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212 locations recorded with this geological age.

  1. 1, Bunhill Row; London.Main stone cladding used on the walls.FossilLimestonenear Moorgate
  2. 1, St Giles (Balliol College)Main building stone. W. J. Arkell describes this stone as being an 'offensive chrome yellow colour'. This i…SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  3. 141, High Street (Black Sheep Coffee)Main building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  4. 2, Basil StreetMain building stone on Ground floor. This coarse grained limestone has star-shaped crinoid ossicles.SedimentaryLimestone (encrinite)near Oxford Circus
  5. 26, High StreetA distinctive, streaky, fine grained, calcarenite limestone is used for the upper storeys of this building.SedimentaryLimestonenear Sutton
  6. 26, High StreetA coarse grained calcarenite limestone, rich in shell fragments, is used for the foundation courses of this…SedimentaryLimestonenear Sutton
  7. 264-267, Tottenham Court RoadMain building stoneIgneousLimestonenear Tottenham Court Road
  8. 4, Coleman StreetCladding on foundations.SedimentaryLimestonenear Moorgate
  9. 4, Triton SquareCream and brown stone cladding on upper stories and in the entrance foyer to 1, Triton Square.SedimentaryLimestonenear Warren Street
  10. 5, The SquareMain building stone. Much of the building is rendered with lime plaster, and so the stone is only visible a…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Poole
  11. 9, Argyll StreetMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford Circus
  12. Abbey MillMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bradford-on-Avon
  13. All Saints Church CellanMemorial plaque to Mary Davies on the back wall of the church.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Aberystwyth
  14. All Saints Church HemblingtonSpolia in the rubble masonry.SedimentaryLimestonenear Acle
  15. All Saints Church North MoretonMain building stone for the west front and doorway and the tower. This stone is used in a chequerboard patt…SedimentaryCalcarenite limestonenear Didcot Parkway
  16. All Saints Church Somerford KeynesMain building stone. A flaggy, oolitic limestone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Kemble
  17. Anne of Cleeves HouseCaen Stone is used in the porch and also for chequerboard flintwork, with alternating panels of knapped fli…SedimentaryLimestonenear Lewes
  18. Ashmolean MuseumYellow limestone ashlar masonry.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  19. The Baker's ArmsMain building stone. A flaggy, oolitic limestone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Kemble
  20. Barclays Bank ElyDressings around the doors and windows.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  21. Bath Spa Station Car Park LodgeSingle storey building in the station carpark. Pale limestone dressings around doors and windows.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bath Spa
  22. Blenheim PalaceThe main building stone used here is Clypeus Grit quarried at Cornbury, but a mixture of other original and…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  23. Boots the ChemistMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  24. Bradford-on-Avon Tithe BarnMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bradford-on-Avon
  25. Brighton Pavillion GateStone used for the construction of the gate.SedimentaryLimestone
  26. Bristol Temple Meads StationBath Stone dressings make a contrast to the rubbly Draycott Marble in the fabric of the building.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bristol Temple Meads
  27. British Museum Great CourtPortico at the south entrance of the Great Court.SedimentaryLimestone
  28. Bronze Lion PlinthStone used for the plinth of the bronze lion. The stone is stained turquoise blue with copper salts derived…SedimentaryLimestonenear Poole
  29. Brunel SquareMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bath Spa
  30. Buckingham PalaceMain building material for the east front.SedimentaryLimestonenear Green Park
  31. Buckingham PalaceThe rear of the Palace is constructed of yellow Bath Stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear St James's Park
  32. Burford Methodist ChapelMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Charlbury
  33. Campion HallMain building stone. Small blocks of Bladon Stone, a variety of the Forest Marble, are used in Oxford's ea…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  34. Campion HallStone used for quoins and other dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  35. Cathedral HouseMain building stone above foundation level. This can be viewed in the walls either side of the entrance ste…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Leeds
  36. Cavendish LaboratoriesMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  37. Celtic Cross in the Cathedral YardMain construction stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  38. Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork. Clipsham Stone is not original and has been used in…SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  39. Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  40. Clare CollegeMain building stoneSedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  41. Colchester CastleMasonry around the entrance. A fine grained, non-oolitic, white limestone, with no fossils.SedimentaryLimestonenear Colchester Town
  42. Cooper's HallMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bristol Temple Meads
  43. Corpus Christi CollegeMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  44. Covent Garden MarketSandstone used for the upper parts of the building.SedimentarySandstonenear Covent Garden
  45. Cross BathsMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  46. Crystal Palace Geological Illustrations #8The groups of vertebrate models represents geological time periods and stand on artificial islands made of…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Penge West
  47. David Morris, New Bond StreetMain building stoneFossilLimestonenear Green Park
  48. Department of ZoologyMain wall stone at the junction of Downing Street and Corn Exchange Street.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  49. Domino's PizzaOn the corner Barnet High Road and Park road. Stone dressings of the middle section of wall, below the bric…SedimentaryLimestonenear High Barnet
  50. Ely CathedralMain building stone used for most of the cathedral. A fossil echinoid (sea urchin) can be seen at the base…SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  51. Ely CathedralMain building stone used for most of the cathedral.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  52. Ely CathedralSome blocks of several varieties of Lincolnshire limestone occur in the fabric of the cathedral, including…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Ely
  53. Ely War MemorialGolden yellow stone making up the war memorial.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  54. Essex County CouncilStone dressings and quoins.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  55. The Exchequer GateMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  56. The Exchequer GateRestoration stone. Sharply cut blocks of limestone are scattered in the masonry.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  57. Fargate Pedestrian streetStone bench in the pedestrian walking area opposite the WH Smith's shop.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Sheffield
  58. Farnham United Reformed ChurchStone used for quoins and dressings. An unusually coarse grained oolitic limestone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Farnham
  59. Farnham United Reformed ChurchWindow dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Farnham
  60. The Firs Information StoneStone used for the blocks mounting the information plaques.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  61. The Firs Information StoneStone used for the blocks mounting the information plaques.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  62. The Firs Shaft BenchThe bench marks the position of the shaft to the Bath Stone mines in Firs Field.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  63. Fitzwilliam MuseumPale yellow-coloured limestone used around the doorway.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  64. French ConnectionMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  65. Gail's BakeryWhite stone cladding on ground floor.SedimentaryLimestonenear Wanstead
  66. The GalleryButtresses on the front of the building facing The Gallery are constructed of Barnack Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  67. Gap, Oxford CircusCladdingFossilLimestonenear Oxford Circus
  68. Gonville & Caius GateMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  69. Gonville & Caius LibraryMain building stone.SedimentarySandstonenear Cambridge
  70. Great St Mary's ChurchBlocks of oolitic limestone, probably Ketton Stone, with a strange weathering feature, which resembles the…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  71. Great Yarmouth MinsterQuoins and window dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Great Yarmouth
  72. The Griffin PubNumerous blocks of this distinctive coarse grained limestone are used in the building. It is composed of cr…SedimentaryLimestone (encrinite)near Totteridge & Whetstone
  73. The Griffin PubPale yellow, oolitic limestone blocks.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Totteridge & Whetstone
  74. Hackney PicturehouseMain building stone. Ancaster Stone has a distinctive, mottled appearance.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hackney Central
  75. Harrow-on-the-Hill War MemorialMain building stone. A coarse-grained, porous variety of Clipsham Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Harrow-on-the-Hill
  76. Henry Patch MemorialStone used for the memorial.SedimentaryLimestonenear Castle Cary
  77. Holborn Town HallMain building stone. Classic oolitic Ancaster Stone with the 'brindled', 'streaky bacon' appearance.SedimentaryLimestonenear Tottenham Court Road
  78. Holy Trinity ChurchMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  79. Hospital WallSandstone ashlar masonry. The wall is capped with flint. However the sandstone appears to be recycled, usin…SedimentarySandstonenear Audley End
  80. Houses of ParliamentStone used for repairs since the 1920s. This coarse-grained calcarenite is best seen at the Peers' Entrance…SedimentaryLimestonenear Westminster
  81. HSBC Russell SquareMain building stone on the ground floor. A cross-bedded oolitic limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Russell Square
  82. India GateStone used for the construction of the gateway. This gate was constructed to commemorate Indian soldiers wh…SedimentaryLimestonenear Brighton
  83. The Jew's CourtMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  84. The Jew's HouseMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  85. Kapture RestaurantStone used for cladding the ground floor above the granite foundations.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Leyton
  86. King Henry's TowerCaen Stone is used for foundations of the tower.SedimentaryLimestonenear Great Yarmouth
  87. King Henry's TowerSandstone quoins in the polygonal tower.SedimentarySandstonenear Great Yarmouth
  88. King's CollegeMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  89. King's College ChapelMain building stone for the upper part of the building. Various facies of the Lincolnshire limestones are u…SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  90. Kingston Lacy LionsStone used for these sculpturesSedimentaryLimestonenear Poole
  91. Kingston Lacy LionsStone used for these sculpturesSedimentaryLimestonenear Poole
  92. Kingston Lacy WellheadStone used for carving the wellhead.SedimentaryLimestonenear Poole
  93. Kingston Lacy WellheadStone used for carving the wellhead.SedimentaryLimestonenear Poole
  94. Lacock AbbeyMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Chippenham
  95. Lacock Abbey CourtyardMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chippenham
  96. Lacock Abbey CourtyardWindow dressings.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Chippenham
  97. Lacock Abbey CourtyardRoofing tilesSedimentaryLimestonenear Chippenham
  98. Lacock Lock-UpMain building stone. The lock-Up is built of fine Bath Stone Ashlar.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Chippenham
  99. Lacock Tithe BarnMain building stone.Sedimentarynear Chippenham
  100. Landlines SculptureA square section prism, with layers of five different decorative stones. The red stone forming the second l…SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford Circus
  101. Lincoln CastleA fossil footprint on the south facing wall of the North Lodge on the west side of the arch of the East Gat…FossilLimestonenear Lincoln
  102. Lincoln Cathedral CafeMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  103. Lincoln Cathedral Discovery CentreA beautiful example of a blue-hearted Ancaster Limestone is used on this modern extension to the Cathedral.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  104. Lincoln Cathedral West FrontMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  105. Lincoln Crown CourtPink and orange-hued Ancaster stone used on the back wall of the portico.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  106. Lincoln MuseumA variety of stone from the Ancaster quarries, with a 'blue-heart'.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  107. Little St Mary's ChurchRippled, yellow, oolitic limestone used for ashlar masonry. The ripple marks are clear, even on the well-cu…StructureOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  108. Llandygwydd FontMain building stone. Dundry stone was widely used for the construction of fonts during the Medieaval Period…SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  109. Lloyd's BankStone dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Audley End
  110. Lloyd's Bank ElyStone dressings and decorative elements on this brick building.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  111. Lloyd's Bank LincolnMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  112. London StoneThe origin of the stone is a mystery. It is currently being housed and analysed by the Museum of London, wh…SedimentaryLimestonenear Barbican
  113. Manordeifi New ChurchYellow limestone dressings around the door and windows.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Fishguard Harbour
  114. Market Cross & Drinking FountainGrey, peloidal limestone band at the level of the basin on the plinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Audley End
  115. Ministry of DefenceStone used around the doorways inside the portico on Horse Guards Avenue.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  116. Minster SundialThe face of the sundial is mainly constructed of Bath Stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Poole
  117. Museum of Bath StoneMain building stone. The building is constructed from dressed ashlar, rubble and large roughly dressed bloc…SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  118. Muslim World League MosqueCladding on Charlotte Street facade.FossilLimestonenear Goodge Street
  119. Mynachlog Fawr GatepostsEach gatepost is topped by moulded architectural fragments of piers obtained from the ruins of the Abbey.SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  120. NatWest BankMain building stone on the ground floor. This is a text-book example of Ancaster Stone, showing the streaky…SedimentaryLimestonenear South Woodford
  121. NatWest Bank LincolnMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  122. NHM Garden KitchenCream coloured building stone above the foundation course.SedimentaryLimestonenear South Kensington
  123. NHM Nature Activity CentreCream coloured building stone above the foundation course.SedimentaryLimestonenear South Kensington
  124. Norman HouseMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  125. Old Ashmolean MuseumMain building stone, also used for columns at the doorway.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  126. Old BankMain building stone. Nice example of calcite vein 'stringers' in Bath Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  127. Oxford Town Hall & MuseumMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  128. Oxford University Divinity SchoolsMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  129. Pembroke CollegeMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  130. Peterhouse College ChapelMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  131. Precentor's HouseLimestone used for dressings and for the buttress.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  132. Precentor's HouseA slab of Ketton stone with clear oolitic texture occurs in the buttress to the left of the Precentor's Hou…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Ely
  133. The PrioryThe original, much weathered, window tracery is Caen Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Great Yarmouth
  134. The PrioryThe coarse grained, calcarenitic facies of of the Ancaster Limestone has been used as replacement window si…SedimentaryPeloidal Limestonenear Great Yarmouth
  135. The PrioryBath Stone has been used to replace weathered Caen Stone in window dressings and quoins on the building.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Great Yarmouth
  136. Pump RoomMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  137. Queen Elizabeth GateMain building stone. A spectacular oolitic limestone with fossil shell fragments.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hyde Park Corner
  138. Queen Square ObeliskA monument to Frederick, Prince of Wales, stands in the middle of the square. Main building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bath Spa
  139. Radcliffe CameraMain building stone used for the upper stories, a yellowish variety of Oxford Stone from the Taynton area.…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  140. Rhodes HouseMain building stone. Small blocks of Bladon Stone, a variety of the Forest Marble, are used in Oxford's ea…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  141. Rhodes HouseStone used for quoins and other dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  142. River Island StoreStone cladding on the shop front.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  143. Riverwalk ApartmentsWhite limestone used to clad the curved bands - which are intended to represent strata - on this new apartm…SedimentaryLimestonenear Pimlico
  144. Royal Institute of Chartered SurveyorsStonework.SedimentaryLimestonenear St James's Park
  145. Royal Oxford HotelMain building stone. W. J. Arkell describes this stone as being an 'offensive chrome yellow colour'. This i…SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  146. Sacrist's GateMain building stone used for the gateway.SedimentaryLimestonenear Ely
  147. Scott Polar InstituteStone dressings.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  148. Sculpture: St PeterStone used for sculpture. St Peter holds a Yale key.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  149. Sedgwick MuseumStone bears on the steps, outside the museum entance.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  150. Sheldonian TheatreMain building stone used at the back of the building, facing the Divinity schools. Here the stone is largel…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  151. Sheldonian TheatreStone used to reface the building.SedimentaryCalcarenite Limestonenear Oxford
  152. Shri Sanatan Hindu MandirMain building stone. The stone was carved in India and transported to London for assembly on this site. Jai…SedimentaryLimestonenear Alperton
  153. Southgate PlaceMain building stone. Although locally quarried (probably from Hartham Park), the stone was sent to Italy fo…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bath Spa
  154. Southover Grange Registry OfficeMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lewes
  155. St Anne's CathedralMain building stone, including the tracery, dressings, door and window surrounds. The Cathedral was rebuilt…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Leeds
  156. St Barnabas ChurchWindow dressings and quoins.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Bexhill
  157. St Bartholomew the GreatPale, cream-coloured stone used for dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Barbican
  158. St Cyriac's ChurchMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chippenham
  159. St Helen's Church RanworthLimestone used for dressings, quions and buttresses, and the carved plinths to the buttresses around the to…SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  160. St Helen's Stonegate ChurchMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear York
  161. St John the Baptist CathedralLimestone used for quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Norwich
  162. St John the Baptist ChurchThe main building stone of this fine, Victorian church is a shelley, cross-bedded facies of Bath Stone. The…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Epping
  163. St John the Baptist ChurchStone used for dressings in the Victorian phases.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cardiff Central
  164. St John the Baptist ChurchMedieval Cross outside the main door of the church.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cardiff Central
  165. St John the EvangelistThe church in Havering-atte-Bower is a typical flint-clad building with limestone quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Harold Wood
  166. St John-the-Baptist Church BurfordThe building stone for the church is quarried locally in the Windrush Valley from quarries around Taynton a…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Charlbury
  167. St Lawrence & Mary Magdalen Drinking FountainStone used for the superstructure of the fountain above the Portland Stone plinth.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear St Paul's
  168. St Lawrence's Church South WalshamLimestone used for quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  169. St Leonard's Church WatlingtonMain building stone for the tower.SedimentaryCalcarenite Limestonenear Prince's Risborough
  170. St Mary Redcliffe ChurchMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bristol Temple Meads
  171. St Mary the VirginRestoration stone used for dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hadley Wood
  172. St Mary's Church CheshamStone used for dressings around the windows and doors, and also as quoins on the buttresses.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Chesham
  173. St Mary's Church CholseyDressings around doors and windows and quoins.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cholsey
  174. St Mary's Church Llanfair ClydogauDressings around windows and doors.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Aberystwyth
  175. St Mary's Church Saffron WaldenStone dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Audley End
  176. St Mary's Church South WalshamLimestone used for flushwork, quoins and dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  177. St Mary's Church WallingfordQuoins and dressings of oolitic limestone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Wallingford
  178. St Mary's Church, LlandudnoNorth West Corner of TowerSedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Llandudno
  179. St Michael le BelfreyMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear York
  180. St Michael's Tower, Glastonbury TorMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Castle Cary
  181. St Michael's-at-the-NorthgateStone used for the quoins is mainly a white, oolitic limestone from the quarries in the Windrush Valley, su…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  182. St Padarn's ChurchOuter porch dressings are predominantly a fine grained, yellowish limestone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  183. St Padarn's ChurchA few, coarser grained blocks in the limestone construction of the outer porch.SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  184. St Pancras Hotelwhite stones in arches in Port CochereSedimentaryLimestonenear King's Cross St Pancras
  185. St Pancras HotelCarving above arches in port cochereSedimentaryLimestonenear King's Cross St Pancras
  186. St Peter's Church BelaughDressings for the 19th Century doors and windows.SedimentaryLimestonenear Hoveton & Wroxham
  187. St Peter's Church WolfertonStone dressings in Blomfield's restoration.SedimentaryLimestonenear King's Lynn
  188. St Sepulchre-without-NewgateMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear St Paul's
  189. The StonebowMuch of this structure has been re-faced in Ancaster Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  190. The StonebowOriginal carvings are in the locally quarried variety of limestone, quarried in the town itself.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  191. Stoney Littleton Long BarrowOrthostats at the entrance to the barrow, as well as some of the interior stones.Sedimentarynear Bath Spa
  192. Stoney Littleton Long BarrowStone walls around the barrow.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  193. Strata Florida AbbeyThe decorative arch at the Abbey's west front.SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  194. Sutton Masonic HallBands of a calcarenitic, fossil rich, oolitic limestone alternate with red brick in this building.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Sutton
  195. Trinity Church SouthoverFlint chequerboard work at the west end of the church. Alternating blocks of ashlar.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lewes
  196. Trinity GateStone used for ashlar masonry.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  197. Trinity GateStone used for ashlar masonry.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Cambridge
  198. University of Oxford Earth Sciences DepartmentMain building stone at the rear of the building.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  199. University of Oxford Inorganic Chemistry LaboratoryMain building stone. Small blocks of Bladon Stone, a variety of the Forest Marble, are used in Oxford's ea…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  200. University of Oxford Inorganic Chemistry LaboratoryStone used for quoins and other dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxford
  201. Uttlesford District Council OfficesStone dressings.SedimentaryLimestonenear Audley End
  202. V&A Museum of ChildhoodDecorative stonework panels on the front of the building.FossilLimestonenear Liverpool Street
  203. Vanbrugh House HotelThe facade of this building was once Taynton Stone, one of the traditional Oxford Stones, but it has now la…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Oxford
  204. Vanbrugh House HotelThe facade of this building was once Taynton Stone, one of the traditional Oxford Stones, but it has now la…SedimentaryCalcarenite Limestonenear Oxford
  205. War MemorialMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bradford-on-Avon
  206. Watling HouseCladding on the walls. Look for the large crinoid fossils.FossilLimestonenear Cannon Street
  207. Wells CathedralMain building stone used in the construction of the Cathedral.Some repairs ahave been carried out in Beer S…SedimentaryLimestonenear Castle Cary
  208. Wells Cathedral Music SchoolDressings around the windows and doors are Doulting Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Castle Cary
  209. Winchester House, London WallMain building stoneSedimentaryLimestonenear Liverpool Street
  210. Windsor War MemorialMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Windsor & Eton Central
  211. Wollaton HallThis building, now housing Nottingham's Natural History Museum was once an Elizabethan mansion. In a first…SedimentaryLimestonenear Nottingham
  212. Yorkshire MuseumMain building stone.SedimentaryCalcareous Sandstonenear York