Triassic
HomeBrowse every locationGeological age
111 locations recorded with this geological age.
- 10 Victoria StreetGrey-green, decorative panels on the upper stories.
- 101, MoorgatePanel to the right of the doorway.
- 34, Park PlaceBrick-shaped blocks of New Red Sandstone and breccia (Radyr Stone).
- 36, Eastcastle Street (Vital Ingredient)Cladding on the sides of the shop front. A black and yellow limestone.
- 53, Chandos PlaceCladding.
- Alaw Goch's GraveA gravestone in the form of a Celtic Cross (broken) in Aberdare Cemetery not far from the south entrance on…
- All Saints Church BaschurchMain building stone. A bright red sandstone quarried locally.
- All Saints Church BaschurchDressings around the windows and doorway.
- All Saints Church BaschurchBlocks of laminated sandstone used as dressings in the West Window. These are the Tarporley Formation which…
- All Saints Church DeganwyWindow dressings.
- ANZAC Gallipoli Memorial PlaqueThe metal plaque is set into a quartzite boulder brought from Australia. This is one of several boulders bo…
- Bangor BridgeThe bridge over the Dee at Bangor-is-Coed is built out of yellow and red sandstone.
- Bangor CathedralRed and white sandstone dressings around the doorways.
- Barclays Bank, Parliament StreetRed stone used in conjunction with brick in columns and around window frames of building. A fine-to-medium-…
- Barn, Church StreetMain building stone of the gable end of this barn. Blocks of soft, cherry red sandstone in the wall. These…
- Blomfield Street & T. M. LewinColumns and pediment in porch.
- Bridgewater HallRed sandstone used for cladding on the building.
- Bristol Temple Meads StationMain building stone. An unlikely stone to be described as a marble, this is a breccia composed of Carbonife…
- British SchoolGateposts and coping stones on the wall.
- The Cambrian TapFoundations. A red conglomerate.
- Capel TabernaclThis building is now private flats. The dressings are in red and white sandstone.
- Cardiff Brewhouse & KitchenDressings and wall cappings.
- Cardiff CastleRed stone used in the castle walls.
- Cardiff City United Reformed ChurchVoussoirs on the pointed window arches.
- Cardiff Gorsedd CircleThe much-eroded, white, inner stone circle of this structure which commemorates the 1899 Eisteddfod.
- Cardiff Gorsedd CircleThe outer pillars of red stone in this stone circle which commemorates the 1899 Eisteddfod.
- Cardiff Royal InfirmaryThe capstones on the hospital boundary wall on Glossop Road.
- Castle HotelCarved stone entrance porch.
- Castle Moat HouseMain building stone. Pale pink-grey, cross-bedded sandstones.
- Charing CrossReplacement red sandstone dressings.
- Chester CathedralMottled red and white sandstones used in both the exterior and interior of the building.
- Chester CathedralMain building stone.
- Christ Church BebingtonThe church is constructed from the local sandstone. The quarries were known for the Chirotherium trackways,…
- Colleg Glan HafrenRed bands in front elevation of the white stone building.
- Derby Registry Office (Royal Oak House)Decorative, engaged pilasters around the building. This channel-bedded sandstone is probably from Dumfriesh…
- Dorset HouseCladding in the porch. A spectacular use of this beautiful marble.
- Drew PritchardMain building stone.
- Eastgate ClockMain building stone.
- Fauld Explosion MemorialMemorial boulder.
- Fidlas Road Railway BridgeThe entire south arch of the bridge.
- Friars SchoolWindow and door dressings and plaque.
- Grave of Bishop OllivantCeltic cross and grave kerb stones. The grave is located quite close to the north side of the Cathedral. Th…
- Grave of R. T. CrawshayThe grave of the famous Merthyr ironmaster Robert Thompson Crawshay is located in the churchyard of St Gwyn…
- Great George Street Congregational ChurchMain building stone.
- Hacienda ApartmentsThe building is mainly built from red brick, but some fins and walls are clad in red sandstone.
- Hereford Museum & Art GalleryPilasters on the arcaded lower storey.
- High Street ArcadeFoundations at the entrance.
- Holt CastleStone used to build the castle was quarried in situ. Only the inner courtyard of the keep remains, standing…
- Holt Market CrossStone used for the lower course of the steps of the cross.
- Hutton Memorial Garden PlaqueThe plaque is located in the central part of the garden area. It is made from dune-bedded aeolian Clashach…
- Insole CourtWindow columns on the north elevation, east of the main entrance to the building.
- Insole Court Summer HouseStone used for the quoins and window arches of the summer house.
- Lampost base, Insole CourtTop of the main drive on boundary of the old lodge.
- Liverpool Anglican CathedralMain building stone.
- The Liverpool Institute for Performing ArtsMain building stone.
- Liverpool Lime Street StationMain building stone on the station facade.
- Liverpool Lime Street StationStone used to shore up the railway cuttings and bridgework, visible from the far end of the platforms. The…
- Llandaff FieldsThe central courses of stone of the wall forming the boundary of Llandaff Fields and houses on Fields Park…
- Llanishen StationWalls, road bridges and station buildings are all constructed from Radyr Stone.
- Logan StoneThe Logan stone is the large stone at the centre of a gorsedd circle. There is a story that this particular…
- Machynlleth War MemorialMemorial base.
- Masonic HallWindow surrounds and dressings.
- Melingriffith Railway BridgeThe construction stone of the whole bridge.
- Mill Leet BridgeAt each end of the ornate bridge over the former mill leet in the graveyard of Llandaff Cathedral and conne…
- Mount Stuart Graving DockDock walls.
- Mulberry Tree InnRed-brown, cross-bedded sandstone used for the foundations of the building.
- Newark CastleSandstone used for facing on the river facade and for dressings.
- Old BridgeCap stones.
- Old Custom House InnMain building stone.
- The OratoryMain building stone of this building in St James's Mount Cemetery.
- Overton War MemorialA red sandtone used to construct the memorial.
- Palace CinemaMain building stone.
- Pascoe HouseDecorative stone dressings on the street elevation of Pascoe House.
- Penarth DockDock walls.
- Peterloo MemorialStone used for the ninth step.
- The Pilot PubThe steps which descend from the Pilot public house on Queens Road down to Paget Road in Penarth comprise R…
- Pradoe ChurchMain building stone, except for the nave wall on the south side.
- Pradoe ChurchStone used on the south-facing wall of the nave. This is a multicoloured, mineralised sandstone with staini…
- Reiss, Regent StreetFoundations
- Rockery, Insole CourtRockery on both sides of path heading southwards from the east side of house.
- Romilly Crescent Drinking FountainThe base, quoins and cap stones the fountain.
- Rookwood HospitalWalls of the old Rookwood House.
- Royal Australian Airforce Memorial StoneA small sandstone slab supports a plaque commemorating the Royal Australian Airforce. This slightly orange-…
- Royal Welsh Yacht ClubRed sandstone dressings around the windows. The weathering has picked out the cross bedding.
- Scottish National Portrait GalleryMain building stone. Red Corsehill sandstone has also been used for the restoration of this building.
- St Ann's ChurchPatching and repair stone, especially on the eastern apse of the church.
- St Augustine ChurchColumns on the church tower.
- St Beuno's ChurchWindow dressings.
- St Chad's Church HaughtonMain building stone. This stone is probably from the quarry on the adjacent Tedsmore Estate.
- St David's Shopping CentreSandstone used for cladding the facade on The Hayes.
- St Dunawd's Bangor-on-DeeA wide variety of stones are used in this building. The church is predominantly constructed of pebbly, red…
- St John & St Andrew's ChurchMain ashlar masonry of church.
- St John the Baptist ChurchThe quoins on the church. The grave of a William Smith, in the form of a Celtic Cross, in the churchyard is…
- St John-the-Baptist Church RuytonMain building stone. Red sandstones with distinctive nodules and veins of baryte.
- St John-the-Baptist Church RuytonBlocks of soft, cherry red sandstone in the wall. These stones are bored by masonry bees and would have bee…
- St Margaret's ChurchPillars and step at the west doorway.
- St Mary's Church Betws-y-CoedRed sandstone used for window dressings and tracery.
- St Padarn's ChurchSteps to the outer porch. A coarse red conglomerate from South Wales.
- St Padarn's InstituteQuoins on the west elevation of the building.
- St Peter's R. C. Church CardiffThe low foundation wall which supports the railings on the south side of St Peter's Roman Catholic Church c…
- Staffordshire Regiment MemorialMain building stone for the monument.
- Stanley PalaceFoundations beneath the traditional black and white work.
- Thames Court, QueenhitheRed wall cladding
- Town WallsMain building stone.
- Town WallsMain building stone. Mottled white and red sandstones are from the Helsby Formation.
- Tutbury ChurchThe second to bottom archivolt above the west door of Tutbury Church comprises 30 blocks of intricately car…
- Vicars Close GatehouseMain building stone.
- Walker's CourtCladding on entrance to night club. This is a valuable marble called Portoro. I suspect this building may b…
- WatergateMain building stone.
- Wells Cathedral Music SchoolMain building stone.
- Wells Cathedral Visitor EntranceRubble masonry of the curved wall.