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Lower Jurassic

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39 locations recorded with this geological age.

  1. 100, PiccadillyMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  2. 5, Aldermanbury SquareUpright portion of seating.Metamorphic·Marble·near Barbican
  3. Albert MemorialSculpture on the four corner plinths of the monument, representing the four continents.Metamorphic·Marble·near Knightsbridge
  4. Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainStone used for the sculpture and basins.Metamorphic·Marble·near St James's Park
  5. Chilkwell Street WallMain building stone. The wall is built with slabs of Blue Lias limestone, with blocks representing bedding…Sedimentary·Limestone·near Castle Cary
  6. Chingford Mount CemeteryToye Memorial in white marble.Metamorphic·Marble·near Chingford
  7. Chingford Old Church (All Saints)Robert Boothby's Vault.Metamorphic·Marble·near Chingford
  8. Creed Memorial, St Alphege's GreenwichMain building stone.Metamorphic·Marble·near Cutty Sark DLR
  9. Crewkerne StationMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Crewkerne
  10. Crewkerne Station Goods ShedStone used for quoins and window dressings.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Crewkerne
  11. Crewkerne Station Goods ShedMain building stone. A distinctive, rubbly limestone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Crewkerne
  12. Crystal Palace Geological Illustrations #7The groups of vertebrate models represents geological time periods and stand on artificial islands made of…Sedimentary·Limestone·near Penge West
  13. Duke StreetStreet furniture; a water fountain and a bench carved from marble.Metamorphic·Marble·near Bond Street
  14. Fetherton HouseStone used for masonry. This iron rich limestone is used locally in Oxfordshire for building.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Banbury
  15. Henry Trengrouse MemorialStone used to carve the memorial. This has been stained brown, which is deceptive, as the monument is made…Metamorphic·Marble·near Falmouth
  16. Italian Gardens FountainCircular fountain in the centre of the Italian Garden of Kensington Gardens.Metamorphic·Marble·near Lancaster Gate
  17. Marble ArchMain building stoneSedimentary·Marble·near Marble Arch
  18. Martha Smith Drinking FountainThe stone used for the pedestal and basins of this ornate, Victorian drinking fountain.Metamorphic·Marble·near Old Street
  19. Memorial to Edith CavellStatue of Edith CavellMetamorphic·Marble·near Charing Cross
  20. Mercer Street HotelBlack, yellow and white veined limestone cladding around the front door.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Leicester Square
  21. Ming's Garden RestaurantYellow limestone dressings, much patched with brown concrete.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Falmouth
  22. Newark CastleGrey stone used on the inner walls.Sedimentary·Mudstone·near Newark Castle
  23. Queen Victoria MonumentFountain bases, retaining walls and pedestalsMetamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  24. Queen Victoria MonumentSculpture.Metamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  25. The Queen's Head PubA small pub with a lot of interesting geology. The small paved yard in front of the pub features white Carr…Metamorphic·Marble·near King's Cross St Pancras
  26. Shakespeare FountainStatue and basins of the fountain located in the centre of Leicester Square.Metamorphic·Marble·near Leicester Square
  27. St Beuno's ChurchMemorial obelisk on the south side of the church, commemorating Owen Lewis.Metamorphic·Marble·near Valley
  28. St John the Baptist ChurchThe main building stone used in the church tower.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cardiff Central
  29. St Michael's Tower, Glastonbury TorStones forming arches and both ancient and modern paving around the tower.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Castle Cary
  30. St Paul's Cathedral PiazzaPaving setts of various stones, presumably salvaged from Old St Paul's which was destroyed by the fire of L…Metamorphic·Marble·near St Paul's
  31. St Peter's-in-the-Forest GraveyardAtholl Bruce Robertson's Memorial Stone. A white marble cross.Metamorphic·Marble·near Wood Street
  32. St Peter's-in-the-Forest GraveyardGeorge Lambert's Gravestone.Metamorphic·Marble·near Wood Street
  33. St Peter's-in-the-Forest GraveyardCaroline Louisa Bass's Memorial. A marble pillar topped with an urn.Metamorphic·Marble·near Wood Street
  34. Statue of Cardinal NewmanStatueMetamorphic·Marble·near Knightsbridge
  35. Sukhothai RestaurantPanels of a green-veined marble in the porch soffits of the main doorway.Metamorphic·Marble·near Leeds
  36. Thames Court, QueenhitheYellow stone cladding around the building, best seen on the waterfront.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Mansion House
  37. Unitarian ChurchThe dressings, door arch, pilasters, top of the tower and other features are executed in Ham Hill stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cardiff Queen Street
  38. Wanstead War MemorialPlaques carrying the inscriptions.Metamorphic·Marble·near Snaresbrook
  39. Whipps Cross War MemorialPlaque carrying the inscription.Metamorphic·Marble·near Wood Street

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