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Near Audley End

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20 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. Arkesden War MemorialLocated at the entrance to churchyard of St Mary’s Church, Arkesden.Conglomerate & Sandstone·near Audley End
  2. Barclays Bank, Saffron WaldenStone dressings and carvings in this otherwise brick-built building.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  3. HMS Lapwing MemorialStone used for the memorial.Igneous·Dolerite·near Audley End
  4. Hospital WallSandstone ashlar masonry. The wall is capped with flint. However the sandstone appears to be recycled, usin…Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Audley End
  5. Lloyd's BankStone dressings.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  6. Market Cross & Drinking FountainGrey, peloidal limestone band at the level of the basin on the plinth.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  7. Market Cross & Drinking FountainThe water basins are in rather weathered, grey marble.Sedimentary·Marble·near Audley End
  8. Market Cross & Drinking FountainDecorative inlay, just below the sculptural upper part of the cross.Metamorphic·Serpentinite·near Audley End
  9. Market Cross & Drinking FountainBase of the fountain. The lower part of the plinth is constructed from red sandstone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Audley End
  10. Market Cross & Drinking FountainDrum of grey limestone beneath the basins.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  11. Market Cross & Drinking FountainCircular base and steps to the cross and fountain.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Audley End
  12. Market Cross & Drinking FountainStone balls at the top of the monument.Igneous·Mineral·near Audley End
  13. Market SquareKerbstones of megacrystic granite.Igneous·Granite·near Audley End
  14. Saffron Walden War MemorialMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  15. St Mary's Church Saffron WaldenStone dressings.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  16. St Mary's Church Saffron WaldenMain building stone.Sedimentary·Flint·near Audley End
  17. Uttlesford District Council OfficesStone dressings.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Audley End
  18. Uttlesford District Council OfficesColumns at the door.Igneous·Granite·near Audley End
  19. Wall on Royston RoadThis Grade 2 listed wall is on a bend of Royston Road to the west of Wendens Ambo village, between the chur…Sedimentary·Puddingstone & other sarsens·near Audley End
  20. Wicken Water Boulders, ArkesdenIn the stream bed of Wicken Water to east of road bridge in front of Village Hall of Arkesden.Sandstone & Conglomerates·near Audley End

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Building stone data by Ruth Siddall, Dave Wallis and contributors. Project founded by Dave Wallis.

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