St Mary's Church, Scorton:

Waddington Fell Quarry's own masons made the stone 'specials' used in the remedial work on mullions and other features in some of the windows at St Mary's Church, Scorton, Lancashire.

Quayside Flats:

Buff / yellow split faced stone was used for these flats at Quayside, Lancaster.

Doeford Bridge:

Stone from Waddington Fell Quarry was used by Lancashire County Council for the renovation of Doeford Bridge.

Shaw Hill Hotel, Chorley:

Ashlar walling stone was chosen to match as closely as possible the original 18th Century building when Shaw Hill Hotel, Golf and Country Club at Chorley, Lancashire, built this extension to house a gymnasium and health club.

St Lawrence's Church, Chorley:

This parish centre at St Lawrence's Church, Chorley, Lancashire was built in buff Ashlar and Split Faced stone from Waddington Fell Quarry, whose masons also supplied all the 'specials'.