Sturgeon Bay Quarry at Robert Bible blog

Sturgeon Bay Quarry. the quarries of the bay made it possible to take the cheapest and most abundant natural resource of the area and. in this video you will see and hear a narrated history of the olde stone. by 1917 the breakwaters and piers of almost every harbor around lake michigan had been constructed in part. john leathem and thomas smith established this dolomite quarry at the mouth of sturgeon bay in 1893. By 1898, four quarries operated here: later in the 19th century, sturgeon bay became a center of stone quarrying, with five quarries shipping limestone to many ports throughout the region for harbor improvements. Approximately 5 miles northwest of the city of sturgeon bay at 4879 bay shore drive / county highway b. with its limestone bluffs so close to water, sturgeon bay was an ideal location for this business. then in 1903, there was a merger of two quarries in sturgeon bay, bringing the number of active companies.

then in 1903, there was a merger of two quarries in sturgeon bay, bringing the number of active companies. with its limestone bluffs so close to water, sturgeon bay was an ideal location for this business. later in the 19th century, sturgeon bay became a center of stone quarrying, with five quarries shipping limestone to many ports throughout the region for harbor improvements. by 1917 the breakwaters and piers of almost every harbor around lake michigan had been constructed in part. john leathem and thomas smith established this dolomite quarry at the mouth of sturgeon bay in 1893. Approximately 5 miles northwest of the city of sturgeon bay at 4879 bay shore drive / county highway b. the quarries of the bay made it possible to take the cheapest and most abundant natural resource of the area and. in this video you will see and hear a narrated history of the olde stone. By 1898, four quarries operated here:

Old Limestone Quarry Sturgeon Bay, WI Minespotter

Sturgeon Bay Quarry with its limestone bluffs so close to water, sturgeon bay was an ideal location for this business. the quarries of the bay made it possible to take the cheapest and most abundant natural resource of the area and. by 1917 the breakwaters and piers of almost every harbor around lake michigan had been constructed in part. later in the 19th century, sturgeon bay became a center of stone quarrying, with five quarries shipping limestone to many ports throughout the region for harbor improvements. with its limestone bluffs so close to water, sturgeon bay was an ideal location for this business. By 1898, four quarries operated here: then in 1903, there was a merger of two quarries in sturgeon bay, bringing the number of active companies. Approximately 5 miles northwest of the city of sturgeon bay at 4879 bay shore drive / county highway b. john leathem and thomas smith established this dolomite quarry at the mouth of sturgeon bay in 1893. in this video you will see and hear a narrated history of the olde stone.