From Quarry to Cemetery Stone
Transporting Stone from the Quarry to Stone
Mills, Sheds, & Shops
Transporting Stone from the Quarry Manually & By
Wagon
On the way to the quarries with wagon and oxen (from
the Cape Ann Quarries, Harpers
New Monthly Magazine, 1884)
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Preparing
to Load Stone (from the Cape Ann Quarries, Harpers
New Monthly Magazine, 1884)
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Lowering a block of marble in a Carrara marble quarry
in Italy (from “A Marble World,” Pearson’s
Magazine, 1903)
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Transferring
a block of marble weighing 40 tons, from the foot of
the quarry to Carrara with a team of 40 oxen (from “A
Marble World,” Pearson’s Magazine,
1903)
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Transporting blocks of marble by wagon in Carrara,
Italy, quarry
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Transporting marble at one f the Carrara, Italy,
marble quarries (postcard photo)
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Transporting block of stone (13,280 pounds)
by horse and wagon from Academy Granite Company,
Fresno County (from Report XIV of the State
Mineralogist - Mines and Mineral Resources of Portions
of California, Chapters of State Mineralogist's
Report - Biennial Period 1913-1914)
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Transporting
blocks of stone by horse in the Arabia Granite Co.
quarry in the Lithonia Dist. of Georgia
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Loading granite onto a horse-drawn wagon at the
quarry, Concord, New Hampshire (postcard photo)
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Loading stone onto wagon. Quarry at Les Carrieres,
Euville, France (postcard photo)
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Transporting block of granite by wagon in Llano,
Texas (postcard photo)
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Horse-drawn wagon carrying block of stone in Iowa
(postcard photo)
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Transporting marble via horse-drawn wagon in a quarry
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