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Cathedral Wheeler Hall

Millstone Grit

  • Sedimentary
  • Sandstone
  • Upper Carboniferous

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Just found Millstone Grit in Cathedral Wheeler Hall.

Upper Carboniferous sandstone, quarried at Harden, West Yorkshire, England, UK. Nearest stop: Leeds.

This stone is older than it looks — worth five minutes if you're nearby.
https://www.londonpavementgeology.co.uk/location/4626-cathedral-wheeler-hall/

Location Details

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Location of Geological Feature
Main building stone for this new extension. Picked by the architect to blend with the main cathedral stone.
Rock Type
Sandstone
Geological Age
Upper Carboniferous
Quarry Location
Harden, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Category
Sedimentary
Nearest station
Leeds
Address
St Annes Street LS2 8BE
Building architect
Damon, Lock, Grabowski
Date of build
2003
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Data from the "The Building Stone Heritage of Leeds" book, latest Published by Leeds Philosophical & Literary Society, by Murray Mitchell and Francis Dimes 2nd edition 2005. (ISBN 1 870737 10 5 )

Cathedral Wheeler Hall — Millstone Grit
Millstone Grit at Cathedral Wheeler Hall
Millstone Grit at Cathedral Wheeler Hall (detail 2)
Millstone Grit at Cathedral Wheeler Hall (detail 3)
    Entry submitted by Dave Wallis

Nearby

The closest other recorded buildings.

  • Cathedral ChambersNew Red Sandstone40 m · about 1 min walk
  • Cathedral HouseRough Rock50 m · about 1 min walk
  • St Anne's CathedralKetton Stone70 m · about 1 min walk
  • The LightPortland Stone90 m · about 1 min walk
  • Millennium SquareVerde Evar110 m · about 2 min walk
  • War Memorial, The HeadrowCarrara Marble120 m · about 2 min walk

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

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