This index shows all the rock types mentioned in the three Birmingham Building Stone Trails with the buildings where they can be found. Additional reference information is also provided.<\/p>\n Alpendurada Granite<\/strong> (Chamberlain Memorial Fountain)<\/p>\n Arden Sandstone<\/strong> (Cathedral) Balmoral Granite<\/strong> (Symphony Hall, The Pavilions, House of Fraser) Baltic Brown<\/strong> (Waterloo House, Brindley Place fountain, 43 Temple Row) Bath Stone<\/strong> (15, 57, 79-83 and 115 Colmore Row, Great Western Arcade) Bessbrook Granite<\/strong> (Victoria Square House) Bird\u2019s Eye Marble<\/strong> (New Oxford House, Burnaby Memorial) Black Pearl Basalt<\/strong> (St Martin\u2019s Square) Blaubrun Granite<\/strong> (CBRE Temple Row, Bullring Mall) Blue Pearl Larvikite<\/strong> (Allied Irish Bank, Colmore Gate to 8 Colmore Row) Cairngall Granite<\/strong> (57 Colmore Row)<\/p>\n Candeeiros Limestone<\/strong> (Wetherspoon’s, Broad Street) Carboniferous Sandstone<\/strong> (Statue of Edward VII, Celebrity Restaurant, One Brindleyplace, Brindleyplace) <\/p>\n Carrara Marble<\/strong> (Burnaby Memorial, Rotunda) Cefn Stone<\/strong> (Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery & Council House) Cinza Rajado<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) Coastal Red Granite<\/strong> (Chamberlain Memorial Fountain) Connemara Marble<\/strong> (Java Lounge Coffee Shop, 122-124 Colmore Row) Cornish Granite<\/strong> (Hall of Memory, Baskerville House, First Municipal Savings Bank, Allied Irish Bank) Corrennie Granite<\/strong> (Henry Buck Memorial)<\/p>\n Cotswold Stone<\/strong> (Java Lounge Coffee Shop, 122-124 Colmore Row)<\/p>\n Coxbench Stone<\/strong> (Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery & Council House, 85-89 Colmore Row) Cumbrian Green Slate<\/strong> (Symphony Hall plaque) Dakota Mahogany<\/strong> (Waterloo House) Dalbeattie Granite<\/strong> (110 Colmore Row) Darley Dale Stone<\/strong> (Birmingham Museum, Art Gallery & Council House, The Guardians, 85-89 Colmore Row, Cathedral) De Lank Granite<\/strong> (Oozells Square) Derbydene<\/strong> (Ryman\u2019s, Temple Street) Devon Marble<\/strong> (Birmingham Museum, Art Gallery & Council House interiors) Dunhouse Stone<\/strong> (Cathedral) Emerald Pearl Larvikite<\/strong> (Brindley Place fountain) Fancy Beach Whitbed<\/strong> (CBRE Temple Row) Frosterley Marble<\/strong> (Java Lounge Coffee Shop, 122-124 Colmore Row) Giallo Cecilia, Giallo Dorata<\/strong> (115 & 125 Colmore Row) Grinshill Stone<\/strong> (St Martin in the Bull Ring) Hauteville Limestone<\/strong> (St Martin in the Bull Ring) Juparana Gneiss<\/strong> (The Minories) Jura Marble<\/strong> (Grand Central Mall) Kemnay Granite<\/strong> (Chamberlain Memorial Fountain)<\/p>\n Kobra Granite<\/strong> (New Street Station) Marina Pearl Larvikite<\/strong> (98 Colmore Row) Markfieldite<\/strong> (Oozells Square & Brunswick Street cobblestones) Merrivale Granite<\/strong> (Chamberlain Memorial Fountain)<\/p>\n Mountsorrel Granodiorite<\/strong> (Oozells Square cobblestones, Brunswick Street cobblestones) Nero Marquina<\/strong> (Grand Central Mall) Nero Zimbabwe<\/strong> (Oozells Square) Orissa Blue<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) Penmon Marble<\/strong> (Town Hall, Monument to Heap & Badger) Peterhead Granite<\/strong> (110 Colmore Row, Crimea Memorial, Celebrity Restaurant) Porkkala Granite<\/strong> (The Square Peg, The Minories) Portland Stone<\/strong> (Chamberlain Memorial Fountain, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery & Council House, New Oxford House, 57 and 84 Colmore Row, Gusto Restaurant below the Grand Hotel, Burnaby Obelisk, Hall of Memory, Baskerville Memorial, Baskerville House, The Golden Boys, First Municipal Savings Bank, Brindleyplace Central Square steps) Rapakivi Granite<\/strong> – see Balmoral Granite, Baltic Brown and Porkkala Granite.<\/p>\n Rosa Tramonto<\/strong> (The Wesleyan) Rosso Porri\u00f1o<\/strong> (The Square Peg) Rosso Tigrato<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) Rowley Rag<\/strong> (Oozells Square cobblestones) Royal White Granite<\/strong> (New Street Station) Rubislaw Granite<\/strong> (84 Colmore Row)<\/p>\n Sardinian Grey Granite<\/strong> (Symphony Hall, Allied Irish Bank) Silver Grey Granite<\/strong> (Holloway Circus Pagoda) Shap Granite<\/strong> (57 Colmore Row, Gusto Restaurant below the Grand Hotel) Srikakulam Blue<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) Tivoli Travertine<\/strong> (43 Temple Row) Trefor Granite<\/strong> (Oozells Square cobblestones) Vanga Granite<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) Verde Candeias<\/strong> (Wetherspoon’s, Broad Street) Verdi Alpi<\/strong> (New Oxford House) Watts Cliffe Sandstone<\/strong> (Victoria Square) Welsh Slate<\/strong> (Inner Spirit sculpture) Welsh Slate<\/strong> (Symphony Hall plaque) Whinstone<\/strong> (Oozells Square & Brunswick Street cobblestones) White Hollington Stone<\/strong> (Cathedral) White Mansfield Stone<\/strong> (Cathedral) Yana Limestone<\/strong> (Bullring Mall) York Stone<\/strong> (Brindleyplace, Brunswick Street, Chamberlain Square, Cathedral Square) Building Stone Trails Index of building stones used in Birmingham city centre and further reading. 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\nIndex of building stones used in Birmingham city centre and further reading.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nJones, H., (2011), Strategic Stone Study: A Building Stone Atlas of Warwickshire., 18 pp. https:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a><\/p>\n
\nSelonen, O., Ehlers, K., Luodes, H. & Karell, F., (2011), Magmatic constraints on localization of natural stone deposits in the Vehmaa rapakivi granite batholith, southwestern Finland., Bulletin of the Geological Society of Finland, Vol. 83, 25\u201339. <\/p>\n
\nM\u00fcller, A., (2007), Rocks Explained 1: Rapakivi Granites., Geology Today, 23 (3), 114-120. <\/p>\n
\nKing, A., (2011), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of Avon., English Heritage., 25 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nWatson, J., (1911), British and foreign building stones; a descriptive catalogue of the specimens in the Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge., Cambridge University Press., 483 pp. <\/p>\n
\nThomas, I. A., (2005), Hopton Wood Stone – England\u2019s premier decorative stone., in: England\u2019s Heritage in Stone: Proceedings of a conference at Tempest Anderson Hall, York, (15-17 March 2005), English Stone Forum. 90-105. <\/p>\n
\nLi, L. M., Sun, M., Xing, F-M., Zhao, G-C., M., Zhou, M- F, Wong, J. & Chen, R., (2009), Two late Mesozoic volcanic events in Fujian Province: constraints on the tectonic evolution of southeastern China, International Geology Review, 51 (3), 216-251. <\/p>\n
\nZandstra, J. G., (1988) Noordelijke kristallijne Gidsgesteenten, Verlag E.J.Brill: http:\/\/www.skan-kristallin.de\/index.htm<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nHeldal, T., Meyer, G. B. & Dahl, R., (2014), Global stone heritage: Larvikite, Norway., in: Pereira, D., Marker, B.R., Kramar, S., Cooper, B. J. & Schouenborg, B. E. (Eds.) Global Heritage Stone: Towards International Recognition of Building and Ornamental Stones. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 407, 14 pp.<\/p>\n
\nGon\u00e7alves, P. A., Mendon\u00e7a Filho, J. G., Mendon\u00e7a, J. O. & Flores, D., (2014), The presence of zooclasts and zoomorphs in the carbonate Candeeiros formation (Arruda sub-basin, Lusitanian Basin, Portugal): paleoenvironmental evidence., Comunica\u00e7\u00f5es Geol\u00f3gicas, 101, 439-442. <\/p>\n
\nPrice, M. T., (2007), Decorative Stone: The Complete Sourcebook. Thames and Hudson, 288 pp. <\/p>\n
\nWatson, J., (1911), British and foreign building stones; a descriptive catalogue of the specimens in the Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge., Cambridge University Press., 483 pp.<\/p>\n
\nNo references known.<\/p>\n
\nZandstra, J. G., (1988) Noordelijke kristallijne Gidsgesteenten, Verlag E.J.Brill: http:\/\/www.skan-kristallin.de\/index.htm<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nPrice, M. T., (2007), Decorative Stone: The Complete Sourcebook. Thames and Hudson, 288 pp. <\/p>\n
\nBristow, C. M., (2013), The geology of the building and decorative stones of Cornwall, UK., in: Cassar, J., Winter, M. G., Marker, B. R., Walton, N. R. G., Entwisle, D. C., Bromhead, E. N. & Smith, J. W. N. (eds) Stone in Historic Buildings: Characterization and Performance. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 391 & supplementary Data.<\/p>\n
\nWatson, J., (1911), British and foreign building stones; a descriptive catalogue of the specimens in the Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge., Cambridge University Press., 483 pp. <\/p>\n
\nLott, G. & Parry, S., (2012), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of Cumbria & the Lake District., English Heritage., 17 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPrice, M. T., (2007), Decorative Stone: The Complete Sourcebook. Thames and Hudson, 288 pp. <\/p>\n
\nStephens, W. E., (2007), Site: Lotus Quarries to Drungans Burns., in: Chapter 8: Late Silurian and Devonian granitic intrusions of Scotland., Volume 17: Caledonian Igneous Rocks of Great Britain., Geological Conservation Review., 8 pp. http:\/\/www.jncc.gov.uk\/page-2731<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nThomas, I., (2011), Strategic Stone Study: a building stone atlas of Derbyshire & the Peak National Park., English Heritage., 19 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nBristow, C. M., (2013), The geology of the building and decorative stones of Cornwall, UK., in: Cassar, J., Winter, M. G., Marker, B. R., Walton, N. R. G., Entwisle, D. C., Bromhead, E. N. & Smith, J. W. N. (eds) Stone in Historic Buildings: Characterization and Performance. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 391 & supplementary Data. <\/p>\n
\nThomas, I. A., (2005), Hopton Wood Stone – England\u2019s premier decorative stone., in: England\u2019s Heritage in Stone: Proceedings of a conference at Tempest Anderson Hall, York, 15-17 March (2005)., English Stone Forum. 90-105. <\/p>\n
\nWalkden, G., (2015a), Devonshire Marbles: their geology, history and uses. Volume 1. Understanding the marbles. Geologists\u2019 Association Guide no. 72., The Geologists\u2019 Association, London.,1-232. Walkden, G., (2015b), Devonshire Marbles: their geology, history and uses. Volume 2. Recognising the marbles. Geologists\u2019 Association Guide no. 72., The Geologists\u2019 Association, London.<\/p>\n
\nKing, A., (2012), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of County Durham, Tyne & Wear, and Cleveland., English Heritage., 20 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nHeldal, T., Meyer, G. B. & Dahl, R., (2014), Global stone heritage: Larvikite, Norway., in: Pereira, D., Marker, BR., Kramar, S., Cooper, B. J. & Schouenborg, B. E. (eds) Global Heritage Stone: Towards International Recognition of Building and Ornamental Stones. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 407, http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.1144\/SP407.14<\/a>, 14 pp. <\/p>\n
\nAlbion Stone: http:\/\/www.albionstone.com<\/a><\/p>\n
\nJohnson, G. A. L., (1958), Biotromes in the Namurian Great Limestone of Northern England., Palaeontology, 1 (2), 147-157. <\/p>\n
\nPedrosa-Soares, A. C., De Campos, C. D., Noce, C., Silva, L. C., Novo, T., Roncato, J., Medeiros, S., Casta\u00f1eda, C., Queiroga, G., Dantas, E., Dussin, I. & Alkmim, (2011), Late Neoproterozoic-Cambrian granitic magmatism in the Ara\u00e7ua\u00ed orogen (Brazil), the Eastern Brazilian Pegmatite Province and related mineral resources., in: F., Sial, A. N., Bettencourt, J. S., De Campos, C. P. & Ferreira, V. P. (Eds.) Granite-Related Ore Deposits, Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 350, 25\u201351 <\/p>\n
\nJenkinson, A., (2012), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of Shropshire., English Heritage. 29 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPerrier, R., Les roches calcaires de France, Mines et Carri\u00e8res, Les Techniques, vol. 75, La Pierre en France, 54-69. <\/p>\n
\nNo references known. <\/p>\n
\nKeupp, H., Koch, R., Schweigart, G. & Viohl, G., (2007), Geological history of the Southern Franconian Alb \u2013 the area of the Solnhofen Lithographic Limestone., Neues Jarbuch fur Geologie & Pal\u00e4ontologie Abhandlungen., 245, 3\u201321.<\/p>\n
\nCui, J., Zhang, Y., Dong, S., Jahn, B_M., Xu, X. & Ma, L., (2013), Zircon U\u2013Pb geochronology of the Mesozoic metamorphic rocks and granitoids in the coastal tectonic zone of SE China: Constraints on the timing of Late Mesozoic orogeny., Journal of Asian Earth Sciences., 62, 237\u2013252. Nero Marquina <\/p>\n
\nHeldal, T., Meyer, G. B. & Dahl, R., (2014), Global stone heritage: Larvikite, Norway., in: Pereira, D., Marker, B. R., Kramar, S., Cooper, B. J. & Schouenborg, B. E. (eds) Global Heritage Stone: Towards International Recognition of Building and Ornamental Stones. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 407, http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.1144\/SP407.14<\/a>, 14 pp. <\/p>\n
\nHorton, A. & Harald, J., (2012), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of Leicestershire. English Heritage., 33 pp. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a>
\nCarney, J., (2005), Old Cliffe Hill and Whitwick quarries, Charnwood Forest., Mercian Geologist, 16(2), 138- 141. <\/p>\n
\nHorton, A. & Harald, J., (2012), Strategic stone study: a building stone atlas of Leicestershire. English Heritage., 33. http:\/\/www.bgs.ac.uk\/mineralsuk\/buildingStones\/StrategicStoneStudy\/EH_atlases.html<\/a> <\/p>\n
\nPerrier, R., (1992), Les roches ornamentales d\u2019Espagne., Mines et Carrieres., 74, 147-158. <\/p>\n
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\nKar, R., (2001), Patchy charnockites from Jenapore, Eastern Ghats granulite belt, India: Structural and petrochemical evidences attesting to their relict nature., Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences (Earth & Planetary Sciences)., 110 (4), 337- 350. <\/p>\n
\nThomas, I. A., (2014), Quarrying Industry in Wales: a history | Y diwydiant Chwareli yng Nghymru: hanes., The National Stone Centre., 224 pp. <\/p>\n
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\nHeinonen, A. P., Andersen, T. & R\u00e4m\u00f6, O. T., (2010), Re- evaluation of Rapakivi Petrogenesis: Source Constraints from the Hf Isotope Composition of Zircon in the Rapakivi Granites and Associated Mafic Rocks of Southern Finland., Journal of Petrology, 51 (8), 1687- 1709. <\/p>\n
\nHackman, G., (2014), Stone to build London: Portland\u2019s legacy., Folly Books Ltd., Monkton Farleigh., 311 pp.<\/p>\n
\nRosa Tramonto Granite: Cat. 017606, Dudley Museums; http:\/\/geologymatters.org.uk\/collections\/getrecord\/DMUSE_017606\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nVillaseca, C., Bellido, F., P\u00e9rez-Soba, C. & Billstr\u00f6m, K., 2009, Multiple crustal sources for post-tectonic I-type granites in the Hercynian Iberian Belt., Mineralogy & Petrology, 96, 197-211. <\/p>\n
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\nCui, J., Zhang, Y., Dong, S., Jahn, B_M., Xu, X. & Ma, L., (2013), Zircon U\u2013Pb geochronology of the Mesozoic metamorphic rocks and granitoids in the coastal tectonic zone of SE China: Constraints on the timing of Late Mesozoic orogeny., Journal of Asian Earth Sciences., 62, 237\u2013252.<\/p>\n
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