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538 locations recorded with this geological age, page 1 of 2.
- 1, Bartholomew LaneWalls
- 1, Bow ChurchyardLimestone cladding on the upper stories.
- 1, Old JewryMain building stone.
- 1, St James's SquareMain building stone used for dressings on ground floor.
- 1-3 StrandFoundations and dressings.
- 1-3 StrandMain building stone.
- 10 Bloomsbury WayCladding above foundations.
- 10 Bloomsbury WayCladding on foundations.
- 10 Trinity Square (Four Seasons Hotel)Main building stone.
- 10 Trinity Square (Four Seasons Hotel)Main building stone. Sculpture on the Muscovy Street facade.
- 10, Arthur StreetMain building stone.
- 10, Gresham StreetMain building stone.
- 10, South ParadeAfter a facelift in the 1990s, new cladding covering the columns between the large windows to the right of…
- 100, King StreetMain building stone.
- 102, Quay StreetMain building stone.
- 11, Bridge StreetMain building stone, rubble masonry.
- 11, StrandMain building stone on upper stories.
- 111-112 Jermyn StreetMain building stone. The stone has been quarry-dressed on the ground floor.
- 12-14, Upper St Martin's LaneWall cladding. The Jura marble used here is vein cut.
- 13, Heol Yr OrsafMain building stone.
- 13-14, Sloane Square (Rag & Bone)Main building stone.
- 138, Fetter LaneMain building stone.
- 14, Great Peter StreetWhite stone dressings, door and window frames.
- 14, Grosvenor StreetDressings and decorative panels, interspersed with Portland Whitbed.
- 14, Grosvenor StreetCladding on walls.
- 14, Tothill StreetFoundations.
- 14, Tothill StreetMain building stone.
- 15, Grosvenor SquareMain building stone.
- 17, High StreetMain building stone.
- 17, High StreetA very well-preserved oyster fossil occurs in Portland Stone at the rear of this building, on Orme Road.
- 19, Chesham High StreetWhite limestone dressings on this brick building.
- 2, Gresham StreetMain building stone and columns.
- 20, Dorset SquareCladding on main building. The stone is vein cut, to give a striped appearance.
- 20, Gracechurch StreetWalls.
- 20, Gracechurch StreetFoundations and windowsills.
- 20, Grafton StreetMain building stone & sculpture on the front of the building.
- 23 King StreetUsed in panels.
- 23 King StreetMain building stone. There are good examples of cross-bedding on the slabs exposed here.
- 24 Monument StreetCladding on walls and portico.
- 24th East Surrey Division War MemorialMain building stone.
- 25, Cannon StreetMain building stone.
- 25, Hanover SquareCladding on the building's ground floor.
- 254, Seven Sisters Road (Taco Bell)Main building stone, used for the upper storeys.
- 3 New Street SquareMain cladding on the building.
- 3, New Street SquareCladding.
- 3, St James's SquareBuilding material on the ground floor.
- 30, Gresham StreetBands of this shelly Whited are used on the columns of plain Whitbed.
- 30, Gresham StreetMain building stone.
- 35, Sidney StreetMain building stone on ground floor, shop front. This building was formerly a bank.
- 36, Park RowMain building stone.
- 36, Queen StreetCladding at pavement level.
- 36, Queen StreetCladding on upper stories.
- 38 Sloane Square (Hugo Boss)Main building stone.
- 41, Botolph LaneMain building stone
- 45 Cranbrook RoadMain building stone.
- 45, Old Bond StreetMain building stone.
- 55, Baker StreetMain building stone.
- 55, New Bond StreetCladding on the building.
- 6, St James's SquareMain building stone.
- 7, LothburyMain building stone
- 7, St James's SquarePorch and other dressings.
- 71, Fenchurch StreetMain building stone.
- 75, Moseley StreetWall-cladding on either side of the large window and glass door of the coffee shop.
- 76, Mare StreetMain building stone.
- 77, Gracechurch StreetMain building stone.
- 79-95 Regent StreetMain building stone.
- 8, Lloyd's AvenueMain building stone.
- 82, Lombard StreetMain building stone, including both honed and rusticated blocks ashlars of Portland Stone.
- 84 Colmore RowMain building stone.
- 85 London Wall (Sri Thai Restaurant)Pale grey stone cladding on this large office and retail block housing Sri Thai Restaurant, Jonathan Pink etc.
- 86, Devonshire StreetMain building stone
- 90, Fetter LaneCladding on main part of the building.
- 90, Queen StreetMain building stone. An unusual facies of Portland Stone, rich in Bryozoa fossils.
- Abford HouseStone cladding on pillars.
- Adelaide HouseMain building stone.
- Aldeburgh War MemorialMain building stone.
- Alfred Russel Wallace Fossil TreeA large fossil tree is used to mark the grave of naturalist and evolutionary theorist Alfred Russel Wallace…
- All Souls ChurchMain building stone
- All Souls ChurchSteps.
- Amin Taha Architects OfficeStone used to clad the facade. It has been used rough (quarry dressed), cut and carved.
- Animals at War MemorialMain building stone.
- Apple Store BirminghamMain building stone.
- Apsley House (1, London)Main building stone.
- ArenaStone used for sculpture by John Maine. This maybe from the Chert Series of the Portland Stone Formation as…
- Arkwright HouseMain building material.
- Armed Forces MemorialMain building stone.
- Ashmolean MuseumAxe-dressed Portland Stone used for the foundations on Beaumont Street. This is an unusual facies composed…
- Ashmolean MuseumGrey limestone used for column, balusters and dressings.
- Ashton MemorialMain building stone.
- Aurelia HouseMain building stone on the podium of this block of flats.
- The BalfourMain building stone in upper stories.
- Bank of America Merrill LynchStone cladding on the building.
- Bank of America Merrill LynchStone used for benches in the central garden. This is the variety Admiralty Roach.
- Bank of EnglandMain building stone
- Barclays Bank OxfordMain building stone at street level.
- Barclays Bank, Charterhouse StreetMain building stone.
- Barclays Bank, Saffron WaldenStone dressings and carvings in this otherwise brick-built building.
- Baskerville HouseMain building stone.
- Baskerville MemorialMain building stone.
- Bath AbbeyMain building stone.
- BBC Broadcasting HouseWalls of the new wing of Broadcasting House.
- BBC Broadcasting HouseWalls of both the old and new wings of Broadcasting House.
- Beaumaris War MemorialMain building stone.
- Beckett's BankMain building stone.
- Bexhilll War MemorialStone used to construct the obelisk.
- Birkbeck CollegeStone pilasters on ground floor.
- BMA HouseMain building stone
- BNP ParibasWhite stone dressings.
- Bonham-Carter HouseWalls on lower stories. Typical, weathered Portland Stone.
- Bonvilston War Memorial #1The original frame surround of plaque located in the churchyard wall opposite the busy A48. The original Po…
- Bristol City HallStone dressings and foundations of this otherwise brick building.
- British MuseumLions and walls at entrance on Montague Place. Oyster shells are weathering out.
- British MuseumMain building stone.
- British Museum, New ExtensionMain building stone.
- Brixton Assembly RoomsWhite stone used for dressings on the brick-built building.
- Brompton OratoryMain building stone.
- Brunel MemorialMain building stone.
- BUPA HouseMain building stone. Cross-bedded and fossiliferous Whitbed. Some good bioturbation is seen on the cleaned…
- Burberry's, New Bond StreetWalls
- Burberry's, New Bond StreetWalls
- Burlington House porchChequer-board paving in the pedestrian pathway through the entrance to the courtyard. Portland Stone and Ma…
- Burnaby MemorialMain building stone.
- Cadogan HallMain building stone.
- Cafe NeroFluted columns between all the windows and the corner door entrance.
- Canada HouseMain building stone.
- Canada HouseColumns at entrance.
- Cannon Bridge HouseMain building stone
- Cardiff Central StationMain building stone.
- Cardiff City HallMain building stone.
- Cardiff City Hall ObelisksMain building stone. The top part of the obelisks have been painted, but they are made of Portland Stone th…
- Cardiff HiltonMain building stone.
- Carlton Square & OmniCladding on the Carlton Square and Omni buildings.
- Catesby's BuildingWhite stone trimmings on upper stories.
- Caxton HouseThe whole building is clad with algal reefal limestone, an unusual variety of Portland Stone.
- CBRE Building, 55 Temple RowWhite, shelley limestone on Needless Alley facade.
- CenotaphMain building stone
- Central Square, BrindleyplaceSteps at the east end of the square.
- Chalybeate WellUpper part of well head.
- Chamberlain Square FountainMain building stone.
- Charing CrossMain building stone.
- Charles TyrrwhittCladding on the building.
- Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork. Portland Stone is not original and has been used in…
- Chelmsford CathedralStone dressings and quoins. Note that the pale coloured material used in the central section of the church…
- Chelmsford Cathedral YardMain construction stone for a pair of chest tombs in the graveyard.
- Chelsea GateEntrance to Battersea Park from Queenstown Road
- Chelsea War MemorialMain building stone.
- Chesham United Reformed ChurchStone used for dressings on windows and doors and for the colonettes at the corners of the building.
- Chesham War MemorialMain building stone.
- Chesterfield Town HallStone used to build to portico and pediment of the front of the building.
- Chiltern Firehouse (Marylebone Fire Station)Stone dressings. Whitbed is used in both the restoration and for the original dressings.
- Chingford Mount Cemetery1st World War Memorial
- Chingford Mount Cemetery2nd World War Memorial.
- Christ Church SpitalfieldsMain building stone.
- Christ-the-King Church BloomsburyMain building stone
- Christie's Auctioneers, 9 King StreetMain building stone
- Church HouseOdd shaped pieces of oolitic limestone are used in the wall caladding along with flint. These are bloks of…
- Churchill HouseCladding.
- Cider TapMain building stone.
- City of London Cemetary ChapelStone dressings. A lot of this has been patched with a concrete rich in a quartz sand aggregate. Look for t…
- City TempleMain building stone.
- Cleveland HouseMain building stone.
- Cock HillOuter lower wall of the building.
- Colwyn ChambersThe main building stone of the upper storeys is Portland Stone, however this was painted over with whitewas…
- Commonwealth Memorial GatesMain building stone.
- Commonwealth Memorial Gates PavilionMain building stone.
- Compton Verney BoulderThe boulder was brought to Compton Verney, both as a piece of landart and for rock climbing.
- Coronation HouseMain building stone at street level.
- Coronation HouseMain building stone for upper storeys.
- Costa Coffee Arndale CentreThe wall-cladding on the steps leading to the main entrance from Corporation Street and Exchange Square to…
- Covent Garden PiazzaSome of the paving in the arcade that leads to the entrance to the Royal Opera House in the NE corner of th…
- CP+B, 32 York WayFront of the office building; a fossiliferous limestone with shell lags.
- Credit Suisse, 1, Cabot SquareMain cladding on walls.
- Crown CourtMain building stone.
- Crystal Palace Geological Illustrations #9A small 'cliff' of Portland Stone stands behind the Megasaurus. Please note that the 'Mesozoic Island'…
- Crystal Palace Park Fossil TreeA fossil tree trunk, representing the Purbeck Group, lies atop of a 'cliff' of Portland Stone. This is the…
- Cypriot High CommisionMain building stone.
- Daks, Old Bond StreetMain building stone
- Deptford Town HallDeptford Tpwn Hall is now Part of Goldsmiths, University of London. Main building stone.The beautiful carvi…
- Dixon HouseMain building stone.
- Dorset HouseFacade and carved sections beside the doorway.
- Dorset HouseMain building stone.
- Doubletree HotelThe cladding on all major exterior walls.
- DoubleTree HotelCladding on the building.
- Dowgate Hill HouseWalls
- Dowgate Hill HouseWalls
- Drayton HouseThe steps are of the variety of Whitbed known today as 'Fancy Beach'. It is packed with fossil debris.
- Durlston GlobeA 3 m diameter globe made from Portland Stone in Durlston Country Park.
- Dyson Building, Imperial CollegeWhite limestone on the ground floor.
- Eagle Place, PiccadillyWalls
- East Chapel, City of London CemetaryPortland Stone Whitbed
- East London Family CourtCladding.
- Eastman Dental HospitalWalls facing the pavement and either side of the steps up to the entrance. A dense lag of fossil fragments.
- The Economist PlazaMain building stone cladding the three towers and steps up to the podium.
- Essex Regiment MemorialMain building stone for the obelisk.
- Euston TapMain building stone.
- Euston War MemorialMain building stone. The lower parts of the stone have been stained green and blue by copper salts, derived…
- The Fable Restaurant, Holborn ViaductMain building stone
- Farringdon StationWall cladding.
- Fenwick'sMain building stone
- Ferragamo, Old Bond StreetMain building stone
- Finsbury Park GatesWhite stone used for dressings on the brick gate posts.
- Finsbury Park Richard Hope Play AreaBoulders used for landscaping and for clambering upon. These are not 'standard' Portland Building stone.
- Finsbury Park Richard Hope Play Area Fossil TreeFossil tree stumps stand just inside the fenced play area.
- First Municipal Savings BankMain building stone.
- Fitzroy PlaceMain building stone
- Fitzwilliam MuseumMain building stone.
- Foreign & Commonwealth OfficeMain building stone, used for ashlar masonry and carved details.
- Former Post OfficeWhite stone used for dressings. There are some good fossils in this building. Look for the large Isognomon…
- Four Seasons Hotel Utilities PavilionExterior wall cladding and main building stone.
- Garden Cafe & Sainsbury LaboratoriesMain building stone.
- Gate to Royal Naval CollegeMain building stone.
- The Geological Society of LondonMain building stone.
- Gillits Bar SculptureA sculpture constructed to represent the medieval gateway into the city.
- The Golden BoysPlinth of the statue.
- Government Offices Great George StreetMain building stone, rubble masonry.
- Graff, New Bond StreetCarved decoration
- Graff, New Bond StreetWall cladding
- Grand ArcadePaving in the shopping mall.
- Grand ArcadePaving in the shopping mall.
- Grand Central MallYellow stone used as paving.
- The Grand Hotel (Gusto Restaurant)Main building stone.
- Green Park Tube StationWall cladding.
- Green Park Tube StationWall cladding.
- Green Park Tube StationWalls
- Green Park Tube StationWalls
- Greenland Dock Bridge UnderpassThe entrances to the underpass beneath the B205, next to the Greenland Dock Bascule Bridge are faced with a…
- The Griffin PubBlocks of a grey, shelly, oolitic limestone.
- Grosvenor GardensSteps up to the gardens on Buckingham Palace Road are made of Portland ston with Y-shaped trace fossils.
- Grosvenor House SuitesWhite stone foundations.
- Gucci, 36-38, Old Bond StreetWalls
- GuildhallThe building stone for the 'Hindoo-Gothic' porch.
- Guildhall Art GalleryWall cladding
- Guildhall Art GalleryWall cladding.
- Gunnersbury Park TempleMain building stone. Best observed on the columns and under the portico.
- Guys' War MemorialMain building stone.
- Hackney Old Town HallMain building stone.
- Hackney Town HallMain building stone.
- Hackney War MemorialMain stone. This is stained blue from the formation of copper salts due to corrosion of the bronze sculptur…
- Hall of MemoryMain building stone.
- Hampton Court PalaceClock Court Colonnade to William & Mary's State Apartments.
- Hawksmoor's Pyramid, St Anne'sMain building stone.
- Hayloft Cafe Fossil TreeA fossil tree stump stands at the gateway to the cafe.
- Heal'sMain building stone
- Hend HouseMain building stone
- Henry Budd MemorialThe super-structure of the memorial is recorded as Portland Stone, but I am suspicious that some elements m…
- HermesMain building stone.
- The High StoneStone used to construct the obelisk.
- High Street MilepostStone used for the construction of the milepost.
- Hinde Street ChapelMain building stone.
- Holy Trinity ChurchMain building stone.
- Horses of Helios FountainBack wall supporting the fountain.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankWhite stone dressings.
- Imperial War MuseumStone used for steps, columns and dome.
- Ionic Capital, Vestry House MuseumAn Ionic capital stands outside the Vestry House Museum. It came from the General Post Office, which was on…
- Italian PavillionMain building stone.
- Ivor HouseWhite limestone. This is above eye-level and cannot be examined directly.
- The Ivy RestaurantMain building stone.
- John LewisMain buiilding stone, a yellow calcarenite.
- John LewisStone used for cladding the building.
- Johnson Smirke BuildingMain building stone.
- Joseph J. Jones Drinking FountainMain building stone.
- Juxon HouseMain building stone
- Juxon HouseStone around windows on upper stories
- The Keynes BuildingMain building stone.
- King Charles Court, Royal Naval CollegeMain building stone.
- King Charles Court, Royal Naval CollegeDressings of yellow limestone.
- King's Cross MilestoneA battered old milestone cut from Portland Stone.
- King's Cross Travelodge (Willings House)White limestone used as dressings in contrast to the red brickwork.
- Kingston Lacy WellheadStone used for carving the wellhead.
- The Knights TemplarMain building stone.
- Laidlaw LibraryMain building stone.
- Lambeth Town HallWhite stone used for dressings.
- Lewes County HallMain building stone. The sculptural panels (not visible on the photograph) are in Coade Stone (a ceramic).
- Lewes Crown Court (Newcastle House)Main building stone.
- Lewes War MemorialMain building stone for the obelisk.
- Leytonstone High StoneAn historic, stone obelisk milepost. The current stone - which has given its name to Leytonstone - is a rep…
- The LightMain building stone. This is a small shopping development based on the Leeds Permanent Building Society. A…
- Liners HouseMain building and sculptural stone.
- Llanharan War MemorialStone used to construct the memorial.
- Lloyds BankMain building stone.
- London Fruit & Wool ExchangeMain building stone.
- London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineMain building stone
- The Lost Dene (Grampian House)Main building stone.
- Louis Vuitton, New Bond StreetMain building stone
- Machine Gun Corps MemorialPlinth of bronze statue. A very white-weathered stone with sparse fossil shells.
- Manchester Central LibraryPillars of the portico and main building stone.
- Manchester Crown CourtCladding at foundation level.
- Manor HouseMain building stone.
- Marks & Spencer Arndale CentreExterior wall cladding by the main shop entrance facing St Mary's Gate. To the left of the doors at about c…
- The Marquis of GranbyMain building stone.
- MeHotel StrandCladding on the building uses several varieties of Portland Stone Whitbed. For the most part, this is a fac…
- Memorial to GreatheadPlinth to the statue.
- Merchant Navy MemorialMain building stone
- Middle Temple Fountain CourtCrest on the keystone above entrance to Elm Court. Two spaniels flanking a shield.
- Military Police MemorialPlinth to bronze sculpture.
- Miller & Carter Steak House ManchesterMain building stone.
- Ministry of JusticeMain building stone.
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaA few blocks of Portland Stone are used in the fabric of the Minster.
- Miskin War MemorialThe memorial is located in the centre of the road opposite the Miskin Arms public house. It is constructed…