Near Monument
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48 locations with this as their nearest station.
- 10, Arthur StreetMain building stone.
- 10, Queen Street PlaceCladding on building.
- 16, EastcheapCladding on ground floor.
- 24 Monument StreetCladding on walls and portico.
- 27-28, Clement's LaneDecorative roundels
- 27-28, Clement's LaneDoorways and panels around roundels
- 41, Botolph LaneMain building stone
- 41, Botolph LaneFoundations
- 55, King William StreetCladding to front at street level.
- 6-8, EastcheapDar red granite cladding.
- 6-8, EastcheapPale pink granite cladding.
- 77, Gracechurch StreetFoundations.
- 77, Gracechurch StreetMain building stone.
- Adelaide HouseFoundations.
- Adelaide HouseMain building stone.
- Arthur StreetPaving near the junction with Lower Thames Street.
- Centennium HouseCladding on building.
- City Information Sign, BishopsgateStone plinth, with spectacular, large crinoid fossils.
- City Information Sign, MonumentThe stone plinth to the map and information sign has enormous fossils crinoids.
- Coral BookmakersCladding.
- Couch & Hoskins, 40 EastcheapFoundations
- DNB BankCladding over entire building.
- Fishmongers' HallFoundations on London Bridge Facade.
- Fishmongers' HallFoundations on Upper Thames Street.
- Fishmongers' HallBuilding stone above the foundations of Giant Granite.
- Flight Centre, 2 EastcheapCladding on the ground floor walls.
- The Grapes Public HouseCladding
- Leadenhall CourtFeature wall company sign under portico.
- Leadenhall CourtFoundations of pillars supporting the portico.
- Leadenhall MarketFoundations
- London BridgeLondon Bridge, northbound pavement, north side of the river. Conspicuous aligned megacrysts are found in th…
- Lovat LaneWindow & door surrounds on all buildings on the lane.
- Memorial to Robert HookeThis is a monument to Robert Hook who was, amongst many other things a geologist. Hook was one of the archi…
- Minster CourtCladding
- The MonumentMain building stone.
- The MonumentPaving around the Monument.
- Monument PavillionStone used inside the gabions of this glass-encased public toilet.
- Plantation PlaceCladding on main building. Spectacular examples of fossils can be seen here.
- Plantation PlacePaving. This stone is part of the Oligocene, post alpine flysch which overlies the Carrara Marbles.
- Plantation PlaceLettering on paving.
- Plantation PlaceWall cladding.
- Plantation PlaceStone used for cladding this building.
- Plantation Place EntranceSandstone cladding to feature in entrance courtyard
- Queen Elizabeth HouseCladding on building.
- Tallow Chandlers' HallCladding around the doorway.
- The Walrus & the CarpenterFoundations to pillars on ground floor.
- The Walrus & the CarpenterPillars on ground floor.
- WH SmithsShop front cladding.