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933 locations recorded with this stone, page 4 of 4.
- Westbury White HorseChalk hill figure.
- Westferry Circus CrescentCladding above foundations.
- WestfieldChocolate brown inserts forming bands in the paving in the interior of the shopping mall.
- Westfield StratfordStone cladding on the facade on Westfield Avenue.
- Westfield Stratford CityPaving inside the shopping centre on all floors and on some of the walls on the Lower Ground level.
- Westfiield Stratford CityPaving on the floor in between the food court and HMV - on the first floor.
- Westminster AbbeyMain building stone.
- Westminster AbbeyMain building stone for the West Front.
- Westminster AbbeyMain building stone. Chilmark Stone is from equivalent strata to Portland Stone.
- Westminster CathedralWhite stone dressings.
- Westminster Cathedral PiazzaRed limestone bollards along the Victoria Street side of the Piazza.
- Westminster Magistrates CourtCream pisolitic, dolomitic limestone is used for cladding the building.
- Westminster Scholars War MemorialMain building stone.
- Weston HouseCladding in portico.
- Wetherspoons: The Soloman CutlerWhite limestone cladding.
- White StuffStone dressings around doors and windows.
- Whittles JewellersCladding on the outside the the building.
- William Badger & John Heap MemorialMain building stone. A broken column which commemorates two of the stone masons who were killed during the…
- William Booth MemorialStone used for the memorial.
- William Morris GalleryWhite stone dressing and steps at entrance. Particularly good examples of Solenopora algae fossils. The ori…
- Wills Memorial TowerThe tower is built from Bath Stone and Clipsham Stone. Clipsham Stone is shown here.
- Wimborne Minster MuseumMain building stone.
- Wimborne Minster SundialThe dial of the sundial is made from a slab of Chilmark stone, which weathers slightly pink in this instanc…
- Winchester House, London WallMain building stone
- Windrush SquarePaving stones.
- Windsor Castle Middle WardBlocks of fossil-rich Purbeck Stone are scattered throughout the wall.
- Windsor War MemorialMain building stone.
- Wollaton HallThis building, now housing Nottingham's Natural History Museum was once an Elizabethan mansion. In a first…
- The WolseleyMain building stone.
- Y Felinheli War MemorialMain building stone.
- York House WatergateMain building stone. The Portland Stone is very weathered on the 17th Century Arch.
- Yr HarbwrStone used for cladding the building and the walls around it.
- Zoological SocietyMain building stone on the ground floor.