Locations beginning with M
212 locations. Names are filed ignoring a leading “The”.
- M&S Victoria StationGrey granite columns adjacent to entrance.
- M&S, The PantheonPorch
- M&S, The PantheonGrey blue stone used for wall cladding. This is an unusual metamorphic rock, a peraluminous metapelite; a s…
- Mabley GreenGranite boulder which is a piece of sculpture intended for climbing. This is one of the Hackney Boulders (t…
- MacdonaldsPiers of larvikite flanking the Macdonalds restaurant.
- Machine Gun Corps MemorialPlinth of bronze statue. A very white-weathered stone with sparse fossil shells.
- Machynlleth War MemorialColumns of pink granite. This is possibly Clinterty Granite.
- Machynlleth War MemorialBase of columns. This is probably Cairngall Granite.
- Machynlleth War MemorialMemorial base.
- Madoc Yacht ClubMain building stone.
- Madog Street WallThe wall directly behind 7 High Street is capped with vein quartz.
- Magistrates & Coroners CourtUpper part of the main wall cladding facing east behind the main signage for the building
- Magistrates & Coroners CourtsFoundation, base layer of dark rock to the outer walls of the building, below the red sandstone.
- Malaya & Borneo Veteran's MemorialMemorial stone.
- Malt & Hops PubRed granite cladding on the facade of the pub.
- Manchester CathedralMain building material. Although founded in the 12th Century, all the exterior stone was replaced in the la…
- Manchester CathedralThe building is predominantly built of Lancashire buff to yellow sandstones and primarily Fletcher Bank Gri…
- Manchester CenotaphThe memorial is constructed of Portland Stone.
- Manchester CenotaphCircular paved area surrounding the obelisk.
- Manchester CenotaphOuter contrasting ring to paved area surrounding the obelisk.
- Manchester CentralExterior cladding stone to the front facade of the Convention Centre.
- Manchester Central LibraryPillars of the portico and main building stone.
- Manchester Crown CourtCladding at foundation level.
- Mandela GardensCladding behind the retaining wall for the garden planters on the East of the Millennium Square across Clav…
- Manor HouseMain building stone.
- Manorbier ChurchA memorial on the south elevation of Manorbier church is made from local "Snowdrop Marble". The memorial is…
- Manordeifi New ChurchMain building stone. the local grey slates quarried at Cilgerran.
- Manordeifi New ChurchYellow limestone dressings around the door and windows.
- Manordeifi Old ChurchMain building stone of this Medieval Church of St David's. Built from locally quarried Cilgerran Slate.
- Manordeifi Old ChurchyardArch-topped grave memorial to Lieutenant Griffiths of Vaynor, with the inscription on a panel of black, fos…
- Mansion HouseStone used for the foundations of the building.
- Mansion House StationCladding on building. A coarse grained, sheared, rapakivi granite.
- Mantell Gwynedd Volunteering CentreFormerly a fine Victorian Shop, Lake and Co.
- Maple HouseCladding
- Mappin & WebbPillars and cladding around shop windows.
- Mappin & WebbDisplay window of Mappin & Webb. Beautiful granite with brown matrix and large, well formed pink crystals
- Marble ArchMain building stone
- Margam Abbey Church War MemorialStone used to construct the memorial.
- Margaret Jones's GravestoneMain building stone.
- Margaret McMillan ParkStone furniture and signage in the park in white granite
- Margaret McMillan ParkStone furniture and signage in the park in white granite
- Marischal CollegeMain building stone.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainGrey, peloidal limestone band at the level of the basin on the plinth.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainThe water basins are in rather weathered, grey marble.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainDecorative inlay, just below the sculptural upper part of the cross.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainBase of the fountain. The lower part of the plinth is constructed from red sandstone.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainDrum of grey limestone beneath the basins.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainCircular base and steps to the cross and fountain.
- Market Cross & Drinking FountainStone balls at the top of the monument.
- Market HallMain building stone.
- Market SquareKerbstones of megacrystic granite.
- 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…
- Marks & Spencer'sWall panels at each end of the building.
- Marks & Spencer'sGrey granite cladding on the front of the building.
- Marks & Spencer, FargateEnd walls at each end of the shop front.
- Marks & SpencersGrey granite cladding.
- Marks & SpencersRed granite cladding.
- Marks and SpencersCladding on front of building.
- Marks and SpencersCladding on the front and the side of the building.
- The Marquis of GranbyMain building stone.
- Martha Smith Drinking FountainThe stone used for the pedestal and basins of this ornate, Victorian drinking fountain.
- Martha Smith Drinking FountainColumns supporting the fountain canopy.
- Martin HouseStone used for cladding the building.
- Mary Jane's BarCladding around windows on ground floor.
- Marylebone StationFoundations.
- Masonic HallWindow surrounds and dressings.
- Masonic HallMain building stone. This building was formerly Wesleyan Chapel. The hornblende-bearing grey granodiorite i…
- Masonic MemorialGateposts to the memorial garden.
- Matchbox BarOnce a victorian shop front, the facade has pillars of granite at each end.
- Matilda Drinking FountainBoulders used in construction of the grotto.
- Matlock Town Hall ExtensionAll external stonework on the rear extension to the Town Hall.
- McDonald's, Tottenham Court RoadCladding. This is one of McDonald's signature stones and it is used on many of their cafes.
- Media City PiazzaPaving setts. A colourful sandstone with several phases of liesegang banding which give the appearance of w…
- Media City PiazzaGrey paving slabs and setts.
- Media City PiazzaPink-yellow granite paving slabs.
- Media City PiazzaBlack paving slabs and setts.
- Media City PiazzaGrey granite paving slabs.
- Medieval Masons plaqueStone used for the sculpture.
- MeHotel StrandCladding on the building uses several varieties of Portland Stone Whitbed. For the most part, this is a fac…
- MeHotel StrandRoofing and coping slates. Look up! Unfortunately these are not at eye level, but the Cambrian Penrhyn Slat…
- Melingriffith Railway BridgeThe construction stone of the whole bridge.
- Memorial Avenue, City of London CemeteryA crescent of Victorian memorials and tombs, most of which are made of Peterhead Granite. This stone was ex…
- Memorial Drinking FountainPink granite bollards surrounding the fountain.
- Memorial Drinking FountainColumn shaft. This is well above eye level and therefore not possible to obtain close-up photographs.
- Memorial Drinking FountainFountain pedestal and basins.
- Memorial GardensPaving in the plaza surrounding the War Memorial.
- Memorial GardensBoulders used for decoration. These include blocks of local stone from Snowdonia, including pieces of ignim…
- Memorial Plaque inside Porth MawrStone used for the inscription.
- Memorial to Air Marshall Viscount PortalStone used for the plinth of the bronze statue, an axe-dressed, green slate. Several sources described the…
- Memorial to Denia PalumboStone used for the plinth of the bronze sculpture.
- Memorial to Edith CavellStatue of Edith Cavell
- Memorial to Edith CavellMonument plinth. The photos below are from the axe-dressed granite at the rear of the monument.
- Memorial to General Gordon of KhartoumStone used for the plinth of the bronze statue of Gordon.
- Memorial to GreatheadPlinth to the statue.
- Memorial to John L. HarperStone used for the memorial.
- Memorial to Joseph Wright of DerbyGranite plinth on the pavement outside the pub, under the metal sculpture commemorating the artist Joseph W…
- Memorial to Lanning RoperStone used for the letter carved memorial stones. This is a pyroclastc rock. Lanning Roper was the landscap…
- Memorial to Lord ClydeStone used for plinth. Two facies of Cornish granite are used here; one is a polished small megacrystic gra…
- Memorial to Lord ClydePink granite pillar.
- Memorial to Noor Inayat KhanPlinth to statue.
- Memorial to Percy & Eleanor BrandLarge funerary monument, commemorating Percy Edward Brand (1870-1955) and his wife Eleanor (1870-1963).
- Memorial to Robert HookeThis is a monument to Robert Hook who was, amongst many other things a geologist. Hook was one of the archi…
- Memorial to the Franklin ExpeditionStone used for plinth.
- Mercer Street HotelBlack, yellow and white veined limestone cladding around the front door.
- Merchant Navy MemorialMain building stone
- Merchant Venturers AlmshousesThere are a few pieces of white, algal limestone within the rubble masonry of the King's Street facade of t…
- Merchant Venturers AlmshousesRubble masonry on the King's Street facade is predominantly Pennant Sandstone.
- Mercure HotelMain building stone.
- Mermaid Conference CentrePale grey granite cladding the building.
- Mess CaféGranite used for cladding the pillars around the windows.
- Methodist ChapelExterior sandstone wall with stone blocks alternating with red brick. Also a sandstone door surround and ad…
- Metropolis HouseCladding in service and utilities entrances on Windmill Street
- Metropolitan Cattle TroughThe stone used for the main trough and side drinking water fountain.
- Mickelgate BarMain building stone used for the foundations. This stone was probably reused from Roman-period construction…
- Mickelgate BarMain building stone used for the towers.
- Midcity PlaceCladding in portico.
- Middle Temple Fountain CourtCrest on the keystone above entrance to Elm Court. Two spaniels flanking a shield.
- Midland HotelMain facing stone to the ground floor around the arched entrances and windows of the hotel, the larger prop…
- Midland HotelDark grey granite socles along the front of the hotel.
- Midland HotelThe hotel has granite cladding at ground floor level. Shap Granite is used as a decorative darker band in t…
- Military Police MemorialPlinth to bronze sculpture.
- The MillEngaged pillars on either side of the doorway.
- Mill Hill ChapelMain building stones, especially clear to the right of the main west-facing door. There are good examples o…
- Mill Leet BridgeAt each end of the ornate bridge over the former mill leet in the graveyard of Llandaff Cathedral and conne…
- Millbank SW1North end of Vauxhall Bridge, just off pavement near to building entrance. Large sculpture of polished marb…
- Millenium Bridge HouseCladding
- Millenium CentreThe facade of the building uses a variety of slates from North Wales.
- Millenium CentreThe facade of the building uses a variety of slates from North Wales.
- Millenium CentreThe facade of the building uses a variety of slates from North Wales.
- Millenium CentreThe facade of the building uses a variety of slates from North Wales. This variety often shows pale grey-gr…
- Millenium SquarePaving stones in the square in front of the Civic Hall.
- Millennium Gloucester HotelBrown cladding on the building at pavement level, as well as step treads and paving in the foyers.
- Millennium SquareGrey granite paving in the square.
- Millennium SquareGranite cladding for the planters in the south-east corner of Millennium Square and a thin strip in the pav…
- Miller & Carter Steak House ManchesterMain building stone.
- Miller & Carter Steakhouse Muswell HillUnusual flintwork in this former church. Flints are 'quarry flints' with their white cortex intact. Some sh…
- MillersFoundations.
- MillersPillars
- Millstone and TroughConstructed from single blocks of a pebbly to conglomeratic facies of the Tintern Sandstone.
- Millstone and TroughConstructed from single blocks of a pebbly to conglomeratic facies of the Tintern Sandstone
- Minerva HousePale granite cladding on the columns either side of the large windows and central door of this building. Th…
- Ming's Garden RestaurantLimestone ashlar masonry.
- Ming's Garden RestaurantYellow limestone dressings, much patched with brown concrete.
- Ministry of DefenceMain building and sculptural stone.
- Ministry of DefenceStone used around the doorways inside the portico on Horse Guards Avenue.
- Ministry of JusticeMain building stone.
- The MinoriesCircular stone bases for the lamps.
- The MinoriesPink granite cladding
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaBrown ironstones used in much of the fabric of the Minster walls.
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaBuilding stone used for the West Tower of the Minster.
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaThis stone is scattered throughout the fabric of the Minster, but it is best seen used for the polygonal Li…
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaA few blocks of Purbeck Marble are scattered throughout the fabric of the building. Wimborne Minster church…
- Minster Church of St CuthbergaA few blocks of Portland Stone are used in the fabric of the Minster.
- Minster CourtCladding
- Minster SundialThe face of the sundial is mainly constructed of Bath Stone.
- Miskin War MemorialThe memorial is located in the centre of the road opposite the Miskin Arms public house. It is constructed…
- Mission for Seafarers (St Michael Paternoster Royal)Main building stone.
- Mission for Seafarers (St Michael Paternoster Royal)Yellow stone panels on south wall.
- Mitchell LibraryMain building stone.
- Mitchell StreetCobblestones
- Mitre Passage squareStreet furniture at the end of Mitre Passage.
- Miu Miu, New Bond StreetMain building stone
- Miu Miu, New Bond StreetCladding around doorway
- Miu Miu, New Bond StreetMain building stone
- Mohabir RestaurantGranite cladding on the building.
- Monmouth War MemorialThe building stone of the memorial.
- Montrose PlaceSculptural wall by Andy Goldsworthy.
- The MonumentMain building stone.
- The MonumentPaving around the Monument.
- MonumentGrey slate used for the sculpture.
- Monument PavillionStone used inside the gabions of this glass-encased public toilet.
- Monument to Conscientious ObjectorsStone used for the monument, a rough block of Lake District Green Slate.
- Moor HouseBlack stone cladding at the main entrance.
- Moorgate HallGreen wall cladding.
- Moorgate HallPink wall cladding.
- More LondonPaving, steps and landscaping
- Morgan StanleyCladding on building. A coarse grained, sheared, rapakivi granite.
- Morley HousePaving in porch
- Morley HouseGranite used for foundations.
- Morley HouseMain building stone.
- Mortimer Market ClinicCladding
- The Mosaic MapStones used for the decorative mosaic. A wide variety of stones, some local, some exotic (like lapis lazuli…
- Mount Saint Bernard PrioryThe main building stone of the outside walls of the church.
- Mount Stuart Graving DockDock walls.
- Mr. Thomas's Chop HouseThe building is on the corner of St Ann's Alley and Cross Street. The exterior pillars around the entrance…
- Mulberry Tree InnRed-brown, cross-bedded sandstone used for the foundations of the building.
- Mulberry Tree InnThe upper parts of the building use a dark grey stone pressed into concrete as a decorative stone effect. I…
- Murrain RoadBoulders used for climbing blocks and street furniture on the pedestrianised street.
- Muse of London Hair SalonColumns between the windows of this former public house.
- Museum Garden ErraticsA group of erratic boulders which are used as a landscaping feature in the gardens. Several blocks are of S…
- Museum Garden ErraticsA sandstone erratic, placed in the Museum Gardens as a decorative feature. This is a sandstone with well-pr…
- Museum Gardens Anglian TowerAn Anglo-Saxon Tower built against the Roman Walls. It is mostly built of Corallian limestones and mainly t…
- Museum Gardens Drinking FountainFoundations of the fountain.
- Museum Gardens Drinking FountainSuperstructure of the fountain, with carved dolphins and other decorative features. A sandstone notable for…
- Museum Gardens Drinking FountainBasin and pilasters of the fountain in pink granite.
- Museum Gardens Drinking FountainGranite slab forming the back of the fountain mechanism.
- Museum Gardens FerneryThe fernery contains a number of landscaping features of geological interest, including a basalt columnar j…
- Museum Gardens Fernery Fossil TreeThe fernery contains a number of landscaping features of geological interest, including a fossil stump of t…
- Museum Gardens Fernery Fossil TreeThe fernery contains a number of landscaping features of geological interest, including a slab with the cas…
- Museum Gardens Fossil TreeThis is a cobble located on the path between the Anglian Tower and Multangular Tower A pebble of the fossil…
- Museum Gardens GatepostsMain building stone. A sandstone with distinctive inclusions of rolled ochre nodules.
- Museum Gardens LodgeMain building stone. A variety of the Magnesian Limestone.
- Museum Gardens Multangular TowerMain building stone.
- Museum Gardens Retaining WallA modern wall built to stabilise the SW side of the Roman Wall is constructed from glacial cobbles set in c…
- Museum Gardens Retaining WallA modern wall built to stabilise the SW side of the Roman Wall is constructed from glacial cobbles set in c…
- Museum of Bath StoneMain building stone. The building is constructed from dressed ashlar, rubble and large roughly dressed bloc…
- Muslim World League MosqueCladding on Charlotte Street facade.
- Muslim World League MosquePaving on Charlotte Street facade
- Muswell Hill BroadwayParade of shops of the west side of the Broadway. Shop fronts are divided by engaged columns of pink granite.
- Muswell Hill BroadwayParade of shops of the east side of the Broadway. Shop fronts are divided by engaged and freestanding colum…
- Muswell Hill BroadwayParade of shops of the east side of the Broadway. Shop fronts are divided by engaged and freestanding colum…
- Mynachlog Fawr GatepostsEach gatepost is topped by moulded architectural fragments of piers obtained from the ruins of the Abbey.