The British Museum - Dartmoor Granite on Waymarking.com

The British Museum may be most famous for a piece of granite all the way from Egypt: the Rosetta Stone, but Dartmoor granite, along with Portland limestone built the actual fabric of the museum.

Wikipedia Tells us that "The Museum is faced with Portland stone, but the perimeter walls and other parts of the building were built using Haytor granite from Dartmoor in South Devon, transported via the unique Haytor Granite Tramway"

Ordnance Survey map reference (10 figure) if within DNP – If outside the Park, add N/A: N/A

Visit Instructions:
A current photo of the way mark would be good but is optional.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log User Rating   06/01/2023 SpeedCity visited it 05/31/2023 Go Boilers! visited it 02/19/2023 PetjeOp visited it 11/11/2022 T-Team! visited it 10/02/2020 Ariberna visited it 04/06/2019 Lynx Humble visited it 07/24/2016 Benchmark Blasterz visited it 04/14/2016 pmaupin visited it 06/26/2015 alreadyhere visited it 04/11/2015 sm07 visited it 10/30/2014 Dragon Ball visited it 07/14/2014 jennyanykind visited it 07/25/2013 ToRo61 visited it 06/09/2012 Croupsie Croupso visited it 03/31/2012 W1zz visited it 10/24/2011 Metro2 visited it 08/13/2011 Master Mariner visited it 07/17/2011 CMJN visited it 05/31/2011 Das M visited it 05/06/2011 jcurtis55 visited it 11/06/2010 2v visited it 03/30/2010 The Pirate King visited it 03/10/2010 Not So Lost Puppies visited it 11/11/2009 Dragontree visited it 07/26/2009 Maglord visited it

View all visits/logs