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47 locations recorded with this geological age.

  1. 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Pink granite used for the steps up from Bishopsgate.Igneous·Granite·near Liverpool Street
  2. 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Cladding in upper storeys. Pink granite, polished. (Assumed to be the same type as steps but too high up to…Igneous·Granite·near Liverpool Street
  3. 16, Park RowCarved, red granite door frame.Igneous·Granite·near Leeds
  4. 20, Triton StreetFoundationsIgneous·Granite·near Warren Street
  5. 24, Great Tower StreetMain stone used for cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Tower Hill
  6. 27, Norwich StreetPolished red granite cladding around the doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Chancery Lane
  7. 29-30, St James's StreetColumnsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  8. 33, Queen StreetRed granite cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Mansion House
  9. 330, Vauxhall Bridge RoadCladding over entire building.Igneous·Granite
  10. 7-9, BishopsgateRed granite cladding on ground floor.Igneous·Granite·near Liverpool Street
  11. 83-85, Mortimer StreetPillars between shop fronts.Igneous·Granite·near Oxford Circus
  12. Agnes B.Pillars between shop windows.Igneous·Granite·near Regent's Park
  13. The Argyll ArmsPilasters at each end of the pub frontage.Igneous·Granite·near Oxford Circus
  14. Atlantic HouseFoundations.Igneous·Granite·near Chancery Lane
  15. Bank ChambersRed granite used as engaged columns across the shop front.Igneous·Granite·near Sutton
  16. Big Chill BarCladding & pillarsIgneous·Granite·near King's Cross St Pancras
  17. Boleyn TavernGranite cladding on the ground floor.Igneous·Granite·near Upton Park
  18. BroadgateCladding on buildings surrounding Broadgate Circle.Igneous·Granite·near Liverpool Street
  19. The BrownswoodRed granite cladding on the building.Igneous·Granite·near Finsbury Park
  20. BullringRed granite drums used for seating.Igneous·Granite·near Birmingham New Street
  21. BullringRed granite used as decorative paving.Igneous·Granite·near Birmingham New Street
  22. The Bunch of GrapesColumn bases and capitals.Igneous·Granite·near Knightsbridge
  23. Chingford Mount CemeteryLines family memorial. A celtic cross in red granite.Igneous·Granite·near Chingford
  24. Chingford Mount CemeteryNay Memorial.Igneous·Granite·near Chingford
  25. The Coach MakersPillars on ground floorIgneous·Granite·near Bond Street
  26. The CockColumns at porchIgneous·Granite·near Oxford Circus
  27. Collared ShopEngaged pillars around the ground-floor windows.Igneous·Granite·near Hastings
  28. Fitzwilliam HouseRed granite on doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Aldgate
  29. Gail's BakeryRed granite engaged pilasters.Igneous·Granite·near Wanstead
  30. HSBC BankRed granite engaged columns between the windows on the ground floor.Igneous·Granite·near Highgate
  31. HSBC BankExternal pillars outside the bank entranceIgneous·Granite·near Angel
  32. Kenneth Hodgson HouseMain exterior cladding around windows and the two doors. Carved into a relief pattern, and partly polished.Igneous·Granite (Pyterlite)·near Leeds
  33. Knoops, Kensington.Red granite cladding on this former pub.Igneous·Granite·near High Street Kensington
  34. Mr. Thomas's Chop HouseThe building is on the corner of St Ann's Alley and Cross Street. The exterior pillars around the entrance…Igneous·Granite·near Manchester Piccadilly
  35. Old Red LionRed granite columns.Igneous·Granite·near Angel
  36. The PhoenixSingle pillar of red granite, supporting the portico at the pub entrance.Igneous·Granite·near Oxford Circus
  37. Princess Louise PubColumnsIgneous·Granite·near Holborn
  38. The RocketRed granite cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Euston
  39. Rubens HotelRed Granite cladding on the ground floor.Igneous·Granite·near Victoria
  40. Skipton HouseRed Granite cladding on the facade of the building.Igneous·Granite·near Elephant & Castle LU
  41. St Mary with St Leonard's Church BroomfieldEdward Nash's gravestoneIgneous·Granite·near Chelmsford
  42. St Peter's-in-the-Forest GraveyardJoseph Ludbrook's Memorial Stone. A brick red, very coarse-grained granite pillar.Igneous·Granite·near Wood Street
  43. The SwanRed granite cladding on the building.Igneous·Granite·near Hammersmith
  44. Urban OutfittersShop frontage with polished columns of red, coarse-grained igneous rock ; first floor ashlar appears to be…Igneous·Granite·near York
  45. Verve Cafe BarRed granite columnsIgneous·Granite·near Leicester Square
  46. The Viaduct TavernGrey granite dressings.Igneous·Granite·near St Paul's
  47. The WellingtonRed granite cladding on ground floor.Igneous·Granite·near Charing Cross

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