Jacobs describes its Chapel Buff as native Texas marble mined exclusively through JSP. The company contact page separately lists its marble quarry in San Saba, Texas. The evidence identifies the operated quarry for Chapel Buff; it does not establish the source of every stone sold by the company.
Jacobs describes its Chapel Buff as native Texas marble mined exclusively through JSP. The company contact page separately lists its marble quarry in San Saba, Texas. The evidence identifies the operated quarry for Chapel Buff; it does not establish the source of every stone sold by the company.
Jacobs describes its Chapel Buff as native Texas marble mined exclusively through JSP. The company contact page separately lists its marble quarry in San Saba, Texas. The evidence identifies the operated quarry for Chapel Buff; it does not establish the source of every stone sold by the company.
Colours and uses reflect the linked source descriptions. Confirm origin, samples and suitability for the proposed application with the producer.
2 linked MSHA operations
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MSHA’s NO_EMPLOYEES field comes from the Mine Information Form. The snapshot is dated 18 Sept 2026; it does not give this field a reporting-period date. These are mine-record figures, not current company headcounts or proof of production. MSHA field definitions.
Why this producer is here
Documented materials or architectural quarry records support this listing. An exact mine identity is not inferred where no supported association exists. NSI membership, photographs and employee count are not eligibility requirements.
Register grouping
Jacobs Stone ProductsCurated relationship; not an independent ownership audit.