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  1. St Stephen WalbrookStone used for the tower and the main 17th Century building phase.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bank
  2. St Stephen WalbrookRubble masonry from an earlier phase of the church, predating the Great Fire of London.SedimentarySandstonenear Bank
  3. St Stephen WalbrookTomb slabs in black limestone, much weathered.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bank
  4. St Thomas of CanterburyWindow and door frames. Colour looks more like Portland Stone and the West window has two slightly differen…SedimentaryLimestonenear South Woodford
  5. St Thomas the Apostle ChurchMain building stone. Grey sandstones with prominent, iron-stained quartz veins.SedimentaryGreywacke Sandstonenear Fishguard Harbour
  6. St Thomas the Apostle ChurchStone used for dressings, quoins and carvings. A local stone from south Ceredigion.SedimentarySandstonenear Fishguard Harbour
  7. St Thomas's Burial GroundSarcophagi and tombstones.SedimentaryLimestonenear London Fields
  8. St Thomas's ChurchA few cobbles of black or brown weathering dolerite occur in the church fabric, presumably derived from the…IgneousDoleritenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  9. St Thomas's ChurchA grey, laminated, gritstone used around the porch arch.SedimentarySandstonenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  10. St Thomas's ChurchSlabs of a white, slightly iron stained, laminated, fine grained sandstone are common in the rubble masonry…SedimentarySandstonenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  11. St Thomas's SquareEdwardian granite water fountain on the Mare Street side of the park.IgneousGranitenear London Fields
  12. St Thomas's Square Drinking FountainEdwardian granite water fountain on the Mare Street side of the park.IgneousGranitenear London Fields
  13. St Tygwydd's ChurchMain building stone.SedimentarySandstonenear Aberystwyth
  14. St Werburgh's ChurchMain building stone, with some modern repairs.SedimentarySandstonenear Derby
  15. St Wilfrid's ChurchColumns adjacent to entrance.IgneousGranitenear York
  16. St Winwaloe's ChurchSlaty stone used for the rubble masonry.SedimentarySandstonenear Redruth
  17. St Winwaloe's ChurchStone used for quoins and window dressings as well as blocks scattered throughout the rubble masonry. An eq…IgneousGranitenear Redruth
  18. St Winwaloe's ChurchRoofing slates.MetamorphicSlatenear Redruth
  19. Staffordshire Regiment MemorialMain building stone for the monument.SedimentarySandstonenear Lichfield
  20. Standbrook HouseMain building stone on upper stories.SedimentaryLimestonenear Green Park
  21. Standon PuddingstoneThis stone is located at the southern end of High Street in Standon, Hertfordshire. It is an erratic boulder.SedimentarySarsen (sandstone)near Bishop's Stortford
  22. Stanford'sBuilding cladding at foundation level.IgneousRapakivi Granitenear Bristol Temple Meads
  23. Stanhope Fossil TreeA fossil tree stump at the edge of St Thomas' churchyard. This tree was found in 1915, but installed in Sta…FossilSandstonenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  24. Stanhope Market CrossThe wheel head of the cross. A dark grey, fossiliferous limestone, with ring-shaped brachiopod fossilsSedimentaryLimestonenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  25. Stanhope Market CrossThe steps of the cross. A coarse, quartz rich gritstone.SedimentarySandstonenear Stanhope (Weardale Railway)
  26. Stanley PalaceFoundations beneath the traditional black and white work.SedimentarySandstonenear Chester
  27. Staple Inn BuildingsCladding on ground floor.IgneousGranitenear Chancery Lane
  28. Star of the EastCladding on ground floor.IgneousGranitenear Limehouse DLR
  29. Star of the EastDressings on ground floorIgneousMonzonitenear Limehouse DLR
  30. StarbucksVertical wall cladding between large windows.MetamorphicSerpentinitenear Holborn
  31. Starbucks CentralLarge exterior blocks of rusticated stone surrounding the doors and windows on Albion Street. This stone is…SedimentarySandstonenear Leeds
  32. Starbucks CentralThe columns and window ledges in Albion Street. This stone is from the Caley Crags Grit section of Millston…SedimentarySandstonenear Leeds
  33. Station HotelMain building stone.IgneousGranitenear Aberdeen
  34. Station HotelHammer-dressed stone courses.IgneousGranitenear Aberdeen
  35. Statue of Abraham LincolnStone used for the plinth of the bronze sculpture.IgneousGranitenear St James's Park
  36. Statue of Abraham LincolnPlinth of the statue of Abraham Lincoln. At some point since 2018 the original Peterhead granite was replac…IgneousGranitenear Manchester Piccadilly
  37. Statue of Air Chief Marshall Sir Keith ParkPlinth of the statue.IgneousGranitenear Charing Cross
  38. Statue of Alan BrookePlinthSedimentaryLimestonenear Westminster
  39. Statue of Alfred the GreatThe plinth upon which the statue of Alfred the Great stands on rough hewn Cornish granite.IgneousGranitenear Winchester
  40. Statue of Aneurin BevanGranite used for the plinth of the statue. Both the coarse and fine grain facies of Balmoral Granite are us…IgneousGranitenear Cardiff Queen Street
  41. Statue of BeaconsfieldPlinth to statue of Lord Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli.IgneousGranitenear Westminster
  42. Statue of BurnsPlinthIgneousGranitenear Charing Cross
  43. Statue of ByronPlinth of a bronze statue of Byron. The marble was a gift of the Greek Government and is the streaky, white…IgneousMarblenear Hyde Park Corner
  44. Statue of CanningPlinth. Giant Granite has huge feldspar megacrysts and tourmaline.IgneousGranitenear Westminster
  45. Statue of Cardinal NewmanStatueMetamorphicMarblenear Knightsbridge
  46. Statue of Charles James FoxThe plinth is of unpolished Peterhead Granite.IgneousGranitenear Holborn
  47. Statue of ChurchillPlinth of Churchill's statue.IgneousGranitenear Westminster
  48. Statue of ChurchillThe plinth of the statue was a gift to Westerham of Marshall Tito and comes from the former Yugoslavia. I h…SedimentaryLimestonenear Oxted
  49. Statue of CoramPlinth of seated bronze statue of Thomas Coram, outside the Foundling Museum.IgneousGranitenear Russell Square
  50. Statue of David Lloyd GeorgePlinth. Lloyd George stands on a plinth on North Welsh slate, quarried from near his birthplace.MetamorphicSlatenear Westminster
  51. Statue of David Lloyd GeorgePlinth of statue.IgneousGranitenear Bangor
  52. Statue of DerbyPlinthIgneousGranitenear Westminster
  53. Statue of Edward VIIStatueMetamorphicMarblenear Birmingham New Street
  54. Statue of Edward VIIPlinthSedimentarySandstonenear Birmingham New Street
  55. Statue of Edward VIIStone used for plinth.IgneousLimestonenear Piccadilly
  56. Statue of EisenhowerPlinth of bronze statue.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bond Street
  57. Statue of EisenhowerGranite paving. A spectacular megacrystic granite with large zoned feldspars.IgneousGranitenear Bond Street
  58. Statue of EisenhowerMarble stars and dressings. The origin of this stone is unknown. It may be Italian, but it would be nice to…MetamorphicMarblenear Bond Street
  59. Statue of EisenhowerGranite walls. A pale grey, medium grained, biotite granite of unknown origin. It may well be from the USA.IgneousGranitenear Bond Street
  60. Statue of Ferdinand FochStone plinth of the bronze, equestrian statue.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Victoria
  61. Statue of GandhiPlinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Westminster
  62. Statue of General GordonPlinthIgneousGranitenear Aberdeen
  63. Statue of Greyfriar's BobbyPlinthIgneousGranitenear Edinburgh Waverley
  64. Statue of Hans SloaneMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Sloane Square
  65. Statue of Horse & RiderA bronze statue by Elizabeth Frink stands on a plinth of porphyritic pink granite.IgneousGranitenear Green Park
  66. Statue of James WattPlinth of statue. Feldspar megacrysts and clots of black tourmaline.IgneousGranitenear Queen Street
  67. Statue of JennerMain building stone for statue's plinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lancaster Gate
  68. Statue of JennerPlaque on the statue's plinth.IgneousGranitenear Lancaster Gate
  69. Statue of John BatchelorGranite used for the plinth of the statue.IgneousGranitenear Cardiff Queen Street
  70. Statue of John Fox BurgoyneStone used for plinth.IgneousGranitenear Piccadilly
  71. Statue of Lord KelvinPlinth of statue.SedimentaryLimestonenear Partick
  72. Statue of Lord LawrenceStone used for plinth.IgneousGranitenear Piccadilly
  73. Statue of MandelaPlinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Westminster
  74. Statue of Millicent Garrett FawcettPlinth of the statue.IgneousGranitenear Westminster
  75. Statue of NapierPlinth.IgneousGranitenear Charing Cross
  76. Statue of Nelson MandelaPlinth for bronze head of Mandela, sitting appropriately on South Africa gabbro.IgneousGabbro
  77. Statue of Nelson, Nelson's ColumnStatue on top of the column. The statue is by E. H. Baily and was made in 1842.SedimentarySandstonenear Charing Cross
  78. Statue of OutramPlinth for bronze statue of General Outram.IgneousGranitenear Embankment
  79. Statue of PalmerstonPlinth of bronze statue.IgneousGranitenear Westminster
  80. Statue of PeelPlinthIgneousGranitenear Westminster
  81. Statue of PittPlinth of bronze statue.IgneousGranitenear Oxford Circus
  82. Statue of PlayfairPlinthSedimentarySandstonenear Edinburgh Waverley
  83. Statue of Queen AnneStone used for plinth.SedimentaryLimestonenear Russell Square
  84. Statue of Queen AnneStone used for the sculpture group in the Piazza of St Paul's Cathedral.MetamorphicMarblenear St Paul's
  85. Statue of Queen VictoriaPlinthIgneousGranitenear Blackfriars
  86. Statue of Queen VictoriaStone used for the plinth of the bronze statue.IgneousGranitenear Windsor & Eton Central
  87. Statue of Queen VictoriaStone used for the steps and foundations of the bronze statue.IgneousGranitenear Windsor & Eton Central
  88. Statue of Robert Falcon ScottThis statue commemorates Scott of the Antarctic. The plinth is of Cornish Granite.IgneousGranitenear Piccadilly Circus
  89. Statue of Robert MilliganPlinth of the statue.IgneousGranitenear Canary Wharf
  90. Statue of Robert NapierThis equestrian statue of Robert Napier stands on a plinth of grey granite, with prominent black xenoliths,…IgneousGranitenear Gloucester Road
  91. Statue of Samuel JohnsonPlinth of the statue.SedimentaryLimestonenear Temple
  92. Statue of SlimPlinthSedimentaryLimestonenear Westminster
  93. Statue of SmutsThe plinth of the statue is fittingly a South African gabbro.IgneousGabbronear Charing Cross
  94. Statue of StephensonPlinth of the bronze statue of railway engineer Robert Stephenson in the forecourt of Euston Station.IgneousGranitenear Euston
  95. Statue of the Marquess of ButePlinth of the statue.IgneousGranitenear Cardiff Queen Street
  96. Statue of WellingtonPlinth.IgneousGranitenear Bank
  97. Statue of WesleyPink granite plinth.IgneousGranitenear Old Street
  98. Statue of WesleyGrey granite pedestal.IgneousGranitenear Old Street
  99. Statue of Winston ChurchillThe plinth of the statue is Cornish Granite.IgneousGranitenear Woodford
  100. Statute of Spencer Compton CavendishStone used for the plinth of the statue. This is an homogenous, micaceous sandstone and is therefore probab…SedimentarySandstonenear Westminster
  101. Steel City HouseMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Sheffield
  102. StelaAn early Christian inscribed stone, set into the wall in front of the west door of the church.IgneousPorphyrynear Bangor
  103. Stephenson WayCobbles at the junction with North Gower Street. Markfieldite was commonly used as a cobblestone in Victori…IgneousDioritenear Euston Square
  104. Stephenson WayCobble stone paving, most of which is red Leicestershire granitoids.IgneousGranodioritenear Euston LU
  105. Stepney Green E1Paving setts in Stepney Green Gardens. A blue grey stone, as yet unidentified.
  106. Sterling FoodsTwo varieties of larvikite are used for cladding on this shop front.IgneousMonzonitenear Doncaster
  107. Stirling CastleCross-bedded sandstone, ashlar blocks on the Castle Gate.SedimentarySandstonenear Stirling
  108. Stockwell Street PavingHand riven York Stone, very typical of the late 18th and early 19th Centuries. These blocks show well-prese…SedimentarySandstonenear Cutty Sark DLR
  109. Stone Ball from Old Shern HallStone used for the ball. This is a very weathered, coarse grained oolitic limestone. It seems a bit too coa…SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Walthamstow Central
  110. Stone BenchBuilding material.FossilLimestonenear Bank
  111. Stone BenchStone bench in the centre of the square. This is probably a grey granite.IgneousGranitenear Bradford Interchange
  112. Stone QuayThe old harbour walls are built of local stone. You can still see the rail tracks for bringing the stone to…SedimentaryLimestonenear Wareham
  113. The StonebowMuch of this structure has been re-faced in Ancaster Stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  114. The StonebowOriginal carvings are in the locally quarried variety of limestone, quarried in the town itself.SedimentaryLimestonenear Lincoln
  115. Stonecutter CourtCladding at pavement level.IgneousGranitenear Chancery Lane
  116. StonehengeNeolithic megalithic site. The outer circle of trilithons are constructed from locally derived sarsens.SedimentarySandstonenear Salisbury
  117. StonehengeNeolithic megalithic site. The inner circle of bluestones were transported from west Wales. Several litholo…IgneousDoleritenear Salisbury
  118. Stones at Highams Park LakeRemains of ornamental stone on the banks of lake. Sir Humphrey Repton landscaped the park but the lake was…MetamorphicGneissnear Higham's Park
  119. Stones at Highams Park LakeRemains of ornamental rough and dressed stone on banks of lake. Possibly stones from the old London Bridge…MetamorphicGneissnear Higham's Park
  120. Stoney Littleton Long BarrowOrthostats at the entrance to the barrow, as well as some of the interior stones.Sedimentarynear Bath Spa
  121. Stoney Littleton Long BarrowStone walls around the barrow.SedimentaryLimestonenear Bath Spa
  122. Strada RestaurantFoundations. A darker variety of larvikite is used for the foundations.IgneousMonzonitenear St Paul's
  123. Strada RestaurantCladding on the lower storey.IgneousMonzonitenear St Paul's
  124. Stradivarius StoreCladding on the front of the shop.IgneousMonzonitenear Oxford Circus
  125. The StraitSetts and kerbstone paving this narrow street.IgneousGranitenear Lincoln
  126. Strata Florida AbbeyThe decorative arch at the Abbey's west front.SedimentaryLimestonenear Aberystwyth
  127. Stratford International StationCladding on the north side of the facade. A black vesicular basalt with white xenoliths.IgneousBasanitenear Stratford
  128. Stratford International StationCladding on the south side of the façade. A black vesicular basalt with white xenoliths.IgneousBasanitenear Stratford
  129. Street Furniture & SeatingMain construction stone.IgneousBasaltnear Old Street
  130. Street Furniture, Senate House HillMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear Cambridge
  131. Street Furniture, The HayesSquare black blocks used for seating.IgneousBasaltnear Cardiff Queen Street
  132. Street SculptureAn installation of large travertine 'pebbles' outside number 10 Great Queen Street. I haven't been able to…SedimentaryTravertine
  133. SubwayStone used for cladding the building.IgneousMonzonitenear Bangor
  134. Sukhothai RestaurantGrooved pillars flanking the porch and separating the windows.IgneousMonzonitenear Leeds
  135. Sukhothai RestaurantOn the risers of the shallow steps leading up to the main doorway, there is a strip of porphyritic graniteIgneousGranitenear Leeds
  136. Sukhothai RestaurantPanels of a green-veined marble in the porch soffits of the main doorway.MetamorphicMarblenear Leeds
  137. The Sun & Thirteen CantonsPillars between windows on ground floor.IgneousGranitenear Piccadilly Circus
  138. The Sun & Thirteen CantonsFoundations to pillars.IgneousGranitenear Piccadilly Circus
  139. SundialAn ancient sundial stands (in the shade) at the south west corner of the church.IgneousPorphyrynear Bangor
  140. Sunlight HouseMain building stone.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Deansgate
  141. Supreme CourtMain building stone.SedimentaryLimestonenear St James's Park
  142. Sutton Masonic HallBands of a calcarenitic, fossil rich, oolitic limestone alternate with red brick in this building.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Sutton
  143. Sutton Post OfficeMain building stone at foundation level.SedimentaryOolitic Limestonenear Sutton
  144. The SwanStone used for columns at the door.IgneousMonzonitenear Hammersmith
  145. The SwanRed granite cladding on the building.IgneousGranitenear Hammersmith
  146. The SwanGrey granite used for cladding the ground floor of the building.IgneousGranitenear Stockwell
  147. Swanage Pebble MosaicA pebble mosaic depicting three fish. This is made from a selection of stones of unknown provenance, includ…IgneousVarious lithologies.near Wareham
  148. Swift Square Public ToiletsMain building stone.MetamorphicSchistnear Holyhead
  149. Swyddfa Menter Iaith ConwyMain building stone.SedimentarySandstonenear Llanrwst
  150. Swyddfa Menter Iaith ConwyWindow dressings and quoins.SedimentarySandstonenear Llanrwst
  151. Symphony HallRed granite cladding.IgneousGranitenear Birmingham New Street
  152. Symphony HallGrey granite cladding.IgneousGranitenear Birmingham New Street