ENGLISH STONE FORUM

 

Town trails and a bibliography of building and roofing stones by author

The list includes a note of the county covered by the publication. To view the list arranged by county click here.  There is a bibliography of roofing stones and slates at

www.stoneroof.org.uk/biblio.html


  1. •Aldridge, E.C. 1900 Building Stone around Liverpool.  The Quarry, 5 pp.325-328.  Lancashire

  2. •Alexander, J. 1995 Buiolding Stone from the East Midlands Quarries: Sources, Transportation and Usage.   Medieval Archaeology XXXIX, pp.107-135.  Nottinghamshire

  3. •Allan, J. 1991 Notes on the Building Stones of the Cathedral (Exeter)  Bin Kelly, F. (ed) Medieval Art and Architecture at Exeter Cathedral., pp10-18  Devon

  4. •Allen, J.R.L.,  2004 The building stone at the Roman religious complex, Lydney Park, Gloucestershire:character and fate.  Archaeological Journal, 160, pp. 29-33  Gloucestershire

  5. •Allen J.R.L. 2004 Carrstone in Norfolk buildings : distribution, use, associates and influences  Archaeopress  Norfolk

  6. •Allen, J.R.L., Rose, E.J. and Fulford, M.G.  2003 Re-use of Roman stone in the Reedham Area of Norfolk: Intimations of a Possible 'Lost' Roman Fort.  Brtannia, 34, pp. 129-41.  Norfolk

  7. •Allen, J.R.L., Fulford, M.G. and Pearson, A.F.  2001 Branodonum on the Saxon Shore (North Norfolk): a local origin for the building material.   Britannia 32, pp. 271-275.  Norfolk

  8. •Allen J.R.L. and Fulford, M.G.  Fort Building and Miliutary Supply along Britain's Eastern Channel and North Sea Coasts: The Later Second and Third Centuries.  Britannia 30, pp. 163-84.  Suffolk

  9. •Allen, K.C.  1975 The Building Stones of the Chew Valley Area.  Proceedings of the Bristol Naturalists Society,  pp.99-111.  Somerset

  10. •Andrew K.J. 1994 John Watson and the Cambridge Building Stone collection  Geological Curator 5(8) 1994 p.303-310  National

  11. •Angseesing, J et al.  Limestone Roofing Slates in the Cotswolds.  Proceedings of the Naturalist's Field Club. Pp. 228-236.  Gloucestershire

  12. •Anon, A Building Stones Guide to Central Manchester, Department of Extra Mural Studies, University of Manchester Central Manchester

  13. •Anon, The Cornish Building Stone and Slate Guide 2007 Interactive and Design Services Cornwall

  14. •Anon, The Stones of Ely Cathedral University Printing House, Cambridge Ely, Cambridgeshire

  15. •Anon, Kendal Building Stones Cumbria Rigs Kendal, Cumbria

  16. •Anon, The Building Stones of Maidstone Sagittarius Design & Print Maidstone, Kent

  17. •Anon, Northamptonshire Stone  Northamptonshire

  18. •Anon, Solihull Town Geological Trail Warwickshire County Council Solihull Town, Warwickshire

  19. •Anon, Geological Routes Around Wigan Wigan and District Geological Society Wigan

  20. •Anon 2008 Geo Suffolk goes to church in coastal Suffolk  www.geosuffolk.co.uk  Suffolk

  21. •Anon 2008 Geo Suffolk goes to church in South Suffolk  www.geosuffolk.co.uk  Suffolk

  22. •Anon 1999 Bath Stone Quarrying a brief history.  Defunct website  Somerset

  23. •Anon 1980 Cotswold Stone of the Burford Area.  The Tolsey Museum, Burford  Oxfordshire

  24. •Anon  Discover St Albans Building Stones  St Albans Museums  Hertfordshire

  25. •Anon  Building Blocks: exploring the geological heritage of our built environment.  Leicestershire Museums Service  Leicestershire

  26. •Anon 1981 The familiar faces of flint  Stone Industries, April Issue, pp.21-26  Norfolk 

  27. •Appleby, J.W.  1978 Hertfordshire Pudding Stone.  St Albans Museums  Hertfordshire

  28. •Archibald J. 1934 Kentish architecture as influenced by geology  Monastery Press  Kent

  29. •Arkell W.J. 1947 Oxford Stone  Faber & Faber  Oxfordshire

  30. •Arkell W.J. [1948] The building-stones of Blenheim Palace, Cornbury Park, Glympton Park and Heythrop House, Oxfordshire  Oxonienisa XIII 1948 p49-54  Oxfordshire

  31. •Arkell W.J.  Rutland Stone  The Leicestershire and Rutland Magazine  Rutland

  32. •Arkell W.J. 1950 The future of English building-stones.  Endeavour. IX, 33, Pp.40-49.  National

  33. •Ashurst J. and Dimes F.G. 1990 Conservation of building and decorative stone  Butterworth-Heinemann  National

  34. •Ashurst J. and  Dimes F.G. 1977 Stone in building :  its use and potential today    National

  35. •Baggallay, F.T. 1885 The use of flint in building, especially in the county of Suffolk.  RIBA Transactions New Series 1, pp. 105-124.  Suffolk

  36. •Baines F. 1926 Memorandum on the defective condition of the stonework at the Houses of Parliament and proposals for its restoration: presented to Parliament by command of His Majesty  Great Britain. Ministry of Works   London

  37. •Barr, M.W.C. 2006 Building with stone in East Devon and adjacent parts of Dorset and Somerset.   Report of the Transactions of the Devon Association for the Advancement of Science, 138, pp. 185-224.  Devon

  38. •Barr M.W.C. 2008 Building stone at the western edge of the Blackdown Hills  Geoscience in south-west England - Proceedings of the Ussher Society Vol. 11 pt/no 4 (2008) p. 348-354  Devon

  39. •Barry C., Smith, W., and Smith C.H.  1839 Report (addressed to the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, Land Revenue, Works, and Buildings) as the result of an inquiry, undertaken under the authority of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury with reference to the selection of stone for building the new Houses of Parliament  Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, Works, and Buildings  ;  London

  40. •Beavis, J. 1971 Some aspects of the use of Purbeck Marble in Roman Britain.  Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, 92, 181--204  Dorset

  41. •Bennet  t, A. 1942 The Geology of Malvernia  Malvern Naturalists Field Club.  Worcestershire

  42. •Binney  1859 A few remarks on the Building stones used in Manchester  Survey Collection of Pamphlets 17d, 6p  Lancashire

  43. •Birch R. 2006 Horsham stone rediscovered  Earth Heritage No. 27 (2006) p. 16  Sussex

  44. •Birch R. 2006 Sussex Stones : the story of Horsham stone and Sussex marble  rdb@collyers.ac.uk  Sussex

  45. •Blacker, J.G. 1995 The Stone Industry of  Nidderdale - Part 1, Pateley Bridge  British Mining 55.  Yorkshire

  46. •Blacker, J.G. 1996 The Stone Industry of  Nidderdale - Part 2: Stone uses  British Mining 57.  Yorkshire

  47. •Blacker J.G. and Mitchell M. 1998 The use of Nidderdale marble and other crinoidal limestones in Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire  Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society Ltd.  Yorkshire

  48. •Bone D.A.  and Bone A.E. 2000 Lavant Stone: a late Roman and medieval building stone from the Chalk (Upper Cretaceous) of West Sussex  Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 111(3) pp.193-204  Sussex

  49. •Bone D. 2010 The Stones of Boxgrove Priory, Chichester

  50. •Born, A. 1988 The Blue Slate Quarrying Industry of South Devon.   Industrial Archaeology Review 11(1) pp.51-67.  Devon

  51. •Brambles G. 2001 The building stones of Kendal: an excursion 05.08.01  Proceedings Westmorland Geological Society No. 29 2001 p.33-34  Cumbria

  52. •Branney M.J. 1983 The ornamental and building stones of Stoke-on-Trent    Staffs

  53. •Brimblecombe, P. 2003 The effects of air pollution on the built environment    National

  54. •Bristow C.M. 2001 Some notable Cornish building and decorative stones  Geoscience in south-west England - Proceedings of the Ussher Society Vol. 10 pt/no 2 p.223-229  Cornwall

  55. •Broadhurst, F.  1991 Stone in Macclesfield and Building Stone Quarries around Macclesfield  Reoport of the Manchester Geological Association.  Cheshire

  56. •Broadhurst, Fred  Stones of The Trafford Centre The Trafford Centre Ltd. The Trafford Centre, Manchester

  57. •Brook C.E. 1976 The stones of York  York : University of York, 1976  Yorkshire

  58. •Buckland, P.C. 1988 The stones of Roman York. Building Materials in Roman Yorkshire.  Geology Today. Pp.171-175.  Yorkshire

  59. •Buckland, P.C. 1988 The stones of York  Pp.237-287. In Price, J and Wilson, P.R. (eds) Recent Research in Roman Yorkshire. Oxford: Brit Archaeological Report, British Series 193  Yorkshire

  60. •Caddy, B. Two thousand years of Swithland slate. The history and uses of a regional material. Dissertation ref D72039 School of Architecture Newcastle upon Tyne

  61. •Camfield, C, Harris, N and Passmore, J.  2008 Warwick Town Trail  Warwickshire Geological Conservation Group  Warwick

  62. •Channon H.J. 1948 Somerset: Attractive building stones  Quarry Managers Journal 31(11) p.597-598  Somerset

  63. •Channon H.J. 1948 Somerset: More building stones  Quarry Managers Journal 31(12) pp.639-640  Somerset

  64. •Clifton-Taylor A. 1972 The pattern of English building  Faber & Faber  National

  65. •Clifton-Taylor A. and Ireson A.S. 1994 English stone building    National

  66. •Cooper, R.G. 1976-7 Quarrying in the Hambleton Hils, North Yorkshire: the problem of identifying disused workings.  Industrial Archeology Review, 1, pp.164-70.  Yorkshire

  67. •Cornish, J.G.  1933 The Quarries of Salcombe Regis.   Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries  Devon

  68. •Cornwall County Council 2007 The Cornish Building Stone and Slate Guide 2007  Cornwall County Council  Cornwall

  69. •Crane, T. 1976 The stones of Newcastle-upon Tyne : a dissertation   York : Institue of Advanced Architectural Studies, 1976  Northumberland

  70. •Craven, M. and Stanley, M. 1982 The Derbyshire Country House (vols 1 & 2)  Derbyshire Museum Service  Derbyshire

  71. •Curtis M.L.K. 2002 Psammosteus Limestone used as a building stone at Arlingham, Gloucestershire  Proceedings of the Cotteswold Naturalists Field Club 42(2) 2002 p.115-117  Gloucestershire

  72. •Davey N. 1976 Building stones of England and Wales  Bedford Square  National

  73. •David, R. 1987 The Slate Quarrying Industry in Westmorland: Part One: The valleys of Troutbeck, Kentmere and Longsleddale.  Transactions Cumberland & Westmoreland Antiquarian an Archaeological Society 87, pp215-235  Cumbria

  74. •David, R. 1991 The Slate Quarrying Industry in Westmorland: Part Two  Transactions Cumberland & Westmoreland Antiquarian an Archaeological Society 91, pp213-227.  Cumbria

  75. •Dawn, A 1993 A geological stone trail of Stamford.  Lincolnshire County Council  Lincolnshire

  76. •Dawn, Alan Geology Trial: Where to see rocks and fossils in Peterborough City Centre Peterborough City Museum Peterborough

  77. •Day F.H. 1982 Building stones of Cumbria :  presidential address  Westmorland Geological Society Proceedings 3, (2), 1982, 8-9  Cumbria

  78. •De La Beche, H.T. 1839 Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon and West Somers: Building Stoneset.   GSGB Memoir pp. 485-517.  Cornwall

  79. •Dean M. [1995?] Guide to the building stones of Huddersfield  Huddersfield Geology Group  Yorkshire

  80. •Department of Recreational and Environmental Studies City Trail Sheffield City Polytechnic Sheffield

  81. •Derby City Council Rock around Derby & City Centre Geological Walk Holly Media Ltd Derby

  82. •Derbyshire County Council Sources of Building Stone for use in Derbyshire Derbyshire County Council Derbyshire

  83. •Derrick F. 1848 Cotswold stone  Chapman and Hall  Gloucestershire

  84. •Devon, E, Parkins, J and Workman, D.  2001 Bath in Stone  Thematic Trails  Somerset

  85. •Dimes F.G. and Mitchell M. et al. 2006 The building stone heritage of Leeds  Leeds Philosophical and literary Society Ltd.  Leeds

  86. •Dimes, F. G. and Sanderson, R. 1992 The Building Stones and Geological Background to Ely Cathedral  Natural History Museum Field Study Tours  Cambridgshire

  87. •Dixon R. 2005 Some unusual local building stones  Suffolk Natural History the Transactions of the Suffolk Naturalists Society Vol. 41, pp. 14-19  Suffolk

  88. •Dove J. c1994 Exeter in stone; a city  walk [an urban geology]  Thematic Trails  Devon

  89. •Dove J. 1992 Exeter: the geology of a cathedral  Geology Today 8(5) pp.176-179  Devon

  90. •Doyle P. ,  Hughes T. , Thomas I.E. et al. 2008 England's Heritage in Stone : proceedings of a conference : Tempest Anderson Hall, York, 15-17 March, 2005  English Heritage  National

  91. •Draper, J. 2001 Quarrying the Lias at Lyme  Dorset Proceedings. 123, 15-22.  Dorset

  92. •Drury, G. D. 1949 The Use of Purbeck Marble in Medieval Times  Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, 70, 74-98.  Dorset

  93. •Durman R. 2006 Ham Hill : portrait of a building stone  Oxbow Books  Somerset

  94. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Abberley Vilage   Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Worcestershire

  95. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Bewdley Town Centre  Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Worcestershire

  96. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Broadway  Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Worcestershire

  97. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Great Malvern  Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Worcestershire

  98. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Hereford City Centre  Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Herefordshire

  99. •Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails 200? Worcester Cathedral  Earth Heritage Trust - Building Stone Trails  Worcestershire

  100. •Eaton, T. 2000 Plundering the Past: Roman Stonework in Medieval Britain.  Tempus, Stroud  National

  101. •Eckel E.C. 1912 Building stones and clays :  their origin, characters and examination 

  102. •Edmunds, F.H. and Schaffer, R.J.  1932 Portland Stone: Its Geology and Properties as a Building Stone.  Procedings of the Geologists Association, XLIII, 3, pp. 225-240.  Dorset

  103. •English Heritage  2006 Identifying and sourcing stone for historic building repair : an approach to determining and obtaining compatible replacement stone  English Heritage  National

  104. •Eyres, J ? The Building Stones of Bedfordshire  Bedfordshire and Luton Rigs Group.  Bedfordshire

  105. •Fairs, J & Fairs, B 2008? Memories of Storeton  http://friendsof storetonwoods.org.uk  Cheshire

  106. •Fawdry, J 1913 On some stones suitable for the atmospheric conditionsd prevailing in Birmingham and similar districts  Stone Trades Journal, pp.215-216; 237-238;312-314;347-348;374-376  Warwick

  107. •Floyd P. 2006 Building stones of Newcastle-under-Lyme  Geologists' Association. North Staffordshire Group   Staffs

  108. •Ford, T.D. 1958 The 'Black marble'  of Ashford-in-the-Water Derbyshire.  Liverpool and Manchester Geological Jouirnal, 2 (1)  Derbyshire

  109. •Foster S.  Conserving stones for all reasons...  Earth Heritage No. 25, pp. 23-24  National

  110. •Fowler, J. 1938 The Stones of Sherborne Abbey.  ?  Dorset

  111. •Gale A.W.  c1992 The building stones of Devon  Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art   Devon

  112. •Gaunt, G.D and Buckland, P.C. 2002 Sources of Building Material In Roman York  pp. 133-144. In Wilson, P, and Price, J. (eds) Aspects of Industry in Roman Yorkshire and the North  Yorkshire

  113. •Gee, E. 1981 Stone from the Medieval Limestone Quarries of South Yorkshire.  Collectiana Historica: Essays in memory of Stuart Rigold, Kent Archaeological Society, pp.247-255.  Yorkshire

  114. •Geological Association Geology Peterborough Trail 

  115. •Geological Museum  1853 Arrangement of the British marbles, alabasters, serpentines, porphyries, granites, building stones, etc, in the vestibule and hall of the Museum of Practical Geology  Geological Museum  National

  116. •George, W.H. 1984 A short account of the cementstone industry of the Isle of Sheppey, Kent.  Tertiary Research, 5(4), pp. 165-8  Kent

  117. •Godwin, C.G. 1984 Mining in the Elland Flags: a forgotten Yorkshire Industry.  BGS Report Vol. 16. No.4.  Yorkshire

  118. •Groundwork Coventry and Warwickshire 2007 Quarryman's Walk  Groundwork Coventry and Warwickshire  Warwick

  119. •Hansford Worth, R. 1950 The Moorstone Age (parts 1 & 2  Report of the Transactions of the Devon Association for the Advancement of Science, 82.  Devon

  120. •Harding, G.T. 1984-5 The Subterranean Quarries of the Whitcombe Valley.  Proceedings of the Cotteswold Naturalists' Field Club. 39 (2), pp.156-164.   Gloucestershire

  121. •Hardy, P.  The Geology of Somerset  Ex Libris Press  Somerset

  122. •Harris G.J. 1887 A series of articles on British building stones contributed to the "Builder" comprising "Our building stones" articles I to XVI [and] "Stone quarries" articles 1 to XXVI  The Builder  National

  123. •Harry, W.T. 1952-53 The Geology of the Leeds- Harrogate Area from its Quarries.  The Quarry Manager's Journal, pp.360-364;415-423; 467-473;527-533.  Yorkshire

  124. •Hart, D. 1988 The  Building Magnesian Limestones of the British Isles  HMSO, London 

  125. •Hart, S 2000 Flint Architecture of East Anglia  Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd.  Norfolk

  126. •Hayfield C and Wagner P  1998  The use of chalk as a building material on the Yorkshire Wolds  Vernacular Architecture 29. pp. 1-12.  Yorkshire

  127. •Herefordshire and Worcestershire Earth Heritage Trust  2006? Worcester Cathedral : building stones trail  Herefordshire and Worcestershire Earth Heritage Trust   Worcestershire

  128. •Herefordshire  & Worcestershire Earth Heritage Trust Explore Worcester Cathedral - Building Stones Trail H & W Earth Heritage Trust RIGS Group Explore Goodrich Castle - Building Stones Trail H & W RIGS Group Herefordshire

  129. •Highley D.E. and Lott G.K. et al. 2001 Assessment of selected constraints on the extraction of building and roofing stone in England and Wales  British Geological Survey report CR/01/048  National

  130. •Hill M.  and  Birch S. 1994 Cotswold stone homes :  history, conservation, care  Sutton Publishing Ltd  Gloucestershire

  131. •Holden, E.W. 1989 Slate Roofing in Medieval Sussex - a reappraisal.  Sussex Archaeological Collections, 127, pp. 73-88.  SussexHoliday Geology, Earthwise Heritage in Stone NERC/BGS Nottingham

  132. •Holloway, S and Sims, K A Guide to the Building Stones of... Keele University Library Newcastle Under Lyme, Staffordshire

  133. •Horton A. 2005 Churches of SE Nottinghamshire  Mercian Geologist Vol. 16 pt/no 3 pp. 217-219  Nottinghamshire

  134. •Horton A. and  Lott G.K. 2005 Building stones of Nottingham  Mercian Geologist Vol. 16 pt/no 2, pp. 115-126 

  135. •Howe J.A. 2001 The geology of building stones  Donhead   National

  136. •Hudson K. 1971 The fashionable stone (Bath)    Somerset

  137. •Hughes, T.J. 1996 The Grey Slates of the South Pennines. Volume 1 : The Industry  Peak National Park, English Heritage & Derbyshire County Council  Derbyshire

  138. •Hughes T.  2008 Vernacular slate and stone roofs in England  England's Heritage in Stone : proceedings of a conference : Tempest Anderson Hall, York, 15-17 March, 2005 / edited by Peter Doyle; assisted by Terry Hughes and Ian Thomas. Folkestone : English Stone Forum, 2008. p. 28-42  National

  139. •Hull E. 1872 A treatise on the building and ornamental stones of Great Britain and foreign countries :  arranged according to their geological distribution and mineral character, with illustrations of their application in ancient and modern structures  McMillan & Co.  National

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  159. •Laming, D 1991 Exeter Cathedral - A celebration - The Building Stone and its Quarry.  Dean and Chapter of Exeter.  Devon

  160. •Leach R. 1978 An investigation into the use of Purbeck Marble in Medieval England  Crediton  National

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  165. •Liverpool Geological Society  2001 Rock around Liverpool : a geological guide to the building stones of the city centre  Liverpool Geological Society   Lancashire

  166. •Liverpool Geological Society  2004 Rock around Wirral : a guide to the geological sites of interest in the natural landscape and to the building stones in some towns of the Wirral Peninsula  Liverpool Geological Society   Cheshire

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  170. •Lott G.K. 2001 Building stone resources of the United Kingdom, 1:1 000 000 (Wall Map)  British Geological Survey  National

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  173. •Lott G.K. 1997 Stone : Britain's building heritage  Earthwise No. 10, pp. 8  National

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  175. •Lott G.K. 2002 The Stone Tapes : building stones in the history of the City of Nottingham  Teaching Earth Sciences Vol. 27 pt/no 3 (2002) p. 85-88  Nottinghamshire

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  184. •Lott G.K.  and Richardson C. 1997 Yorkshire stone for building the Houses of Parliament (1839-c.1852)  Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society 51(4) pp.265-271  Yorkshire

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