The Beauty of Vermont Quarries

Edward Burtynsky, "Carrara Marble Quarries #20, Carrara, Italy, 1993." Chromogenic color print.

Lent by Raphael and Jane Bernstein Collection

Edward Burtynsky, "Carrara Marble Quarries #20, Carrara, Italy, 1993." Chromogenic color print.

Coastal Maine, where I live, is rich in granite. Deer Isle, which lies just across Penobscot Bay from my home town, supplied the stone for the base of the Statue of Liberty. The quarries themselves, mostly idle now, are a picturesque feature of the landscape. But based on this amazing slideshow of Vermont’s marble and granite quarries, the Green Mountain State may have us licked in that department. –b.d.s.

About the Author

Bruce D. Snider

Bruce Snider is a former senior contributing editor of  Residential Architect, a frequent contributor to Remodeling. 

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