Cretaceous
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158 locations recorded with this geological age.
- 1, Embankment PlaceBlack stone balls
- 1-19 Torrington PlaceWall cladding below the vitrines.
- 12, Angel CourtStone dressings around doorway arch.
- 12, Angel CourtSquare-section pillars.
- 34, Brook StreetFront door steps.
- 4, Market Place (Toni & Guy)Cladding on the window soffits.
- 50, Grove RoadA panel of beautiful green and white serpentinite on the front of the building.
- 62, Threadneedle StreetCladding at doorway.
- 73 High StreetCladding framing shop window.
- 9, KirkgateBuilding cladding. A very weathered serpentinite breccia.
- All Saints Church North MoretonRubble masonry of the nave wall. Flint is often organised in bands or in chequerboard pattern with Oxford S…
- Barclays Bank, BangorStone cladding around the doorway.
- Barclays Bank, Fenchurch StreetCladding around windows.
- Barclays Bank, Fenchurch StreetCladding on the shop front.
- Barclays Bank, Sloane SquareCladding around the plate glass window.
- Bodiam CastleMain building stone is ashlar masonry of Kentish Ragstone, quarried locally.
- Boho BazaarA terrazzo made of serpentinite forms the foundations and doorstep.
- Bottega VenetaCladding on shop front.
- Bow ChurchyardRed paving cobbles.
- Bow ChurchyardWhite paving cobbles.
- Bow ChurchyardBlack paving.
- BulgariPanels of the back and white breccia Grand Antique are at the top of the window arches. These a fault brecc…
- Cafe CultureWall cladding below the windows.
- Cash Generator (15, Stephenson Place)Small panels just above the pavement at either end of the property.
- Centenary SquareRed paving, a spectacular porphyritic volcanic rock, probably of pyroclastic origin.
- Chingford Old Church (All Saints)Rubble masonry. Hornstone is a flinty variety of Kentish Ragstone. The church dates from the 12th Centur…
- Chingford Old Church (All Saints)Rubble masonry. The church dates from the 12th Century and was restored in the 1930s (by Winmill) and ag…
- Chingford Parish ChurchA Victorian flint-work church with brick and stone dressings. Knapped quarry flint with white cortices pres…
- Choir HouseBrown sandstones used in the rubble masonry. This is the local stone, quarried in Ely.
- Christchurch WansteadRubble masonry.
- Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetPilasters
- Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetGrey stone surrounding windows.
- Church HouseA fossil echinoid (sea urchin) is included in the wall to the left of the doorway on the corner of Tufton S…
- Church HouseSplit fints are used to face the building. These include fossil echinoids, and shaped flints forming letter…
- City of London Cemetary ChapelRubble masonry used for the walls.
- City Square PavingGrey granite used in the paving of City Square.
- City Square PavingRed granite paving used in City Square.
- City Square PavingGreen granite used for the paving on City Square.
- Cleveland HousePaving in porch.
- College Garden WallRubble masonry construction of the wall.
- Conwy CouncilPillar cladding beside windows
- Dakota Deluxe HotelStone used for cladding around the main entrance. A highly polished porphyritic basalt.
- Deptford High StreetGrey, porphyry granite paving with oink and white feldspar phenocrysts.
- Deptford High StreetGreen setts.
- Deptford Market YardGreen setts.
- Deptford Market YardRusty yellow granite setts and paving.
- Domino's PizzaFoundations.
- Duchess WalkBlack paving setts.
- Duchess WalkGreen paving setts.
- East Chapel, City of London CemetaryRubble masonry in the walls.
- Easy HotelPillars on either side of the hotel doors.
- Epworth HouseCladding used on the building.
- Equity & Law, 8 Campo LaneAbove the main windows and door, a butterfly cut facing stone.
- Exhibition RoadBlack paving setts.
- Flight Centre, 2 EastcheapCladding on the ground floor walls.
- Former Laura Ashley shopMain building stone.
- The GalleryBrown sandstones used in the rubble masonry. This is the local stone, quarried in Ely.
- Giffin StreetTops to the street furniture.
- Grove HallRubble masonry.
- GuildhallMain building stone of the original building.
- Hampton Court PalaceAlleyway outside King Henry’s kitchens. Reigate stone can be found in a handful of locations around the p…
- Haslemere Post OfficeMain building stone.
- The HayesCoarse grained, pink granite paving slabs.
- The HayesMedium grained pink granite used as paving stones.
- The HayesDark pink granite paving slabs.
- Holborn GateStreet furniture and paving in the forecourt.
- Holloway Circus PagodaMain building stone.
- Holy Trinity ChurchRubblestone masonry.
- Honourable Artillery CompanyRubble masonry.
- Italian PavillionWall around the pavilion.
- Jewel TowerRubble masonry. A wide variety of stones are used in the Jewel Tower. Ragstone and Reigate Stone are the m…
- JJB SportsThe cladding on the front of the building.
- Lacock Tithe BarnMainly seen on the High street facade of the barn. A careous weathered, iron-rich sandstone, with pits wher…
- Landlines SculptureA square section prism, with layers of five different decorative stones. The green stone forming the middle…
- Landlines SculptureA square section prism, with layers of five different decorative stones. The beige stone forming the penult…
- Lloyd's BankMain building stone.
- London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicinePorch soffits, entrance on Malet Street
- London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicinePorch soffits, main entrance on Keppel Street
- Margaret McMillan ParkStone furniture and signage in the park in white granite
- Margaret McMillan ParkStone furniture and signage in the park in white granite
- Media City PiazzaGrey paving slabs and setts.
- Media City PiazzaBlack paving slabs and setts.
- Media City PiazzaGrey granite paving slabs.
- Mitre Passage squareStreet furniture at the end of Mitre Passage.
- Nat West BankGreen stone around the doorways.
- New LookStone used for cladding the building.
- New Oxford HouseColumns between Adam's Restaurant's windows.
- New Street StationPaving, steps, planters and benches outside the station.
- New Street StationPaving and kerbs outside the station.
- Northumberland HouseCladding around doorway.
- One Tower BridgeBlack paving setts.
- One Tower BridgeGreen paving setts.
- Peninsula SquareRed granite paving. A coarse grained red granite with biotite.
- Percy Ingle BakeryCladding on the shop front, beneath the window full of treats.
- PontioBlack stone used for low wall/bench.
- Portsmouth Sea DefencesStone used to construct the Sea Defences at Southsea.
- Precentor's HouseBrown sandstones used in the rubble masonry. This is the local stone, quarried in Ely.
- Preston MarketPaving stones at the front of Preston Market. This is probably Chinese Grey granite which is commonly used…
- Priory RoadMain building material in wall.
- Priory RoadMain building material in wall. A large, eye-shaped boulder has sections through belemnites.
- Public Records OfficeRubble masonry. Some of this has been refurbished and replaced.
- Rolls BuildingFoundations and panels by doorways.
- Scotsman StepsScotsman's Steps is an installation of multicoloured stones. It is an urban geology gem, but there is room…
- Shoe LaneStreet furniture around Anthony Gormley's 'Sculpture in the City'.
- Sinatra's Wine BarCrazy paving on the doorstep.
- Southwark CathedralMain building stone. Flints are collected from beach gravels.
- Southwark Cathedral Chapter HouseSplit flint pebbles are used to face the walls of the Chapter House
- The SpiresStone used for the foundations.
- St Augustine's Church Honor OakMain building stone, rubble masonry.
- St Augustine's TowerMain building stone.
- St Bartholomew the GreatThe building is largely clad in split flints.
- St Botolph's PrioryRubble masonry
- St Enoch CentreStone cladding on the SW corner of the shopping mall on the Howard Street facade.
- St Giles Square SeatingStones used to construct the rotating chairs which are part of the 2022 installation 'Swivel' by Sabine Mar…
- St Giles Square SeatingStones used to construct the rotating chairs which are part of the 2022 installation 'Swivel' by Sabine Mar…
- St Helen BishopsgateRubble masonry.
- St Lawrence Whitchurch (Little Stanmore)Rubble masonry in the tower. The rest of the church was rebuilt in 1715.
- St Leonard's Church ShoreditchRubble masonry.
- St Margaret of Antioch EdgwareRubble masonry in the tower. The rest of the church was rebuilt in brick in 1764 and again in 1845.
- St Martin in the Bull RingPaving on the walkway in front of the church.
- St Mary Magdalene ChurchKentish Ragstone is the main building stone sued in the Victorian church.
- St Mary's Church BarnesRubble masonry in older parts of the wall.
- St Mary's Church Saffron WaldenMain building stone.
- St Mary's Church Tower Harrow-on-the-HillAshlar masonry.
- St Mary's MoorfieldsGreen paving in the porch. This is only visible when the church is open.
- St Nicholas's ChurchFlintwork is used to construct the rubble masonry walls of the church.
- St Paul's Church Woodford BridgeThe rubble masonry construction of the church.
- St Stephen WalbrookRubble masonry from an earlier phase of the church, predating the Great Fire of London.
- StarbucksVertical wall cladding between large windows.
- Stone BenchStone bench in the centre of the square. This is probably a grey granite.
- Street Furniture & SeatingMain construction stone.
- Street Furniture, The HayesSquare black blocks used for seating.
- Trinity ChurchMain building stone.
- Victoria Road Car ParkMain building material used in the wall.
- Waltham Abbey Chapter House wallMain building stone. A lot of the flinty, 'hornstone' variety of Rag is used here.
- Waltham Abbey ChurchStone used in the Victorian extensions.
- Walthamstow MarketPaving in the market.
- Walthamstow MarketPaving in the market. This stone is used for some of the black stripes in the paving.
- Walthamstow MarketGreen paving slabs in the market.
- Walthamstow United Reformed ChurchMain building stone.
- Wanstead United Reformed ChurchRubble masonry.
- War MemorialPlinth of the war memorial.
- Westchester HouseDoor frame to Westchester House
- Westerham Parish ChurchPaving setts in the path.
- Westerham Parish ChurchMain building stone.
- Westferry Circus CrescentGreen foundation pedestals between shop fronts.
- Westminster Magistrates CourtFoundations.
- WH SmithsShop front cladding.
- White Tower, Tower of LondonMain building stone, used for rubble masonry.
- Whittles JewellersCladding on the outside the the building.
- Wilcox PlaceThree types of stone are used as paving setts. This is a black basalt with pyroxene phenocrysts.
- Wilcox PlaceThree types of stone are used as paving setts. This is a grey granite.
- Winchester PalaceMain building stone. The walls are constructed of rubble masonry. Mainly cobbles of Kentish Ragstone are us…
- Windrush SquarePaving stones.
- Windrush Square Stone BenchStone used for the sculptural bench.
- Windsor Castle Entrance PassageKnapped flints have been used as gallets to support the sarsen masonry.
- Windsor Castle North TerraceKnapped flints feature in the North Terrace wall.
- Wyndham House, Sloane SquareThe steps at the entrance to the building.