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http://www.albionstone.com/
Manufacturers and quarriers of natural Portland Limestone. Provides technical information on fixing and design as well as examples of projects and materials available, including stone cladding, paving slabs for interior and exterior applications, building stone and fireplaces.
http://www.carmeuse.com/
Production of calcitic and dolomitic limestone, quicklime and hydrated lime in North America, Western and Central Europe and Africa.
http://www.elliottstone.com/
Suppliers of Indiana limestone from an underground quarry . Geological history of limestone, product photographs and production video.
http://www.halquiststone.com/
Suppliers of Lannon, Chilton and Fond du Lac stone. Distributors of natural building and landscape stone including: cut stone, veneer, flagstone, wallstone, outcropping, paving, and fieldstone .
http://www.stone.uk.com/
Quarriers of Purbeck Limestone. Offers notable project descriptions, lists products, and details technical aspects of stone products.
http://www.martinlimestone.com/
Supplier of limestone, agricultural limestone, baseball and softball infield mix, sand, quartzite stone, and clay. Includes company and product information and links to relevant industry resources.
http://www.ledgerock.com/
Suppliers of natural surface and cut limestone products for architectural and landscaping masonry. Product data and completed projects portfolio.
http://www.saladoquarry.com/
Specializing in dimensional limestone for buildings, homes, landscaping, and patio applications.
http://www.texastone.com/
Vertically integrated fabricator, drawing six distinct colors of stone from its own quarries and shipping in block or slab form to customers. Completed project portfolio, product applications and guide specifications.
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