Near Llandudno
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28 locations with this as their nearest station.
- Cafe CultureWall cladding below the windows.
- Cafe NeroColumn to right of window. This was a former branch of Burton's, and the firm used larvikite as their trade…
- Conwy CouncilPillar cladding beside windows
- Emmanuel Christian CentreFoundations layers around the building. Cross bedded sandstone. The provenance of the stone is unknown, but…
- Gott & WynneSlate slabs below window.
- Halifax Building SocietyRamp leading to door.
- Halifax Building SocietyGrey granite used for wall cladding.
- Just Jents' Hair SalonWall cladding below the window.
- Llandudno Station Car ParkSquare block sets on pavements around the car park.
- Llandudno Town HallNorth side of the building, the ground floor window sills.
- Llandudno War MemorialThe obelisk base.
- NatWest BankDoorstep at entrance.
- NatWest BankFoundations. This is a two-mica granite from the Carnmenellis Pluton; probably from Carnsew Quarry at Mabe.
- NatWest BankMain building stone.
- Principality Building SocietyMain building stone for upper storeys. Red sandstones are obtained from various localities in NW England an…
- Seilo Welsh Calvinistic Methodist ChurchMain building stone on the ground floor. An aeolian red sandstone with cross-bedding.
- Seilo Welsh Calvinistic Methodist ChurchWalls along Gloddeath Avenue. Dressed limestone blocks.
- Sinatra's Wine BarCrazy paving on the doorstep.
- Sinatra's Wine BarCrazy paving on the doorstep.
- Sinatra's Wine BarCrazy paving on the doorstep.
- St Georges HotelColumns either side of main entrance
- St Georges HotelColumn bases either side of main entrance.
- St John's Methodist Church LlandudnoMain building stone.
- St John's Methodist Church LlandudnoWest door arch.
- St John's Methodist Church LlandudnoWindow and door frames. The provenance of the stone is unknown, but it is reputed to be local to North Wale…
- St Mary's Church, LlandudnoNorth West Corner of Tower
- St Mary's Church, LlandudnoStone used as a contrasting, decorative feature in various window arches.
- St Mary's Church, LlandudnoMasonry in the west wall.