Devonian
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47 locations recorded with this geological age.
- 27-28, Clement's LaneDoorways and panels around roundels
- 7, LothburyColumns and circular panels
- Adam Smith Business SchoolThe newly opened courtyard in front of the Adam Smith Business School features Caithness Flagstones, contai…
- Alma PlaceMain building stone.
- The Anchor InnMain building stone. A variable selection of red, buff and green sandstones and occassional conglomerates.
- Bath Spa Station Car Park LodgeSingle storey building in the station carpark. Red sandstone building blocks.
- Battle Bridge PlaceCircular area of paving next to the German Gymnasium.
- Brent Cross Shopping CentreRed limestone paving.
- Brent Cross Shopping CentreBrown marble paving and wall cladding on the ground floor.
- Burlington ArcadeThe floor of the Arcade was re-paved in 2015, in a decorative style, using a range of British Stones, prima…
- Cardiff Central StationEngaged columns in the station hall.
- Coinage HallMain building stone.
- Dore AbbeyMain Building stone and stone used for carved dressings and quoin. The stone was quarried nearby from the S…
- Ely Cathedral Gallilee PorchRichly fossiliferous columns of Devon Marbles on either side of the doorway.
- Farnham United Reformed ChurchDoor arch pillar. The stone is very weathered, but it appears to be one of the south Devon limestones, gene…
- Financial Conduct AuthorityCladding on main building.
- Grosvenor Gardens TerraceOrnate terrace of townhouses, facing the triangular garden. The buildings are limewashed, but have beautifu…
- Hay CastleMost of Hay Castle is built of the creamy grey 'Hay Stone', an informal name for the Conger Pit Sandstone M…
- Helston Wesleyan ChapelLimestone ashlar masonry.
- LakelandFloor of shop entrance is paved with mottled, dark grey siltstones, some showing textures indicative of sub…
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainDecorative inlay, just below the sculptural upper part of the cross.
- Millstone and TroughConstructed from single blocks of a pebbly to conglomeratic facies of the Tintern Sandstone.
- Millstone and TroughConstructed from single blocks of a pebbly to conglomeratic facies of the Tintern Sandstone
- Ming's Garden RestaurantLimestone ashlar masonry.
- Mitchell StreetCobblestones
- New StreetIn the pavement leading away from the Scottish Government building, opposite Apart Hotel.
- Pancras SquareStone used for the water features and some paving. The finely laminated nature of the rock can be seen in m…
- Passmore Edwards LibraryGrey limestone ashlar masonry.
- Pitman's Serpentine WorkshopBuilding stone.
- Plymouth City MuseumTension gashes in limestone paving outside the Museum.
- Plymouth University Scott BuildingMain building stone. Honed Devonian limestone, packed with fossils.
- Royal Engineers MemorialFloating boulders.
- Scotsman StepsScotsman's Steps is an installation of multicoloured stones. It is an urban geology gem, but there is room…
- South Atlantic Task Force MemorialGateposts to the memorial garden.
- St Mary & St David's ChurchMain Building stone and stone used for carved dressings and quoins. The stone was quarried nearby from the…
- St Mary's Churchyard WalthamstowVictorian sarcophagus tomb facing onto Church Lane. Portland Stone with columns of green Cornish bastite se…
- St Mungo SquareAt the south east corner of the Square (near the black University of Glasgow bin) you can see a partial Ost…
- St Winwaloe's ChurchSlaty stone used for the rubble masonry.
- Tiffany & Co.Pilasters
- Tintern AbbeyMain building stone. A variable selection of red, buff and green sandstones and occassional conglomerates.
- Tregullas Farm ShopBuilding stone.
- Twin Town MemorialThis carved limestone block commemorates Colchester and Wetzlar's twin town status. I don't know the origin…
- University of Glasgow Gilbert Scott BuildingPaving in the quad.
- University of Oxford Careers ServiceSerpentinite columns in the porch.
- The Vital SparkPlinth
- Waterstones, Garrick StreetRed and green Cornish Serpentinite is used for the columns and column bases.
- The White MonkMain building stone. A variable selection of red, buff and green sandstones and occassional conglomerates.