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Near Euston Square

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22 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. 210, Euston RoadPale grey granite used as cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  2. 210, Euston RoadDark grey granite used as cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  3. 210, Euston RoadCladding on upper stories.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  4. AmbalaCladding around shop front.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Euston Square
  5. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing, UCHPaving in front of entrance.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  6. Sculpture: Monolith and ShadowStone used for sculpture on the front entrance (Euston Road) by John Aiken.Sedimentary·Metaconglomerate·near Euston Square
  7. Stephenson WayCobbles at the junction with North Gower Street. Markfieldite was commonly used as a cobblestone in Victori…Igneous·Diorite·near Euston Square
  8. Tolmer's SquareCobbles in the parking area, just to the SE of the public square.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  9. UCL Bentham HouseFoundations and steps. The main building is in Portland Stone Whitbed.Sedimentary·Slate·near Euston Square
  10. UCL Cruciform BuildingColumns at main entranceIgneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  11. UCL Front QuadPaving stones on pedestrian pathways. Some examples show ripples and a few show the marks left by raindrops.Structure·Sandstone·near Euston Square
  12. UCL Front Quad BollardsFour granite bollards are located in the Front Quad.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  13. UCL Grant Museum of ZoologyWhite stone dressings and the steps at the main entrance. There is good bioturbation on the doorstep and sp…Sedimentary·Limestone·near Euston Square
  14. UCL Institute of ArchaeologyCladdingMetamorphic·Slate·near Euston Square
  15. UCL Malet PlaceGranite walls and street furniture in front of entrances to buildings.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  16. UCL Slade School of ArtSteps and paving in front of entrance. Sections through whorls of the ammonite Titanites giganteus are pres…Fossil·Limestone·near Euston Square
  17. UCL Wilkins BuildingMain building stone. Some of the Portland Stone on the Portico has become blistered through over-cleaning.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Euston Square
  18. UCL Wilkins TerraceCladding on walls, benches and paving uses several varieties of Portland Stone Whitbed, many crammed with f…Fossil·Limestone·near Euston Square
  19. University College Hospital (UCH)Foundations on the corner with Gower Street.Igneous·Dolerite·near Euston Square
  20. University College Hospital (UCH)Steps & paving at the hospital's main entrance on Euston Road.Igneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  21. University College Hospital, Beaumont PlaceWall cladding, west side of car park entrance. This is the dark brown stone panel. The rest of this buildin…Igneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Euston Square
  22. The Wellcome Building (Wellcome Collection)Main building stone.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Euston Square

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