Granite · Maine

Hall Quarry

Freshwater Stone

Hall Quarry granite · polished sample.
Hall Quarry granite · polished sample.

Pink and tan granite from Hall Quarry on Mount Desert Island, Maine. Freshwater Stone documents its use in coastal restoration work.

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Colors
Pink · Cream / buff
Supplied as
Restoration stone; polished and flamed finishes.
Typical uses
Restoration & matching

Origin evidence

Extraction country
USA — verified[1][2][3]
Extraction state
Maine — verified[1][2][3]
Quarry / operator
Hall Quarry — Freshwater Stone[1][2][3]
MSHA Mine ID
1700867 (historical association)[2][1][3]
Sources (3)
  1. Source 1 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator, msha mine id
  2. Source 2 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator, msha mine id
  3. Source 3 · extraction country, extraction state, quarry / operator, msha mine id

MSHA: Abandoned · Historical mine ID 1700867

Historical regulatory status; confirm current material availability with the producer.

MSHA record details

Hall Quarry

Snapshot: 25 September 2026. Mine source record 1700867 · Look up this ID at MSHA · Status effective 22 April 2020

Regulatory classification; confirm current supply separately.

Documented historical association; confirm the current supplying quarry.

Association reviewed: 29 September 2026
Mine source record

Documented capabilities

Available finishes
Polished; Flamed

Material finishes illustrated by Freshwater Stone; not a claim that finishing occurs at the quarry.

Source

Restoration and matching

Historical material names
Acadia Granite

Historical application name in the 2015 Friends of Acadia benefit catalogue; current producer name remains Hall Quarry.

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Documented applications
Acadia National Park carriage trails and road borders; Historic coastal Maine bridges and residences

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Matching inquiries accepted
Yes

Producer documents using Hall Quarry granite to match historic restoration work; confirm availability and suitability for a specific project.

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Material still marketed
Yes

Currently producer-marketed. This does not verify current extraction or stock allocation.

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