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The Elland Flags consist of fine- to medium-grained flaggy to thickly bedded micaceous sandstone. The unit occurs as a number of sandstone leaves that are interbedded with dark micaceous and …
Such laminated sandstones from the Pennine Lower Coal Measures (Elland Flags) have been the principal sources of fissile sandstones for roofing or paving purposes throughout the West …
Elland flags are sandstones interbedded with mudstones and siltstones in the Lower Coal Measures of West Yorkshire. The flags were extensively quarried and mined in the Leeds, Bradford, Halifax …
The fine-grained sandstone quarried from this area was from the Elland Flags and was known as Harehills Stone. The blocks decorated with the distinctive Harehills Tooling are thought to be …
Elland is a market town in Calderdale, in the county of West Yorkshire, England. It is situated south of Halifax, by the River Calder and the Calder and Hebble Navigation.
Elland Flags Sandstone exists beneath sections of the site and may have been quarried on site. A flag mining investigation was undertaken using rotary drilling techniques.
The arms of Leeds are carved significantly above the entrance doorway, but the only others that could be recognised were those of Bradford and (probably) Ripon.
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The Elland Flags take their name from Elland near Huddersfield where the same beds are very well developed and have yielded (and still supply) vast amounts of stone.
Elland Flags in all forms were transported from the quarry on stone wagons, few of which have survived. An early example of such a wagon is depicted on Robert Parker’s plan of Harrison …
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