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| General Comments: |
Large blocks can be obtained which are easy to work when 'green' but toughen considerably on exposure (Ashurst and Dimes 1990: 76) hence it was durable to weathering. It was principally used as a building stone but also for more ornate window tracery and local use such as fireplaces and walling. |
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| Known Usage: |
Birmingham Cathedral, West Midlands: Ashlar/Facing Stone, Coventry Cathedral, West Midlands: Unspecified, Croxden Abbey, Staffordshire, Hereford Cathedral, Herefordshire: Unspecified. |
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