quarry stone

Within a year, the price of quarried stone was cut in half.

At some places you will be able to obtain wood or quarry stone.

The Romans also quarried stone from the hill to the west.

Quarry stone was also sent from Hemyock in later years.

The additions to the mansion were made from the same quarry stone as the original.

Made of quarried stone, the buildings had a simple and clean architectural style.

These were quarried stones, some of them several pounds in weight."

For modern walls, quarried stone is almost always used.

And, during the process of quarrying stone for building materials, a steep cliff was created.

Most spent their time clearing land, cutting timber & quarrying stone.

The school has a vernacular architecture built from local quarried stone.

The main entrance was made with quarried stone in Baroque style.

The church was built from red brick with a foundation of locally quarried stone.

They are based directly on the rock and are built entirely of quarry stone.

At the same time, the walls and bell tower were increased in height, again with quarry stone.

The two standing arches serve as an example of the excellent quarry stone used in the bridge.

He has plans to build a hydro-electric plant in the area and quarry stone for new roads.

The route is followed in order to preserve the old right of way along which the quarried stone was transported.

The two-story villa was built in the late 1920s from locally quarried stone.

The water normally gets it colour from the caustic chemicals in the quarry stone.

Sometimes the top, visible course of stone is hewn, quarried stones.

Some manufacturers provide comparative information for their products, including details on quarried stone, which is also in widespread use.

The kitchen was a great echoing place, with high beamed ceilings and quarry stone floor.

The purpose of the expedition was to quarry stone for the statue of the king.