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55 locations recorded with this geological age.
- 1, Bartholomew LaneGrey granite used for foundations.
- 1, Vine StreetSquare section engaged columns.
- 101-104, PiccadillyColumns around doorway.
- 110 Colmore RowGrey granite used as the main building stone.
- 2, Grosvenor StreetGranite pilasters.
- 20-22, Park RowColumn bases.
- 22, Old Bond StreetBrown granite around the doorway.
- 24, Great Tower StreetFoundations.
- 31, Park RowGrey granite cladding and mouldings at foundation level.
- 36, Park RowBuilding lower levels cladding.
- 40, Spring Gardens (Hervia)Decorative columns on the ground floor.
- 42, Milsom StreetDecorative pink granite used for cladding on the shop front.
- 62, King Street EastPillars to the left and right of the main shop entrance and windows.
- 64, KnightsbridgeTwin columns supporting doric type arch over main entrance
- 67-69, New Bond StreetDoorway.
- Barclays Bank, Great Portland StreetPilasters between windows.
- Broadway RestaurantSmall columns of grey granite around the doorway. This building has a mix of old and new granites.
- Charing Cross StationCobbles in the forecourt by the bike racks.
- The ClarenceBrown granite wall cladding.
- Clydeport BuildingStone used for the foundations.
- Crown & Sceptre PubPillars around facade.
- Crown & Sceptre PubDoorway at main entrance.
- Essex County CouncilA grey, two-mica granite used for foundations and dressings.
- The Grand Hotel (Gusto Restaurant)Columns outside the doorway.
- Greggs BakersMain building stone.
- Hope StreetKerbstones.
- Jolly's Department Store (former)Decorative pink granite used for columns and cladding on the shop front. The plinths are made of a syntheti…
- Kenwood House ParkA bollard of rough-cut Shap Granite.
- King George V BridgeMain building stone.
- Mappin & WebbPillars and cladding around shop windows.
- Mappin & WebbDisplay window of Mappin & Webb. Beautiful granite with brown matrix and large, well formed pink crystals
- Marylebone StationFoundations.
- Matchbox BarOnce a victorian shop front, the facade has pillars of granite at each end.
- Mess CaféGranite used for cladding the pillars around the windows.
- Midland HotelThe hotel has granite cladding at ground floor level. Shap Granite is used as a decorative darker band in t…
- Museum Garden ErraticsA group of erratic boulders which are used as a landscaping feature in the gardens. Several blocks are of S…
- Nobel HouseCladding on ground floor.
- Oxford University Museum of Natural History ErraticAn erratic boulder of Shap Granite is displayed outside the OUMNH. Although originally from Shap Fell in Cu…
- Peckham Rye Park Water FountainStone used for pedestal of the fountain.
- Prince Consort MemorialFoundations.
- Quebecs ApartmentsTwo large, polished, grey, granite columns supporting the portico in front of the main door.
- Rosewood LondonMain building stone on ground floor. A weakly foliated, two-mica granite.
- Royal Mint CourtPaving. Both dark and light varieties of Shap Granite are used in the paving slabs at the entrance to Royal…
- St Martin's HousePillars between windows.
- St Mary's Churchyard Harrow-on-the-HillAn ornate memorial to James.
- St Pancras HotelColumns at main entrance
- St Paul's Cathedral PiazzaGranite bollards marking the boundary of the Piazza.
- Statue of Greyfriar's BobbyPlinth
- Statue of Horse & RiderA bronze statue by Elizabeth Frink stands on a plinth of porphyritic pink granite.
- Statue of PalmerstonPlinth of bronze statue.
- Tallow Chandlers' HallCladding around the doorway.
- Temple Bar MarkerBollards at the corners of the monument.
- Temple Bar MarkerPale grey granite, with wave design.
- Thames House (MI5)Cladding at pavement level and side door surrounds.
- Verve Cafe BarPorch soffits