Stones / Georgia / Crystal Blue Granite Crystal Blue granite in Granitescape fencing, shown by McCannon Granite. Photo: McCannon Granite Company. Georgia granite quarried by the McCannon / Crystal Blue operation and supplied for monuments, building and landscape products. Current material attribution to each individual quarry mine record remains under review.
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Colors Blue · Gray
Supplied as Building material, edging, fencing, pedestals, curbing, cobblestone, split-face stone and gravel; producer also cuts, polishes and delivers.
Typical uses Landscape & site stone · Sculpture & monuments Origin evidence Extraction country USA — verified[1] Extraction state Georgia — verified[1] Quarry / operator Crystal Blue Quarry — McCannon Granite Company[1] Sources (1) Source 1 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operatorMSHA associations under review (2) Possible mine-record matches are research leads. They do not establish a supplying quarry or change the verified origin shown above.
Documented capabilities Finishing cutting; polishing; sandblastingSource
Typical block sizes Producer process description gives examples up to approximately 10 ft long × 5 ft wide × 2–4 ft high.Illustrative process sizes, not a guaranteed supply range or a verified maximum.
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Available finishes polished; sandblasted; split faceSource
Shipping and loading Producer truck delivery to the continental United States.Source
Restoration and matching Documented applications Crystal Blue plaques honoring the 1995 and 1996 Elbert County high-school track teams; McCannon entrance sign documented in 1997Source
Quarry history Williams Stone Company and Edwin Williams acquired McCannon Granite and Crystal Blue Quarries effective January 2023; the McCannon and Crystal Blue names remain in current industry documentation.Source
Material still marketed YesProducer advertises quarrying and supply; confirm current orders.
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Archival source notes Two current Crystal Blue mine record identities are preserved separately. Their existence does not establish current material production at each site.Source 1 · Source 2
Natural stone varies. Representative images introduce the material’s character but do not define the full range of a current order.
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