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Stony Creek Quarry, Inc. presents class at Stony Creek granite quarry

Stony Creek Quarry, Inc. provided an educational session on the history and sustainable aspects of its unique pink granite at the New England/New York Metro Natural Stone Institute chapter event

The historic Stony Creek granite quarry – owned and operated by Stony Creek Quarry, Inc. in Branford, CT – was the site of a learning event sponsored by the New England/New York Metro Chapter of the Natural Stone Institute. A group, including architects, designers and stone industry professionals, gathered in late July to learn more about the company, and the history and composition of Stony Creek granite.

The quarry tour was led by the company’s team of Darrell Petit, Stacy Bandecchi and Tom Cleveland. Each had their own perspective to share about the material and quarry itself. Petit explained that originally there was a rail link at the entrance to the site which went straight to the nearby port. This made the granite a practical choice for building material for many landmark buildings and structures in New York City, including the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, because it could be shipped.

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