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29 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. 5, Church StreetExterior columns.Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  2. All Bar OneThe wall cladding of All Bar One. This is a highly strained rock, but unfortunately its provenance is unkno…Metamorphic·Schist·near Sheffield
  3. Bench outside City HallStone used for the benches.Metamorphic·Gneiss·near Sheffield
  4. Boots the ChemistBuilding cladding.Igneous·Trondhjemite·near Sheffield
  5. Cafe Nero, 2 High StreetFour exterior pillars. This building was formerly Barclays Bank.Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  6. Cafe Nero, 2, High StreetRed granite used for exterior columns.Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  7. Cafe Nero, 2, High StreetBlack stone surrounding the windows.Igneous·Monzonite·near Sheffield
  8. The Cutler's HllBlack stone dressings around the doors.Igneous·Monzonite·near Sheffield
  9. Cutlers HallSquare pillars to the left and right of the main pedestrian entrance.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  10. Equity & Law, 8 Campo LaneAbove the main windows and door, a butterfly cut facing stone.Metamorphic·Serpentinite·near Sheffield
  11. Fargate Pedestrian streetStone bench in the pedestrian walking area opposite the WH Smith's shop.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Sheffield
  12. Marks & Spencer'sWall panels at each end of the building.Metamorphic·Metapelite·near Sheffield
  13. Marks & Spencer, FargateEnd walls at each end of the shop front.Metamorphic·Gneiss·near Sheffield
  14. Pavement behind Town HallStones used for setts.Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  15. Peace Garden FountainBlue-grey stone used as roundels in the design of the fountain.Igneous·Monzonite·near Sheffield
  16. Peace Garden FountainThe paving features several different types of stone. Grey green slabs are Cumbrian Green Slate.Metamorphic·Slate·near Sheffield
  17. Peace GardensStone benches facing inwards around the preimeter.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  18. Peace GardensOuter larger paving stones within the garden area.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  19. Peace GardensOuter ring with at least 3 granite cobbles/sets, outside the decorative wall surrounding the garden. A mixt…Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  20. Peace GardensLarge stone benches on the outer ring of the garden, outside the decorative wall.Metamorphic·Gneiss·near Sheffield
  21. Royal Bank of ScotlandPink granite pillars either side of the main pedestrian entranceIgneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  22. Royal Bank of ScotlandStone used for archway around the pedestrian entrance.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  23. Royal Bank of ScotlandDoorsteps at the main pedestrian entrance.Igneous·Granite·near Sheffield
  24. Santander Bank, FargatePaved segment of a circle on Fargate walkway, across from Santander Bank.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  25. Sheffield CathedralExterior stonework on the left side of the door of the new extension which created new main entranceSedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  26. Sheffield CathedralBuff sandstone paving leading to the West Cathedral entrance.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  27. Sheffield CathedralRed stone strips in the entrance paving leading to the West Door of the Cathedral.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  28. Sheffield Town HallAll exterior walls and mouldings on the building's facade.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Sheffield
  29. Steel City HouseMain building stone.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Sheffield

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