Near Windsor & Eton Central
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- All Bar OneMain building stone.
- Castle HillPaving flagstones. Good examples of riven flags of York Stone, some with very well-preserved fossil rain dr…
- Church LaneSetts used for paving the road.
- The Copper HorsePlinth of the statue which stands in Windsor Great Park.
- Dardanelles Canon BallA marble cannon ball on an iron plinth. This is probably shot from the Dardanelles gun (the Great Turkish B…
- Peascod StreetSetts used for paving the road.
- Peascod StreetKerbstones of sarsen occur on the eastern end of the street.
- Peascod StreetKerbstones of granite on the western end of the street.
- St George's ChapelMain building stone.
- St George's ChapelWhite limestone kerb around the chapel. This Portland Stone contains a rare nodule of flint.
- Statue of Queen VictoriaStone used for the plinth of the bronze statue.
- Statue of Queen VictoriaStone used for the steps and foundations of the bronze statue.
- Windor Castle Lower WardMain building stone.
- Windor Castle Lower WardStone dressings in the blind arcade.
- Windsor & Royal Borough MuseumStone dressings, carvings and sculpture. The building was formerly the guildhall.
- Windsor Castle Curfew TowerMain building stone.
- Windsor Castle Entrance PassageMain building stone.
- Windsor Castle Entrance PassageStone dressings around the doorways.
- Windsor Castle Entrance PassageKnapped flints have been used as gallets to support the sarsen masonry.
- Windsor Castle Middle WardMain building stone of the wall.
- Windsor Castle Middle WardMicaceous paving flags with good ripples and other sedimentary strutures, .This is possibly a variety of Yo…
- Windsor Castle Middle WardBlocks of fossil-rich Purbeck Stone are scattered throughout the wall.
- Windsor Castle Norman GateMain building stone.
- Windsor Castle Norman GateYellow limestone used on the central section of the gate and in the gatehouse in the Upper ward.
- Windsor Castle Norman GateGranite steps in the porch of the gatehouse, just inside the Upper Ward.
- Windsor Castle North Terrace14th Century walls built of rough-cut sarsen. There has clearly been some 19th Century renovations with sar…
- Windsor Castle North TerraceKnapped flints feature in the North Terrace wall.
- Windsor Castle Round TowerMain building stone. The Tower was originally built in the 12th Century on top of the motte, with is constr…
- Windsor Castle State ApartmentsMain building stone.
- Windsor Castle State ApartmentsWhite limestone dressings.
- Windsor Parish Church (St John the Baptist)Main building stone.
- Windsor Parish ChurchyardGrave stones, now laid to form a path around the church.
- Windsor War MemorialMain building stone.