Tunnel at the Luck Co. stone quarry, Manassas, Virginia
Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to represent her original film transparency; some details may differ between the film and the digital images. Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Vermont Marble Quarry, Abandoned Mine Site, Limestone Hills, 2.25 mile...
Significance: The quarry was the only place where Meagher limestone was quarried. The gray limestone is mottled with yellowish-orange spots and was marketed as "Montana Black and Gold Marble." It was used for f... More
Vermont Marble Quarry, Abandoned Mine Site, Limestone Hills, 2.25 mile...
Significance: The quarry was the only place where Meagher limestone was quarried. The gray limestone is mottled with yellowish-orange spots and was marketed as "Montana Black and Gold Marble." It was used for f... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Vermont Marble Quarry, Abandoned Mine Site, Limestone Hills, 2.25 mile...
Significance: The quarry was the only place where Meagher limestone was quarried. The gray limestone is mottled with yellowish-orange spots and was marketed as "Montana Black and Gold Marble." It was used for f... More
Granite Quarry. Paradise Valley, Nevada Folklife Collection
Located up Lamance Creek behind Boggio 7Up Ranch, source of granite for stonemasons in the valley The Paradise Valley Folklife Project was a cultural documentation project undertaken by the American Folklife C... More
Huge Luck Stone Corporation stone quarry near Manassas (Bull Run) Batt...
Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to represent her original film transparency; some details may differ between the film and the digital images. Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Pipestone National Monument, Rock Quarry, Park Entrance Road, Township...
Significance: Complex geological site in which the underlying bedrock is a metamorphosed sandstone generally referred to as Sioux quartzite, regarded as early Ordovician in age. Significant as center of Indian... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Sandstone Quarry. Paradise Valley, Nevada Folklife Collection
People in photograph: Stewart, Leslie Source of sandstone for buildings in the valley, located on the edge of Little Owyhee Desert The Paradise Valley Folklife Project was a cultural documentation project unde... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Quarry. Paradise Valley, Nevada Folklife Collection
People in photograph: Boggio, Joe Located up Lamance Creek behind Boggio 7Up Ranch, source of granite for stonemasons in the valley The Paradise Valley Folklife Project was a cultural documentation project und... More
Work progresses inside the Colorado Stone Quarries mine high above the...
Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. Founded in 1899, Marble lay below the historic Yule Marble quarry (named not for Christmastide but for one of the mine's early owners)... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Zion National Park, Stone Quarry, Springdale, Washington County, UT
Public domain photograph of Zion National Park, mountains, nature, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Gannts' Quarry, Quarry Road, Sylacauga, Talladega County, AL
Significance: This quarry was worked before the Civil War, and produced a high quality marble. A stone from Gannt's Quarry was presented by the Masons of Alabama to the Washington Monument Society in 1851 and ... More
Iron Springs Quarry, 150 feet west of Grand Loop Road, 20 miles east o...
Significance: The Iron Spring Quarry served as a source of rock and gravel for road construction and maintenance projects in Yellowstone National Park. Due to the feature's mundane nature, the historic record ... More
Vermont Marble Quarry, Abandoned Mine Site, Limestone Hills, 2.25 mile...
Significance: The quarry was the only place where Meagher limestone was quarried. The gray limestone is mottled with yellowish-orange spots and was marketed as "Montana Black and Gold Marble." It was used for f... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 4, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associat... More
Luck Stone Co. quarry workers, Manassas, Virginia
Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to represent her original film transparency; some details may differ between the film and the digital images. Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.... More
Luck Stone Co. quarry workers, Manassas, Virginia
Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to represent her original film transparency; some details may differ between the film and the digital images. Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.... More
Work progresses inside the Colorado Stone Quarries mine high above the...
Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. Founded in 1899, Marble lay below the historic Yule Marble quarry (named not for Christmastide but for one of the mine's early owners)... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 3, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 1, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Granite Hill Plantation, Quarry No. 2, South side of State Route 16, 1...
Significance: Granite Hill Plantation historically consisted of 1,547 acres amassed by Andrew Jackson Lane, a wealthy Hancock County planter. The plantation was one of the largest in the county, and is associa... More
Sandstone Quarry - An aerial view of a dirt road in the desert
Public domain photograph - historical image of Nevada, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Luck Co. stone quarry, Manassas, Virginia
Digital image produced by Carol M. Highsmith to represent her original film transparency; some details may differ between the film and the digital images. Title, date, and keywords provided by the photographer.... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More
Vulcan Materials Company limestone quarry, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Title, date, subject note, and keywords provided by the photographer. Credit line: The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Phot... More