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20 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. All Saints Church HastingsMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  2. All Saints Church HastingsBlocks of purple-red ironstone are used in the west front.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  3. All Saints Church HastingsWindow dressings and quoins.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Hastings
  4. Boer War MemorialMain building stones of the memorial.Igneous·Granite·near Hastings
  5. Boer War MemorialPebble paving around the memorial.Unconsolidated sediment·near Hastings
  6. Collared ShopEngaged pillars around the ground-floor windows.Igneous·Granite·near Hastings
  7. Croft RoadKerbstones.Igneous·Granite·near Hastings
  8. Fisherman's MuseumMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  9. Fisherman's MuseumBlocks of purple-red ironstone.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  10. Fisherman's MuseumDressings around the doorway.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  11. Hastings PierBlack polygonal stones along the top of the sea wall. These are columnar joints of basalt.Igneous·Basalt·near Hastings
  12. Hastings PierRubble and recycled granite paving setts are use in the walls.Igneous·Granite·near Hastings
  13. Hastings PierRubble and recycled granite paving setts are use in the walls.Igneous·Granite and other plutonic igneous rocks.·near Hastings
  14. Holy TrinityMain building stone of coursed masonry. The facade photographed was at the back of the church on Claremont.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  15. Rock-a-Nore Car ParkPath to the beach below the cliff.Igneous·Diorite·near Hastings
  16. Sea GateMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  17. St Clement's ChurchMain building stone.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings
  18. St Clement's ChurchA few blocks of purplish-red ironstone are used in the fabric of the church.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  19. St Clement's ChurchKnapped flintwork is used in the church tower with chequerboard patterns.Sedimentary·Flint·near Hastings
  20. St Clements ChurchThe wall and steps up to the church are constructed of the local sandstones which are weathering very badly…Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Hastings

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

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