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58 locations with this as their nearest station.
- 1, Bartholomew LaneGrey granite used for foundations.
- 1, Bartholomew LaneWalls
- 1, Great St Helen's StreetStone cladding on walls.
- 1, Great St Helen's StreetFoundations.
- 10 Essex StreetStone dressings and foundations.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Grey granite cladding on the building.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Pink granite used for the steps up from Bishopsgate.
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Cladding in upper storeys. Pink granite, polished. (Assumed to be the same type as steps but too high up to…
- 155, Bishopsgate (Broadgate)Paving on walkways.
- 199, BishopsgateGrey granitic stone cladding.
- 201, BishopsgateSandstone paving and steps at the building's entrance.
- 201, BishopsgateStairs at the north entrance to the building.
- 201, BishopsgatePavement infront of 201, Bishopsgate.A gritty, yellow sandstone with liesegang bands.
- 21-23, Wilson StreetWall cladding.
- 27-33, Bethnal Green RoadA black and bronze-flecked gabbro clads the walls of this building.
- 42-44 BishopsgateCladding.
- 55, BishopsgateMain building stone. An unusual example of flame-dressed rather than polished larvikite.
- 7-9, BishopsgateRed granite cladding on ground floor.
- 7-9, BishopsgateGrey granite cladding on ground floor. The provenance of this stone is unknown.
- 85 London Wall (Sri Thai Restaurant)Granite foundations and window sills.
- 85 London Wall (Sri Thai Restaurant)Yellow coloured limestone dressings.
- 85 London Wall (Sri Thai Restaurant)Pale grey stone cladding on this large office and retail block housing Sri Thai Restaurant, Jonathan Pink etc.
- 99, BishopsgateFoundations of grey-green granite.
- Artillery LaneA panel of limestone on the Artillery Lane facade of Snappy Snaps.
- Bishops SquarePaving around the area is a grey granodiorite.
- Bishopsgate Police StationCladding on ground floor.
- Blomfield Street & T. M. LewinColumns and pediment in porch.
- BroadgateCladding on buildings surrounding Broadgate Circle.
- BroadgatePaving in the Broadgate Circle.
- Broadgate CircleCladding on the shop fronts.
- Brushfield StreetPaving flags are a 'picture sandstone', with well developed liesegang bands.
- Camomile CourtWall cladding.
- Christ Church SpitalfieldsMain building stone.
- City Information Sign, BishopsgateStone plinth, with spectacular, large crinoid fossils.
- Cock HillOuter lower wall of the building.
- Dashwood HouseCladding on ground floor.
- Devonshire HouseWall cladding
- Exchange SquareRed sandstone on the circular wall.
- Exchange SquareRed granite plinth and coping on the circular wall.
- Exchange SquareSteps and kerbs.
- Exchange SquareRed granite cladding.
- Exchequer HousePink gneiss cladding the building.
- Gow's Oyster BarEngaged pillars.
- Liverpool Street StationSteps on Bishopsgate entrance to the station complex.
- London Fruit & Wool ExchangeMain building stone.
- NatWest Tower (Tower 42) PodiumCladding
- Primrose StreetPaving in the space north of Primrose Street.
- The Railway TavernRed granite dressings and engaged columns.
- The Railway TavernGrey granite Foundations
- Royal Bank of ScotlandCladding in stone fins.
- Shampan RestaurantPillars and cladding around windows. This ex-pub is on the corner of Brick Lane and Hanbury Street.
- Spitalfields Drinking FountainMain building stone.
- Spitalfields Market StallsSome of the food stalls in the interior of Spiralfields Market have cladding of a very nice banded marble.
- St Helen BishopsgateRubble masonry.
- St Mary's MoorfieldsMain building stone.
- St Mary's MoorfieldsGreen paving in the porch. This is only visible when the church is open.
- V&A Museum of ChildhoodDecorative stonework panels on the front of the building.
- Winchester House, London WallMain building stone