
Sylacauga Marble Quarry
Marble
U.S. Supreme Court staircase · historic Alabama marble.
Photo: Bintao Qin (image source)
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Marble
U.S. Supreme Court staircase · historic Alabama marble.
Photo: Bintao Qin (image source)

Limestone
Material shown: Silver Shadow
Sandstone
Flagstone terrace overlooking the landscape.
Photo: Drake Stone Products
Sandstone
Sandstone coping beside a curved pool.
Photo: Harley Gray Stone Company
Onyx
Fossil Creek Stone in a planted courtyard.
Photo: Stoneworld Company Inc.
Limestone / Sandstone
O’Neal Sandstone around a courtyard pool.
Photo: McBride Stone Company
Sandstone
Smokey Mt. Blue sandstone at a lakehouse.
Photo: Schwartz Stone Company

Granite
Material shown: Academy Black®
Limestone
Material shown: Lompoc Oatmeal
Sandstone
Colorado Buff stone terraces in a garden.
Photo: Arkins Park Stone
Sandstone
Lyons Red sandstone path through planting.
Photo: Lyons Sandstone

Granite / Marble
Material shown: Aspen Grey
Sandstone
Siloam Stone veneer and landscaped terraces.
Photo: Siloam Stone, Inc. · Architecture: James Carter
Sandstone
Goldstone veneer beneath a coastal terrace.
Photo: Telluride Stone Company

Granite
Material shown: Stony Creek Granite

Limestone
Hemingway Flagstone path through a tropical garden.
Photo: Epic Stoneworks
Granite
Georgia Gray granite memorial with carved columns.
Photo: Elberton Granite Association
Granite
Silver Cloud granite at Arcapita Bank HQ.
Photo: Silver Cloud Quarry / Bagnara
Granite
Material shown: Eagle Blue Granite
Granite
Material shown: Peerless Blue Granite
Granite
Deer Isle granite at the Philadelphia Temple.
Photo: Granites of America
Granite
Material shown: Crystal Blue Granite

Granite
Material shown: Pink Pearl Granite
Granite / Limestone / Marble
Pearl Grey marble on an Atlanta residence.
Photo: Polycor
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