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cross bedded Triassic Helsby Sandstone

image and source: Peter Burgess

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cross bedded Triassic Helsby Sandstone. And opposite t

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Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool L3 5TQ, UK

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Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool L3 5TQ, UK

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Metropolitan Cathedral, Liverpool L3 5TQ, UK

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circular concrete church with Portland stone cladding
architect: Sir Frederick Gibberd
build onlyfor 5 years from 1962 to 1967

info: https://www.ajbuildingslibrary.co.uk/projects/display/id/1276

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Philharmonic Dining Pub, Liverpool L1 9JG, UK

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Philharmonic Dining Pub, Liverpool L1 9JG, UK

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Iron and bronze gates
men's toilet: marble
Internal deorations by Charles Allen includes plasterworks, mahogamy panels, copper friezes, mosaic floors and glazed tiles.
Listed building Grade II*  - Britain's most ornamented pub, a finest example of late Victorian gin palace
build by: Walter Thomas and School of Art craftsmen

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The Blackie, 1 Great George St, Liverpool L1 5EW, UK

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The Blackie, 1 Great George St, Liverpool L1 5EW, UK

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The Blackie, 1 Great George St, Liverpool L1 5EW, UK

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cnstructed in stone. big flutted Corinthian columns
grand semi-circular portico is a monolith. Iron balusters on the stairs on the double staircase inside, and iron railings outside.
original function: Chapel that could contain  almost 2000 people
original name: The Great George Street Congregational Chapel was build to replace a  chapel in that same place, destroyed by fire in 1840.
designer: Joseph Franklin
last service (to when it was a chapel): 1967

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Royal Liver Building, George's Dock Gates, Liverpool L3 1HU, UK

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Memorial to Heroes of the Marine Engine Room  or Engineers' Memorial known as the Titanic memorial

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Memorial to Heroes of the Marine Engine Room  or Engineers' Memorial known as the Titanic memorial

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Granite obelisk
First intended as a memorial for the engineers from Titanic, but was dedicated to all engineers " to all heroes of the engineroom who were lost at sea"

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Cunard Bldg, Water St, Liverpool L3 1ES, UK

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Cunard Bldg, Water St, Liverpool L3 1ES, UK

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Cunard Bldg, Water St, Liverpool L3 1ES, UK

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Reinforced concrete structure with Portland stone as exteriors
Decorative exterior where each shields, animals and flags have their meaning.
The great eagles on the corner of the top floor are carved from a stone weigting 43 tones.
Interior - mostly marble. Columns in entrance hall from Pentelicon marble; concrete piers with exterior marble from Arni Alto quarries and screens from Cresola marble

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West Lancashire Squadron memorial in St John's Garden

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West Lancashire Squadron memorial in St John's Garden

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Welsh slate
built: 2019

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material: reinforced concrete framed building and granite cladding
It is the first multi-storey building in the world to use this material (reinforced granite)
This is the most iconic Liverpool building have the 2 liver birds (that look at the opposite direction) and the biggest UK clock (Liver clock or Great George)
build: 1908 - 1991

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Cast iron Lamp Post with entwined dolphins

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Cast iron Lamp Post with entwined dolphins

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designer: Alfred Stevens

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Melly Drinking Fountain No. 3
Great Howard Street
polished red Aberdeen Granite

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Canning dock – massive sandstone blocks

Gate piers to albert dock, albert pierhead 1846 – rusticated sandstone
Albert dock warehouse opened 1846/7 – iron quayside columns to the edge of the copings; the retained walls are constructed in Hartley’s characteristic “cyclopean” granite, imported from the dock board’s own quarry in Kirkmabreck, Scotland. The albert dock warehouse – build of fiver storeys in brick with red sandstone quoins and parapets and buff sandstone sils and outer plints. On the quasyde the ground floor is recessed with cast iron Greek doric columns, except in the extension in the south west corner where they are granite.

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Queen Victoria Monument , Derby Square, Liverpool L2 1AB, UK

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Queen Victoria Monument , Derby Square, Liverpool L2 1AB, UK

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Portland stone + 26 bronze figures
Portland Stone Formation:  limestone formation
age:   Tithonian ( betwen 152.1 ± 4 Ma and 145.0 ± 4 Ma Jurassic)
origin: Dorset
The bronze groups at the first level represent agriculture, commerce, education and industry. the statue of the man in the education is made to look as Oliver Lodge, a professor of Physics at the university of Liverpool then. The figures on the top represent the Queen's virtues: peace, justice, wisdom and charity.
Till 1721 at this place was the Liverpool castle.
info: https://webapps.bgs.ac.uk/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?pub=POST

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sandstone garden gateway and red sandstone bridge

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Calderstones Park, Liverpool L18 3JD, UK

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Calderstones Park, Liverpool L18 3JD, UK

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six neolithic sanstones boulders with ancient carvings

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Sandstone bedrock

Can be seen only during guided tours

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Metropolitan Cathedral, 150 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Metropolitan Cathedral, 150 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Portland stone  cladding
Portland Stone Formation :  limestone  age: Tithonian age
info: https://webapps.bgs.ac.uk/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?pub=POST

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St.Luke's Bombed Out Church , Liverpool L1 9DN, UK

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St.Luke's Bombed Out Church , Liverpool L1 9DN, UK

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sandstone - ashlar (term in massonery, defines the finest stone) sandstone

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Victoria Building, 150 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Victoria Building, 150 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Victoria Building, 150 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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red pressed brick " Ruabon Bricks" and common bricks: made from clays: slate roof

with faience of terracotta inside

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Victoria building, Ashton St, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Victoria building, Ashton St, Liverpool L3 5RF, UK

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Tate Hall museum, 2nd floor
Fossils (trilobites, trace fossils)

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Walker Art Gallery's sculpture collection         between: 18th century and WW1

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Walker Art Gallery's sculpture collection         between: 18th century and WW1

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sculpture mostly from Marble
sculpture from bronze also

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White wall with fossils
limestone
fossils: crinoids

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Martins Bldg, 4 Water St, Liverpool L2 3SP, UK

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Martins Bldg, 4 Water St, Liverpool L2 3SP, UK

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Martins Bldg, 4 Water St, Liverpool L2 3SP, UK

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Former Martins bank
stone: marble
build 1927-32
architect: Herbert j Rowse

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Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront, Mann Island, Liverpool L3 1DG, UK

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Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront, Mann Island, Liverpool L3 1DG, UK

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Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront, Mann Island, Liverpool L3 1DG, UK

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Jura limestone (italie)
Jura Beige limestone: exterior cladding.

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Darleydale stone from Yorkshire

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Albion House, 30 James St, Liverpool L2 0NJ, UK

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Albion House, 30 James St, Liverpool L2 0NJ, UK

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Albion House, 30 James St, Liverpool L2 0NJ, UK

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white portland stone and red brick

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Red sandstone from the local sandstone quarried from the South Liverpool suburb of Woolton

The last section built 1960s and 1970s sandstone from other NW quarries as the supply from Woolton had been exhausted

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Steble Fountain, William Brown St, Liverpool L3 8EL, UK

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Steps leading to the Steps on Wellington’s Column

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Steps leading to the Steps on Wellington’s Column

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Primary current lineation formed from fast flowing water.

For more information, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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Foundations : Runcorn sandstone
Pedestal : granite
made  mainly of crystals of white feldspar, quartz and biotite. Xenolines (inclusions of the surrounding rock) could also be observed
column :  Darley Dale sandstone
on each side of the column base: bronze plaque
statue on the column:  bronze. Legend says is a bronze melted from the guns captured at Waterloo.

inaugurated: 1863

For more info, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and why not do some of their geological accessible trials:
https://liverpoolgeologicalsociety.org/rock-around

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photo: LGS
trace fossil Arenicolites is a vertical U-shaped living burrow pro- duced by filter feeding, ragworm- like animals
For more info, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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Floor on the  forecourt, entrance hall and atrium:   slabs of rock formed by violently explosive volcanic eruptions.
origin: Elterwater region of the Lake District
For more information, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre, Edge Hill, Liverpool L7 3GA, UK

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Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre, Edge Hill, Liverpool L7 3GA, UK

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Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre, Edge Hill, Liverpool L7 3GA, UK

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Williamson 'tunnels':
Permo-Triassic sandstone
depth: >18m below ground level
what you can see:  stratigraphy
twitter account:  @FoWT

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photo: LSG
in the cobbles and kerbstones there are lighter and darker coloured rocks. The lighter colour ones are the granite and the darker one are basalt
For more information, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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Steble Fountain, William Brown St, Liverpool L3 8EL, UK

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 5th bollard on the left of the steps of Steble Fountain, William Brown St, Liverpool L3 8EL, UK

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 5th bollard on the left of the steps of Steble Fountain, William Brown St, Liverpool L3 8EL, UK

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Colonial corals

Brachiopods. They have two shells (valves)
For more information, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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Columns around fountain                  

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Columns around fountain                  

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nodular limestone with solitary coral
age:  Carbonifereous ( ~350 Million years old)
origin: North Wales
For more information, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18

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      Next to the statue, in  front of the right back door of St Georges Hall Rhizocorallium - a horizontal U-shaped feeding burrows. It is made from a shrimp-like creatures in the sea floor, then the burrow is filled with sediments. It is a trace made by once an animal, as it is only a trace it is called trace fossil.

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      Next to the statue, in  front of the right back door of St Georges Hall Rhizocorallium - a horizontal U-shaped feeding burrows. It is made from a shrimp-like creatures in the sea floor, then the burrow is filled with sediments. It is a trace made by once an animal, as it is only a trace it is called trace fossil.

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For more info, please visit the Liverpool geological society (LGS) and their geological accessible trail for William Brown street bit.ly/3rWgD18