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Articles, Booklets, and Quarry Links
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American Marbles (1888)
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American Stone Fields (1890)
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Angers, France "
A Visit to the Slate Quarries of
Angers" (1894)
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Bedford Quarries Company (The), Bedford,
Indiana Catalog (1895)
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Brown-Stone (The end of an era) (1869)
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The Building Stones in the United States
(1884)
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Cape Ann Quarries, Massachusetts (1884)
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Carrara Marble Quarries, Italy - "
A Marble World" (1903)
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Census
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Columbia Marble Quarries Visit (199 )
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The Coming of Age of Marble (1892)
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Concerning Building Stones (1890)
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Egyptian Obelisks in Egypt Today - and
Obelisks Moved to Istanbul - Rome - Paris -
London - New York (link to Nova - A World of
Obelisks)
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Famous Quarries of the World from
Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American
Literature, Science and Art (1854)
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Foreign vs. American Marbles (1891)
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The Great Industries of the United States
Being an Historical Summary of the Origin,
Growth, and Perfection of the Chief Industrial
Arts of This Country - Quarries (1872)
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A Glimpse of the Celebrated Stone Quarries of
Bedford, Indiana (booklet ca late 1880s)
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Gold Rush Country, California - Building Materials Tour (1998)
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"In the Marble Hills" (in Vermont)
(1890)
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Isle of Portland, England - Portland
Quarry from the Penny Magazine of the
Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge (1838)
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"The Marble Mountains (in Vermont) from
Scribener's Magazine (1905)
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The Marble-Workers' Manual (1856)"
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New England
Granite Quarry - Channeling a New England
Granite Quarry (postcard photograph ca
1908)
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"The Potsdam Red Sandstone Quarries,
Saint Lawrence County, New York", from
Scientific American, A Weekly Journal of
Practical Information, Art, Science,
Mechanics, Chemistry and Manufacturers,
(1893)
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Quarries - Famous Quarries of the World
(October 1854)
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Quarry-Related Articles from The
Manufacturer and Builder, 1830s -
1890s (links to digital images in the
Library of Congress)
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Southern Marble (1887)
- "Stone"
(December 1895 magazine)
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The
Story of a Monument
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Materials in Parts of Oregon and Washingtion - 1909 by N. H.
Darton
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1992 Census of Mineral Industries - U.S.
Department of Commerce, Economics and
Statistics Administration, Bureau of The
Census
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text version]
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1992 Census of Mineral Industries - Industry
Series - Stone Industries 1411, 1422, 1423,
and 1429. U.S. Department of Commerce,
Economics and Statistics Administration,
Bureau Of The Census
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PDF] [
text version]
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1995 (September) Sector Notebook Project -
Non-Fuel, Non-Metal Mining by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) [
PDF] [
text version]
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1997 Economic Census Data - U. S. Census
Bureau
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Mining (listing by state)
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Mining - Industry Series (Publications)
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Quarriers (links to individual state in U.S. or Countries outside
U.S.)
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Stone Carvers/Stone Cutters (also see individual
state/country quarry sections)
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Methods
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Personal Accounts
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The Finished Product (also see individual states and
countries)
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Architecture
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The Building
Industry and Building Stone
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Catalogs (not available at this time)
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Cemetery Stones and Monuments (not available at
this time)
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Fairs and Expositions (not available at this
time)
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Sources
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