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Ferruginous Sandstone

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4 locations recorded with this stone.

  1. All Saints Church HastingsBlocks of purple-red ironstone are used in the west front.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  2. Fisherman's MuseumBlocks of purple-red ironstone.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  3. St Clement's ChurchA few blocks of purplish-red ironstone are used in the fabric of the church.Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Hastings
  4. St Peter's Church BexhillA few blocks of purplish-red ironstone are used in the fabric of the church. The original church is Norman,…Sedimentary·Ferruginous Sandstone·near Bexhill

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Building stone data by Ruth Siddall, Dave Wallis and contributors. Project founded by Dave Wallis.

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