This is a beautiful example of a granite millstone . We do not come across these often . This gem was used in New England and measures almost five feet across !
Contact us today to see what kind of stock we may have for stones like this and other unique finds.
Our inventory of granite window sills have been salvaged from across New England. The stones pictured were salvaged from the Odd Fellow’s Home in Worcester, MA. We can fabricate any stone done to the size you need it. There is no job to big or small. We have hundreds of granite window sills in stock in all shapes and sizes. Please contact us today if you are looking for authentic reclaimed architectural granite for your landscaping or masonry installation.
Our hitching posts are always one of a kind. We install new or old hardware into hand split granite posts. Are inventory consists of pieces from barns, buildings, curbing and so much more. We work with you to pick the right stones and then turn them into a finished product. No job is to big or small. Contact us today with any request for hand split granite in your landscaping or masonry application.
Are you looking for a unique solution for a fencing , lamp post or mailbox post? We hand split granite posts from reclaimed and salvaged stones . Join us at 23 Trolley Crossing Rd, Charlton, MA 01507 to see our extensive inventory of granite and stone posts.
Please contact us today and we will be in touch!
Weathered New England Fieldstone has been carefully packaged on pallets ready to ship to you. We insure stones have the lichen and moss still on it.
We currently have 40 pallets of material in stock. Contact us today for pricing and info about delivery to your job site.
Last year we were able to salvage over fifty hand remarkable granite bollards from a private collection. Do you have a unique driveway entrance that needs a matching set of hand tooled granite bollards? Come down to our Charlton Stone Yard at 23 Trolley Crossing Road, Charlton, MA 01507. We have thousands of pieces of unique granite to choose from. We offer delivery and can refer you to local contractors for installation.
Large foundation stones from the Odd Fellows Home in Worcester , MA were hand split into matching posts. These stones had additional metal hitching rings installed on the faces of each post.
We can create any number of matching granite posts for any application. Contact us today for current inventory photos and pricing.
We are proud to work with Thompson Stone . We are currently producing a one of a kind thin veneer using our salvaged granite.
This is available in either strip or square and rectangular. The strip cut is pictured on the lower left and the square and rectangular is on the bottom right.
The upper left stone is Brooklawn Blend Mosaic and the top right is a mix of Brooklawn Ledge and Mosaic.
We inventory both of these stones. Please contact us today for any size order.
We are proud to offer this unique Reclaimed Granite Thin Veneer. This is a Strip Cut with both unweathered and weathered faces. This is an ideal stone for laying . It has an average height of 5″-6″ on the face and can be laid in left to right banding.
We also offer this stone is Square and Rectangular Cut options. Corners and custom details are available.
Contact either of our locations in Charlton or Worcester to find out more info about these one of a kind thin stone options.
We currently have 20 tons of Kibbe Brownstone in stock in our Charlton, MA location. This stone is being sold exclusively for restoration on projects that have Kibbe Brownstone on it. If you have a job you are working on please contact me for samples and pricing ( stoneofnewengland@gmail.com ) .
Choose granite for a lifetime of durability. Custom engraving is available . Traditional letters and numbers as well as detailed images and logos. Contact us today if you are interested in hand split granite posts for marking your driveway or property.
Our inventory of granite curbing and steps has never been bigger. Contact us today for any size granite step order big or small. We carry pieces of granite from 12″ all the way up to 150″ long. Most of the inventory is 12″-24″ wide. We have an impressive amount of wide landings as well.
Call us anytime at 508.248.4044 for pricing. We deliver anywhere and unload on site!
We have dozens of reclaimed granite bollards that have been carefully salvaged from a wooded site. The heavy tree cover allowed for lichen and moss to grow across most of the inventory.
Please contact us today if you are interested in a one of a kind granite bollard or post.
Stiles and Hart has been manufacturing brick for over a century in Massachusetts. Established in 1886 and now with over 100 years of experience, The Stiles and Hart Brick Company remains the only brick manufacturer in Massachusetts. Our bricks impart an authentic colonial beauty to every project.
We choose to frame the Stiles and Hart Boston City Hall brick with reclaimed granite curbing. This stone was salvaged from Sturbridge during a highway reconstruction project. Its worn tops and soft edges made it a perfect fit.
If you are looking for any type of clay brick paver to use for your patio or walkway please contact Camosse Masonry Supply @ 508.248.4044. , 23 Trolley Crossing Rd, Charlton, MA 01507.
We recently salvaged a pile of Flint in the woods of North Brookfield, MA. The stone is not likely native to the area and much is still a mystery about its origins. We hope to learn some traditional flint knapping techniques in the near future.
While we were stacking the flint from the ground into a wooden crate I came across this rounded stone. I put it in my back pocket with the thought that it might be an unsplit piece of flint. When getting back to the office we began handling the stone and realized its ergonomic shape was not likely a natural formation but rather shaped by mans hand.
A good friend of ours discovered this treasure while excavating a property in Spencer , MA. Its original use was as a Millstone likely used in a local mill. After retiring from its day job it rest on top of an artisan well only to be buried by decades of dirt and leaves.
It’s not often you find a millstone or a wellstone. It’s very rare when you find them both in the same stone.
We have an abundance of reclaimed granite from the Odd Fellows Home in Worcester, MA. The building was taken down in 2014-2015. We were able to salvage most of the granite sills, window trim and foundation stone. We also have granite steps from the same project.
The stones pictured below have one edge that is beveled. This stone would be ideal for a custom granite fireplace surround. It could be used inside or out. We have over one hundred feet of this granite in stock.
Every window in the Odd Fellows Home has a granite sill and surround. Most sills have a traditional finished face and beveled top. We have used these for all types of landscaping or masonry applications.
Pictured below are dozens of granite window sills salvaged from Worcester, MA.
These are a few of my favorite things.
Rocks have been shaped by the hands of men for tens of thousands of years. I’ve discovered dozens of larger than life stone sculptures created by an ancient civilization.
Join me on my journey of discovery at www.stonesofthepast.com
Sometimes words are not needed.
We are always in the market for reclaimed granite and stone! If you have granite or stone on your property please contact us today and we would be happy to give you an initial estimate on the value of your stone. We handle stone with care. If you have a boulder or unique stone that requires special attention please contact us today for a quote.
Please fill out the for below if you have granite or stone you would like to sell.
We have more granite than we have ever had before! Come out to Charlton and pick your unique stones for any type of landscaping or masonry application.
These posts were made to line a driveway. Rings were installed to allow chain to be hung between posts. Twenty posts were made in all for this project.
The granite was sourced from South St in Ware, Ma. We had over two thousand feet of reclaimed granite salvaged from the streets of Ware. Many of the largest pieces still sit in our Charlton, MA stoneyard.
Contact us today @ stoneofnewengland@gmail.com of 508-248-4044
We have just reclaimed over one thousand square feet of pristine Reclaimed Bluestone. This random assortment of sizes ranges from 12″x12″ up to larger 24″x36″ stones. The thickness averages 1.5″ and the top weathered surface has a natural cleft finish. This would be ideal for any patio or walkway.
Sometimes your lucky enough to be around at the right time and the right place. This is one of those times. We have salvaged 65 granite bollards that have been sitting in the woods for more than forty years. The stones , likely over one hundred years old, were removed and had been sitting around waiting to be discovered.
Each granite bollard is covered in heavy lichen and patina. The weathering wraps the corners and extends from top to bottom. It’s rare to see this type of weathering on so many pieces.
Apex tops dress most of the posts. The piece pictured below is one of thirteen identical in finish but varying in exposed length.
We are fortunate to have been able to purchase 65 unique granite bollards and posts. They average 5′ tall and there are multiple finishes and pointed top details. Contact us today if you are interested in any type of reclaimed granite stone posts or natural stone accent. We have thousands of pieces in stock ready to be shipped.
Here is a beautiful example of Richardsonian Romanesque Architecture. This is the public library in Warren , MA. The building was opened in 1889.
Taken from the Warren Public Library Website”
“Architect Amos P. Cutting of Worcester was engaged to design this Richardson Romanesque building, using Monson pink granite and Longmeadow brownstone. The firm of Patrick Beston of Springfield did the construction. The new Library building was dedicated July 4, 1890 with appropriate exercises, involving Officers of the Town and the Warren Public Library corporation and Building Committee. Inscribed in the granite over the door are the words “Free too All.” A plaque on the wall to the right reads “WPL – A Gift of Friends.””
The above quote mentions Monson Pink. This would be interesting to know if this is true and also a Norcross Bros. stone. I was alway under the impression this was Milford Pink Granite.
Madison Boulder is located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It measures 83′ long x 23′ high and is 37′ wide. The boulder weighs over 5000 tons. For more info about this boulder and many others like it join us at www.stonesofthepast.com where we hypothesize the idea these stones were moved and shaped by hand.
We were proud to have been asked to create Hand Split Granite Posts for the Historic Town of Senoia , GA. Our skilled stonesmith , Patrick Berthiaume , split these stones from larger blocks using traditional methods . These blocks were originally the foundation for the Odd Fellow’s home in Worcester, MA. One day we hope to visit these stones in their new home.
Are you interested in ancient cultures, boulders, Native peoples, stonework and the mysteries of the New England Landscape? If you are please join us at www.stonesofthepast.com It is a work in progress. I detail many of the sacred stones discovered on sites in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
The Odd Fellow’s home in Worcester was taken down in 2015. Stone of New England and Camosse Masonry Supply salvaged all of the granite from the building. Our Charlton yard as a large stock of remaining steps and trim stone.
In the life of a granite curb it’s handled dozens of times while being cut, shipped, installed, removed , salvaged, sorted and then packaged for the client. It was by pure chance that these two stones were reunited, Just in the three months these stones were in our yard we moved them four times before palletizing them as shown above.
One in a million.
We have just received dozens of pallets of New England Fieldstone. The pallets shown below are Wall Run and a consistent mix of flat and round stones. These pallets average 2800lbs-3000lbs. Most stones are still weathered and the packaging is unlike any other supplier. Contact us today for your New England
We create one of a kind hand split granite posts using reclaimed and salvaged stones from across New England.
Let our unique craftsmanship shine through on your next landscape or masonry project.
We have a wide selection of large weathered fieldstone slabs. These stones have been carefully salvaged from barn foundations and local properties. Most have evidence of being split by hand hundreds of years ago.
The two stones shown below were split in half by the farmer building the foundation. Only the narrow face of the stone was shown in the wall. Each stone is roughly 36″ x 72″ and 12″ thick.
We have a great inventory of reclaimed granite from the Odd Fellow’s Home in Worcester, MA. These stones were once included in the massive stone foundation and trim stones along the brick veneer. Dimensions will range from 12″-30″ wide x 24″-84″ long. We do have limited amounts of longer and wider stock. Please contact us today if you are looking for authentic reclaimed New England granite and stone . 
We love custom fabrication, hand splitting and rock-facing. There’s no job to big or small for us to tackle. Contact us today if your interested in reclaimed granite or stone products. Our inventory has continued to grow over the season and we’ve never had more granite in stock.
Let us create you a one of a kind reclaimed granite fireplace surround. We can design a granite feature for any landscape or masonry application.
Contact us today if you are interested in natural stone veneer products or accents such as this fireplace surround.
A Picture’s worth a thousand words.
We have thousands of feet of reclaimed granite curbing. This stone has been salvaged from across New England. We offer a variety of sizes and lengths and build orders to suit your specific needs. Contact us today for any size order big or small.
Here is a collection of Granite Window Sills reclaimed from the Odd Fellow Home in Worcester, Ma.
We have a large inventory of shorter granite curbing ideal for steppers . This material was salvaged from local streets and would look great along side New England Fieldstone.
We have been bringing in trim stone from the Odd Fellow Home in Worcester, MA. This granite has a unique quarter round edge that would be ideal for a fireplace surround or banding design in a masonry veneer. We have over two hundred linear feet of this one of a kind granite.
We will be inventorying this beautiful stone foundation and veneer. The hand split granite is used from the basement to the roofline. In addition we are salvaging unique items such as hearthstones and steps. This home was built in the 1800’s in Charlton, MA
And the Raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting
On the pallid bust of Pallas just above my chamber door;
And his eyes have all the seeming of a demon’s that is dreaming,
And the lamp-light o’er him streaming throws his shadow on the floor;
And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor
Shall be lifted—nevermore! – -Poe-
Stone of New England can help create one of a kind stone fireplace surrounds. We use our extensive pieces of salvaged granite to match any projects needs. We have stones in all shapes and sizes and can finish to and dimension.
This was one of our favorite projects from the past few years. These stones were engraved in posts set in alignment with the equinox and solstice.
We have dozens of reclaimed granite posts salvaged from farms and homes across New England.
Do you have a project that requires reclaimed granite and stone? We would love to help source the finest in salvaged stone.
Here are examples of many of the stones we have found over the past year.
Granite Hitching posts are a staple in most traditional New England farms. We have a large inventory and ability to craft or salvage one of a kind stones that will make your job unique from all others.
For more examples of Hitching Posts please follow the link HERE
We are currently cleaning the yard and have come across some great items in our inventory.
Granite posts of all shapes and sizes including some large hand split pieces as well as a dozen 7’10” window sills that would be ideal fence posts.
Our granite stock has also been sorted and stacked. Steps are an abundant product and we are able to compile any amount for your project.
Contact us in Charlton @ 508.248.4044
Thanks so much!
Theses pictures were taken while hiking the Colonel.
One of our most skilled do-it-yourself clients created this edged walkway and granite step installation. A big thanks for the business and the photos!
One of our largest projects over the past few years included nearly five-hundred feet of reclaimed granite curbing and a very unique set of granite steps.
Here is a great example of Reclaimed Granite being used as a step. They guys over at Yard Max Inc. did a great job installing these two granite steps. Make sure to contact them if your interested in any type of landscaping!
This one of a kind boulder was sorted out of the woods in Connecticut. It has beautiful weathering. The lichen has taken over most of the rock. This would be ideal in a darker shady spot of your landscape. Contact us today if you are interested in Weathered New England Fieldstone Boulders.
We have these two beautiful stone slabs in the yard. Each cover atleast 32 square feet. They have a great natural roll and pitch to them and would be ideal to use with water features.
These two posts were donated to the Town of Warren and installed at the South Warren Cemetery. They are roughly 8″ square and 80″ long. The gate was produced by a local black smith.
This was done by a good friend of our Josh. Reclaimed granite was used as the walking surface combined with a concrete circle kit , used cobblestones and a bluestone inlay salvaged from Amherst, Ma. What a package!
We have a great inventory of New England Fieldstone Slabs in stock. Please contact us today if you are interested in New England Field stone or any other fieldstone product. We also sell granite slabs as well as bluestone slabs.
We have a large inventory of oversized granite posts ideal for driveway posts and markers.
Contact us today if your interested in Granite Driveway Posts or any other natural stone post.
These posts were carefully salvaged from a home in Harmonyville, RI.
They are some of the oldest pieces we have. They were split on the property in the late 1700’s. The iron is still in place on many of the posts.
We have a limited inventory of these authentic Farm Posts. Contact us today for any stone post need.
This stone has been sorted and palletized as a square and rectangular veneer. The client was interested in using the stones as quoins in a stone veneer.
We have dozens of pallets ready to be shipped out. Our stone is packaged in 3000lb pallets and hand selected for its uniformity.
We were fortunate enough to get in order in Harpswell, Maine. This beautiful coastal Maine town 3 hours north of our Charlton yard.
We hand split nearly eighty linear feet of 6″ square edging along with one seven foot long granite mailbox post.
We hope to have installed pictures in the future.
In my travels I often spot unique stones. Here is an example of an authentic granite millstone.
We can hand fabricate any size granite step set using traditional reclaimed stone. Contact us today for pricing.
We have over one hundred tons of natural New England Fieldstone steppers and slabs. These stones were removed from an 1806 home built in Millbury, Ma. We can load dumpsters or make pallets are needed. Contact us today for the finest in reclaimed and salvaged stone.
We have thousands of feet of reclaimed granite curbing available. Contact us today if you are interested in any size order. We also hand split smaller edging for garden applications. Make sure to ask about smaller sizes that are easy to handle. We can provide cost effective solutions for delivery as well.
The colors of stone are endless. We want to do our best to provide you with as many options as possible. Our stones are always sorted for their color and textures. Contact us today if you have a specific color granite or stone you need for any landscape or masonry project.
We were fortunate to salvage these oversized granite slabs. They sat along front a barn built in 1794. Most of these stones are 3’x5′ or bigger. We have a few left in stock. Contact us today if you are interested in authentic weathered granite from the New England countryside. We have the most diverse and unique inventory in the area. Our network covers the entire Northeast and ability to find unique stones one of our strongest points.
Here’s another nice angle of that split.
This stone required being split to specific measurements. The left side of the stone is 2″ thick while the right is 4″. This required more patience and extra attention to detail.
The granite cap is being installed at the Dickinson house in Amherst, Ma.
We look forward to sharing more historical restoration projects with you in the future.
We carefully split eight linear feet of granite edging. This material is being delivered to Maine next week. This is a great example of taking reclaimed granite and turning it into something useful.
We can hand split and size order for you. Please contact us today if you are interested in having custom stone work using salvaged stone.
We have hundreds of tons of Reclaimed New England Fieldstone. Our inventory was carefully salvaged from a nineteenth century estate in Millbury, Ma.
We are currently sorting stones and loading dumpsters, pallets and trucks. Contact is today if you are interested in any shape or size of New England Fieldstone including boulders, garden path stones, thin wallstone, New England Fieldstone Veneer or any other type of New England Fieldstone products.
These stones are easy to handle and even easier on the wallet. Great for meandering paths and sweeping slopes. We have dozens and dozens of matching stepping stones.
This is a perfect example of what we love. Unique stone that has history. This stone was salvaged from a local university and has been carefully cleaned and sorted. We have twenty tons, close to 600 square feet , of packaged stone. Contact us today if you would like to secure this stone along with forty more tons coming in soon!
These two stones measure almost ten feet across. They both have unique blue tones. The squarer of the two stones was salvaged from the Millbury Residence. It was a stone used in a roof of a cellar entrance. These are ideal for landings or center pieces for a natural flagging patio. Contact us today if you are interested in any type of natural stone.
We have access to sixty tons of oversized rustic stone slabs. These slabs have iron deposits which give them their red tones. These stones are NOT brittle and soft. Many of the stones are nearly five foot square and carry a 6″ thickness. Contact us today if you are looking for a great way to cover ALOT of ground. The price is right on this stuff!
These stones along with hundreds of tons of others were salvaged from a mill building in Auburn, Ma. The building was built in 1903 and housed a chain manufacturer. We have hundreds of unique elements from the building including granite lintels, keystones, trimstones and more.
Contact us today if your are interested in buying or selling granite salvaged from across New England.
This foundation stone was salvaged from a project on Route 67 in Warren, Ma. It is being reused as a step. We have a great inventory of colonial and turn of the century granite products. This includes foundations stones, fence posts, steps and slabs as well as unique items like Millstones and Wellstones. Contact us today for you reclaimed and salvaged stone needs.
We recently created four matching hitching posts for a customer. These stones measured 48″ long and were roughly 6″ square. We installed the hitching rings as well. We have the inventory to create any amount of granite posts. We us traditional splitting techniques to insure that every stone looks like it has been there for years. Contact us today if you are interested in granite posts of any sort.
We have been working hard to set up a client friendly yard. This includes sorting and organizing each and every stone. Our post display has proven to be a great success. With 8 posts sold in the first week I am sure it will be keeping us busy.
For years we have been carefully salvaging granite ans stone from across New England. It is with this great inventory that we are able to create one of a kind granite step sets. These sets can range from 24″-144″ wide. The average rise is 6″-8″ and some stones are as deep as 36″. If having a piece of history in your yard is exciting and important that contact us today! We have stones from barn foundation, farms, old churches and buildings.
The artistry on these stones is amazing. I’m so happy to have been able to see this place.
My wife and I stumbled upon this Civil War Cemetery in New Braintree, Ma.
The stone work was worth the stop. We’ll have some more photos shortly!
Driving back and forth to work can often having you take for granted the beautiful sights that surround us. Here are some great examples of 19th and early 20th century stonework located in Warren, Ma on Route 67.
In late November we sold nearly one hundred feet of our prime Granite Foundation Stones . These stones were salvaged from the Millbury, Ma estate. We still have fifty linear feet of material in our yard in Charlton, Ma. Please contact us today if you are interested in a piece of unique local history.
This job was completed in 2010-2011. We were able to incorporate many different materials including accent posts, granite curbing and New England Field Stone. If you are interested in this type of landscaping design or material selection please contact us today at stoneofnewengland@gmail.com
Using granite salvaged from New Ipswich, NH we carefully fabricated three pieces for a fireplace surround. We were able to supply all three pieces from one larger foundation stone. No waste! Contact us today if your interested in a one of a kind fireplace surround using reclaimed granite or field stone.
This pile was intimidating to say the least. With over three thousand feet of stone in one pile it took nearly three weeks to sort and truck back to our yard. Most of the stones were in excess of seven feet and weighed close to 2000 or more pounds each. We were so fortunate to buy this granite. It was our first salvage attempt with this much material. We still have five hundred feet of the nicer step stock in Charlton, Ma. Contact us today @ 508.320.9781 for info on our granite curbing selection. If you have granite we would also love to speak with you. We are always looking to buy old curbing and granite from construction or demolition projects.
This is a great example of Generation One Curbing being used alongside a driveway. This home was built in the late 1700’s and required an authentic but functional installation. We used 5.5″ x 16″ x 36″ pieces of curb to dress the outer edge. The curbing also returned along side the walkway reinforcing the Boston City Hall Pavers.
Stone of New England is proud to be working with Christopher Camosse. He is hand carving and engraving one of a kind inscriptions on granite and stone. If you have a specific design or number you would like to have priced out please contact him at chris@camosse.com
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These fence posts were split using our Millyard Granite Stock. Our inventory allows us to create dozens of matching posts for any masonry or landscaping application.
Contact us today at stoneofnewengland@gmail.com for more information about reclaimed and salvaged granite posts.
These are great examples of our larger slab stock that was salvaged from the Millbury Estate. These stones were the roof of the cellar hole and within the walls of the foundation.
We have sorted these stones for landings and large patio applications. Contact us today for New England Field Stone Slabs and Steps while they last.
Last summer was a busy one to say the least. We were fortunate enough to salvage an estate fieldstone foundation in Millbury, Ma.
We brought back hundreds of tons of wallstone along with hundreds of square feet of large slabs , steps and boulders.
In addition we carefully extracted all of the granite and quartz foundation stones , steps and posts.
Please contact us at stoneofnewengland@gmail.com for more information.
This is a nice example of Millyard Garden Curbing. These stones have one flat surface (the former exposed curb face) and one irregular, often wider, surface. We have thousands of feet of the Millyard Garden Curbing from 24″-48″.
We were able to carefully carve a reclaimed piece of granite into this unique birdbath.
Our inventory can be fabricated to any design or specification necessary.
Contact us today for a one of a kind landscape ornament.
This is a great example of a Granite Bench made with reclaimed stone.
There are also New England Garden Path stones leading up to it.
These pieces of granite helped to support the raised patio. It was also used beneath the inner edge, under the fieldstone, to provide a rigid edge for pavers to be installed against.
* I just found these after posting the previous entry.
This has certainly been one of our best projects.
Feather and wedge marks dress the edges of the stone.
Here it is!
We’ll soon have pictures of this installed in the residence.
These steps were constructed by the homeowner that bought them. A truly amazing feat. The widest steps are nearly ten feet long.
Hello everyone! I am happy…and sad, to say that we’ve found a home for these two beautiful pieces of granite. They have been in our inventory for almost three years. I have passed up many offers knowing one day both posts would be used side by side and not split up. I will be sure to have pictures of the installation when it is complete.
Truckloads of New England Fieldstone have rolled on over the past week.
We have great options for traditional stone locally sourced and carefully packaged.
We have recently split dozens of granite fence and mailbox posts.
Contact us today for pricing.
We have got thousands of used cobbles from the streets of Boston.
These stones are packaged with assorted sizes for an authentic New England look.
Our reclaimed and salvaged stone cobbles are a great way to introduce a piece of history into your landscape.
Here is a perfect example of a reclaimed granite step.
This is a great example of Green-Stone. Stay tuned for more info on Green-Stone sold exclusively by Stone of New England.
We were able to carefully remove this great piece of history from a mill in Worcester, Ma.
These are two four foot pieces of granite that came from a salvaged railroad bridge.
The granite is very flat and has clean corners.
The second step would sit behind the first taking full advantage of the 19″ tread. The edges of these stones all for perfect alignment.
We will be using the same Railyard Granite Stock to split into fillers to support the second step. We will use traditional methods of splitting and finishing the stones. We also will be cleaning off any risidual building debris.
These steps were salvaged from an old bank in Spencer.
They measure 108″ long x 16″ wide x 7″ tall. They were hand tooled and split over one hundred years ago.
Here are three of six matching steps reclaimed from the Worcester Mill.
They have been hand tooled and show great markings on the face and risers.
The faces of these two steps measure 8.5″ and 10″. The thicker of the two would be used for the base step while the second step would stack on top.
This set of granite steps was reclaimed and salvaged from a mill in Worcester,Ma.
These steps measure 6′ wide.
This is truely a rare find.
Here are steps sorted for a customer in Vermont. The large step is 80″x24″ and the two smaller steps are 48″x18″.
When it comes to unusual stones that are hard to find Stone of New England is at the top of their game. Our inventory has grown over the winter including a Worcester Mill in which stair sets, keystones and lintels were carefully salvaged. We’ve collected small remnants of the foundation and made 3000lb pallets great for landscape or masonry applications. Contact us today for more info.
I travel all over New England in the search for granite and stone.
There’s nothing better than stumbling upon a pile of rocks forgotten with time.
