Locations beginning with B
314 locations, page 1 of 2. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- B&Q StoreThe Tudor wall of the Manor Gatehouse still forms the perimeter of the B&Q site on Priory Road. It contains…
- B&Q StoreThe Tudor wall of the Manor Gatehouse still forms the perimeter of the B&Q site on Priory Road. It contains…
- Bachwen DolmenThe burial chamber is constructed from slabs of grey, glassy welded tuff.
- The Baker's ArmsMain building stone. A flaggy, oolitic limestone.
- The BalfourPink granite columns at the doorway.
- The BalfourPale brown, 'oatmeal' granite panels between the windows.
- The BalfourMain building stone in upper stories.
- Bali memorialA large grey granite ball carved with 202 doves stands as a memorial to the Bali bombings in 2002.
- Balm WellIn the grounds of the Toby Carvery is a well-house that contains a hydrocarbon seep.
- Bangor BridgeThe bridge over the Dee at Bangor-is-Coed is built out of yellow and red sandstone. Cefn sandstone can be o…
- Bangor BridgeThe bridge over the Dee at Bangor-is-Coed is built out of yellow and red sandstone.
- Bangor CathedralStone used for masonry in the the Cathedral walls.
- Bangor CathedralStone used for masonry in the the Cathedral walls.
- Bangor CathedralRed and white sandstone dressings around the doorways.
- Bangor Independent SchoolMain building stone, blocks of rubble masonry. It is not possible to access the grounds to take close-up ph…
- Bangor Independent SchoolQuoins and basement window dressings. It is not possible to access the grounds to take close-up photos.
- Bangor Independent SchoolYellow sandstone window dressings. It is not possible to access the grounds to take close-up photos.
- Bangor LibrarySandstone dressings. The precise identification of this stone has not been possible. It is possibly Cefn St…
- Bangor TimelineSlate slabs used to delineate the timeline.
- Bangor UniversityMain building stone.
- Bangor War MemorialMain building stone.
- Bank BuildingsYellow sandstone dressings.
- Bank BuildingsMain building stone.
- Bank ChambersA grey larvikite is used of the plinths of the engaged granite columns, separating the windows.
- Bank ChambersRed granite used as engaged columns across the shop front.
- Bank HouseCladding on the exterior of the building. This granite shows some interesting igneous textures.
- 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 America Merrill LynchLoose cobbles used in the garden area. A range of metasedimentary rocks are seen here.
- Bank of ConwyYellow sandstone dressings.
- Bank of ConwyMain building stone, a white weathering limestone rich in stylolites.
- Bank of EnglandMain building stone
- Bank Place ChapelMain building stone. Now being converted into flats, this building was formerly the Garth Calvinistic Metho…
- Bank Place ChapelStone dressings, pillars and steps. Now being converted into flats, this building was formerly the Garth Ca…
- Bank Place TerraceStone chips cemented into the facade of the building.
- Banyan Bar & RestaurantSoffits and frame of the main entrance, behind the columns.
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan MandirNeasden Temple. The limestone used for the construction of the ornamental gateway at the main entrance to t…
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan MandirNeasden Temple. The main building stone for the temple.
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan MandirNeasden Temple. Marble column bases used to support the wooden columns of the portico of the Haveli.
- Barclays Bank (Stanhope House)Main building stone.
- Barclays Bank DoncasterMain building stone.
- Barclays Bank ElyDressings around the doors and windows.
- Barclays Bank OxfordMain building stone at street level.
- Barclays Bank World BuildingPink granite paving and kerbstones in front of the building.
- Barclays Bank World BuildingCladding on building and black paving stones in front of the building.
- Barclays Bank, 147 HolbornWindow Frame surrounds, cladding. A pink orthogneiss with aligned feldspar porphyroblasts.
- Barclays Bank, BangorStone cladding around the doorway.
- Barclays Bank, Charterhouse StreetMain building stone.
- Barclays Bank, Charterhouse StreetColumns at the entrance.
- Barclays Bank, Colmore RowMain building stone.
- Barclays Bank, Colmore RowPink granite steps.
- Barclays Bank, Fenchurch StreetCladding around windows.
- Barclays Bank, Fenchurch StreetCladding on the shop front.
- Barclays Bank, Great Portland StreetPilasters between windows.
- Barclays Bank, HelstonPink ashlar masonry. This stone has spherulites of tourmaline.
- Barclays Bank, HelstonGrey stone dressings around windows and doors.
- Barclays Bank, IlfordStone cladding on pillars between windows.
- Barclays Bank, Parliament StreetRed stone used in conjunction with brick in columns and around window frames of building. A fine-to-medium-…
- Barclays Bank, Parliament StreetPolished granite plinth around base of building: largest crystals are slightly pinkish orthoclase feldspars…
- Barclays Bank, Queens RoadA green slate is used to clad the building. The source of this stone is unknown. The main sources of green…
- Barclays Bank, Saffron WaldenStone dressings and carvings in this otherwise brick-built building.
- Barclays Bank, Sloane SquareCladding around the plate glass window.
- Barclays Bank, St IvesMain building stone.
- Barclays Bank, St IvesGrey granite used for the doorway and engaged columns on the ground floor and the window dressings on upper…
- Barclays Bank, St James'sCladding over the whole building. The travertine here is filled with cream-coloured resin.
- Bardsey Wesleyan ChapelMain masonry of chapel.
- Barkingside ParkA coarse-grained granite boulder, this is possibly a glacial erratic.
- Barkingside War MemorialMain building stone.
- Barn, Church StreetMain building stone of the gable end of this barn. Blocks of soft, cherry red sandstone in the wall. These…
- Barnardo’s ShopThe main building stone is the locally quarried Bargate Stone.
- Bart's HospitalDedicatory plaque in the main entrance.
- Basing HouseStone cladding on the ground floor of the building.
- Baskerville HouseFoundations.
- Baskerville HouseMain building stone.
- Baskerville MemorialMain building stone.
- Bath AbbeyMain building stone.
- Bath Spa Station Car Park LodgeSingle storey building in the station carpark. Pale limestone dressings around doors and windows.
- Bath Spa Station Car Park LodgeSingle storey building in the station carpark. Grey and rust-stained sandstone building stone.
- Bath Spa Station Car Park LodgeSingle storey building in the station carpark. Red sandstone building blocks.
- Bath StationThe taxi turning circle behind the station is mainly tarmacced, but re-uses some old setts of Llanbedrog po…
- Battle Bridge PlaceCircular area of paving next to the German Gymnasium.
- Battle of Britain MemorialMain building stone. This structure was once a ventilation shaft from the Victorian embankment which has be…
- Battle of Britain MemorialCoping stone on the top of the memorial.
- BBC Broadcasting HousePaving in the Plaza.
- BBC Broadcasting HouseWalls of the new wing of Broadcasting House.
- BBC Broadcasting HouseWalls of both the old and new wings of Broadcasting House.
- Beacontree AvenuePlaque to commemorate firefighters, William Shadbolt, Sidney Lee and Edward Manning, who lost their lives i…
- Beaufort HouseGreen gneiss cladding.
- Beaufort HouseRed granite cladding.
- Beaumaris CastleStone used for rubble masonry in the Castle Walls.
- Beaumaris CastleStone used for rubble masonry in the Castle Walls.
- Beaumaris CastleStone used for rubble masonry in the Castle Walls.
- Beaumaris War MemorialMain building stone.
- Beaumaris War MemorialBlack gabbro plaques around the base of the War Memorial.
- Beckett's BankMain building stone.
- Beckett's BankFoundation-level building stone.
- Bedford Park Visitor CentreAn erratic boulder of dolerite, found in glacial gravels at nearby Marks Warren, has been installed outside…
- The BellStone used for the foundations of the pillars.
- The BellStone used for the engaged pillars.
- The BellGrey granite used behind the pillars.
- Bell StreetMain building stone.
- Bellot MemorialAn obelisk to commemorate Lieutenant Rene Bellot (1826-1852) who sailed from Greenwich on the HMS Phoenix i…
- BelstaffThe paving in porch is an unusual, very finely laminated, brown limestone.
- BelstaffMarbles used on the facade.
- Bench outside City HallStone used for the benches.
- Beretta GalleryCladding on porch and columns.
- The Berkeley HotelWall claddings on corner of Wilton Place and Knightsbridge.
- Bermondsey StreetA one-off paving stone with spectacualr liesegang banding. There are a few others of these on Bermondsey St…
- Bernardo's MemorialMain building stone.
- Berry's The JewellersCladding around the windows on the corner of Albion Street and Albian Place.
- Bessborough StreetCoping stones on the low wall on the corner of Bessborough Street & Drummond Gate. For structural geologist…
- Betfred SouthendThis shop is clad with grey larvikite.
- Betws-y-Coed StationGrey slate blocks used for cladding on the modern extension. The origin is unknown but this may be Berwyn S…
- Betws-y-Coed StationMain building stone of the older part of the building. The stone is probably derived from dolerite sheets i…
- Bevin Boys MemorialStone used for standing stones and plaques.
- Bexhill United Reformed ChurchThe building is clad with local beach flints with obvious chatter-marks.
- Bexhilll War MemorialStone used to construct the obelisk.
- Big Chill BarCladding & pillars
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainStone used for the sculpture and basins.
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainDog's drinking trough.
- Birdcage Walk Drinking FountainPlinth of the fountain.
- Birkbeck CollegeStone pilasters on ground floor.
- Birkbeck School of ArtsA paving slab, with exceptionally well preserved ripple structures is found outside the entrance to the Sch…
- Birmingham Museum and Art GalleryMain building stone. Several sandstones are used on this building. The best known is Darley Dale.
- Bishop Cousins AlmhousesMain building stone. These buildings now belong to Durham University.
- Bishops SquarePaving around the area is a grey granodiorite.
- Bishopsgate Police StationCladding on ground floor.
- Black CastleAn eighteenth century castle built from blocks of cast slag, a waster product from the copper smelting indu…
- Black Cultural ArchivesMain building stone.
- The Black Prince StatueThe statue's stone plinth.
- Blackfriars BridgePaving
- Blackfriars BridgeColumns
- Blackfriars HouseThe inner door columns to the building, facing onto the street, demonstrating aligned phenocrysts
- Blackfriars Road Post OfficeCladding at each end of the Post Office's facade.
- BlackhouseThe stone used for cladding is a black gabbro.
- Blanchland Post OfficeThe village Post Office was formerly the gate to the Abbey. It is built of the local Stainmore Sandstone.
- Blandel Bridge HouseBuilding name plaque.
- Blenheim PalaceThe main building stone used here is Clypeus Grit quarried at Cornbury, but a mixture of other original and…
- BLODS HallBLODS stands for the 'Bexhill Light Operatic & Dramatic Society'. The building is clad with local beach fli…
- Blomfield Street & T. M. LewinColumns and pediment in porch.
- Bloomberg HQMain building stone.
- Bloomberg HQMain building stone.
- Bloomberg HQStone used for foundations. A honed, megacrystic granite from India. The identification of this stone is di…
- Bloomberg HQStone used for foundations. A honed, megacrystic granite from India. The identification of this stone is di…
- Bloomberg HQPaving stone throughout the complex.
- Bloomsbury Square GardensPaving.
- Bloomsbury Square GardensCobbles around the central paved square.
- Blue Anchor InnMain building stone at pavement level. This slightly red-weathering granite is probably from Godlphin Hill.
- BMA HouseMain building stone
- BNP ParibasWhite stone dressings.
- BNP ParibasSoffits in porch. A red and yellow calcarenite of unknown origin.
- The Boatyard GatepostsThe gatepost and wall are mainly built from ballast. A mixture of non-local granites, sandstones and even a…
- Bodiam CastleMain building stone is ashlar masonry of Kentish Ragstone, quarried locally.
- Bodowyr Burial ChamberNeolithic megalithic site. Stone used for the construction of the cromlech, a burial chamber which would on…
- Bodysgallen HallMain building stone.
- Boer War MemorialMain building stones of the memorial.
- Boer War MemorialPebble paving around the memorial.
- Boho BazaarA terrazzo made of serpentinite forms the foundations and doorstep.
- Boleyn TavernGranite cladding on the ground floor.
- Bolina RoadA very large, discarded capital, presumably from one of the original 19th Century railway bridges, lies blo…
- Bon Accord CentreMain building stone.
- Bonham'sMain building stone.
- Bonham-Carter HouseWalls on lower stories. Typical, weathered Portland Stone.
- The Bonny Moorhen PubMain building stone. A coarse grained gritstone with iron staining in the form of liesegang banding.
- Bonvilston War Memorial #1The original frame surround of plaque located in the churchyard wall opposite the busy A48. The original Po…
- Bonvilston War Memorial #2Stone cross and landing stone (atop original medieval steps) in St Mary's churchyard.
- BoodlesPink onyx used for cladding the building.
- Boots the ChemistMain building stone.
- Boots the ChemistBuilding cladding.
- Boots The ChemistStone dressings on the corner of Bond Street and Albion Street. A cross-bedded sandstone from Britannia Qua…
- Borough HallMain building stone, rubblestone and ashlar.
- Borough HallThe stone dressings for the doorway.The stone is very much stained with ochre (goethite). It is possibly Ba…
- Borough Museum & ArchivesMain building stone.
- The Botanist (10, Church Street)Cladding on this curved building's facade.
- Bottega VenetaCladding on shop front.
- Boucheron JewellersCladding on main building
- Boundary StreetPaving flags with well exposed ripples and other sedimentary structures.
- Boundary StreetGranite kerbstone with veins. This is possibly from Jersey where the quarries were great suppliers of grani…
- Boundary StreetPaving flags with well exposed ripples and other sedimentary structures.
- Bow ChurchyardRed paving cobbles.
- Bow ChurchyardWhite paving cobbles.
- Bow ChurchyardBlack paving.
- Box Bar & RestaurantPillars around the doorframe and the curved archway above the door.
- Box Bar & RestaurantGranite added as a renovation stone.
- Boys Brigade MemorialMemorial boulder.
- Boys Brigade MemorialPlinth.
- Bracken HouseFoundation walls below brickwork.
- Bradford City HallMain building stone.
- Bradford-on-Avon Tithe BarnMain building stone.
- Brent Cross Shopping CentreWhite marble paving.
- Brent Cross Shopping CentreRed limestone paving.
- Brent Cross Shopping CentreBrown marble paving and wall cladding on the ground floor.
- Brent Pelham War MemorialPlinth of the War Memorial, a Celtic Cross which is situated on the green at road junction, in front of St…
- Bridge CottageThe exterior of this cootage is entirely clad in slate.
- The Bridge LoungeStone columns on the ground floor.
- Bridgewater HallRed sandstone used for cladding on the building.
- Brighton Pavillion GateStone used for the construction of the gate.
- Bristol CenotaphMain building stone. This is a cross-bedded shelly limestone. Its origin is unknown but it is most likely t…
- Bristol City HallStone dressings and foundations of this otherwise brick building.
- Bristol Street Drinking fountainRed granite dressings and basins.
- Bristol Street Drinking FountainGrey stone used for columns.
- Bristol Temple Meads StationMain building stone. An unlikely stone to be described as a marble, this is a breccia composed of Carbonife…
- Bristol Temple Meads StationBath Stone dressings make a contrast to the rubbly Draycott Marble in the fabric of the building.
- British Korean Veteran's MemorialLimestone boulders.
- British LibraryPanel above gateway
- British LibraryRoof over entrance.
- British LibraryFoundations
- British LibraryPaving in courtyard
- British MuseumLions and walls at entrance on Montague Place. Oyster shells are weathering out.
- British MuseumMain building stone.
- British MuseumSteps and coping on retaining walls.
- British MuseumStone used for walling, paving and seating in the forecourt.
- British Museum Great CourtPaving in the Great Court. Bioturbated limestones with abundant well preserved fossils.
- British Museum Great CourtPortico at the south entrance of the Great Court.
- British Museum, New ExtensionMain building stone.
- British SchoolMain building stone.
- British SchoolGateposts and coping stones on the wall.
- British SchoolSteps at the north gateway have spectacular fossils of colonial corals.
- British South African Police MemorialCairn.
- Brixton Assembly RoomsWhite stone used for dressings on the brick-built building.
- Brixton NatWest BankGrey granite used for cladding.
- Brixton NatWest BankPink granite used for cladding.
- Brixton NatWest BankPink granite used for repairing the original cladding.
- Broad StreetPaving outside Marischal College.
- BroadgateCladding on buildings surrounding Broadgate Circle.
- BroadgatePaving in the Broadgate Circle.
- Broadgate CircleCladding on the shop fronts.
- Broadway RestaurantFine grained, red Balmoral granite is used for pilasters replacing the original Peterhead Granite on the De…
- Broadway RestaurantPink Granite on pilasters on the corner of the building.
- Broadway RestaurantGrey granite panels beneath the windows.
- Broadway RestaurantCoarse grained Balmoral Granite is used round the doorway to the N of the restaurant.
- Broadway RestaurantSmall columns of grey granite around the doorway. This building has a mix of old and new granites.
- Broadway Shopping CentreYellow granite cladding the building.
- Brodick CastleMain building stone.
- Bromley Millennium Rock #1Annerley Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #10High Elms Country Park Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #11Mottingham Library Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of B…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #12Orpington Priory Gardens Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Boroug…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #13Penge Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in 2000.
- Bromley Millennium Rock #14Petts Wood Library Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of B…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #15Ripley Arts Centre Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of B…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #16Shortlands Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley i…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #17Southborough Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #18St Paul's Cray Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Broml…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #19West Wickham Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #2Beckenham Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in 2000.
- Bromley Millennium Rock #3Biggin Hill Memorial Library Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Br…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #4Bromley Civic Centre Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #5Queen's Gardens Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Brom…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #6Burnt Ash Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #7Chislehurst Common Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in 2…
- Bromley Millennium Rock #8Crystal Palace Park Boulder. A boulder brought from NW Scotland as part of the millenium celebrations in 2000.
- Bromley Millennium Rock #9Hayes Millennium Boulder. A block of Lewisian Grey Gneiss presented to the London Borough of Bromley in 2000.
- Brompton OratoryPaving in front of entrance.
- Brompton OratoryMain building stone.
- Bronze Lion PlinthStone used for the plinth of the bronze lion. The stone is stained turquoise blue with copper salts derived…
- BroomielawPaving.
- Brown, Shipley & Co. BankWall cladding
- The BrownswoodRed granite cladding on the building.
- Browsers Book ShopSlate doorsteps and cladding in the south facing wall.
- Brunel House Business ParkExterior ground floor stone cladding.
- Brunel MemorialMain building stone.
- Brunel SquareMain building stone.
- Brunswick StreetCobblestones
- Brunswick StreetPaving flags.
- Brushfield StreetPaving flags are a 'picture sandstone', with well developed liesegang bands.
- Bryn Celli DduNeolithic megalithic site. The stones used to construct this passage grave are from the underlying outcrop…
- Bryn Celli Ddu Car ParkThe information display in the carpark is built from a muddy facies of Penmon Limestone, rich in brachipod…
- Buckingham PalaceMain building material for the east front.
- Buckingham PalaceThe rear of the Palace is constructed of yellow Bath Stone.
- The Building CentreBollards outside the from entrance.
- BulgariPanels of the back and white breccia Grand Antique are at the top of the window arches. These a fault brecc…
- The Bulkeley HotelMain building stone.
- The Bull HotelMain building stone. Two facies of the local limestone are used on this building.
- BullringGrey, banded gneiss used as decorative paving.
- BullringGrey-blue gneiss used as decorative paving.
- BullringRed stripy gneiss, used for paved roundels.
- BullringRed granite drums used for seating.
- BullringRed granite used as decorative paving.
- BullringPurple gneiss used as decorative paving and foundations for the escalators on the lower level.
- BullringYellow limestone paving predominantly used throughout the mall.
- Bullring: Street FurnitureStone cubes for seating.
- The Bulls HeadThe floor flags in the entrance to pub from the village green are a polished limestone with a large number…
- The Bunch of GrapesColumn bases and capitals.
- The Bunch of GrapesColumns and cladding.
- Bunhill FieldsGranite gate posts with large feldspar megacrysts.
- Bupa DentalCladding. Both honed and polished Giallo Veneziano are used on this building.
- BUPA HouseArtwork 'Beneath the Skin' by Peter Randall-Page (1991) outside the Bury Street entrance of BUPA house.
- 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 StreetFoundations
- Burberry's, New Bond StreetWalls
- Burford Methodist ChapelMain building stone.
- Burlington ArcadeThe floor of the Arcade was re-paved in 2015, in a decorative style, using a range of British Stones, prima…
- Burlington House CourtyardPaving slabs in the centre of the courtyard.
- Burlington House porchChequer-board paving in the pedestrian pathway through the entrance to the courtyard. Portland Stone and Ma…
- Burlington House porchChequer-board paving in the pedestrian pathway through the entrance to the courtyard. Portland Stone and Ma…
- Burma Railway MemorialA memorial plaque with a frame of white granite is mounted on a stand of crossed railway sleepers.
- Burma Railway MemorialThe black plaque bearing the inscription.
- Burma Railway MemorialTwo slabs of rough-cut schist bearing the inscription to the founders of the memorial. There is no informat…