stone.
- 147-145, CheapsideExterior wall column cladding. This building uses both the familiar polished larvikite and also the unpolis…
- 148, Old StreetFoundations and paving in porch.
- 15, Grosvenor SquareFront door steps.
- 15, Grosvenor SquareMain building stone.
- 15, Hanover SquareCladding on ground floor.
- 15, Quay StreetSandstone cladding on the building. This stone shows spectacular cross-bedding.
- 15, Quay StreetGrey gneiss cladding at pavement-level.
- 15, Westferrry CircusCladding
- 150 Sloane Street (Jo Malone)Engaged pillars.
- 150 Sloane Street (Jo Malone)Socles to engaged pillars.
- 150-152 West Regent StreetMain building stone.
- 153 Sloane Street (Chloe)Main building stone.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Grey granite cladding on the building.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Pink granite used for the steps up from Bishopsgate.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Cladding in upper storeys. Pink granite, polished. (Assumed to be the same type as steps but too high up to…
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Paving on walkways.
- 155, Victoria StreetCladding on this building and indeed this entire development around Westminster Cathedral.
- 156 Sloane StreetPilasters at porch.
- 156-162, Oxford StreetBuilding stone used in the upper stories.
- 157 Sloane Street (Anya Hindmarch)Red granite engaged columns.
- 157 Sloane Street (Anya Hindmarch)Socles to engaged pillars.
- 16 Sloane Square (J. Crew)Black granite used as foundations.
- 16, EastcheapCladding on ground floor.
- 16, High StreetThe former Doncaster Savings Bank. Main building stone.
- 16, Park RowBrown granite plinth to the door frame.
- 16, Park RowCarved, red granite door frame.
- 160 Queen Victoria StreetCladding on main building. this is a coarse-grained, oolitic limestone, with ooids visible to the naked eye.
- 160, Queen Victoria StreetFoundations
- 164 Shaftesbury AvenueCladding over the building frontage.
- 164-169, Tottenham Court RoadDark brown granite cladding verticals between windows.
- 167-169, Finchley RoadGranite cladding is used on this parade of shops.
- 17, Columbus CourtyardCladding over entire building.
- 17, High StreetMain building stone.
- 17, High StreetGrey granitoid used at foundation level. This is a rock of unusual chemistry called a trondhjemite.
- 17, High StreetA very well-preserved oyster fossil occurs in Portland Stone at the rear of this building, on Orme Road.
- 17, Market PlaceBuilding cladding.
- 17, Quay StreetRed Granite cladding on the front of the building.
- 17, WestgateBuilding cladding. This is a foliated granite that has not yet been identified.
- 17, WestgateBuilding cladding.
- 171, Victoria StreetCladding on this building and indeed this entire development around Westminster Cathedral.
- 172, Tottenham Court RoadGreen slate cladding.
- 18, Baker StreetA dark rock with flashes of golden orthopyroxenes. Difficult to photograph due to its taking a very high po…
- 18, King StreetWall-cladding and pillars around the large windows at the corner of the two streets. A red sandstone with c…
- 18, Park RowPlinths for the columns and main building stone.
- 18, Park RowGrey granite used for columns.
- 18, Park RowFrame around the doorway.
- 18-22, Moseley StreetExterior walls and pillars surrounding the main entrance door to the property.
- 186 City RoadColumns at doorway.
- 19 -23 King StreetLarvikite wall cladding on either side of the door into the offices above. The shop fronts have been modern…
- 19 CheapsidePink granite surrounding the door.
- 19, Chesham High StreetWhite limestone dressings on this brick building.
- 19, Market PlaceBuilding cladding.
- 19, Spring GardensAll exterior walls and window pillars are of a polished granite.
- 198-202, PiccadillyRed granite trim on the walls.
- 199, BishopsgateGrey granitic stone cladding.
- 2, Bank PlaceDecorative multicoloured slate on the facade pf the building.
- 2, Basil StreetMain building stone on Ground floor. This coarse grained limestone has star-shaped crinoid ossicles.
- 2, Basil StreetGreen, marble columns in the window soffits.
- 2, Coinagehall StreetMain building stone of this former bank building.
- 2, Coinagehall StreetGrey granite dressings around the door and beneath the windows.
- 2, Gresham StreetFoundations.
- 2, Gresham StreetMain building stone and columns.
- 2, Gresham StreetCladding on upper stories.
- 2, Gresham StreetCladding on upper stories.
- 2, Gresham StreetCladding on upper stories.
- 2, Grosvenor StreetGranite pilasters.
- 2, Market StreetMain building material.
- 2, Market StreetDoor surrounds around entrance to building.This is very probably Ross of Mull Granite, but I cannot be cert…
- 2, Museum PlaceThe wall is built of rubble masonry of assorted rock types, which came to Cardiff as ship's ballast.
- 2, Sadler's GateA pair of columns on either side of the main door.
- 2, Tyrrel StreetBuilding cladding.
- 2-3, Triton SquareBlack granite cladding the building. Because this stone takes a high polish, it is impossible to photograph.
- 20 Gresham StreetPanels at pavement level. This is a heavily bioturbated, blue-brown, sandy limestone. Its provenance has no…
- 20 Park RowGranite inner door frames, within the porch area.
- 20, Cabot SquareGrey-green granite around main entrance porch and forming the foundations.
- 20, Cabot SquareCladding on main building.
- 20, Dorset SquareCladding on main building. The stone is vein cut, to give a striped appearance.
- 20, Gracechurch StreetWalls.
- 20, Gracechurch StreetFoundations and windowsills.
- 20, Grafton StreetMain building stone & sculpture on the front of the building.
- 20, Triton SquareCladding
- 20, Triton StreetFoundations
- 20-22, Park RowColumn bases.
- 201, BishopsgateSandstone paving and steps at the building's entrance.
- 201, BishopsgateStairs at the north entrance to the building.
- 201, BishopsgatePavement infront of 201, Bishopsgate.A gritty, yellow sandstone with liesegang bands.
- 201, DeansgateTwo varieties of stone in the main wall facing slabs, this the lower section.
- 201, DeansgateTwo varieties of stone in the main wall facing slabs, this the upper, higher section.
- 201, DeansgateSandstone cladding on the walls and the square-section supporting column.
- 201, DeansgateGranite cladding at foundation level.
- 21, Boar LaneCladding around the lower part of the building.
- 21, Holborn ViaductRed sandstone panel forming the company sign
- 21-23, Wilson StreetWall cladding.
- 210, Euston RoadPale grey granite used as cladding.
- 210, Euston RoadDark grey granite used as cladding.
- 210, Euston RoadCladding on upper stories.
- 217-225 StrandCladding on ground floor.
- 217-225, StrandSocles and balustrade.
- 22, Old Bond StreetRed granite in the doorway.
- 22, Old Bond StreetBrown granite around the doorway.
- 23 Howland StreetPillars between windows are of fossiliferous Ashburton Marble. These are found all round this block. See al…
- 23 King StreetUsed in panels.
- 23 King StreetMain building stone. There are good examples of cross-bedding on the slabs exposed here.
- 23-24 Newman StreetA fossiliferous limestone is used to clad the facade of the building. The shells are leached out leaving ex…
- 233, High StreetStone used for foundations. This is a former Burton's menswear store and has foundation stones laid by the…
- 24 Monument StreetCladding on walls and portico.
- 24 Tavistock PlaceRed granite dressings around the doorway.
- 24, Chiswell StreetCladding
- 24, Great Tower StreetFoundations.
- 24, Great Tower StreetColumns at the doorway. Look for the strong peacock-blue schillerescence in the feldspars.
- 24, Great Tower StreetMain stone used for cladding.
- 24, High Street (Living Interiors)Red granite cladding and columns. This is the fine grained variety of the Finnish granite called Balmoral.
- 24, Ludgate HillCladding in porch soffits.
- 24th East Surrey Division War MemorialMain building stone.
- 25 Cabot SquareCladding on building. A coarse grained, sheared, rapakivi granite.
- 25 Cannon Street GardensPaving setts in the walkway between 25, Cannon Street and the adjacent garden.
- 25, Cannon StreetFoundations.
- 25, Cannon StreetMain building stone.
- 25, Copthall AvenueTwo large pillars either side of the main entrance at the corner of Copthall Avenue and London Wall.
- 25, Hanover SquareCladding on the building's ground floor.
- 25-27, Coinagehall StreetPale coloured granite used for quoins and window dressings.
- 25-27, Coinagehall StreetMain building stone. Ashlar masonry visible in upper storeys.
- 254, Seven Sisters Road (Taco Bell)Main building stone, used for the upper storeys.
- 254, Seven Sisters Road (Taco Bell)Arcade of columns around the ground floor of the building.
- 26, High StreetA distinctive, streaky, fine grained, calcarenite limestone is used for the upper storeys of this building.
- 26, High StreetA coarse grained calcarenite limestone, rich in shell fragments, is used for the foundation courses of this…
- 26, Market StreetWall-cladding on the corner of the building, under the arch and facing the road.
- 264-267, Tottenham Court RoadMain building stone
- 27, Norwich StreetPolished red granite cladding around the doorway.
- 27, Norwich StreetOriginal stonework, preserved around the doorway.
- 27, Norwich StreetPink granite cladding adjacent to the doorway.
- 27-25 Victoria StreetFoundations.
- 27-28, Clement's LaneDecorative roundels
- 27-28, Clement's LaneDoorways and panels around roundels
- 27-32 Old JewryFoundations.
- 27-33, Bethnal Green RoadA black and bronze-flecked gabbro clads the walls of this building.
- 28 High StreetBuilding cladding.
- 28 Market StreetBuilding cladding.
- 28, King StreetPink and green gneiss used for the foundation. Above this is Portland Stone Whitbed.
- 28, Market StreetPale granite bands in the building cladding.
- 29, Wilson StreetCladding
- 29-30, St James's StreetColumns
- 3 New Street SquareMain cladding on the building.
- 3, Burlington GardensCladding over the building.
- 3, George StreetCladding used around the shop front.
- 3, Meridian PlaceCladding
- 3, New Street SquareCladding.
- 3, South ParadePanelling on the ground floor and the door soffits.
- 3, St James's SquareBuilding material on the ground floor.
- 3, Tenterden StreetMarble cladding in the doorway.
- 30, Churchill PlacePaving in the portico.
- 30, Churchill PlaceCladding on square-section pillars.
- 30, Farringdon LaneCladding on ground floor. A beautiful example of travertine.
- 30, Gresham StreetBands of this shelly Whited are used on the columns of plain Whitbed.
- 30, Gresham StreetMain building stone.
- 30, Gresham StreetFoundations.