Material source record

Blue Ridge Granite

Source checked 28 Sept 2026

Back to the stone
Blue Ridge Granite swatch, showing gray stone with darker mineral grains and original Eagle Granite branding.

Photo source: Eagle Granite

Verified producer-source material swatch. The site owner authorized publication pending permission; producer reuse permission remains pending. No finish or natural-range guarantee is inferred.

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Blue Ridge Granite - producer material swatch with original Eagle Granite branding. Photo: Eagle Granite.

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Material sources

Blue Ridge material and finish examples - Eagle Granite
Blue Ridge Quarry - Eagle Granite
Polycor Georgia Granite Quarries - EGA Summer 2024
MSHA mine record 0901085
MSHA controller and operator history

Medium-grained gray to blue-gray granite from Blue Ridge Quarry in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, used for memorial work.

Listed supplier
Polycor Georgia Granite Quarries Inc
Quarry / operation
Blueridge Quarry
Location
Georgia
Color families
Gray
Supply route
Dimensional blocks and slabs; memorial stone.
Listing source
Industry association · source checked 28 Sept 2026
Photograph
Sourced photograph · checked 2026-09-28

MSHA: Active · Blueridge Quarry · Permit 0901085

MSHA snapshot: 25 September 2026. MSHA source · Status effective 20 July 2000Permit record

Independent source checks

Material identity
VERIFIED
Producer relationship
VERIFIED
Quarry relationship
VERIFIED
Quarry location
VERIFIED
Operating record
VERIFIED
Photo source
VERIFIED
Photo permission
PENDING
Technical data
UNKNOWN

Each check stands on its own. A photo or coordinate review does not change a confirmed material identity or producer relationship. Operating records do not guarantee current inventory.

Documented capabilities

Blocks
Yes

Producer quarry narrative explicitly describes Blue Ridge blocks; no current stock or dimensions verified.

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Slabs
Yes

EGA names Blue Ridge among Polycor Georgia Granite Quarries colors supplied as blocks and slabs; current inventory requires confirmation.

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Dimensional stone
Yes

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Monumental stone
Yes

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Available finishes
polished; steeled

Material-specific producer examples; not current order availability or a finish designation for either swatch.

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Restoration and matching

Former operators
Blue Ridge Quarries Inc

MSHA operator history: 1995-04-01 to 2024-03-03.

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Alternate commercial names
Blue Ridge

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Quarry history
MSHA records Polycor Georgia Granite Quarries Inc as operator from March 4, 2024, following Blue Ridge Quarries Inc.

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Material still marketed
Yes

Still marketed on the producer website when checked; no order-level stock or supply guarantee.

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Archival source notes
Blue Ridge is separate from Eagle Blue at Beaverdam Quarry, MSHA 0901117. No 2 Quarry, MSHA 0901086, is an abandoned, separate record. Millstone is a separately named material in the EGA report.

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Related producer groups

Eagle GranitePolycor

Source-described uses

Sculpture & monuments

Uses described by the producer. This is not a finding of suitability for a particular assembly or project.

Quarry origin

  • Blueridge QuarryOglethorpe County, GeorgiaOperator: Polycor Georgia Granite Quarries Inc

Known sources; confirm the quarry and selection for your order.

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Ask the supplier about current availability, material range, fabrication and test data for your application. A listing or MSHA status does not establish supply readiness.

Open association material source

Commercial identity and material-to-quarry link are documented by Eagle Granite and EGA; current quarry operator and administrative status are from the MSHA dataset last modified September 25, 2026 and downloaded September 28, 2026. Eagle's older quarry ownership wording is superseded for operator identity by MSHA.