List of Quarries in Indiana & Quarry Links, Photographs and Articles

• Bedford, Indiana – The Hallowell Stone Co. (The following information is from an advertisement in Stone: An Illustrated Magazine, Vol. XI, No.. 6, November, 1895, Stone Publishing Co., New York, pp. iii.)

  The Hallowell Stone Co., Bedford, Ind.

  Bedford Stone, Blue and Buff.

  Mills and Workshops at the Junction of the L., N. A. & C. Ry., the B.& B. R. R., and the E. & R. R. R. Shipping facilities unsurpassed. Regarding quality of Stone and Workmanship, we refer to the Mutual Life Insurance Building and Times Building in New York, also Cotton Exchange Building in New Orleans, La.

  Quarries in Dark Hollow

  Stone Fronts, Cemetery Vaults, Large Platforms, all kinds of Trimming and Planed Moldings A Specialty.

• Bedford, Indiana – The Hallowell Stone Co. (The following advertisement is from Stone: An Illustrated Magazine, Vol. XII, No. 1, December, 1895, Stone Publishing Co., New York, pp. iii.)

  The Hallowell Stone Co., Bedford, Ind.

  Mills and Workshops at the Junction of the L., N. A. & C. Ry., the B. & B. R. R.,
  and the E. & R. R. R. Shipping facilities unsurpassed.

  Quarries in Dark Hollow. - Bedford Stone, Blue and Buff.

  Regarding Quality of Stone and Workmanship, we refer to the Mutual Insurance Building and Times Building in New York, also Cotton Exchange Building in New Orleans, La. Stone Fronts, Cemetery Vaults, Large Platforms, all kinds of Trimmings and Planed Moldings A Specialty.

• Bedford, Indiana – Henry Struble Cut Stone Company (The following information is from an advertisement in Stone: An Illustrated Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 3, March, 1925, Stone Publishing Co., New York, pp. 139.)

  Henry Struble Cut Stone Company, Producers and Fabricators of Cut Indiana Limestone

  Offices: 689 Continental-Commercial Bank Bldg. Chicago, Illinois – Bedford, Indiana

• Bedford, Indiana – the Hoosier Quarry in “A New ‘Duplex’ Channeler for Oölitic Limestone,” by C. J. Levey, Claremont, New Hampshire, in Mine and Quarry Magazine, Vol. VII, No. 2, January 1913, pp. 676-680)

  “The Hoosier Quarry on a busy day; Sullivan Duplex Channeler in foreground” (pp. 676)

  Sullivan Duplex “VW61” Channeler and “Turntable” (pp. 678)

  The Sulivan Duplex Channeler being swung on the turn table. (pp. 678)

  The thickness of mud through which the Duplex Channeler cut 1,000 square feet in ten hours is well shown by these pictures. (pp. 680)

• Bedford, Indiana - Quarry D, Hoosier Cut Stone Co, Bedford, Ind.

  (postcard photograph, #92983; "C. T. Photo Finish," U. S. Pat. Off., Made only by Curt-Teich Co., Chicago; early 1900s, unmailed)

• Bedford, Indiana - Quarry Scene, Hoosier Quarry, Bedford, Indiana.

  (postcard photograph, 124008; published by B. F. Williams, Bedford, Indiana; C. T. American Art Black and White; unmailed, early 1900s

• Bedford, Indiana - Hoosier Quarry No. 1
• Bedford, Indiana - "Stripping." Bedford, Ind.

  (postcard photograph, early 1900s, unmailed)

• Bedford, Indiana - View of portion of Hoosier No. 1.
• Bedford, Indiana - View of Hoosier Quarry No. 2.
  

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