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26 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. Celtic Cross in the Cathedral YardMain construction stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  2. Chelmsford CathedralFlint is the main component of the rubble masonry and is used in the decorative flushwork.SedimentaryFlintnear Chelmsford
  3. Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork. Portland Stone is not original and has been used in…SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  4. Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork. Clipsham Stone is not original and has been used in…SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  5. Chelmsford CathedralStone used to contrast with the flint in the flushwork.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  6. Chelmsford CathedralThere are bands and blocks of Reigate stone in the rubble masonry construction.SedimentarySandstonenear Chelmsford
  7. Chelmsford CathedralA few blocks of Hertfordshire puddingstone are used high up on the Chapter House.SedimentaryConglomeratenear Chelmsford
  8. Chelmsford CathedralCobbles of exotic pebbles in the rubble masonry.SedimentaryConglomeratenear Chelmsford
  9. Chelmsford CathedralStone dressings and quoins. Note that the pale coloured material used in the central section of the church…SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  10. Chelmsford Cathedral YardMain construction stone for a pair of chest tombs in the graveyard.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  11. Essex County CouncilStone dressings and quoins.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  12. Essex County CouncilA grey, two-mica granite used for foundations and dressings.IgneousGranitenear Chelmsford
  13. Home Partnership Estate AgentsStone used for the foundations below the windows.IgneousMonzonitenear Chelmsford
  14. HSBC BankMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  15. Nicholas Tindal MemorialStone used for plinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  16. Nicholas Tindal MemorialFlint cobbles surrounding the statue.SedimentaryFlintnear Chelmsford
  17. Obelisk in the Cathedral YardMain construction stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  18. Sculpture: St PeterStone used for sculpture. St Peter holds a Yale key.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  19. Shire HallMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  20. St Mary with St Leonard's Church BroomfieldRubble masonry is composed of a wide variety of cobbles of different lithologies, derived from the Kesgrave…SedimentaryConglomeratenear Chelmsford
  21. St Mary with St Leonard's Church BroomfieldSome parts of the walls are built from brown cementstones, concretions extracted from the London Clay.SedimentaryLimestonenear Chelmsford
  22. St Mary with St Leonard's Church BroomfieldEdward Nash's gravestoneIgneousGranitenear Chelmsford
  23. St Mary with St Leonard's Church BroomfieldConstance Louisa Nash's gravestone.IgneousGranitenear Chelmsford
  24. St Mary-the-Virgin ChurchRubble masonry is composed of a wide variety of cobbles of different lithologies, derived from the Kesgrave…SedimentaryConglomeratenear Chelmsford
  25. St Mary-the-Virgin ChurchFerricrete is used in the rubble masonry of the round tower.SedimentaryConglomeratenear Chelmsford
  26. St Mary-the-Virgin ChurchDressings around the Norman doorway.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Chelmsford