Locations beginning with E
65 locations. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- Eagle HouseBlue dressings around the doorways.
- Eagle HouseMain stone used for cladding on the ground floor. A brownish variety of larvikite.
- Eagle Place, PiccadillyWalls
- Eagles HotelMain building stone. Probably built from the local Silurian sandstones.
- East Chapel, City of London CemetaryPortland Stone Whitbed
- East Chapel, City of London CemetaryRubble masonry in the walls.
- East London Family CourtCladding.
- Eastgate ClockMain building stone.
- Eastman Dental HospitalWalls facing the pavement and either side of the steps up to the entrance. A dense lag of fossil fragments.
- Easy HotelPillars on either side of the hotel doors.
- Ebeneser ChapelThe rubble masonry of the chapel is largely built of ballast brought into the port of Cardiff.
- Ebenezer ChapelMain building stone.
- Ebenezer ChapelThe walls of the Ebenezer Independent chapel are constructed of volcanic tuff.
- Ebenezer Thomas's GravestoneMain building stone.
- The Economist PlazaMain building stone cladding the three towers and steps up to the podium.
- Edgware War MemorialAn imposing Celtic Cross in quarry-dressed Cornish Granite.
- Edinburgh Botanic Gardens Fossil TreesTwo fossil plant samples are in the Fossil Courtyard area beside the Ferns and Fossils glasshouse.
- Edinburgh CastlePaving cobbles and setts in the lane leading up to the Castle Gate.
- Eduard Suess Commemorative PlaqueThis plaque commemorates the house were geologist Eduard Suess (1831-1914) was born, 3 Duncan Terrace. He b…
- Edward Greenly's Grave, Llangristiolus ChurchEdward Greenly was a renowned geologist who devoted his life to understanding the geology of North Wales, a…
- Edward's ButchersYellow sandstone dressings.
- Edward's ButchersMain building stone, a white weathering limestone rich in stylolites.
- EE ShopMain building stone.
- Eglwys-y-BeddMain building stone used in the rubble masonry.
- Eglwys-y-BeddStone arch around the doorway.
- Eisteddfod CircleMain building stone.
- El Gato Negro Tapas BarMain building stone.
- Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing, UCHPaving in front of entrance.
- Elliott HouseMain building and sculptural stone.
- Ely CathedralMain building stone used for most of the cathedral. A fossil echinoid (sea urchin) can be seen at the base…
- Ely CathedralMain building stone used for most of the cathedral.
- Ely CathedralSome blocks of several varieties of Lincolnshire limestone occur in the fabric of the cathedral, including…
- Ely Cathedral Gallilee PorchRichly fossiliferous columns of Devon Marbles on either side of the doorway.
- Ely War MemorialGolden yellow stone making up the war memorial.
- Embankment PlaceColumns at south end of Embankment Place
- Emerson StreetPaving on east side of the street has some excellent sedimentary structures, including trough cross-bedding.
- Emmanuel Christian CentreFoundations layers around the building. Cross bedded sandstone. The provenance of the stone is unknown, but…
- England Road NorthPolygonal rubble masonry used to build the wall.
- Environment Centre WalesStone cladding.
- Environment Centre WalesPaving on the pathway to the building.
- Epworth HouseCladding used on the building.
- Equity & Law, 8 Campo LaneAbove the main windows and door, a butterfly cut facing stone.
- Ernest Jones JewellersGranite columns between windows on the grounds floor.
- Essex County CouncilStone dressings and quoins.
- Essex County CouncilA grey, two-mica granite used for foundations and dressings.
- Essex Regiment MemorialMain building stone for the obelisk.
- Essex Regiment MemorialPanels on the plinth.
- Euro BuildingMarble panels on the facade.
- EuropcarCladding on external pillars.
- Europe Arab BankFoundations
- 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…
- Euston War MemorialFoundations and steps.
- Exchange SquareRed sandstone on the circular wall.
- Exchange SquareRed granite plinth and coping on the circular wall.
- Exchange SquareSteps and kerbs.
- Exchange SquareRed granite cladding.
- Exchange Square Water FeatureBelow the paizza area in front of the Selfridges store is a water feature with a floor made of slabs of sla…
- Exchange Square Water FeatureSurrounding the water feature in Exchange Square is a retaining wall of sandstone with liesegang banding.
- The Exchequer GateMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.
- The Exchequer GateRestoration stone. Sharply cut blocks of limestone are scattered in the masonry.
- Exchequer HousePink gneiss cladding the building.
- Exhibition RoadBlack paving setts.
- Exhibition RoadDark grey paving setts.
- Exhibition RoadPale pink paving setts.