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37 locations. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.

  • A160
  • B314
  • C436
  • D98
  • E65
  • F114
  • G171
  • H194
  • I38
  • J37
  • K46
  • L173
  • M212
  • N96
  • O73
  • P196
  • Q27
  • R142
  • S752
  • T127
  • U53
  • V55
  • W229
  • X
  • Y16
  • Z5
  • 0–9528
  • Other4
  1. Jack Horner PubPillasters around windows on upper stories.Igneous·Granite·near Goodge Street
  2. Jacks Farm WayPaving setts.Igneous·Porphyry·near Higham's Park
  3. Jamaica Winehouse, Jamaica BuildingsMain building stoneSedimentary·Sandstone·near Bank
  4. James Theobald MemorialThis impressive memorial in Havering-atte-Bower churchyard is built from marble and granite. The brass insc…Metamorphic·Marble·near Harold Wood
  5. James Theobald MemorialRed Granite used to construct the memorial.Igneous·Granite·near Harold Wood
  6. James Theobald MemorialGrey granite pilasters at the corners of the memorial.Igneous·Granite·near Harold Wood
  7. Jamie's RestaurantCladding on building.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Canary Wharf
  8. Jamies Restaurant, River HouseMain building stone. This is a beautiful, cross-bedded, buff sandstone with pebbles of red sandstone. Unfor…Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Tower Gateway
  9. Jefferies and Williams MemorialMemorial stone to poets Richard Jefferies and Albert Williams on Burderop Down, Wiltshire.Sandstone·near Swindon
  10. The Jew's CourtMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Lincoln
  11. The Jew's HouseMain building stone. Locally quarried Lincoln Limestone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Lincoln
  12. Jewel TowerRubble masonry. A wide variety of stones are used in the Jewel Tower. Ragstone and Reigate Stone are the m…Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Westminster
  13. Jewel TowerRubble masonry. A wide variety of stones are used in the Jewel Tower. Ragstone and Reigate Stone are the m…Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Westminster
  14. Jewish Ex-Servicemen & Women's MemorialGranite used for the memorial stone.Igneous·Granite·near Lichfield
  15. JJB SportsThe cladding on the front of the building.Metamorphic·Serpentinite·near Preston
  16. Jo and Cass HairdressersThe cladding on the front of the building.Igneous·Rapakivi Granite·near Preston
  17. John LewisMain buiilding stone, a yellow calcarenite.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cambridge
  18. John LewisBrown stone used for cladding at pavement level.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cambridge
  19. John LewisStone used for cladding the building.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Cardiff Central
  20. John Philips Commemorative PlaqueJohn Phillips (1800-1874) was an English geologists, the first to publish a global geological timescale. Bo…near York
  21. John Prestwich Commemorative PlaqueCommemorative plaque to John Prestwich, geologist and hydrogeologist who was responsible for improving the…near Oxford
  22. John Runtz Drinking FountainMain building stone.Igneous·Granite·near Finsbury Park
  23. John Rylands LibraryMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Manchester Piccadilly
  24. John Rylands LibraryMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Deansgate
  25. John Smith HouseStone used for cladding the building. A garnet-bearing granite from Brazil.Igneous·Gneiss·near Glasgow Central
  26. Johnson Smirke BuildingMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Tower Gateway
  27. The Jolly Fisherman, Garden WallMain building stone. The stone is the local Alnwick Sill whinstone. Look for the boats hidden in the rubble…Igneous·Dolerite·near Alnmouth
  28. Jolly's Department Store (former)Decorative pink granite used for columns and cladding on the shop front. The plinths are made of a syntheti…Igneous·Granite·near Bath Spa
  29. Joseph J. Jones Drinking FountainMain building stone.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Tooting Bec
  30. Joseph Priestly StatuePlinth of the statue, close to the entrance to Banyan Bar.Igneous·Granite·near Leeds
  31. Jubilee ParkWalls and water featuresSedimentary·Limestone·near Canary Wharf
  32. Jules Verne PubExterior wall-panelling plus door and window panels.Igneous·Monzonite·near Huddersfield
  33. Just Jents' Hair SalonWall cladding below the window.Igneous·Monzonite·near Llandudno
  34. Juxon HouseMain building stoneFossil·Limestone·near St Paul's
  35. Juxon HouseStone around windows on upper storiesSedimentary·Limestone·near St Paul's
  36. Juxon HouseFoundationsIgneous·Granite·near St Paul's
  37. JW Steak HouseWall around dining area.Igneous·Monzonite·near Hyde Park Corner

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