Locations beginning with H
194 locations. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- H&M StoresCladding on the upper storey of the building.
- Habib HouseFoundations. This is a spectacular megacrystic granite from Land's End, Cornwall.
- Hacienda ApartmentsThe building is mainly built from red brick, but some fins and walls are clad in red sandstone.
- Hackney Old Town HallMain building stone.
- Hackney PicturehouseMain building stone. Ancaster Stone has a distinctive, mottled appearance.
- 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…
- Hackney War MemorialFoundations and steps.
- Hackpen White HorseChalk hill figure.
- Hadley Green Drinking FountainMain building stone.
- Hadrian's WallStone collected from the Great Whin Sill is used to build the Wall in this area near to Sycamore Gap.
- Halfway HouseMain building stone.
- Halifax BankGrey granite cladding the facade and paving in the porch.
- Halifax Bank, Tottenham Court RoadGrey granite cladding.
- Halifax Building SocietyRamp leading to door.
- Halifax Building SocietyGrey granite used for wall cladding.
- Halifax Building SocietyBuilding cladding.
- Hall of MemoryFoundations.
- Hall of MemoryMain building stone.
- Hampstead RoadStreet furniture in front of Sainsbury's and Regent's Tower (on the corner of Brock Street).
- Hampton Court PalaceRectangular limestone setts. Well-worn but recently re-laid in both the Base and Clock Courts. Several othe…
- Hampton Court PalaceWindow and door dressings as replacement for former Reigate Stone, now decayed.
- Hampton Court PalaceDoorway near Anne Boleyn's Gateway. Chilmark Stone as a modern replacement of Reigate Stone.
- Hampton Court PalaceRectangular limestone setts. Well-worn but recently re-laid in both the Base and Clock Courts. There are va…
- Hampton Court PalaceTwo bollards in archway from Clock Court to Base Court. Very weathered
- Hampton Court PalaceRectangular cobbles setts. Well-worn but recently re-laid in both the Base and Clock Courts. Several other…
- Hampton Court PalaceRectangular limestone cobbles setts. Recently laid new stones in both the Base and Clock Courts. Several ot…
- Hampton Court PalaceClock Court Colonnade to William & Mary's State Apartments.
- Hampton Court PalaceAlleyway outside King Henry’s kitchens. Reigate stone can be found in a handful of locations around the p…
- Hampton Court Palace Fountain CourtPaving in the cloisters around the Fountain Court is red and grey Oland Limestone. This was a very popular…
- Hampton Court Palace OrangeryPaving of red and green Oland Limestone with particularly spectacular orthocone fossils. This is the origin…
- Hampton Court Palace Tiltyard CafePaving in the outdoor eating area. The dendritic mineralisation is often mistaken for fossils, but it is a…
- Hancocks, 29, King StreetExterior cladding on the corner of King Street and St Ann's Passage.
- Hanover SquarePaving in the pedestrianised areas of the square.
- Harbour MoleThe harbour mole is constructed from local Purbeck Stone.
- Harbour OfficesMain building stone.
- Harbour WallMain building stone.
- Harbour West PierMain building stone for both the pier mole and its paved walkway.
- Harbour WharfPaving stones in the walkways around the harbour. These are a variety of granitic rocks showing a wide rang…
- Harlech CastleMain building stone.
- Harmondsworth Great BarnThe main stone used in the rubble masonry of the barn's footings.
- Harmondsworth Great BarnFiller stones in the rubble masonry of the barn's footings.
- Harmondsworth Great BarnThe odd piece of Reigate stone ashlar is used in the rubble masonry of the barn's footing.
- Harmondsworth VillageBeautiful 18th century slabs of hand-riven York stone, showing well preserved sedimentary structures.
- Harmondsworth VillageBeautiful 18th century slabs of hand-riven York stone, showing well preserved sedimentary structures.
- Harold Wilson StatuePlatform forming the base of the statue.
- The HarrisonA brick-built pub with polished, granite cladding arund the doors and windows.
- Harrison ArchOn Observatory Road, the arch is built of red aeolian sandstone.
- Harrow School ChapelRubble masonry.
- Harrow School ChapelStone dressings and quoins.
- Harrow-on-the-Hill War MemorialMain building stone. A coarse-grained, porous variety of Clipsham Stone.
- Harry's Court (Alfred Wallis's House)Main building stone of the cottages.
- Harvey NicholsCladding on engaged pillars either side of the windows.
- Harvey's Bar & KitchenPairs of pillars either side of the door and adjacent windows.
- Haslar Sea WallBlocks of coarse-grained igneous rock used as sea defences.
- Haslemere Post OfficeWindow dressings and lintel.
- Haslemere Post OfficeMain building stone.
- Hastings PierBlack polygonal stones along the top of the sea wall. These are columnar joints of basalt.
- Hastings PierRubble and recycled granite paving setts are use in the walls.
- Hastings PierRubble and recycled granite paving setts are use in the walls.
- Hawksmoor's Pyramid, St Anne'sMain building stone.
- Hay CastleMost of Hay Castle is built of the creamy grey 'Hay Stone', an informal name for the Conger Pit Sandstone M…
- Hay CastleA window arch in the medieval remnants of Hay Castle is constructed from tufa.
- The HayesCoarse grained, pink granite paving slabs.
- The HayesMedium grained pink granite used as paving stones.
- The HayesDark pink granite paving slabs.
- Hayloft Cafe Fossil TreeA fossil tree stump stands at the gateway to the cafe.
- Haz RestaurantCladding. Cavities in the travertine have been naturally infilled with brown calcite onyx.
- Head of SteamGranite door surrounds.
- Head of SteamRapakivi granite cladding over the foundation level of the building below the windows on Park Row. Installe…
- Head of Steam PubColumns supporting the Corinthian portico.
- Heal'sPaving under portico
- Heal'sPillars supporting portico.
- Heal'sMain building stone
- Helston Wesleyan ChapelRed granite columns on the portico.
- Helston Wesleyan ChapelLimestone ashlar masonry.
- Helston Wesleyan ChapelGranite dressings on the main building.
- Hend HouseMain building stone
- Henry Buck Memorial ObeliskMain building stone.
- Henry Budd MemorialStone used for the base of the statue
- Henry Budd MemorialThe super-structure of the memorial is recorded as Portland Stone, but I am suspicious that some elements m…
- Henry Budd MemorialStone used for the inscribed plaques.
- Henry Martyn HallAlthough mainly built of flint, a significant amount ofcobbles of mixed lithologies are used in the masonry.
- Henry Martyn HallThe main material used in the rubble masonry.
- Henry Moore ArchMain building stone. The Arch has recently (Summer 2024) been moved to Walthamstow, where it will remain fo…
- The Henry Moore InstituteThe exterior cladding on the wall facing The Headrow. A late conversion of a series of three previous prop…
- Henry Patch MemorialStone used for the memorial.
- Henry Patch MemorialStone used for the inscribed plaque.
- Henry Trengrouse MemorialStone used to carve the memorial. This has been stained brown, which is deceptive, as the monument is made…
- Hepper House (Iberica Restaurant)Carved, yellow sandstone porch.
- Hepper House (Iberica Restaurant)Columns supporting the porch.
- Hereford Museum & Art GalleryPilasters on the arcaded lower storey.
- HermesMain building stone.
- The HeronThe tower is clad with highly polished, black dolerite.
- Heron PlaceWall cladding
- Heron PlaceWall cladding, to right of doorway
- High Barnet Dental CentreMain building stone.
- High Barnet NatWest BankCladding on the building.
- High Barnet Post OfficeStone dressings around doors and windows.
- High Road Leyton Shop ParadePink granite pilasters between the shop windows.
- High Road, Woodford GreenPillars between shop fronts.
- High Road, Woodford GreenPillars between shop fronts. One or two of these are made of a brown, porphyritic variety of Larvikite.
- The High StoneStone used to construct the obelisk.
- High StreetPaving stone. Old slabs of hand split York Stone with good sedimentary structures.
- High Street ArcadeFoundations at the entrance.
- High Street MilepostStone used for the construction of the milepost.
- Highgate Wood Drinking FountainGranite drinking fountain in the northern part of Highgate Woods. Stone used for the bowl, plinth and dog b…
- Highgate Wood Drinking FountainGranite drinking fountain in the northern part of Highgate Woods. Pink granite used for the obelisk.
- Highgate Wood Drinking FountainGranite drinking fountain in the northern part of Highgate Woods. Replacement granite panel on the obelisk.
- Hilton London MetropoleCladding at podium level. Spectacular garnet-bearing gneiss.
- Hinde Street ChapelMain building stone.
- The HippodromeCladding on ground floor.
- Hirji Lakha & BrosCladding on the front of the shop. Despite being given the trade name of 'granite' this unusually textured…
- His Majesty's TheatreMain building stone.
- HMS Lapwing MemorialStone used for the memorial.
- HMV, Oxford StreetCladding on front of building. Black stone cladding around windows. The origin of this stone is unknown. It…
- Hobson's FountainMain building stone of the fountain.
- Hoggin PathCompacted gravels, rich in fossils, used to surface the path.
- Holbein PlacePavement and pedestrian crossing immediately outside Sloane Square Tube Station. A grey, streaky gneiss wit…
- Holborn GateStreet furniture and paving in the forecourt.
- Holborn Police StationCobbles set into concrete around the building. These are collected from Scottish rivers and are glacially e…
- Holborn Town HallMain building stone. Classic oolitic Ancaster Stone with the 'brindled', 'streaky bacon' appearance.
- Holborn ViaductColumns supporting the viaduct on Farringdon Street
- Holiday Inn/Callaghan's BarRed Stripes of decorative stonework.
- Holiday Inn/Callaghan's BarWhite stone cladding. This is possibly Jerusalem Stone, but it may well be italian Trani Limestone. Both co…
- Holland HouseFoundations, cladding around doorway and the sculpture of the prow of a ship. The rest of the older part of…
- Holloway Circus PagodaMain building stone.
- Holly Bush Hill Drinking FountainWater bowl and dedication panel.
- Holly Bush Hill Drinking FountainThe grey granite used for the base of the structure.
- 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 upper steps and the shaft of the cross.
- Holt Market CrossStone used for the lower course of the steps of the cross.
- Holy TrinityMain building stone of coursed masonry. The facade photographed was at the back of the church on Claremont.
- Holy Trinity ChurchMain building stone.
- Holy Trinity ChurchRubblestone masonry.
- Holy Trinity ChurchRubblestone masonry.
- Holy Trinity ChurchQuoins and a few blocks in the rubble masonry.
- Holy Trinity ChurchRubblestone masonry. Reigate Stone is the most weathered stone used in this building.
- Holy Trinity ChurchThe modern wall of the church on St Saviour's Walk is made of flint with some interesting textures and foss…
- Holy Trinity ChurchMain building stone
- Holy Trinity ChurchMain building stone.
- Holyhead Market CrossStone used for the circle of benches surrounding the cross.
- Holyhead Market CrossStone used for the cross and its pyramidal plinth.
- Holyhead RoadPredominant construction stone in the wall a grey granite, which was brought to North Wales as ship's ballast.
- Holyhead RoadSecondary, dark-coloured stones used in the construction of the wall. This is a vesicular basalt, brought t…
- Holyhead RoadGateway in the wall.
- Home Bargains StoreMain building stone.
- Home Bargains StoreA single piece of coarse grained granite on the Bangor Street facade.This is local stone, though it is not…
- Home OfficePaving on walkways around the Home Office, and the cladding on the building. The stone has a honed finish,…
- Home OfficePaving on walkways around the Home Office, and the cladding on the building. The stone has a honed finish,…
- Home Partnership Estate AgentsStone used for the foundations below the windows.
- Honourable Artillery CompanyRubble masonry.
- Hope StreetKerbstones.
- Hope Street HotelMain building stone. This building was originally an extension to the neighbouring Blind School.
- Horizon Law, Highstone HousePaving directly outside the entrance.
- Hornsey Drinking FountainFountain pedestal.
- Hornsey Drinking FountainThe fountain's obelisk and basins.
- Hornsey Metropolitan Cattle TroughStone from which the cattle trough is carved.
- Horse Trough PlanterA red granite horse trough, now repurposed as a planter, is located on the traffic island.
- Horses of Helios FountainMain building stone.
- Horses of Helios FountainBack wall supporting the fountain.
- Hospital WallSandstone ashlar masonry. The wall is capped with flint. However the sandstone appears to be recycled, usin…
- Hotel Z, Bridewell Lane facadeGrey, cross-bedded sandstone dressings.
- House of FraserDark red granite used for foundations.
- House of FraserWhite stone used for wall cladding.
- House of FraserCladding on ground floor.
- House of FraserCladding to the two hexagonal columns either side of the main doors.
- House of FraserCladding on the front of the lower floor of the shop.
- House of Fraser Department StoreRed granite cladding around the windows.
- Houses of ParliamentMain building stone
- Houses of ParliamentStone used for repairs since the 1920s. This coarse-grained calcarenite is best seen at the Peers' Entrance…
- Hoxton Metropolitan Cattle TroughThe granite trough is used as a planter.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankWhite stone dressings.
- HSBC BankMain building stone.
- HSBC BankCladding on the shop front.
- HSBC BankSandstone dressings on this building otherwise constructed of Ruabon Brick.
- HSBC BankRed granite engaged columns between the windows on the ground floor.
- HSBC BankExternal pillars outside the bank entrance
- HSBC BankDressings on the external pillars, found at about 1 metre above ground level
- HSBC BankFoundation level exterior building stone, up to a level of about 1.5m
- HSBC BankMain building stone on the ground floor.
- HSBC BankDoorsteps at the main entrance.
- HSBC BankVertical paneling below the raised entrance walkway.
- HSBC Bank DoncasterMain building stone.
- HSBC IslingtonThis building occupies what was once the white Lion Public House. The windows a separated by granite column…
- HSBC IslingtonThis building occupies what was once the white Lion Public House. The windows a separated by granite column…
- HSBC Russell SquareMain building stone on the ground floor. A cross-bedded oolitic limestone.
- Huddersfield Concert HallThe two large pillars either side of the doorway on the Princess Street entrance
- Hughes MemorialElaborate grave marker for the Hughes family in Llanaelhearn churchyard.
- Hutton Memorial Garden PlaqueThe plaque is located in the central part of the garden area. It is made from dune-bedded aeolian Clashach…