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Stone Exposure Test Wall

United States Department of Commerce

National Bureau of Standards

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE • Charles Sawyer, Secretary NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS • E. U. Condon, DiTcctor

Stone Exposure Test Wall

Daniel W. Kessler and R. E. Anderson

Building Materials and Structures Report 125

Issued September 20, 1951

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Foreword

The exposure test wall was built at the National Bureau of Standards in

connection with a long-time project to study the action of various weathering

agents affecting stone masonry. The project is a cooperative investigation

between the National Bureau of Standards and Committee C-18 on Natural

Building Stones of the American Society for Testing Materials.

This report sets forth problems on weathering, discoloration, and certain

construction features. The four tables will serve as a permanent record of the

individual samples in the wall. It is proposed to make detaile(i studies on

the various materials as weathering becomes apparent and to issue additional

reports when the data are available.

E. U. Condon, Director.

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Contents

Page Foreword Ill

1. Introduction 1

2. Construction features 1

3. Orientation and exposure conditions ^

4. Arrangement of stones in wall 3

5. Problems under study 3

6. Methods of study 6

6.1. Weathering effects 6

6.2. Color changes 6

6.3. Dimensional changes 7

6.4. Warpage 7

7. Maintenance of records 7

8. Catalog of stones in wall 7

8.1. Explanation of tables 1 and 2 7

8.2. Explanation of table 3 7

8.3. Stones in back and ends of wall 8

IV
Stone Exposure Test Wall

Daniel W. Kessler and R. E. Anderson

A test wall was built at the National Bureau of Standards during the months of September,

October, and November 1948 in a plot set aside on the Bureau grounds for weathering tests of structural materials. The wall contains 2,059 samples of stone in the front, or south face, and

293 in the back and ends; of these, 2,032 were domestic stones supplied by 47 States, and

320 were foreign samples supplied by 16 countries. Stones in the east half of the south face are -set in lime mortar with the exception of those

in the base. All other stones in the wall are set in a portland cement mortar with a small

addition of whiting. The core of the wall is of concrete, reinforced with steel bars. The wall contains 30 distinct types of stones, some of which are not commonly used for building purposes. There are many varieties of the usual types, such as marble, limestone,

sandstone, and granite. The variations in composition or physical properties, such as strength,

porosity, and density, will be of value in studying the relation between such properties and

weather resistance. The main problem is to determine the nature and relative severity of the various agents

that cause deterioration and how they affect different stones. Certain structural features of the

wall, such as length changes, warpage, back waterproofing, and grade waterproofing, are being

studied in relation to weathering and discolorations on the stonework. Each block is identified by a number determined by its position in the wall. This eliminates the necessity of frequent relabeling. The various samples are described under the wall numbers in tables that give specific information on location of stone deposits, classification, color, texture, and geological age, when known.

1. Introduction

During the latter part of 1942, the National

Museum in Washington, D. C. found it necessary

to seek more working space, and it was decided to

discard a large collection of building stones that

had been assembled over a period of 60 years. A

committee was appointed to consider whether or not any worthwhile use could be made of the

collection. It was decided that a study of actual

weathering on such a great variety of stones would

afford valuable information. A plan was worked

out for building a test wall at the National Bureau

of Standards as a cooperative study between this

Bureau and Committee C-18 of the American

Society for Testing Materials.

The collection was stored at the National

Bureau of Standards until the end of World War

II, when the work of sorting, identifying, and

trimming was started. The sizes, shapes, and finishes were such that a

great deal of time was required to recut many of the blocks before a logical design for the wall could

be worked out. The original collection was supplemented with several larger blocks of granite,

marble, limestone, sandstone, and greenstone

supplied from present-day quarries. Test speci- mens i were cored or sawed from all of the new

and many of the old blocks before the wall was

built. These specimens were taken from the back

portions of blocks, at least three inches from the

faces to be exposed to the weather. A considerable

number of the original samples had rough faces

that had to be removed. The cuttings were labeled

and retained for future use in determining the

nature of weathering processes. The test wall was built at the National Bureau

of Standards during September, October, and

November of 1948 in a plot set aside by the Bureau

for weathering tests of structural materials. Since

the weathering of stone is usually a slow process,

it is evident that the test should extend over a

period of many years. The ultimate value will depend upon how future generations follow

through in analyzing the results. The findings are expected to lead to the formulation of improved

durability tests and specifications for masonry,

which should result in more satisfactory buildings

from the standpoint of economy and artistic appearance. Some useful information on discolorations and weathering of certain stones has already

been obtained.

Aside from the objectives stated, this wall will serve to preserve a valuable collection of building

stones, and the catalog of samples should be useful as a reference for builders in determining what

kinds of stones are available in many localities.

2. Construction Features

The wall is approximately 37 ft. 9 in. long, 12 ft. 10 in. high, 2 ft. thick at the bottom and 1 ft. at

1 In this report, each blork is considered as a sample from a particular deposit of stone. Smaller pieces cut from a block for testing are called specimens
Figure 1. Soiitk face and went end of exposure te&t wall. Photographed 1 month after erection.

the top. The south face, shown in figure 1, in- cludes a granite base, Umestone coping, marble

quoins on the west end, and sandstone quoins on

the east end. The photograph of the wall was

taken 1 month after its completion, and shows the

south face and west end. The stone facing varies

in thickness, most of the blocks below course 5 being 5 in. or more thick and above course 4, 4 in. or less. The divider strip extends 8 in. into

the wall. A record of the dimensions of all blocks

in the south face is maintained in the files. The

wall is built on a concrete foundation which ex- tends 30 in. below grade. Grade waterproofings

under the base course are fl) two layers of '^i in. Virginia slate, laid with broken joints in cement

mortar under base blocks IB, 2B, 3B, 15B, 16B,

and 17B; (2) one layer of 18-oz. copper under base

blocks 7B, SB, 9B, lOB, and IIB. Both slate and copper extend 18 in. into the wall and the in- tervening sections of the base course have no

grade waterproofing. The stonework was built

up in sections about 2 ft. high, after which the

concrete backing was poured to this level. The back of the stone facing above the copper

grade waterproofing was treated with a brush coat

of asphalt emulsion, which was allowed to dry before the concrete was poured. The concrete backing was reinforced as shown in figure 2, and per- forated 18-gage galvanized iron strips were used

at frequent intervals to tie the stone facing to the concrete backing. The locations of these strips are also shown in these figures.

The stone-setting mortar used in the front of the wall was of two kinds. All stones above the

base in the east half were set in a 1 :3 lime mortar,

using a high calcium hydrate. The other parts,

including the stonework on the back of the wall, were set in a 1:0.4:3 portland cement, whiting,

and sand mortar. All stones set in lime mortar

were wedged at front and back to prevent settling

and the wedges were left in place for about a week

before removal. The consistency of the mortars was judged by the mason arid both mortars had

excellent workability. The vertical joints were poured full, and for these a creamy consistency was used. All joints in the south face of the wall were raked out to a depth of 1 inch before the

mortar had set. After all stones in this part of the wall had been set, the joints were pointed with

mortar of the same mixtures as those used in the

setting, i.e., lime mortar for the right half and

cement mortar for the rest. A pointing tool of rounded contour was used to obtain slightly con- cave joints.
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The back of the wall has two set-backs, the

tops of which are covered with thin stones forming

water tables; the first, or lower table, with two

varieties of sandstone flagging, and the second

with 37 small marble slabs. Up to the first water

table, the back of the wall is concrete except for 23

blocks of granite, which were set in the concrete when it was being poured. Between the first and

second water tables, the wall is faced with sandstone and granite. Some of the stone facing on the

back is of thin slabs for testing discoloration

effects. The ends of the wall are faced with sandstone,

limestone, and granite of miscellaneous sizes and

shapes. Under the vertical joints between the

marble slabs forming the second water table, thin

pieces of slate were set to prevent leakage and

discoloration of the stone below.

Wherever metal strips were used to anchor the

stone facing to the backing, they were set into the

back parts of the stone joints with cement mortar

like that used in the left half of the wall. It was

necessary to build up the backs of a few thin slabs

of stone facing with brick in order to support the

thicker blocks above. The locations of these brick

back-ups are shown in figure 2. The wall was built by the Louis Perna Co. of Washington, D. C, with one mason, Vincent Di

Benedeto, setting all the stonework. He was an

exceptionally careful workman and took a special

interest in doing a thorough job. William Amoroso,

who had charge of the work, devised several ex- periments of his own on the back of the wall. The contractor supplied most of the stone for this

face. 3. Orientation and Exposure

Conditions

The wall faces south, and most of the stonework

is exposed to sunlight except for a short time early

in the morning and for a somewhat longer period

in the afternoon, when it is shaded by trees. The elevation of the test plot is about 400 ft. and

the wall is near the top of a hill. Temperatures

vary from -15° to 106° F, and the average annual

temperature is about 56° F. Several days of snow

and sleet may occur during 5 months of the year, the annual precipitation averaging about 40 in. Humidity is high during the summer months. The

exposure plot is about 120 miles from the ocean,

hence, salt air is not an appreciable weathering

agent. There are few industrial plants within 40

miles, the immediate vicinity being mainly

residential. Fuels used for domestic heating are mainly natural gas, oil, and coal. It is believed

that the atmospheric polution from these fuels constitutes an important weathering agent.

4. Arrangement of Stones in Wall

Most of the stones from the National Museum

varied in size from 4- to 12-in. cubes. Figure 2

shows the general arrangement of different sizes,

the larger blocks being placed in the lower courses and the smaller ones above. In order to add to the

stability and appearance, a sufficient number of

larger blocks were collected from present-day

producers to construct a granite base with marble

quoins on the left, sandstone quoins on the right,

and a coping of limestone. As one feature of the

test was to determine the performance of stone when set in two types of mortar, the wall was

divided into two equal parts with a divider strip of greenstone. For these border blocks, stones from

different districts were used insofar as this was

feasible. Each block of granite in the base represents a different district, quarry, or distinct

grade. The marble quoins represent 5 districts and 11 grades; the sandstone quoins, 7 districts

and 9 grades ; and the coping blocks 5 districts and

17 grades.

Above course 4, the stones were segregated as

to type in order to study the effects of certain

combinations. In the two upper end portions, the

dolomites and magnesian limestones were used.

Below these, calcitic stones were set. In a large area of the top central part, other calcitic stones were placed, and below them siliceous varieties were set in a large area. The stones were set in

these combinations in order to study the effects of

different mineral compositions on each other,

particularly the effect on calcites set under

magnesian stones and siliceous materials under

calcites. As a considerable number of colors occur in each

type of stone, it was not possible to secure any

logical color arrangement.

5. Problems under Study

A considerable number of problems involving

weathering of various types and varieties of stone, as well as certain structural features of the wall, are being studied. Although all blocks in the wall

are subjected to essentially the same external

weathering, there are variations in the conditions

resulting from: (1) the positions with respect to waterproofing materials, (2) the distance from

the ground, (3) the distance from top or ends,

(4) the setting of stones in different mortars. There are enough similar stones in various positions to throw some light on all of these problems.

In stone structures, two aspects of weathering

are important: (1) color changes, (2) disintegration. Colors may change because of fading or by becoming concealed by a weathered film on the surface. Discolorations that are caused by a deposit

of grime on the surface or stains penetrating from

external sources are not usually considered as weathering phenomena.

Among the more severe weathering agents that

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action, temperature changes, crystallization of

salts in the pores, atmospheric acids and chemical

alterations of the mineral constituents. Chemical

changes that result in oxidation, hydration, or

sulfation may cause expansion of certain mineral

constituents and produce stresses within the stone. Temperature effects are believed to be important

for certain crystalline stones that are composed of

two or more minerals having different rates of ex- pansion and also for those stones in which the

minerals expand at different rates along different

crystallographic directions. Differential expansions between surface layers and the stone at some

depth beneath the surface due to moisture or temperature gradients are sometimes thought to accelerate deterioration.

Some of the specific questions that may be an- swered are as follows:

1. Does the presence of large pores in certain

poorly cemented stones, like the shell stones, contribute to frost resistance?

2. Will the rather poorly cemented siliceous

stones, like the tuffs, resist the weather conditions

of a moderately severe and humid climate?

3. Do dense limestones suffer from the same

kinds of weathering as more porous ones?

4. If frost action is the chief weathering agent

for sandstone, does the amount of porosity determine the order of durability of such stones?

5. To what extent do the capillary properties

of different stones determine the migration of

salts in masonry?

6. To what extent does the presence of watersoluble salts in masonry affect different kinds of

stone?

7. Does the composition or concentration of

salts in masonry influence the rate of weathering?

8. If heating and cooling is the main cause of

destruction in marble, do differences in the way

individual crystals are joined together determine

differences in durability?

9. If the acid condition of the air is the chief cause of weathering for granite, do slight differ- ences in mineral constituents determine the order

of durability for different granites?

10. What mineral constituents contribute to weathering by chemical alterations?

11. Do combinations such as calcites and

dolomites in masonry result in more rapid weathering than when the masonry is all of one type?

12. What combinations of mineral constitu- ents in stone are unstable because they undergo

chemical alterations?

13. What is the nature and source of discolorations?

14. Do iron particles imbedded in the back

face of thin granite veneer (deposited from the

gang saws) result in discolorations of the exposed

face in masonry?

15. To what extent does the nature of the

setting mortar affect weathering and discoloration?

16. Does a grade waterproofing under granite near the ground prevent discoloration or weathering of the stone?

17. Does a water barrier between the stone

facing and concrete backing reduce discolorations on the stone?

18. How effective is a thin piece of slate under

vertical joints in preventing leakage and dis- colorations on the masonry below?

19. Does thermal expansion of blocks result

in permanent or residual changes in dimensions of masonry?

20. Is stone at the corners of buildings subject to more severe weathering than in the center

of a wall?

6. Methods of Study

6.1. Weathering Effects

Until weathering effects approach destruction,

the studies will be confined to surface examinations. After deterioration reaches an advanced

stage, the plan is to remove the affected blocks

from the wall for various physical, chemical, and

microscopic studies to determine the cause and

extent of weathering. There is evidence that

stones differing considerably in composition or physical makeup may suffer deterioration from

quite different kinds of weather action. The most

important phase of the study is to identify the

principal causes of deterioration for different

groups with respect to mineral composition,

physical structure, porosity, capillary properties,

etc.

6.2. Color Changes

Discolorations on masonry include the following variations: (1) accumulation of grime on the

surface, (2) stains penetrating from exterior sources,

(3) stains originating in the masonry itself, and

(4) changes in color due to weathering processes.

It is expected that some useful information on

these phases of the subject can be obtained by

observations and comparisons. It may also be

desirable to determine, by experiment, whether or not various kinds of discoloration can be easily

removed.

A large portion of the stonework set in each

kind of mortar was entirely free from stain al- though occasional blocks stained badly in a short

period of time and streaked downward on the

mortar and stones below. Such performance seems

to indicate that the staining matter exuded from

the stone. Where a sufficient amount of the

original sample is available, experiments may determine what conditions will reproduce the stain. If the stain can be reproduced by leaching the sample

with weak alkaline solutions, it will be evident

that the staining matter is in the stone itself.
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6.3. Dimensional Changes

There is evidence that thermal expansion may

cause permanent increases in the over-all dimensions of masonry. In order to study the changes in

dimensions of various parts of the wall due to weathering, reference plugs were set into the base,

the coping, and courses 2, 4, and 9. The plugs

are made of brass round, diameter and 2

in. long, and are threaded the entire length. They

are set with cement mortar into 1-in. holes drilled

in the stone with a diamond-core drill. A f «-in. hole in each plug serves as a reference mark. The

ends of the plugs are flush with the exposed face

of the stonework, but the mortar holding them in

place is recessed about in. Brass caps are used

to protect the ends of the reference plugs. The

length of the base course is carefully measured

with a precision steel tape, and that of higher

courses is obtained with a- transit. The transit is set in front of each vertical line of plugs, leveled,

and the vertical cross wire set on the left edge of

the hole in the base plug. The telescope is then

raised to each reference mark above, and the dis- tances from the cross wire to the reference mark

read on a millimeter scale. The lengths of the

upper courses can then be computed. Comparisons of subsequent measurements with the

original will show whether changes have occurred.

6.4. Warpage

If differential expansions between the facing

and backing materials occur, the wall will probably warp. To determine whether warpage is taking place and to what extent, periodic measure- ments are being made. For this, a transit and two

especially constructed pins, inserted into the

holes of the reference plugs at the ends of course 2, are used. The smaller portion of each pin fits snugly into the hole of the reference plug and the

larger, or projecting portion, is notched at a dis- tance of 1 o in. from the shoulder that forms the

junction between the two parts of the pin. The

transit is set up in line with the notches about 15

ft. from one end of the wall. The vertical wire of the telescope determines a plane parallel to the

face of the wall. A millimeter scale with the zero end held on the center of various blocks in courses

2, 4, and 7 is read through the transit and the dis- tances recorded. Comparison of subsequent readings with the original indicates the amount of

warpage.

7. Maintenance of Records

A sealed box, made of stainless steel, is set into a vault in the back of the wall for safe storage of records. In addition to the original records set forth in this paper, certain other information of

possible use will be filed therein. Photographs of

the wall, showing the original appearance by close- up views and color reproductions, as well as copies

of subsequent observations, measurements, and

test data, will be stored in this box. Small samples

of many stones in the face of the wall will be stored

for future comparison with the weathered stones.

8. Catalog of Stones in Wall

8.1. Explanation of tables 1 and 2

The listing of domestic samples in table 1 is in- tended to facilitate the location of specific materials in the wall when the source and type are known. The arrangement follows the alphabetical order: first, of States supplying the samples;

second, of types under each State; and third, of

specific source names that are shown in column 1. The left (west) half of the south face is indicated

in the wall numbers by the L and the right half

(east) by R. The listing of foreign stones in table

2 follows the same arrangement. The foreign stones were more limited in number than the

domestic, and no attempt was made to subdivide

the countries into political subdivisions, although

provinces are stated when known.

To identify a particular stone in the wall when

the type and source are known, for instance,

"Golden Vein Yule" marble from Marble, Colo.,

table 1 should be consulted by first locating the

state, then the type (in this case marble) and

finally under this type group, the name of the town that supplied the sample. Opposite

the name of the town, six wall numbers appear, the last two being 1L13 and 1R13. The first number signifies the course, counting from the

base upward, L13 indicates the 13th block from

the left, and R13 the 13th block from the right. In counting from either left or right, the quoin

(end stone) should be disregarded. The number

of courses is determined by the quoins, there being 14 courses in addition to the base course and

coping (top course). Above course 4, there are two

rows of small stones to the course, the upper one

being designated A and the lower one B. Thus,

5LA7 means the 7th block from the left quoin of course 5 upper row, and 6RB9, the 9th stone from

the right quoin in course 6, lower row. Base blocks

are designated IB to 17B, numbered from left to

right. The coping blocks are likewise designated

IC to 17C in the same order. Quoins on the left are designated IQL to 14QIj, and those on the

right, IQR to 14QR, numbered from bottom to

top. The divider strips are called ID, 2D, and

3D, from bottom to top.

An asterisk after the description of a stone indi- cates that it has been used for building or other

purposes. Important trade names are stated and

enclosed in quotation marks.

8.2. Explanation of table 3

To identify a particular stone in the wall when

the type and source are not know, it will be

necessary to determine the wall number by actual
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count. When this number is found (e.g., 7RB35),

table 3 should be consulted. This number can be

found easily, because the courses and wall numbers are listed in sequence. Opposite the wall

number the designation "conglomerate from

Massachusetts" appears. More complete information may be found in table 1 under Massachusetts

conglomerates, where the sample is described as "Pudding Stone" from Dorchester.

In determining the wall numbers, it will often

be helpful to consult fig. 2. In this figure, several

of the more prominent blocks show the count numbers, which may be used to avoid counting from

the end blocks. It should be remembered that

these numbers are obtained by starting with the

block next to the quoin and counting toward the

middle.

In table 3, the base, coping, quoin, and divider stones are listed after those in courses 1 to 14.

8.3. Stones in Back and Ends of Wall

Stones in the back face and ends of the wall are

of random sizes and were not set in continuous

courses like those in the south face. The identification numbers of the blocks are shown in figure

3, and descriptions are given in table 4. In order

to simplify the process of finding specific materials

m the wall, the locations are divided into 5 sec- tions: section S-1 includes all blocks in and below

the first or lower water table except those numbered in the end sections; section S-2 includes all stones in and below the second water table down

to section S-1; S-3 includes all above the second

water table but not the coping stones. The end

stones include those showing on the ends and not

numbered on the south face. Those blocks that can be seen on the ends and also on the back are numbered only as end stones. Blocks on the east end are given consecutive numbers starting from

the base and followed by the letters EE, and those on the west end are numbered in the same way,

followed by the letters WE.

Some of the stones on the back of the wall were

given certain treatments on the back surfaces before setting. Such stones are designated by numbers in parenthesis following the wall numbers.

Notes in the legends of figure 3 describe the treat- ments.

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall

(For identification of samples in wall see section 8, 1. Geological terms are capitalized, trade names are enclosed in quotation marks, and a star (*) at end of line signifies that the stone has been used commercially.) Column 1 Co County. Cr Creek. E East. Ft Fort.

Isl Island. Mt Mountain. N North. Nr Near. S South. Spgs Springs. St Saint. Sta station. Twp Township. W West.

Abbreviations Column 3

argil argillaceous. bitum bituminous.

calc calcite. calk calcareous. Carb Carboniferous. Cret Cretaceous.

cryst crystalline. dendr dendritic. ferrug ferruginous.

fossil fossiliterous. gr grain. L Lower. Lt light. med medium. mg magnesian.

Sil Silurian. Trias Triassic. U Upper.

Specific source Wall No. Description

Specific source Wall No.

1 Description

Alabama Limestone

See also S-3, 4 and SEE in table 4 Alabama Sandstone

9RB34

9LB36

Yellow, coarso-gr, porous, ferrug.* Gray, fine-gr, compact.* 12LB39 Bluish-gray, fine gr, compact, L. Sil. 7RA8 Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil. 7LA7 Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact, cryst. 13RB46 Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, fossil. 2C Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, oolitic*

Dickson

Florence Leighton Rockwood

Alaska Marble

See samples S-2, 145 and S-2, 151 of table 4 Do

Do

16C 13RA47

13LA47

12LA37 12RB40 7RA9

Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, oolitic* Lt-gray, fine-gr, i)orous, oolitic* Cut from same block as 13RA47.

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, conpact, semicryst. Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous, tertiary. Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil- bearing.*

Arizona Marble Do

Trinity Bowie 14RB24

14LB23 10LA22 10RA21

White, dark-veined, coarsely cryst. Do.

Lt drab and yellow mottled onyx. Cut from same block as 10LA22.

Turks Cave Do

Tuscumbia Nr. Phoenix Do

Alabama Marble

(See also S-2, 152 and S-2, 167 of table 4) Arizona Sandstone

Flagstaff Prescott Do

8LA38

9LA33 9RA35

9RB33

8LB38

Red, fine-gr, compact.* Red, coarse-gr, compact.* Do.

Lt-red, fine-gr, compact.*

Pinkish, fine-gr, porous.*

Gantt's Quarry . . Do 2LQ

4LQ

4LA10 4RA10

12LB38

12L40 12RA37 12RB39

12R41 13LB46

White, fine-gr calc, "Cream A".*

White, fine-gr calc, "PenteUic A".*

White, dark parallel veins, fine-gr calc* Cut from same block as 4LA10.

White, dark parallel veins, fine-gr, calc* Cut from same block as 12LB38.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do

Do Do

Do

Do

Do Arizona Volcanic Tuff Do

Do Kirkland 8RA38 Grav, fine-gr, volcanic tuff.* Do Do 7LA36 Do.
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Specific source Wall No. Description

Arkansas Ijimestone See also S-3, 7, 10, 26EFi, and 32WE of table 4 Colorado Marble

See also S-2, 161 of table 4 11RB22 Grayish-white, fine-gr, compact.

Arkansa"! Mfirble Canon City Do

MarbleDo

10LB5 10RB5 9RA4

9LA3

14I,A23 14LA24

1L13 1R13

Buff and pink, fine-gr, calc, travertine."^ Cut from same block as 10LB5.

Bluish-gray, finc-gr, calc. White, fine-gr, calc. White, golden-veined, med-gr, calc. White, dark-veined, med-gr, calc. White, yellow-veined, med-gr, calc*, "Golden Vein Yule". Do.

Nr. Batesv ille .... Batesville 7RA10

lOLQ 7LA8

Nearly black, fine-gr, calc. Mottled gray and while, fine-gr, calc*

Dull-brown, white-spotted, crinoidal.* Sugar Orchard

Cr., Boone Co. , Do

Do

Do

Arkansas Quartzite Do

Bald Knob 11LB27 Buff, fine-gr, compact.* Colorado Quartzite

California Basalt Pitkin 5LB31 White, very fine and compact.*

Bridgeport Petaluma 5LB29 5RA29

Gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.* Colorado Sandstone

California Granite Fremont Co. 10LB38 8LA33

6LB33

8LB33 7RA31

7LB31

10RB32

7LA31 8RB33

6RA33 7RB31

8RA33

6LA33

Buff, fine-gr, porous.*

Pale-pink, fine-gr, compact.* Do.

Lt-olive, fine-gr, porous.*

Ijt-gray, fine-gr, porous.*

Buff, gray-banded, fine-gr, compact,

calk.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, calk.* Lt-gray, rust-spotted, fine-gr, porous,

Cret.*

Brick-red, fine-gr, porous.*

I,t-red, laminated, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-red, fine-gr, compact.*

Pink, fine-gr, porous.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, calk.*

5RA30

5LA29

Dark-olive, black-spotted, med-gr, hornblende.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.*

Buckhorn Do

Canon City Coal Creek

Fort Collins California Marble

See also S-2, 142 to 144 of table 4 Do

Do

Colfax 12LA2 Dark-gray, fine-gr, mg.* Do

Greeley Longmont

California Sandstone

Trinidad

Alameda

Angel Island Haywards

Livermore

6RB30

7RA29

6RA31

7LB29

7LA29

6LA31

6LB31 7RB28

Lt-brown, coarse-gr, porous. Gray, fine-gr, porous.* Brown, med-gr, porous.* Gray, fine-gr, porous.* Gray, fine-gr, compact.

Buff, coarse-gr, compact.*

Pink, med-gr, compact.*

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, porous.

Colorado Tuff

Do

San Jose Castle Rock 6RB33 Lt-gray, fine-gr, rhyolite.* Do

Connecticut Conglomerate

California Tuff

Cordelia 5LB28 5RB30

Gray, coarse andesite.* Dull-red, fine-gr, compact, basalt.* Portland 5RA34 Brownish-purple, porous, Trias.* Lordsburg

Connecticut Diabase Colorado Diorite

Monarch 5RB32 Greenish-gray, fine-gr.* New Haven 5RB35 Dark-gray, fine-gr, Mesozoic*

Colorado Granite See also S-2, 53, and S-2, 100 of table 4 Connecticut Gneiss

Georgetown 6RB32

5RA32

5LB32

5LA32

5LA31

Gray, med-gr, porphyritic, biotite. Gray, pink-spotted, med-gr,

porphyritic biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite.*

Lt-red, coarse-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr biotite.

Lawson Do

Platte Canon

Ansonia

Bolton

6RB35

5RA36 9RA31

10LB35 6RA36

6LA36

7LB33

5LB35

5LA34

ILl 5LA35

10LB34 7LB34

Gray, fine-gr, compact, muscovitebiotite.* Gray, coarse, biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, hornblendebiotite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, hornlilende-biotite.* Do.

Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, hornblende-biotite.* Dark-gray, med-gr, hornblende-biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, hornblende-biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite-muscovite.*

Salida Branford

E. Killingly

Colorado Limestone Gastonbury

Greenwich Haddam

Morrison 9RA3

13RB27 13RB26 9LA4

Lt-red, fine-gr, porous, laminated.*

Dull-pink, coarse-gr, compact,

seraicryst.* Black, fine-gr, compact.*

Dark, white-mottled, fine-gr, compact.

Lyme

Middletown Do Milford

Pitkin N. Bridgeport ...Roxbury Do Sterling
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Wall No. Description

ConnPCticut Granite

Rpynold's Bridge Roxbury

6LB37 6LB36

6LA37

IRl

1I>2 1R2: 4LB20

1L3 6RA35

1R3

1L4 1R4

1L5 inRB33

14B 1R5 6RB36 7RB33

5RA35

5RB36 7RB34

Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, porphyritic biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Pink and black-mottled, med-gr,

biotite. rink and gray, fine-gr, biotite. Pink, dork-mottled, coarse-gr, biotite. IMnk, coarse-gr, biotite. Pink and black, fine-gr, muscovitebiotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Brownish-gray, fine-gr, biotite. Pink and gray, fine-gr, muscovitebiotite. Tjt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotit''. Lt-brownish-gray, fine-gr, biotite- muscovite. Red, coarse-gr, biotite.^ Pink and bulT, coarse, biotite gneiss, "Mt. Coral".*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite-mnscovite.* Grav, fine-gr, biotite.* Do. Do.

i Gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.*

Connecticut Limestone

Shetlerville Do

7LA9 7RA11Drab, med-gr, compact.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Connecticut Marble

E. Canaan Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Falls Village

13RA9

14LA11

2L13 2R13 13LA9 14RA11

llRBll

Bluish-white, coarse-gr, dolomite.* White, dark-clouded, coarse-gr, dolomite.* White, brown-spotted, coarse-gr, dolomite. Cut from same block as 2L13.

Water-blue, granular dolomite.* Do.

White, granular-cryst dolomite.*

Connecticut Sandstone

Cromwell

E. Haven

Fair Haven Do

Manchester

Portland Do

Do

Do

Do

7LA33

8LA3.'5 lORQ

14RQ

8LB35

8RB3.5 8RA35

7RA33

4LG 4R6

Purplish-brown, med-gr, porous, muscovite, Trias.* Brown, coarse-gr, porous, Trias.* Brown, coarse, porous, arkose, "Fair Haven Granite".* Do.

Red, fine-gr, porous, Trias.* Purplish-brown, med-gr, porous, muscovite, Trias.* Purplish-brown, tine-gr, compact, Trias. Do. Brown, medium-gr, compact, Trias.* Cut from same block as 4L6.

Delaware Gneiss

Wilmington Do

Brandywine

5RB46

4RB16

4LB]fi

Dark-gray, fine-gr, augite-hornblende.*

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, augite- hornblende. Dark-gray, inediuni-gr.

Delaware Marble

Hockespin 11RA9 White, coarse-gr, dolomite.*

Specific source Wall No. Descriotion

Florida Coquina

St. Augustine Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

4LA19 4RA19

12LA28 12RA27

12LA29 12RA28

Lt-bufT, coarse, highly porous, calk

shell-stone. Cut from same block as 4LA19.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Florida Sandstone

Suwannee River . , 9LA44 Nearly white, porous, coarsely

vesicular, phosphatic.

Florida Limestone

See also S-2, 120, and 27EE of table 4

7LA10 Nearly white, porous, friable, oolitic.

Georgia Gneiss

5RA31 j Dark-gray, fine-gr, hornblende-biotite.*

Georgia Granite

See also S 2, 83 of table 4

Elberton .

Ogelsby. .

Blue-gray, med-gr, biotite, "Elberton Blue Diamond".*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite.

Georgia Marble

See also S-2, 146 to 1.50 and 168 of table 4

Catoosa Co

TateDo. . . Do. . . Do. . . Do. . . Do . . . Do. . . Do. . . Do . . . Do. . . Do . . . Hollv Spgs.

IILAIO 7RA12

7LA11

13LB37 13RB34 4LB10 4RA11

4LA11 6LQ

8LQ

12LQ

14LQ

.^RBSl

Purplish-gray, fine-gr, dolomote.*

Pink, eoarsely-cryst, L. Sil, ealc. Do. White dark-clouded, coarse-gr, L.

Sil. calc. Do.

Pink, black-veined, coarse-gr, L. Sil. calc. White, dark clouds, coarse-gr, calc* Cut from the same block as 4RA11.

Bluish-gray, coarse-gr, calc, "Cherokee".*

Do. Do.

Do.

Green, fine-gr, serpentine.*

Idaho Sandstone

See also S 2, 8, S 2, 132, and 23EE of table 4

9RA43 Buff-colored, coarse-gr, porous.*

Illinois Dolomite

Aurora .... Chicago. . . . Do

Do

JoiletDo

Do

Do

Do

Kankakee.

.

Lemont . . . . Do

DoDo

Do

Sag's Bridge

Saline

14LA2 14LB4 12RA3 14RB3

14RA2

14LA3 llRBl

12LA3 13RB2 14RB4

13RA2

11RA3

12LB3 13LB2

13LA2

14RA4. 14RA3

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Dark-drab, fine-gr, cellular, compact,

U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil. Gray, black-spotted, coarse-gr, compact, bitum.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Do.

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Do.

Nearly white, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.' Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil, L. Garb.*
11. Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Desoriiition

Illinois Limestone

12RB34 Do SLA11 12RB4

Chester 13RB40 Do 8RA10

13RB39

13LB42

12LA31 Do 12RA30

Jonesborough 8RA12 Do 12LA32

Kinderhook 8LA12

Quincy 13LA42 Do 12RA4

8RA11

13RB38

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Gray, medium-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, fino-gr, compact, fossil, L. Garb.* Gray, dark-streaks, med-gr, compact,

fossil, L. Garb.*

Lt-grav med-gr, finely fossil, compact

L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, fine-ifr, porous, fossil-bearing L. Garb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Sil.* Gut from the same block as 12L.^31.

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic* Do.

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, semicryst. Garb.*

Yellow, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact, mg, fossil. Tit-gray, med-gr, compact,

fossilbearing.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Illinois Sandstone

Carbondale. . Do

Chester Do

Pinckneyville Xenia

9LA43 9RA41

9LA42

9LA41 9LA40 9RA42

Lt purplish-brown, fine-gr, porous.* Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous.* Yellowish-brown, fine-gr, porous, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, L. Garb.* Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous, I*. Garb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous. Coal

Measures.*

Indiana Dolomite

Anderson . . . Bluffton . . . . Decatur . . . Eaton

Greensburgh

Logansport

Longwood. .

Montpelier.

St. Paul . . . Wabash. . . .

14RA1 14RB1

12RB1

12LB1 12LA1 14LA1

llLBl

14LB1

llLAl llRAl

Drab, fine-gr, compact, Niagara.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Dark, mottled, coarse-gr, compact,

Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil. Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, Niagara.*

Yellowish, mottled, fine-gr, compact,

cellular.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, Niagara.*

Lt-yellowish, fine-gr, compact,

Niagara.*

Indiana Limestone

See also S-1, S-2, S-3, EE and WE of table 4

Avoca 8RA14

12LB35 Do 12RB36 Do 8RA13 Do 12RA1 Do 13RB42 Do 14C

Bloomington 6G Do 7C Do 8G Do IOC

Corydon 12LA34 Do 12RA35

EUettsville 8RA16

Fort Ritner 8LA13

Greencastle 8LA15 Kokomo 8LA14

5C Do lie

N. Vernon 13RB41

Oakalla 12RA34

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, oolitic*

Tyt-gray, fine-gr, porous, oolitic* Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic* Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, mg, oolitic, L. Garb.* Dark-gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, L. Carb.* Gray, coarse, porous, oolitic, "Grade B".*

Gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, "Select Gray".* Gray and buff, med-gr, porous,

oolitic, "Variegated".*

Buff, med-gr, porous, oolitic, "Standard Buff".* Gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, "Select Gray".* Nearly white, fine-gr, compact, oolitic. Do.

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, bitum,

L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, L. Garb.,

oolitic* Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, cryst, L. Garb.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, bitum.* Gray and bull, med-gr, porous,

oolitic, "Variegated".* Gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, "Standard Gray".*

Dark-streaked, fine-gr, compact,

Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil, L. Garb.

Specific source Wall No.

Oakdale . . . Owens Co.

Do

Do

Putnamville SalemDo ... . Do

Do

Spencer . . .

Do

Stinesville. .

14RB12

6C

12C

13G

8RA1.5 12LB36 12RA32 4RB12

4LB12

12RA33

12LA35 10RB14

Description

Lt-gray, fino-gr, compact, Niagara.* Gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, "Select Gray".*

Buff, med-gr, cellular oolitic, "Rustic Buff".*

Buff, coarse, cellular, oolitic, "Old Gothic".* Gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.,

siliceous.* Dark, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, L. Carb.,

oolitic* Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, L. Garb.,

oolitic. Do.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, L. Garb., bitum.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, fossil- bearing, bitum.*

Indiana Sandstone

Attica Gannelton French Lick Twp

Do . . . Paoli Williamsport . . . .

9RB40

9LA38

9LB40

9LA39 9RB39

9LB41

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous.* Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous.* Nearly white, fine-gr, porous, laminated, L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, L. Carb.

Cream-colored, med-gr, porous. Garb.*

lovva Coral

Iowa City 13LA20 Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil.

Iowa Dolomite

Ames Station Story Co Do

Anamosa

Buffalo Cedar Falls Clemont

Clinton Dakota Sta DelphiDo

Dixon Dixon Sta Dubuque

FarleyDo

Franklin Do

Garrison Do

Humbolt Do

Iowa Falls Keokuk

Lansing Do

Do

La Porte Do

Manchester .... Maquoketa

Marshalltown .

Monticello Mt. Vernon ....

Olin Osage Sta Do

Quarry, Marshall CoDo

13RA15

14RA14

11LA16

13LB15 12LB16

14LB16

11LA15

12LB17 13LB14 14RA18

14RB18

13RA14

14RB15

12RA16

13 RBI6 14RB16 14RA16

12RA17 12RB17

13RA13 12RB16

13LA13

14LA17 11RA14

llRBl.=i 11LA17 13LA14

12LA17 14LB15

12LA16

12LA15

14LB17 14LA14 11RA15

14LB14 11RA16

13RB15

14RB17

Buff, fine-gr, compact, pyrite bearing,

L. Garb.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, L. Garb.* Lt-bu3, finc-gr, porous, cellular, bitum.* Drab, white-speckled, fine-gr, compact,

Devonian.*

Gray, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Buff, fitie-gr, porous, U. Sil.* Yellow, coarse-gr, porous, ferrug, U. Sil.* Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, Ij. Carb.*

Lt-gray, mottled, fine-gr, compact,

Niagara.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact, dendr, Niagara.'' Yellow, coarse-gr, porous, ferrug, Niagara.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous, bitum, Niagara.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, cellular, L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.* Do.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.'* Do.

Gray, compact, fine-gr, L. Garb.'* Red-streaked, fine-gr, compact, L. Garb.*

Buff, medium-gr, porous, L. Garb.* Drab, med-gr, compact, siliceous, L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, cellular, L. Garb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous, L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Buff-banded, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, Niagarii.''' Buff, med-gr, porous, Niagara.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.

Lt-bufl, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.* Lt-bufl, fine-gr, porous, bitum,

Niagara.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, bitum,

Niagara.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact, fossil- bearing, Devonian.'' Do.

Buff, fine-gr, compact, fossil, Sub-Garb.*

Ijt-gray, fine-gr, porous, L. Garb.*
12

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source

Sabula . . . . St. Claire . Stone City Do. . . Waterloo .

.

WinterHet

.

Wall

No.

12RB15

13LA15

14LA16 13RA16

14LA15 14RA15

Description

Buff, fine-gr, compact, tcrrug, U. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, compact, U. Si!.* Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, bitum,

Niagara.* Do.

Buff, fine-gr, compact, siliceous, Devonian.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, fossil, Carb.*

Iowa Limestone

Bedford Do

Bentonsport

.

Blansett

.

ilristow

.

14RA24

10LA19 13RA21

10RB13

11LA20 Do i 9LB10

Burlington . . Do

Do

Charles City Do.

Conrad ... Corning . .

.

Davenport. Do. . . Do.

Decorah . Dudley Sta. Wapello C<] Do

Durham Sta. Marion Co. Earlham

.

Do. , Do. . Fairfield

.

Fort Dodge

Givin Independence. Do

Iowa City .... Do. Do

Iowa Falls Do

Keosauque Station Knoxville

9LA9

9LB13 11RB20

11LA14 13RB14

9RB13

9LA11 9RB10

14LA22

13LA19 13LB16

14LB21

14LB22 9LB11 9LB12 9LB9

9LA12

9LB14

13LA16 9RB11

9RB12

13LB21 12LA20 10RB12 9RA12

11LB20

10LA20 9LA10

14LB20

Li'-Grand ! 14RB14

Macedonia . . Marble Rock Do

Marshalltown Do

Mason City Do

Montour. . . . Do

Mt. Pleasant

.

Do

Do

Ottumwa .......

Pella Station, Marion Co. . . Quarry, Marshall Co

Sigourney Station, Keokuk Co. . . . Do

13RA19

14LA21

10LB13 10LA18 12RA21 14RA23

13LB13 I4RB23

11RA19 9RB9

13LB20

14LA20 9RA10

14RB21

I3LA21 9RA11

13RA20

Lt-drab, med-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.*

Lt-buff, coarse-gr, compact, Carb.* Gray, med-gr, compact, semi-cryst, Sub-Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic. Buff, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact,

Devonian.*

Lt-grav, med-gr, compact, Sub-Carb.* Do.

Buff, med-gr, compact, fossil.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, argil, mg,

Devonian.* Drab and buff-mottled, coarse-gr,

fossil-Viearing, Devonian. "Madreport Marble".*

Lt-grav, med-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Carb.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, siliceous, Carb.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, cellular, Devonian.*

Lt-buff, coarse-gr, compact, fossil,

I Devonian.*

I Drab, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

[ Dark, mottled, fine-gr, compact, mg,

L. Sil.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, oolitic,

I L. Carb.*

I Gray, fine-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Carb.

I Lt-buff, med-gr, compact, bitum, L.

i Carb.* Gray, finf-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.* Drab, coarse-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, micaceous, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, mg, Carb.* Gray, med-gr, compact, ferrug, L. Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact, fossil, Devonian.* Do.

Dark, uneven-gr, compact, siliceous, Devonian.* Brown, med-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Gray, coarse-gr, porous, fossil. Devonian.*

Lt-yellow, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.* Grav, med-gr, compact, siliceous, L. Carb.* Gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, mg,

L". Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, compact, Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic. Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, arenaceous

calc. Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, fossil, Devonian.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact, cellular, mg,

Devonian.*

Buff, med-gr, compact, oolitic, Ij. Carb. Do. Drab, fine-gr, compact, pvritiferous, L. Carb.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, siliceous, L. Carb. Do.

Gray, med-gr, compact, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.*

Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, L. Carb.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, dendr, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb.*

Specific source

Stennett TiptonDo

Tracey Station; Marion Co. Vinton Washington . . . Waverly

Winterset. . . . Do

Wall No.

14RB22 9RB14

12LA2I 9RA9

13RA18

14RA21

14RA17 14RA22 14RB20

Description

Buff, fine-gr, compact, fossil, Car.i.'-' Buff, coarse-gr, compact, cellular, V.

Sil.*Do.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, fossil, L. Carb.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, bitum.* Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, semi

cryst, L. Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.*

Lt-buff, med-gr, compact, fossil, L. Carb.* Grav, med-gr, compact, fossil, L. Carb.* Iowa Sandstone

Davenport

Lewis 9RA44

11LB26

Pale-pink, fine-gr, porous.* Yellowish-brown, coarse-gr, porous,

Cret.* Kansas Dolomite

Marion Center. . . . Do

Marysville Richland Twp.

Butler Co

TopekaDo

10LA9 11RB9

IIRBIO

10RA12

11LB8

10LB12

Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, Permian.*

Lt-buff, streaked, fine-gr, porous, Permian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, Permian.

Buff, fine-gr, compact, siliceous.* Drab, med-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.* Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.*

Kansas Limestone

See also S-2, 125 of table 4

Armstrong .

.

Atchison .... Augusta .... Cottonwood . . Do

Do

Douglass ....

F.ldorado Do

Florence Greeley Grenola

Irving Junction City Leavenworth Lane Manhattan . Oswego Rock Twp.

Butler Co. . Silverdale . . . . Smoky Hill Reservation Wilson

Winfield

10RA24

11RA26

13RA23

11RA27

11LB22 11RA25

13RA24

10RA23

11LA23 11LA8

10LA25 10LA24

14LB26

12LB22

IILBIO 9RA13

9LA13 12RB23

12LB23 4C

10RA22

12RB22

I3LA25

Buff, med-gr, porous, fossil.* Dray-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous, Permian

Fusulina.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr,* porous, Permian

Fusulina.* Nearly white, porous, coarse-gr. Cut from the same block as 11LB22.

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous, soft, fossil, Permian.*

Lt-graj', fine-gr, compact, Permian.* Do.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil, mg.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, Fusulina. Gray, fine-gr, compact, fn.ssil.* Buff, fine-gr, porous, soft and earthy. Yellow, earthy, fine-gr, compact, mg.

Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, Permian.*

Dark-gray, compact, coarse-gr, fossil.*

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact.

Buff, med-gr, compact calc, "Silverdale".* White, fine-gr, porous, chalky.

Buff, fine-gr, compact. Drab, fine-gr, compact, Permian.

Kansas Sandstone

Chanute 10LA37 Buff, fine-gr, friable, calk. Neodesha 10RA33 Do. Oswego 8LA39 Dark-gray, med-gr, porous, calk.* Parsons 10RA32 Buff, fine-gr, porous.* Do 10RA31 Gray, fine-gr, porous, calk. Pawnee 11LB31 Gray, dark-spotted, med-gr, porous.

calk.* Do 10LB36 Gray, dark-spotted, med-gr, compact.

calk.*

Kentucky Dolomite

Bardstown

Lincoln Co

Louisville

.

llLAll

12LA13

12LB12

Drab, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil. Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, semicr.vst.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil calc, L. Carb.*
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Sppcific source Wall No. Description

Blue Lick

Kentucky Limestone

Anchorage. . . Bloomfield. . . Do

Dennis

Frankford

FranKlin Co. Frankfort .... Do

Do

Franklin Do

Garrett Grahampton . Green Co

Greensburg. . . Hopkinsville. . Lagrange .... Lebanon Do

Lincoln Co. . . Litchfield .... Do

Livingstone . . Lulhegrude Cr. Clark Co. . . Pilot Knob. . .

Pineville Do

Princeton .... Do

Do

Russelville . . . Do

Suringfield . . . Stewart's Mill Clark Co.. . TaylorsviUe . . . Trenton

13RA45

14RB47

12LA36 L3RB45

14LB44 13RB44

13LA45 14RB45

13LA44 8RA17

12RA36

13LA43 13LB45 14RB44

13RA43

12RA11 14RB43 8RA18

13LB44

13LB43 13RB43

13LA46 12RB11 13RA44

14LB45 14LB47

14LB46 13RA42

13RA41

12LB37 8LA17

8LA16 14RB46 12RB38

13RA46

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, flne-gr, compact, fossil, L.

Sil. Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil. Drab, fine-gr, compact, L. Carb. Drab, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, semlcryst.* Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous, fossil.* Lt-gray, compact, med-gr, fossil. Drab, fine-gr, comjiact, oolitic* Lt-gray, fine-gr compact.

I/t-gray, med-gr, porous, oolitic, L. Carb. Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, semicryst,

L. Carb. Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, L. Carb. Drab, med-gr, compact, earthy, fossil.* Lt-gray, mcd-gr, porous, oolitic, SubCarb.

Lt-gra.v, fine-gr, compact, mg, U. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, Carb. Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil. Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact. Dark, mottled, fine-gr, compact,

semicryst.* Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, SubCarb.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact. Drab, coarse-gr, compact, mg.

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, SubCarb. Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, bitum. Drab, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Carb.

Lt-drab, med-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic, L. Carb.* Dark-drab, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic* Gray, fine-gr, compact, coarsely fossil.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, Carb. Gray, med-gr, compact, coarsely fossil. Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic.

Kentucky Sandstone

IVIountain 8RB31

Cloveport 8LB31 Do 7RA28 Do 6LB30

,5LA28 Do 7LA28

Johnson Co. . . . 8LA31

Kirkmansville .... 6RB29

Livingstone 6LA30

Marion 7RB27

Pineville 8RA31

Taylor Co 7LB28

Whitney Co 6RA30 Do 11LB45

Gray, fine-gr, compact.

Buff, fine-gr, porous, L. Carb. Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous, L. Carb.

Buff', fine-gr, porous, L. Carb.

Buff, rust-spotted, fine-gr, porou-i. Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous. Lt-brown, med-gr, porous, L. Carb.

Yellowish, med-gr, porous.* Gray, fine-gr, porous. Nearly white, fine-gr, compact, I,. Carb. Lt blue-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Gray, brown lines, fine-gr, compact. Lt blue-gray, fine-gr, porou.s. Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous.

Louisiana Quartzite

Louisiana Sandstone

Maine Argillite (Slate)

Brownville

Monson. . . 10RB26

10LB28

Uniform blue-black, electricaU* Do.

Specific source Description

Maine Diabase

Addison 5RB27

8LA27

5LB2.5 10LA30

Drak-gray, fine-gr, Devonian.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, olivine.* Do.

Do.

Addison Point. . . . Do

Vinal Haven

Maine Gneiss

7RB23

6RA25

Gray, fine-gr, rauscovite-biotite.* Turner Dark-gray, med-gr, biotite.*

Maine Granite

See also S-1 and S-2 of table 4

Augusta

Biddeford . . . , Do

Brunswick. . . , Bryant's Pond

Calais Canaan

Chesterville , . Crotch Isl. . . . Dedham

Dix Island . . . E. Blue Hill . . Franklin Frankfort .... Do

Do

Hallowell .... High Pine .... Hurricane Isl. Lincoln

Lincolnville . . Milford Mt. Desert. . . Do

North Jay . . .

Otter Creek Mt. Desert. Pownal Round Pond . St. George . . . Somesville Mt. Desert. Do

Do

S. Brookville . St. Thoraaston Do

Swanville .... Vinal Haven . Do

Do

Do

Waldoborough

Wayne

W. Sullivan . . . Williamantic .

7RB24

5RA27

.'5RA26 6RA27 6RB26

6RB2,5 7RA2.5 6RA26

7RA24

8RB27

10LA32 10RB27 6RB27

.'')LA25 B16 6LB27

10RB2.5 7B9RB23

7LB25

6LA26 4RB17

12B 10LB30 5B

4LB17 7LB24

7LA24

8LB27 10RB28

10LA31 4LB14

5LA24

10LB29 10LA34 6LA27

10LA33 7LA25 4RB15

4LB15

6LB26 6LA25

10LB31 6LB25

lit-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Do.

Do.

Drak-gray, med-gr, biotite. Pinkish-gray, med-gr, biotite. Dark-gray, coarse-gr, biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Mauve and white, coarse-gr, porphyritic biotite.* Gray and white, coarse-gr, porphyritic

biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Do.

Do.

Do.

Gray, med-gr, biotite, "Mt. Waldo".*

Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr, biotite, "Swenson

Pink".* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr, biotite, "Milford

Pink".*

Pink, medium to coarse, biotite, "Somes Sound".*

Pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite, "North Jay".*

Bright-pink, coarse-gr, biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite* Do.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite.*

Gray, med-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Pink and mauve, coarse-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Do.

Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Do. Do.

Pink, coarse-gr, biotite. Do.

Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Gray, med-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.

Ma ne Schist

Knightsville 8RA27 Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, talcose.*

Maine Serpentine

Deer Island 5LB24 Black, compact.

Maryland Argillite (Slate)

Nr. Cardiff

6RA41 Blue-black, med-coarse texture, roofing.*
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Wall No. Description

Maryland Conglomerate

Cumberland 5RB26 Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact, L. Sil.*

Maryland Dolomite

Baltimore Do

Findlay

3L15 3R15

10LA13

White, fine-gr. Cut from same bloc'c as 3L15.

Gray, fine-gr, finely cellular, compact.

Mary! and Gneiss

5RA39

5LB38 6RA40 8RB38

6RB40

Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Do.

Dark-gray, coarse-gr.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, Laurentian hornblende. Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite.*

Maryland Granite

5LA38

10RB41 10RB40

6LA40 5RB39

7LB38

6LB40

Bluish-gray, med-gr, biotite.* Black, white-spotted, coarse-gr,biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Red, coarse-gr, Laurentian, biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, med-gr, biotite.* Do.

Maryland Limestone

Maryland Marble

See also S-2, 163 of table 4

13RA40 Do 14LB42 Do 14RB41 Do 13LA41 Do 4LB13 Do 4RB10

Frederick 14RB42

Keedysville 12RA31 New Windsor 9RB16

Union Bridge 13LB40 Do 12LA30

White, med-gr, L. Sil. dolomite. Do. Brown, med-gr, dolomite, "Mar

Villa".* White, med-gr, dolomite. White, coarse-gr. White, med-gr, dolomite.* Variegated, coarse, Trias., conglomerate.* Gray, fine-gr, fossil.* Lt blue-gray, fine-gr.* White, fine-gr.* Dark-red and white, coarse-gr.*

Maryland Quartzite

10LB41 Cream-colored, coarse-gr.*

Maryland Schist See sections S-2 and EE of table 4

Maryland Serpentine

7LA38

7LA37 7RB38

6RB41

8LB41 7RA38

Dark-green, fine-gr, compact. Do. Dark and light-green, variegated.* Do.

Lt-green, variegated.* Cut from same block as 8LB41.

Massachusetts Conglomerate

7RB3o Vari-colored, compact, siliceous "Puddingstone".* Massachusetts Diabase

5RB16

8LA23

8LA22

Dark-gray, fine-gr, Mesozoic*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr.* Gray, coarse-gr.*

10LB23 Do SRA22

Charlton 9LB24

Monson 6LA39 Do 10LB22

Northfield inLB25 W. Andover 6LB22

Westford 5LB14 Do 5LB15 Do .5LB13 Do 7LB37

Specific source Wall No. Description

Massachusetts Gneiss

Dark-gray, fine-gr, muscovite.*

Pink-gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, muscovite.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, muscovite.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite.*

Massachusetts Granite

See also S-1 and S-2 of table 4

Bay View Cape Ann. . . Brockton

Clinton Cohasset Dedham

Fitchburg .... Do

Framingham . Do

Do

Freetown

Gloucester ... Do

Do

Do

Do

Leominister . .

.

Milford N. Easton Do

Peabody

QjincyDo

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do.: Do

Quincy Adams

.

Randolph .... Rockport W. Chelmsford Do

W. Quincy . . . Do

Do

Woods Hole , . . Worcester Wyoma

5LA20 9LA24 5LB9

6LA22

5LB11

5LB10 4LB21

10LB21 10LB24 10RB23

.5LB12 5LB17 8LB22

5LB18

5LB16 5LB8

.5LB19 B4

6RA39 5RB15

9LA23 5RB20

.5RB12 5RB17

5RB14

5RB13

5RB19

10RB24 5RB18

.5RB11 4RB14

1L7 1R7

1L8 1R8

1L9 1R9 5RB10 5RB9

6RB22

IB

17B 9RA23

5RA21 6RA22 8RB22

9RB22

5RA20

Brownish-black, med-gr, biotite. Pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Pink, fine-gr, epidote. Gray, coarse-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, biotite. Dark-gray, coarae-gr, biotite. Lt-gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Lt greenish-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Do.

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Pale-pink, coarse-gr, biotite, "Milford Pink".*

Pinkish, coarse-gr, biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Do.

Do.

Do.

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Do.

Pink, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Dark-red, coarse-gr, hornblende.*

Blue-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, riebeckiteaegirite.* Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Pink, fine-gr, biotite.* Lt-pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, muscovite-biotite, "West Chelmsford Gray".*

Lt-gray, med-gr, muscovite-biotite, "West Chelmsford White".*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.* Do.

Do.

Lt-pink, green blotches, coarse-gr. Gray, coarse-gr, biotite-muscovite.*

C5ray, coarse-gr, hornblende.*

Massachusetts Marble

See also S-2, 164 to 166 of table 4

AlfordDo

Lee DoDo

Do

Do

Stockbridge

13LB33 9RB15

13RB31 13RB7

13RB13

14LA7

14LA8 9LB15

White, med-gr, L. Sil. Grayish-white, coarse-gr, L. Sil.* White, fine-gr, L. Sil. dolomite.* White, med-gr, dolomite, "Lee

Marble".* Do.

Do. Do.

Water-blue, fine-gr, L. Sil.*
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Specific source Wall No. Description

Massachusetts Melaphyre Minnesota Granite

See also S-2 and EE of table 4 Brighton 10LB26 Olive-green, white-speckled, med-gr, compact.* Beaver Bay 7RB32

lOB 6LB34

.5RA33 6RA34

8B

7LB32 6RB34

6LA34

Rod, coarse hornblende.

Pink, coarse-gr, hornblende-biotite, "Pearl Pink".* Gray, fine-gr hornblende.* Red, coarse-gr hornblende.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende.* Grav, medium to coarse, biotite, "Pearl White".*

Gray, coarse-gr hornblende-biotite.'* Red, coarse-gr hornblende.* Reddish-gray, coarse-gr biotite.

Massachusetts Sandstone

Cold Springs

E. St. Cloud

E. Long Meadow , Do8RA23 9RQLt redrlish-brown, porous, fine-gr.'* Reddish-Virown, finc-gr, Trias. "Longmeadow".* Do

Do

Isle Michigan Argillite (Slate) WatabDo

6LA45 Blue-black, smooth texture slate.* Do

Arvon

Michigan Dolomite Minnesota Labradorite

Beaver City 6LA3.5 Lt-greenish, coarse-gr, compact.

Raisinville 11LA2 11RA5

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, granular, Devonian.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, fossil. Devonian.*

Sibley's Station . . . Minnesota Limestone

See also S-2 and 25EE of table 4

Michigan Gneiss Canon City Mankato

13LB32

IC9C

17C 14RB8

9LA16

11LA5 9RA16

Drab, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, cellular mg.*

Gray-buff, fine-gr, cellular mg.* Cream, fine-gr, cellular mg.*

Dark-mottled gray, fine-gr, compact,

fossil, mg.*

Mottled gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, mg,

dendritic* Gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil, mg, L.

Sil.*

Vulcan 6RA46 Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Do

Do

Minneapolis Michigan Granite Do

Red Wing

Vulcan 11RB39 Red, fine-gr, biotite.* St. Paul

Michigan Quartzite Minnesota Quartz

10LA35 5RB34

Reddish-brown, fine-gr, compact

porphyry.

Dull-red, fine-gr, compact porphyry. Vulcan 10LA49 Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Sil.*

Michigan Sandstone Minnesota Quartzite

Isle Royale 8RB44

7LB45

7LB43 8RA44

7RB42 7RA42

7LA44

6LA46 7LB44

Reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous, Potsdam.

Do.

Brownish-purple, gray-mottled, medgr, porous Potsdam.*

Red, brown and buff, coarse-gr, porous Potsdam.* Red and gray, med-gr, porous L. Sil.* Reddish, fine-gr, porous Potsdam.*

Purplish-brown, med-gr, compact L.

Sil. Red, fine-gr, porous.* Dark-buff, fine-gr, porous.*

Courtland 5LB33 Purplish-red, fine-gr, compact.*

L'AnseDo Minnesota Sandstone Do Dakota 8RB34

7RA32

8LA34 7LA32 9RA33 8RA34

8LB34

Buff, fine-gr, friable L. Sil.* Gray, fine-gr, friable L. Sil. Purplish-brown fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Yellowish-pink, fine-gr, porous.*

Buff, rust-spotted, fine-gr, porous L.

Sil.* Purplish-brown, med-gr, compact.

Bright-yellow, med-gr, porous L. Sil.*

Marquette Do

Dresback Fond Du Lac

Hinckley Do Jordan

Portage Entry .... Stony Point Mendota

Minnesota Diabase Mississippi Limestone

Teshomingo

Duluth 5LA33 County 8LB16 Gray, fine-gr, compact, finely fossil. 5RB33

6LB35

Dark-gray, fine-gr, trap rock.* Nearly black, fine-gr, olivine.* Nearly black, fine-gr. Taylor's Falls Two Harbor Bay. . Mississippi Sandstone

Minnesota Dolomite Rankin Co 8LA41 Yellow, fine-gr, compact argil.

Canon City 13LB7

12LAa 12RA9

11LA6

12LB8 13RA7 14RA8

11LB5

13LA7

1 «RB9

Drab, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Reddish-yellow, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Yellow, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr, porous L. Sil., siliceous.* Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.*

Missouri Dolomite

Frontenac Kasota Booneville 11LA13 12RA15

11RA12

11RA13

11RB13 IIRBU

11LA12 11RB12

12LB14 12RB14

llRAll

11LB1.5 11LB14

Buff, fine-gr, compact.*

Do.

Mottled-buff, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, siliceous L.

Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact siliceous.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact siliceous.* Yellow-brown, fine-gr, compact

siliceous.* Lt-spotted, coarse-gr, porous siliceous.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact fossil.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact siliceous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, siliceous.*

Do Do

Do

Mankato

Bowling Green .... De Soto Reading

Stillwater Dutzrow Do

Winona

Hermann

Jefferson City .... Marshfield

Minnesota Gabbro

Osage

St. Louis

Sedalia Do

Duluth 5LB34 Dark-gray, coarse-gr, gabbro.* Stoutland
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Missouri Granite

Graniteville Iron Co. . . . Knob Lick

.

Syenite . . . .

7RA35

7LA35 7RA36

7RA37

Red, med-gr biotite.* Do.

Gray, med-gr hornblende.

Pinkish, med-gr biotite.*

Missouri Limestone

See also S-2, 5, S-3, 12 and 8WE of table 4

Amazonia

.

Barrett's Station

.

Bear Creek Marion Co. . . . Carthage Do

Do

Do

Clinton Do

Glencoe Hannibal Do

Herculaneum . . . Kansas City .... Neosho New London . . . Paris PhenixDo

Do

Do

Pleasant Hill . . . Do

St. Louis Do

Springfield

Helena

Baxendale

.

Butte

13LB22 9LA5

10RB6 ILQ

3LQ

14LB48 14RB48

10LB6

10LB7 12RB21 10RB7

12LB15 lORBS

12LA14 11RA22 9RAn

11LB21

2L17 2R17

14L49 14R49 11LA21 12LA22

12LB21 11RA21

10LA21

Lt-brown, fine-gr, compact, finely

fossil.* Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous fossil.* Gray, coarse-gr, compact, encrinitial semicryst.* Gray, med-gr, cryst calc, "Carthage Marble".* Do.

Gray, med-gr, cryst calc "Ozark

Travernelle".* Cut from same block as 14LB48.

Blue, fine-gr, compact, argil Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, compact, argil Carb.

Buft, coarse-gr, compact, fossil L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact, encrinitial semicryst.*

Buff', coarse-gr, compact, mg,

semicr.vst, fossil.* Gray-buff, fine-gr, calc, "Herculaneum Buff".* Gray, med-gr, compact, mg, fos&il.* Dark-gray, med-gr, compact fossil.* Drak-gray, fine-gr, compact fossil.* Gray, fine-gr, compact fossil-bearing.* Gray, med-gr, cryst calc, "Napoleon Gray".* Cut from the same block as 2L17. Do.

Do.

Gray, fine-gr, compact, Carb.* Dark-gray, med-gr, compact Carb.,

fossil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact, finely fossil L. Carb.*

Lt-grav, med-gr, comact, semicryst

L. Carb. Do.

Missouri Marble

See also S-2, 141 of table 4

Cape Girardeau . . . 11RB21 Nearly white, med-gr, L. Sil.*

Missouri Sandstone

Butler 11LB30 Gray, rust-spotted, med-gr, porous

Carb.*

Clinton 8LA36 Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.* Do 8RB37 Buff, fine-gr, compact Carb.* Howard Co 8RA37 Buft', fine-gr, porous Carb. Jones Station

Ralls Co 11LB29 Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous.* Meadville 9RB32 Bufi, med-gr, porous, calk Carb.* Miami Station

Carroll Co 13RA22 Gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.* Nevada 8RA36 Lt-gray, rust-spotted, fine-gr, porous. Carb.*

Rockville 8LB37 Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, calk, Carb.* Do 9RA34 Red, coarse-gr, porous, calk Carb.*

St. Genevieve .... 10RB36 Buff, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Warrensburg 8LA37 Gray, med-gr, porous Carb.*

Montana Diorite

7RA40 Gray, med-gr.

Montana Granite

Lewis & Clark Co.

10LB42 10RB43

7LB41

Pink and gray, med-gr biotite. Dark greenish-gray, med-gr hornblende. Gray, med-gr porphyritic Viiotite.

Specific source Wall No. Description

Montana Marble

See also S-2, 133, and 134 of table 4

HelenaDo

11LA32

12LB13

Black and gold, fine-gr. Dark-gray, fine-gr, brecciated

dolomite. Montana Sandstone

Columbus Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Great Falls

7LA41 8RB43

8LB43 8RA43

8LA43 8RB42

11RB35

Dray-gray, fine-gr, compact, Cret. Do.

Do.

Do.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, porous, Cret. Do.

Brownish-purple, fine-gr, compact.

Nebraska Limestone

Glen Rock

LaPlatte Do

Do

Syracuse

13RB24

14LB43 8RB7

8LB6

11RA23 8LB7

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact Fusulina.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact Permian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact Permian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil Permian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact Permian.

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact Fusulina.

Nevada Andesite

Reno

Virginia City Do

7LB35 7RB37

7LB36

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact hornblende.* Gray, coarsely porphyry compact hornblende.*

Ijt-brown, white-spotted porphyritic hornblende.* Nevada Sandstone

Carson City 7RB36 Gray, coarse-gr porous.* New Hampshire Breccia

Franconia 11LB34 Red, compact breccia of porphyry

fragments. New Hampshire Gneiss

Petersborough .... Sunapee 6RA43

5LA43

Gray, med-gr muscovite-biotite.* Dark-gray, med-gr biotite.* New Hampshire Granite

See also S-2, 48, 76, and 80 of table 4

AUenstown. . Concord . . . . Do

Do

Do

Durham. . . . Enfield Farmington

.

Fitzwilliams

.

Do

Do

Hanover . . . . Keene Lebanon . . .

.

Manchester . Do . . Marlborough Mason MasonDo

Milford Do

Do

Plymouth. . . Raymond . . . Redstone. . . Do.

Roxbury . . . . Rumney . . . . Sunapee, . .

.

TroyDo

W. Concord. Do

10RA39

10LA44 5LB43 5LB44

IIB 10RB44 11RB36

10RA4] 10RA38

10LA46 10RA36

10LB43 6RB44

10LA45

10LB44

11LB33

.5RB44 4RB20

10RA37 10RB45

10RA40 6RA44

7RB40

10LB45 7RB41 3B

15B 10RA35

10LA43 7RA41

6LB44 6LA44 7LA42

7LB42

Gray, fine-gr hiotite-muscovite.* Do. Do.

Do.

Lt-gray, med-gr, muscovite-biotite, "Concord Gray".*

Gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite-muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite.* Do.

Gray, fine-gr biotite-muscovite.* Gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite-muscovite. Pink, coarse-gr biotite-epidote.* Lt-gray, med-gr biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr muscovite-biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr muscovite-biotite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Lt-gray, medium texture biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Do.

Pinkish-gray, fine-gr biotite. Gray, med-gr biotite.* Lt-pink, med-gr biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr biotite "Conway

Pink".* Green, coarse-gr biotite-hornblende, "Conway Green".* \ Lt-gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, muscovite-biotite.* Gray, fine-gr, biotite-muscovite.* Do.
17

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall

No. Description

Specific source Wall No. Description New Jersey Conglomerate New Mexico TufiF

Boonton 5RB43 Reddish, coarse-gr, compact. Brown, coarse-gr, porous, ferrug. Reddish-brown and white, coarse-gr, compact.

Santa Fe 7RB45 Lt-gray, fine-gr, rhyolite tuff.* (used • May's Landing 1 in Santa Fe Cathedral)

Morristown 9LA36

5LB42 New York Argillite (Slate) New Jersey Diabase Granville 9LA31 9RA30

10RB30

Green and red, rough texture, roofing.* Green, rough-texture, roofing slate.* Purple, rough-texture, roofing slate.* Do

10LA42 10RB46

6LB43

5LA42 6RB43

5RA43

10RA44

Dark-gray, fine-gr.* Nearly black, fine-gr.* Dark-gray, fine-gr.* Gray, fine-gr.* Dark-gray, very fine-gr.* Dark-gray, fine-gr.* Gray, fine-gr.*

Hampton

Middle Granville. ,

Lambertville Rock Church New York Dolomite Rocky Hill Weehawken 13LB6 11RA7

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil U. Sil.* Dark-drab, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* W. New York .... Lockport

Rochester New Jersey Dolomite New York Gneiss 13LB12 Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, L. Sil.* Hastings 6LB29 Dark-gray, white-banded, fine-gr New biotite.* Jersey Gneiss

Bloomingdale Dover 5RB42 5RA42

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Greenish-gray, med-gr, non micaceous

hornblende.*

New York Limestone

Amsterdam 14RB6

11RA6

12LA7 12RA8

13LA37 12RA7

13RA5

URB.5

14RB7

12RB7 13RB5

12LB7 8LA6

10LA7 lORAlO SRA6

14RA7

12LB6

14LB8 12RB8

11RB7

11LA4

13LA6

13RB35. . . 13RB6

T^Jearlv black finp-trp frimnunt- rr\ir T Sil.* Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, mg,

Devonian.*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact, mg,

fossil L. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, compact, mg,

Devonian.*

I,t-gray, med-gr, somewhat porous. Nearly black, fine-gr, compact, mg.

U. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, compact, mg, IT. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, compact, mg, U. Sil.* Nearly black, fine-gr, compact, mg,

fossil U. Sil.* Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, mg.*

Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, mg Carh.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, mg

Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, fossi!, mg Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, mg L.

.Sil.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, compact L. Si!. Black, fine-gr, compact, mg U. SiL* Nearly black, fine-gr, compa'^t, mg

L. Sil.* Dark-drab, fine-gr, compact, mg

Devonian.*

Gray, fine-gr, compact, fo.snil, mp I,. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, compact, mg

Devonian.*

Black, fine-gr, compact, mg

Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, Devonian.*

Black, fine-gr, compact, fossil, mg I.,.

New Jersey Granite

Buffalo

Charlotteburgh . . .

Do

Morristown

9LA3.5 5RA17

5LB41 5LA41

Pink, coarse-gr, biotite.* Pink and green, coarse-gr, pegmatite, "Pompton Pink".* Do.

Dark-green and white coarse-gr, hornblende.

Canajoharie

Cobleskill Cottonwood Sta. . . Crown Point Howe's Cave Do

Do

New Jersey Sandstone

Avondale 7RB39 8RB40

8RA40 9RB36

7RA39

8RB41

8RA41 8RB39

6RA42

8LA42 7LB40 7LA40

7LA39

7LB39

6LA43 11RB38

8LB42

6LA42 6LB42

11RB37

Brownish-purple, med-gr, porous

Trias.* Do. Brown, med-gr, porous Trias.* Brownish-purple, fine-gr, porous

Trias.* Brownish-purple, med-gr, porous

Trias.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact.* Lt brownish-purple, coarse-gr, compact Trias. Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous Trias.* Drab, fine-gr, compact Trias.* Purplish-brown, fine-gr, porous Trias.* Brownish-purple, fine-gr, porous

Trias.* Purphsh-hrown, med-gr, porous Trias. Brownish-parple, med-gr, porous Trias. Brown, fine-gr, porous Trias.* Brown, fine-gr, porous Trias. Greenish-gray, fine-gr, compact Trias.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L.

Sil.* Lt purplish-brown, coarse-gr, porous

Trias.* Lt-gray, rust-spotted, med-gr, compact Trias.* Blue-black, fine-gr, compact.*

Belleville Do

Do

Indian Res. Onondaga Co. . . Kingston Do

Danville

Le Roy

Louisville Onondaga

Greensburg

Little Falls Martinville

Prcscott Sandy Hill Newark Saratoga Do Schoharie

Patterson Do

Princetown Quarryville

Stockton

S. Glenn Falls ...

S[iringfield Center

Three Mile Bay . . , Union Springs .... Waterloo Do

Woodsville

Williamsville Willsborough

New Mexico Sandstone New York Marble

See also S-2 of table 4 Las Vegas 8RA47

11RB45 7RA44

8LA47

11LB44 7LA45

8LB47

Brownish-purple fine-gr, compact.

Lt-red and white-banded, med-gr,

porous. Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous. Pink, fine-gr, porous sandstone.

Purplish-red, fine-gr, compact.

Brownish-purple, coarse-gr, porous.* Reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous.*

DoDo Chazy 12RB30

11LA30

13I,B5 3L5 3R5

11LB3

13LB38

11LB24 12LB5 11RB6

14LB7 13RA6

14LB6

Gray, pink-spotted, med-gr, compact,

fossil L. Sil. Gray and pink, med-gr, fossil U. Sil.* Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr, mg. fossil U. Sil.* Gray, green-spotted, coarse, verdeantique. Cut from same block as 3L.5. White, coarse-gr, Archaen, mg,

"Snowflake Marble".*

Gray, green-spotted, coarse-gr calk

serpentine.* White, med-gr dolomite. White, med-gr Archaean dolomite.* Black, fine-gr compact, mg L. Sil.* White, coarse-gr Archaean dolomite.* Do.

Do.

Do

Do Greensport Santa Fe Lockport

Valencia Co MoriahDo

Pleasantville New Mexico Serpentine

Grant County

Gila River Do7RA45

10LB49 10RB50

11RB43 11RB44

Green and white-banded, fine-gr, "Riccolite".* Do. Cut from same block as 10LB49.

Green and white-banded, fine-gr, "Riccolite".* Cut from same block as 11RB43.

Port Henry

Sing Sing South Dover Do

Do

S. Glenn Falls Tuckahoe Do

Do

Do
Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. DescriptionSpecific source WaU

No. Description

New York Quartzite Hickory Jamestown 11LB42 5LB20 6LB23

6LA23 8LB25

7LB22

Gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Do. Red, yellow-mottled, fine-gr.* White, green-spotted, fine-gr, hornblende.* Lt blue-gray, flne-gr biotite. Gray, fine-gr biotite.*

9LB32 Buff, fine-gr, compact.*

Mooregville Morganton Depot.

Raleigh New York Sandstone Shelby

See also S-2, 9 S-2, 131, and 21EE of table 4

Albion 6RA29

Do.

Do.

Belfast . . . Boiceville

.

Broadhead's Bridge Do. . Camden

.

Canisteo

.

Corning. , Covert

.

Guilford

Guilford Cntr. Chenango Co.

Hallihan's Hill. . High Woods . . . . Hulberton Huntersland . . . .

Tthaca Lockport

Margarettville . . Medina

Mt. Pleasant , . . Olean Oneonta

East Shore

Otsego Lake . Do

Phoenicia Do

Do

Potsdam

Pultney

Reedsvllle

Sawkill Schenectady . , . . Ulster Co.

Snider Hollow

South Unadilla . Steeny Kill Stony Hollow

Ulster Co

Trumansburg . . . Warsaw

Watkins Glen . . W. Hurley W. Liberty Woodstock

7RA27

8RB29

6RA28 8RA30

8RB30

8RB28 7RA26

6RB28

SRA29 7RB26

8RA28

9RA27

7LA27

6LA29 8LB28 9RB26

10LB32 8LA30 7RB25

10RB29

6LB28 6LA28

7LA26 9LB28

9LA29

8LB30 9RA29

7LB27 9RB27 9RB28

8LB29 9RB29

9LB29 9RA28

12RQ

8LA29

9RB30

9LB30

9LA28

9LB31

8LA28 9LA30

7LB26

Brownish-purple, fine-gr, compact U.

Sil.* Purplish-brown, fine-gr, compact U.

Sil.* Brownish-purple, fine-gr, compact U.

Sil.* Drab, med-gr, compact.* Dark greenish-gray, fine-gr, compact,

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Do.

Gray, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact, calk Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact, calk Devonian.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Dark-drab, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Brownish-purple, fine-gr, porous U. Sil.* Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr.* Blue-gray, med-gr, porous Devonian.*

Lt purplish-pink, fine-gr, porous U.

Sil.* Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Dark bluish-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Do.

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Do." Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Red and white banded, med-gr, compact L. Sil.* Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr bluestone.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Dark blue, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact, argil Devonian.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, compact Devonian.* Dark blue-gray, med-gr, compact

Devonian.*

North Carolina Dolomite

Nottla 12LB2 Lt-blue, fine-gr, compact Archaean.

North Carolina Gneiss

Alexander Greensborough . Henderson

Henry's Station McDowel Co.

5LB22

5LA21 5LA22

5LB21

Dark-gray, med-gr hornblende-biotite. Gray, coarsely porphyritic biotite. Pinkish-gray, med-gr biotite.

Dark-gray, coarse-gr biotite.*

North Carolina Granite

See also S-2 of table 4

8LB24 Do 7LA21

Asheville 7LA22

Buckhorn Falls . . . 7LA23

Charlotte 8LB26 Do 6LB24

Concord 6LA24

Contentnea Cr. 7LB21

Danbury 8LB23

Davidson College . .5LA23 Do .5LB23 6RA38

Gastonia 7RA23

Greensborough . . . 8RB23

Ilillsboro 8RB26

Lexington 8RB25

Louisburg 10LB27 Do 5RB25

Mecklenburg Co. . . 5RA25

Mooresville .5RB23 Mt. Airy 6RB23 Do 2B

Mt. Monroe 5RB22

Oxford 8RB24

Poison Springs .... 5RA22

Rockingham 5RA23 Do 5RA24

Salisbury 6RB24 Do 6RA23 Do 6RA24 Do 6B

Toisnot 5RB21

Warren Plains. . . . 7RB22

Warrenton 5RB24

Winston 5RB38

Gray, fine-gr biotite granite. Gray, fine-gr biotite-muscovite. Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite. Lt-gray, green-spotted, med-gr biotite.* Gray, med-gr biotite. Gray, coarse-gr biotite. Lt-red, fine-gr biotite.

Pink, coarse-gr, porphyritic biotite. Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr biotite. Dark-gray, med-gr hornblende-biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Gray, fine-gr muscovite-biotite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite. Pink, fine-gr biotite.* Gray, fine-gr biotite. Gray, pink-spotted, fine-gr biotite. Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr hornblende.* Gray, fine-gr biotite.* Yellowish-gray, med-gr biotite.* Lt-gray, med-gr biotite, "Mt. Airy".* Gray, coarsely prophyritic biotite.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Gray, med-gr biotite.* Greenish-gray, coarse-gr biotite. Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr prophyritic

biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr Archaean biotite.* Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr biotite.* Brownish-gray, med-gr biotite.* Pink, med-gr biotite "Salisbury".* Gray, pink-spotted, med-gr biotite.* White, fine-gr muscovite.

Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite. Gray, coarse-gr biotite.*

North Carolina Limestone

Newbern Rock Point Warm Springs ....

9RB5

12LA33

13RB2.5

Buff', coarse-gr, coarsely cellular Eocene.

Bufi, coarse-gr, compact, fossil Eocene.* Nearly black, fine-gr, compact.

North Carolina Marble

See also S-2, 162 of table 4

Murphy

Nantahala Red Marble Gap . . Valley Town

9LB4

12LB34 10RB19 9RB4

Dark-blue, fine-gr Archaean calc*

Lt-pink, fine-gr Archaean calc. Pink, fine-gr Archaean calc*

Blue-black, fine-gr Archaean calc*

North Carolina Quartz Porphyry

Charlotte 7LB23 1 White, dark-spotted, "Leopard Rock".*

North Carolina Quartzite

Hot Springs 7RA22 Purple, fine-gr, compact.

North Carolina Sandstone

Durham Do

Egypt .

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

8RA24

8LA25 8RA25

8RA26

6L48 6R48 9RA24

9LA25

9LA26

9RA2.5 8LA24

8LA26

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous Trias.* Lt purplish-brown, fine-gr, compact

Trias. Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous Trias. Lt-brown, fine-gr, porous Trias. Brownish-gray, coarse-gr, porous. Cut from the same block as No. 6L48. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Lt reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous Trias. 33rownish-purple, fine-gr, porous Trias.
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of waiJ—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

North Carolina Serpentine

Ream's Creek .... 9LB25 Dark brownish-green, light-green specks.

Ohio Dolomite

Bath Twp. 12RB12

Bellefountaine .... 13RA10

Bluffton 14RB11

Columbus Grove . 14RA13

Covington 13LB11

Eaton 11LB12

Eupheraia 12LA10 Do 11LA9

13LA12

Greenfield 14LB11 Do 13RB12

Holmes Twp.

Crawford Co.

Kelley's Isl Lexington LimaDo

Milton Twp. Woods Co. . . . New Paris

Pt. Marblehead

Riley Twp. Putnam Co.

Sandusky Do

Do

Springfield Do

TiffinDo

Urbana Van Wert

White House, . . Do

Yellow Springs . Do

Spring Mills. Do

12RB13

13RA12

12RA12

12RA13

lOLAll IIRAIO

12LB10

12LA11

llLBll 13RB10

13LB9 14RB13 13RA11

13LB10

14LB12 14RA12

14LA13 10RA14

10RA13

lORAl.T 13RB11

14LA12

Dark, fine-gr, compact, argil, bitum.*

Buft, fine-gr, porous, Devonian.* Dark, buff-streaked, fine-gr, compact, bitum U. Sil.* Dark-grav, fine-gr, porous, bitum

U. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, compact, siliceous U. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, porous, U. Sil.* Drab, dark-spotted, fine-gr, porous,

siliceous U. Sil. Lt-buff, med-gr, compact, bitum.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous U. Sil.* Dark-grav, fine-gr, porous, bitum U.

Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, bitum, U.

Sil.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Drab, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, bitum, U. Sil.* Dark, fine-gr, porous, argil, bitum.* Dark, fine-gr, porous, bitum U. Sil.*

Gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Drab, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, bitum

Devonian.* Dark, mottled, fine-gr, porous, bitum, U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, bitum, U. Sil.* Gray, fine-gr, compact, bitum

Devonian.*

Lt-gray, mottled, fine-gr, compact,

bitum, Devonian.*

Dark, coarse-gr, porous U. Sil* Lt-gray, fine-gr, cellular, porous U. Sil.* Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, bitum U. Sil.* Do.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, bitum, U.

Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr, porous U. Sil.* Grav, fine-gr, porous Devonian.* Do.

Drab, fine-gr, cellular, fossil U. Sil* Buff, fine-gr, porous, fossil U. Sil.*

Ohio Limestone

Bloomville lOLAlO

Columbus 10LA12 13LA10

14LB13 Do 12RA14

Hamilton 8LB8

Lumherton 11LA33

Millersburg 12RB33

Newtonville 13LA40

Piqua 14RB40

Piqua River 13LA11

Xenia 8RB9

Zanesville 12LB31

Gray, fine-gr, compact, mg, Devonian.*

Dark, fine-gr, compact, mg, Devonian.*

Bluish-drab, fine-gr, compact, mg,

U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, mg.*

Bluish-drab, fine-gr, compact, mg,

U. Sil.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact, fossil.* Yellow-spotted, fine-gr, porous U. Sil.* Dark, white-spotted, fine-gr, compact

Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Carb.* Dark, mottled, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, mg.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact pyritiferous U. Sil.* Dark, fine-gr, compact, fossil Carb.*

Ohio Marble

Lt-gray, black-banded, raed-gr calc. Bluish-gray, med-gr calc.

Ohio Sandstone

See also S-1, S-2, S-3, WE and EE of table 4

Al?ron . . Amherst Do.

7LA19 6RB20

8RB21

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.

Lt-bufI, fine-gr, porous, laminated L. Carb.*

Specific source

Amherst Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Bedford . . Bellaire . . Do. . Belleville. Berea. . . . Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Brooklyn Brownhelm

Buena Vista Cambridge

Canal Dover

Tuscarawas Co. CarroUton Columbus

Coshocton Cumberland

Do

E. Cleveland

ElyriaDo

Euclid Glenmont . . . Do

DoDo

Greenfield. . . Harmer Howard Station Knox Co

Iberia Independence

Do

KiptonDo

Lancaster. . . . Do

Do

Leesville . . . Lewis Mills

Lithopolis. . Logan

Mansfield Do

Marietta Do

DoDo

Massillon McDermont Do

Middleburg Twp.

Cuyahoga Co.

Millersburg Do

Monclava

Mt. Gilead Do

Newark Do

Do

Newburgh Do New Lisbon New Philadelphia N. Bloomfield . N. Hampton .... Norwalk

Wall No.

Do. . Peninsula

Piketon. . Do. . Plymouth. . Portsmouth

7RB19 5RB1 IRQ

2RQ

3RQ

4RQ

5RB3

5RA3 5RB4

5RA9

5RA10

8LB20

4L9 4R9

8L48 8R48 9RB21

8RA21 5RB5

5RA4

5RA15 5RB2

7RA19

.5LA14 5RA14 5RB7 5RB6

.5RA18 8RA20

7RA20

5RA12

7R21

7L20 IIRQ

13RQ

5RA8

9RB20 5RA6

5RA2

5RB8

711B20 5RQ

7RQ

10LB20 9LA21 6RA20 5RA16

5RA7

5RA11

9LA22 5RA19

9LB22 5RA13

6RB21 5RA5

9LB23 oRAl 6RQ

8RQ

8RB20

6LB21

,5LA7 9RA21

5LA19 5LA1

6LA20

.SLB6 9RA22

5LB5

5LB2

.5LA13

.=')LB4 .-)LB7 5LB1

.5LA4 5LA2

5LA3

5LA9

5LA5

5LA18 8LA20

Description

Lt-brown, med-gr, porous L. Carb.* Do.

ButT, med-gr, porous, "Borea Buff".* Gray, med-gr, porous, "Berea Gray".*

Buff, med-gr, porous, "Berea Buff".* Gray, med-gr, porous, "Berea Gray".*

Lt-buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Gray, med-gr, porous Carh.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Brown, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carh.

Buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Lt-buff, rust-spotted, med-gr, porous

L. Carb.*

Lt-buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-yellowish, coarse-gr, porous SubCarb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact Sub-Carb. Red and buff streaked, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Greenish-gray, med-gr, compact Carb.* Gray, med-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Bufl, med-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb. Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Buff, med-gr, "Briar Hill".* Do.

Do.

Do.

Gray, dark-streaked, fine-gr, compact

L. Carb.*

Greenish-gray, med-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Yellow, brown-streaked, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-bufI, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb. Gray, fine-gr, porous, "Kipton Gray".* Do.

Bright-yellow coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.* Do.

Lt-gray, coarse, friable L. Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

BulT, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb., "Freestone".*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.* Red, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carh.* Gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous Carb.* Lt-brown med-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous.* Med-gray, fine-gr, porous.*

Buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.* Drab, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Pinkish-yellow, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb. Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, compact L. Carb.* Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb., "Bluestone".* Gray, brown-banded, med-gr, porous

L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Brown, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.

freestone.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Lt-drab, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.

freestone.*
20

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Portsmouth 7LB19 Brownish-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Ridgeville 6RA21 Buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.*

Rockville 5LA15 Buff, fine-gr, porous.*

Steubensville

Jefferson Co. . . . 8LB21 Gray, med-gr, porous Carb.* Do 8LA21 Gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Sunbury 6RB39 Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Do 6LB20 Do. Do 5LA10 Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Twinsburg 9LB21 Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Warren 10RB22 Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.

flagstone.* Warwick 6LA21 Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Weller Twp.

Richland Co. . . . 5LA6 Lt-buff, coarse-gr, porous L. Carb.* Windham 5LA11 Cream-colored, coarse-gr, porous Carb. Windsor 0LAI6 Gray, fine-gr, porous L. Carb.* Wooster 5LA17 Lt-buff, med-gr, porous L. Carb.* Youngstown 6LB39 Gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Do 5LA8 Gray, med-gr, porous Carb.*

Zanesville 5LB3 Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Oklahoma Limestone

Cherokee 9LB5 Pale-buff, med-gr, semicryst, compact.

Oregon Basalt

Albany inRB42 Dark-gray, med-gr, compact. Clackamas Station Clackamas Co. . 8RA42 Gray, fine-gr, porous.*

Oregon Diabase

.\lbany region ...

Ashland 9LB3H

9LB3K

Gray, med-gr, compact.*

Nearly black, fine-gr, compact.

Oregon Sandstone

Near Albany

Dallas 9RB3811RB34

9LB37

11RB33 9LB34 9RB37

Brown, fine-gr, porous.* Gray-brown fine-gr, porous. Gray, fine-gr, porous. Gray, fine-gr, porous. Reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous. Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact, argil.*

Forest Grove

Jacksonville Do

Oakland

Pennsylvania Argillite (Slate)

Bangor 8LA18 Blue-black, fine-gr, roofing slate.* Do 6RBI0 Do. Chapman's Station 9LB19 Blue-black, fine-gr, banded roofing

slate.* Lvnnport lOLBlS Dark-gray, fine-gr slate. Do 10L51 Cut from same block as 10LB18. Do lORSl Do. Do. . . 9RA17 Dark-gray, fine-gr, slate. Slatedale 7RA17 Blue-black, fine-gr roofing and tile slate.* Slatington 10RB21 Do. Do 7LA17 Do. Do 6LB15 Do. Do 10RB20 Do.

Pennsylvania Conglomerate

Fairfield. . . . Friedensburg

Pikesville. . . Pottsville. . .

9LB20 6RB13 6RB12

6RB11

Red and gray, calk conglomerate. Dark purple, coarse-gr, porous,

siliceous Potsdam.*

Reddish-gray, compact coraglomerate.* Brown and gray, coarse, compact,

siliceous.

Pennsylvania Diabase

Collins Station

.

Lancaster Co

Gettysburg . . . . Goldsboro Jacksonwald. . . Reading Do

Round Top

Gettysburg . . St. Peters

6LB14

6LB16

8LA19

6LB19 6RB14

6RB19

6RB16 6RB10

Dark-gray, fine-gr, Mesozoic*

Gray, fine-gr.* Do.

Dark-gray, fine-gr. Nearly black, fine-gr. I Dark-gray, coarse-gr.*' Gray, fine-gr, porous Mesozoic.

Dark-gray, med-gr, compact,

"St. Peters Granite".*

Specific source Wall No. Description

Pennsylvania Diorite

8LB19 Black and white-spotted, coarse-gr,

slightly porous.

Pennsylvania Dolomite

Carlisle Chambersburg . . Easton

Harrisburg Kerberburgh . . . Leaman Place Lancaster Co.

Mill Lane

Chester Co. . . Orbisonia Plymouth

Potts Landing

Berk's Co. ... Reading

Valley Branch

Chester Co. . . Williams' Station Berk's Co. ... York

11RB8

14RB9

10LA8

11LB6

14LA10 14RB10

14RA10

12LA9

13LA8 13RB9

11LB7

13RA8

12RB10

lORAll

Black, fine-gr, compact L. Sil., calk.* Blue-black, fine-gr, compact, calk, L. Sil.* Nearly black, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Do.

Lt-yellow, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, banded, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Nearly black, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* lit-drab, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.

Bluish-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark-gray, banded, fine-gr, compact

L. Sil.*

Bluish-drab, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-yellow, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Black, fine-gr, compact, calk, L. Sil.*

Pennsylvania Gneiss

Chester 7LB18 Do 7LB17 Do 6RB18

Philadelphia 6LB18 Do 6RB17

Reading 7RB17

Gray, coarse-gr, biotite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, garnet biotite- muscovite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr hornblende.* Dark-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr.

Pennsylvania Granite

Allentown 6LB17 Gray, red-spotted, med-gr hornblendebiotite. Siesholtzville 7RB18 Gray-mottled, fine-gr hornblendebiotite.

Pennsylvania Limestone

Connellsville Cove Station Bedford Co

East Conshohocken

Flourtown

Harrisburg Hummelstown .... Huntingdon

Hyndman ........ Lebanon Do

Do

Mertztown

Morrell Myerstown

N. Annville Palmyra

Paxton Station Dauphin Co. . . . Richland Station Lebanon Co. Do

Spruce Creek Huntingdon Co. Vanport

Wernersville ..... Do

7RA14

11RA8

7LA13

14LB9 7RA13

7LA12 12RB32

14LB39

7RA1.5 7LA16

7LA15 8RB17

13RB8

13RB37 13RB36

14LB38

13LB39 8LB17

13RA37

14LA9 14RA9

7LA14 7RA16

Lt-blue, med-gr, compact L. Carb.*

Gray, coarse-gr, compact, mg, cryst Devonian.*

Blue-gray, med-gr, compact,

micaceous L. Sil. Lt-yellow, blue-spotted, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, white-veined, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Blue, fme-gr, compact L. Sil. Nearly black, fine-gr, compact.*

Black, fine-gr, compact.* Nearly black, fine-banded, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L.

Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Do.

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact, mg L.

Sil.* Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Do. Do.

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact, cryst L.

Sil.Do.

Black, fine-gr, compact, mg L. Sil* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact, fossil, mg Carb.*

Water-blue, dark-veined, fine-gr, compact, cryst L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact,

cryst L. Sil^
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific Wall Specific Wall

source No. Doscription source No. Description

Pennsylvania Marble

14RB39

Avondale 11LB9 Do 12LB9 Do 12LB30

Bridgeport 14LB40

Cedar Hollow

11LA7- Columbia 13RA39 Do 13LA39

Howellsville 13RA38

Lancaster 13LB8

Morristown 12RB31

Pine Grove

Schuylkill Co. . . 14RB38

West Grove 11RA34 Do 13LA38

Wrightsville 12RA10

York 14LB10

Brown and gray, coarse, calk breccia.* White, med-gr, dolomitic. Cut from same block as 11LB9.

Brownish-gray, coarse micaceous.*

Lt-blue, dark-spotted, med-gr, L. Sil.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr mg L. Sil. Dark blue-gray, fine-gr.* Do.

Nearly white, fine-gr L. Sil. Black, fine-gr, compact, L. Sil. dolomite.* White, fine-gr L. Sil. Dark-gray, mottled, fine-gr L. Sil. White, med-gr, dolomitic. White, marked with gray, med-gr,

dolomitic. Nearly white, fine-gr, dolomitic L. Sil.* Pink and white, fine-gr, compact, mg

L. Sil.* Pennsylvania Sandstone

See also S-1, EE, and WE of table 4

Altoona Antrim Baden

Beaver Falls. . . Black Walnut . Cannonsburgh

Center Bridge . Do

Columbia

Conni'llsville . . Do

Corry

CurwcnsvilU' . Danville Derry Station Westmorland Co. 6RA7

Erie 9RB19

Farrandsville 6RA6

Fayette Station Fayette Co 8RB18

Franklin 6RB2

Do 9RA19

Fuller 6RA14

Garland r.RA9 Goldsboro GRA16 Do 6RA13

Greensburgh 6RA17

Greenville 6RB.'? Homewood 9LB17 Do 6RA8

Hummelstown .... 6RA3

Johnstown 6RA10

Kiasola Station Beaver Co 6RB3

Layton Station Fayette Co. 6RA11

Leboeuf 7RA18

Lucesco 6RA12

Lumberton 8RA19

Mainesburgh 6RA1

Mauch Chunk .... 6RA0

Do 6LB2

Meadville 9RA18

Monongahela City 6LA13

Meshoppen 6LA7

Nicholson 6LB.5

Norristown 6LB12

Oil City 6LB3

Olyphant 6LA14

Pittsburgh 9LB18

Plains 6LB1

Pond Eddy 9LA20

Prospect 6LB6

6LA8

9LA18

6LB9

6LB13 6RB8

6RB7 6RB6

6RB4 6RA2

6RA1.5 6RA4

8RB19

9LA19

fiRA18

Buff, gray-streaked, fine-gr, compact

L. Garb.*

Lt-gray, coarse, cellular Carb.* Gray, rust-spotted, coarse, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Lt blue-gray, fine-gr, porous Devonian.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Purplish-gray, fine-gr, compact Trias.* Gray, rust-spotted, coarse-gr, compact

Trias.* Blue-drab, fine-gr, compact, argil L.

Sil.* Green-tinted, brown, coarse, porous

Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact Sub-Carb.*

Buff-tinted, coarse-gr, porous.* Dark blue-grav, fine-gr, compact II. Sil.

Bluish-gray, fine-gr, compact Carb.* Drab, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous Devonian.* Lt pinkish-buff, coarse-gr, porous.* Gray, fine-gr, porous Sub-Carb.*

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, porous, SubCarb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Yellow, coarse-gr, porous Carb.

Purplish-brown, med-gr, porous Trias.* Purplish-brown, med-gr, compact Trias. Gray, fine-gr, compact Carb.*

Lt-olive, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Brown, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Brownish-purple, coarse-gr, porous

Trias.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact Carb.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous Carb.* Lt-brown, med-gr, compact Devonian.*

Gray, dark-streaked, med-gr, compact

Carb.* Lt brownish-purple, fine-gr, compact

Trias.* Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Gray, coarse-gr, compact Carb.

Buff, coarse-gr, porous, friable Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.* Lt blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* Reddish-brown, coarse, porous Trias.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Pink, coarse-gr, compact.*

Lt-olive, fine-gr, porous Carb.* Dark-brown, banded, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.* ^ Dark blue-gray, fine-gr, compact

Devonian.*

Gray, fine-gr, compact Carb.*

Queens Run

Clinton Co

Reading

Scranton Do

Scottdale Do

Sharon

Schickshinny Luzerne Co Do

Skinner's Eddy . . . Stoneboro

Stoop's Ferry

Titusville Uniontown Wampum

Do

Warren

Washington

Waynesburgh

Webster *.

. Yardleyville

6LA18 6LA12

6LA.5 6LA11 6LA6 9RB18

6LB11

9LA17 6LB4

6LA17 6LA10

10LB19 6LA16 9RA20

6LA4

6LB10 6LA3

6LA15 6LA9 6LB8

6LB7

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Brownish-purple, med-gr, porous

Trias.* Gray, med-gr, porous, Sub-Carb.*

Buff-banded, coarse-gr, compact

Devonian.* Brown-banded, fine-gr, compact Carb.* Do.

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Blue-gray, fine-gr, compact Carb.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact Carb.* Lt blue-gray, fine-gr, comjiact Devonian.* Lt-brown, coarse-gr, porous Carb.*

Gray, fine-gr, porous, argil Carb.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous Carb.*

Buff, fine-gr, porous Sub-Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Brown, fine-gr, compact Carb.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, porous Carb.

Yellowish-brown, coarse-gr, porous

Carb.*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous Carb.* Brownish-gray, lianded, fine-gr, Carb.* Lt-brown, med-gr, porous Trias.*

Pennsylvania Quartz

6LA19 Dull-red, coarse-gr, quartz porphyry.

Pennsylvania Quartzite

Huntingdon

Jacksonwald Mapleton

6RB1

6RA19

7LA18

Lt-gray, fine-gr.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, U. Sil.*

Pennsylvania Serpentine

Chester W. Chester Do6RB9

10LB16 8LB18

Green, coarse-gr, impure.* Do.

Do.

Pennsylvania Soapstone

Montgomery Co.. . Do

10LB17 7RB16Gray, dark-mottled, coarse-gr, compact.* Do.

Rhode Island Gneiss

Diamond Hill 10LA48 Greenish-gray, fine-gr, hornblende.*

Rhode Island Granite

Niantic 5RA46 Gray, fine-gr biotite.* Smithfield 10RA46 Pink, coarse-gr biotite.* Westerly .5LA46 Pink, fine-gr biotite.* Do 4RB18 Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite.* West Greenwich . . 10LB48 Lt-pink, coarse-gr biotite.*' Do 10RB47 Do.

South Carolina Granite

5LA39 Do 6LA41

Batesburg 6RB42

Charleston 5LB39

Columbia r)RB40

Edgefield Co 6LB41

Fairfield Co 5RB41 Do 5LB40

Greenville 5LA40 5RA41

Rion 5RA40

Gray, Dark Dark

Gray, Gray,

Gray,

Gray,

Gray, Dark

Gray, Gray

fine-gr biotite. •gray, coarse-gr biotite. •gray, med-gr biotite. fine-gr biotite. med-gr biotite. fine-gr biotite. med-gr biotite.

, fine-gr biotite. -gray, fine-gr biotite. fine-gr biotite. med-gr biotite.*
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source

Unknown

Poor Mountain

Sioux Falls

.

Do

Carter Co.

S. E. part. Rip Shin Mt.

Wall

No. Description

South Carolina Marble

11LA34

13LB41

Lt blue-gray, dark-banded, med-gr

calc. Grayish-white, coarse-gr.

South Dakota Quartzite

10LB40 9LB35Reddish, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-reddish, fine-gr, Potsdam.*

South Dakota Sandstone

See also 7WE of table 4

Hot Springs 11RB26 Pink, med-gr, porous.*

South Dakota Travertine

11LA31 White yellow-banded, med-gr travertine. Tennessee Conglomerate

Ocoee River Polk Co 11RA39 Greenish-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Tennessee Gneiss

Owen's Bluff Polk Co

Wolf Creek

11RA35

10RA48

Black and white-spotted, coarse,

siliceous. Gray and pink, fine-gr, compact

conglomerate. Tennessee Granite

10RA49 11RA36

Gray, coarse-gr hornblende.

Pink, med-gr biotite.

Tennessee Limestone

Carter's Station Creek Cowan

Columbia

Davidson Co. . . . Knoxville DoDo

Lebanon Pike . .

.

Murfreesborough

.

Nashville Do

Do

Do

Do

Nolensville Pike . Do

Rogersville Sherwood Station

14RA28

13LB27 14RB28

14LB28 12RA5

4LB11 4RB11

12RB24 12RB5

11RA28

13LA27 12RA23

13RA27

14RA27 10LA6 8RA4

11LA25 11RA29

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, compact, fossil. Gray, med-gr, compact, oolitic. Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil. Gray, med-gr, porous, fossil L. Sil.* Brown, gray-mottled, coarse-gr, compact, mg L. Sil.* Pinkish-gray, med-gr, cryst, compact

L. Sil. Do.

Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, crvst,

fossil L. Sil.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, mg,

fossil L. Sil. Gray, med-gr, compact, fossil, L. Sil., "Capitol Quarry".* Do.

Black, fine-gr, compact, argil, fossil.* Buff, coarse, cellular, fossil.* Dark-gray, med-gr, compact, fossil L.

Sil.* Brownish-grav, fine-gr, compact, mg,

fossil L. Sil.* Buff, fine-gr, porous I^. Sil. Brown, gray-mottled, coarse-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, oolitic*

Tennessee Marble

See also S-2, and EE of table 4

Calhoun Do.

Do.

Do.

13RB3

13RA3

13LB3 10RA8

Pink, med-gr, mg L. Sil.* Do.

Do.

Pink, buff-mottled, coarse, brecciated, mg L. Sil.*

Specific source Wall

No. Description

0^lliouii 14LB5 Do 13LA3

Cleveland 11RA4 Do 12LA5 Do 8RB4

Djividson Co 8RB6

Doughprtyvillo 3L13 Do 3R13 Do 10 LBS

ICnoxvilli? 3L12 Do 3R12 DoDo

Do 9RB3 Do 11LA24 Do 13RB29 Do 13LA28 Do 13LB28 Do 13RB28 Do 9RA2 Do 14LB29 Do 9RB2

Do 14LA28 Do 8RA.5 Do 12LB24 Do 12RB2.5 Do 4LB18 Do 5LQ Do 7LQ

Do OLQ

Do 1 1 1 n

Do 13LQ Do 11LA26 Do 1 1 RA3n Do 11LA27 Do 11RA31 Do 2L4 Do 2R4 Do 10LB4

Mt'sdow 1 3R A98 Do 8LA4 Morristown 9LA2

Mooresburgh 8LA5 Do 9LB3

Quarryville 3L4 Do 3R4

Rogersville 8LB4 Do 12LB4 Do 8LB.5 Do 9LB2 Do 14RB29 Do 14LA27

Stjringville 11LB23

Whitesburgh SRBf)

Pinkish-gray, coarse, mg L. Sil.* Pinkish-gray, coarse, fossil, mg L. Sil.* Pink, coarse, rag, L. Sil.* Do.

Do.

Olive-green, coarse, fossil L. Sil.* Reddish-brown, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Cut from the same block as 3L13.

Variegated, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Pinkish-gray, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Cut from the same block as 3L12.

Pink, med-gr, fossil. Cut from the same block as 11LA28.

Pink, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Lt-gray, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Pink, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Pink, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Pink, med-gr, fossil Trenton.* Red and white, fossil L. Sil.* Do.

Pink, med-gr, fossil Trenton.*

Pink, m<'d-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Variegated, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Pink, med-gr L. Sil.* Pink and gray, med-gr L. Sil. Cut from the same block as 12LB24.

Pink, veined with gray, med-gr.

Pink, med-gr calc, "Bond Pink".* Gray, med-gr calc, "Appalachian Silver Gray".*

Pink, med-gr calc, "Craig Edward Medium Pink".* Gray, med-gr calc, "Gray Knox

Quaker Gray".*

Pink, med-gr calc, "Ross Pink".* Do. Cut from the same block as 11LA26.

Gray, med-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 11LA27.

Pink, dark crowfoot veins, coarse-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 2L4.

Pink, med-gr calc*

Pinkish-gray, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Buff and gray, med-gr, fossil L. Sil. Lt-gray, med-gr, mg.*

Variegated, med-gr, L. Sil.* Variegated, med-gr L. Sil.* Brown, gray-spotted, coarse calc. Cut from the same block as 3L4.

Variegated, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Brown and gray-mottled, coarse, mg,

fossil L. Sil.* Variegated, med-gr li. Sil.* Do.

Variegated, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.* Do. Brown, med-gr, fossil Niagara.*

Variegated, med-gr, fossil L. Sil.*

Tennessee Sandstone

See also S-1 and S-2 of table 4

Cater's Creek

Davidson Co. . . Church Mt.

Granger Co

Ducktown

Parksville Sewanee Do

11LA39 11RB41 11RA38

11LA38 11RA37

11LA40

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact. Drab, fine-gr, compact.

Red, coarse-gr, porous, ferrug. Brown, coarse-gr, porous.

Lt-buff, med-gr, porous.* Do.

Tennessee Syenite

Hiwasee copper mines 10RA47 Gray, green-spangled, med-gr hornblende. Texas Diorite

El Paso 6RA32 Ijt greenish-gray, med-gr.

Texas Dolomite

Burnet San Saba 11RB2

14LA4

Dull-red, variegated, fine-gr, compact.

Buff, fine-gr, compact.
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Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Specific source Wall No. Description

Texas Granite

See also S-2, 87 of table 4 Vermont Argillite (Slate)

Fair Haven

5RA44

5LA44

Blue-black, fine-gr, rough-texture

roofing slate.* Red, fine-gr, rough-texture roofing and

tile.* Do

Kingsland

6LB32 7RB29

9B

.5LA30 6RB31

6LA32

Red, coarse-gr, biotite.* Red, fine-gr biotite. Pink, coarse-gr biotite.* Gray, coarse-gr biotite. Do.

Pink, med-gr biotite.

Nr. Llano Do

Do

Vermont Granite See also S-2, 47 and S-2, 93 of table 4

Texas Limestone

See also S-2, 2, 3, 127 and 2WE of table 4

Barre

Bethel Brattleboro Brunswick Newark

6RB46

6LB46

6LB45

6RB4.5 6RA45

6RB47

5LA45 10RA45

Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite.* White, med-gr muscovite.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr biotite. Gray, finc-gr biotite.* Pink, coarse-gr biotite. Gray, fine-gr biotite-muscovite.* Gray, coarse-gr biotite-muscovite.* Gray, med-gr biotite.*

Austin 11RB3

12LA4

13LB26 13RB23 8RB13

3C

l.'iC 10RA20

10LA26

13LB47 13RB47

14LA48 14RA48

14LB27 13LA26

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact, mg Orel.*

Lt-bufT, fine-gr, compact, mg Orel. Gray-bufI, coarsely fossil, compact

Cret. Lt-gray, fine-gr, compart.* Drab, fine-gr, compact.*

Lt-bufT, fine-gr, porous, oolitic, "Cordova Cream".*

Lt-bufi', fine-gr, cellular, large sli' lls, "Cordova Sholl".* Do. Cut from the same block as 10R.\20. Do.

Do.

Lt-bufI, fine-gr, porous, oolitic, "Cordova Cream."

Cut from the same block as 14LA4S.

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact Cret.* Do.

Do Rvegate Do Do

Do

Woodbury

Burnet Cedar Park Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Vermont Limestone

Isle La Motte .... 13LA1 Dark-gray, fine-gr, fossil, mg.*

Vermont Marble

See also S-2, 135 to 138 of table 4 DoDo Do

4LA1.5 4RA1.5 4LA12 4RA12

2L1 2R1 13RB19

13RB21

12LA1!) 12RA20

4LA2() 4RA20

13LB17

13LB19 12LB19 12RB19

4LA21 4RA21

4LA13 4RA13

11LA19 11RA18

11LB17 11RB17

12LA18 12RA19

2L.5

2R.5 3L1 3R1

3L3 3R3

2L8

2R8

2L7

2R7

2L6 2R6

14LB18 10RA19

13RA17 12RB3

2L3 2R3

2L12

2R12

2L2 2R2

White, dark veins, med-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 4LAl.'i. White, green and gray veins, ni<'d-gr calc* Cut from the same bock as 4LA12.

Lt bluish-gray, dark-veined calc* Cut from the same block as 2L1. White, gray-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil calc Cut from the same block as 13RB19.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

White, gray-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc. Cut from the same block as 13LB17.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

White, dark veins, med-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 4LA13.

Do.

Do.

White, dark veins, med-gr calc, "Highland Gray Danby".* Cut from the same block as 11LB17.

White, med-gr, calc, "Imperial Yellow Danby".* Cut from the same block as 12LA18.

White, yellow-clouded, med-gr, calc, "Imperial Danby Building and Memorial Grade".* Do.

White, dark-clouded, med-gr, calc, "Danby D Building Grade".* Do.

White, dark-veined, med-gr, calc, "Danby D Building Grade".* Do. Lt bluish-gray, dark-veined, med-gr

calc, "Danby Highland Building Grade".* Do.

White, dark-veined, med-gr, calc, "Danby J Building Grade and Riverside Danby Memorial Grade".* Do.

White, dark-veined, med-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 2L6. White, med-gr, L. Sil. calc* Do.

White, med-gr, L. Sil. calc, "Imperial Danby".*

White, blue-veined, med-gr, mg L. Sil.* Lt-gray, dark-veined, med-gr, calc, "Sterling PV Memorial Grade".* Do.

Lt-gray, dark and white-clouded, med-gr calc, "Standard PV

Memorial Grade".* Do.

Lt-gray, dark-clouded, med-gr calc, "Sterling PV Memorial Grade".* Do.

Round Rock Do

San Saba Do

Texas Marble Do

Do

Center Rutland

Do

Do Austin 8RB14

8LB12

13RB22

8LB13 11RA20

Buff, fine-gr, fossil.* Pink-veined, fine-gr.* Blue-gray, med-gr. Nearly white, fine-gr.* Lt-gray, coarse-gr Cret.*

Burnet Do Do Do

San Saba Do Do Do

Texas Sandstone DoDo

Back Bone Valley Burnet 8RB32

7RA30

10RB31 7RB30

8RA32

8LA32

10LB33 7LB30

7LA30

9LA32

8LB32

Brown, coarse-gr, porous, ferrug L. Sil. Brown, coarse-gr, compact L. Sil., calk. Gray, med-gr, porous Carb., calk. Reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous.* Do.

Red, fine-gr, compact. Do.

Do.

Do.

Greenish-gray, fine-gr, porous.* Gray, coarse-gr, porous.

DoDo

Do

Mormon Mills ...

.Milsap Do

Do

Do Do

I'PCOS Do Do

Do

Do Do Range Do Riverside Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Utah Dolomite

San Pete Valley . . . 11LB13 Dark, gray-mottled, fine-gr, compact,

fossil.

Utah Limestone Do

Do

Kphriam 8RB15 Do

11RB2.5

Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, "San Pete

Stone".* Payson Drab, fine-gr, compact. Do

Utah Marble Do

Do

Dorset

12LB11 8LB14

13LB36 13RB33

White, fine-gr calc. Gray and brown variegated, coarsely

fossil calc*

Buff, brown-mottled, fine-gr, fossil.* Lt-gray, variegated, fine-gr calc.

Do

Clinton Do

E. Dorset

Florence Pavson Do

Do

Utah Sandstone Do

Red Butte 11LB32 Lt-pink, fine-gr, porous. Do

Do
24

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No.

Florence Do

Do

Do

Isle LaMotte . . . , Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Mallett's Bay . . , DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do New Haven

Pittstord Do

Do

Roxbury Do

Do

Rutland DoDo

Do

Do

Do

S. Wallingford . , Southerland Falls DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Swanton W. Rutland Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

21.9 2R9

2L10 2R10

3L16 3R16 10RA6

14LB2 12RB2 9RB7

10RA16

4RB2] 10RB9

14LB3

2L15 2R15

10LA3 10RA3 10RA4

10LA4 10RA5

10RA7

13RA1 14RB2

13RB1

14RB19

11LB40

2L11

2R11 9RB8

13LA18 9RA8

9LA7

13LA17 12RA2

14LA18

lOLBlO lORBlO

10LA14 10RA17

4LA18 4RA18

11LA18 11RA17

14LB19 9LA8

9LB7

9LB8

10LA2 11RB19

11LB19

11LB18 11RB18

10RA18

10LA16

12LB18 12RB18

12LB20 12RB20

11RB16

11LB16 9RA7

13RB1S

13RB20

4LA16 4RA16

13LB18 13RB17

10LA15 10LB9

1L15

1R15

3L11

3R11

Description

Lt-gray, dark veins, med-gr calc, "Sterling PV Memorial Grade".* Do.

Lt-gray, dark-clouded, med-gr, calc, "Pittsford Valley Building Grade".* Do.

Nearly black, fine-gr, fossil, dolomitic* Cut from same block as 3L16. Nearly black, fine-gr, fossil, dolomitic* Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Pink, gray mottled, coarse hematitic

dolomite.* Dark-pink, fine-gr, coarse Cambrian

dolomite. Mottled-pink, fine-gr Cambrian

dolomite. Red and white, fine-gr, Cambrian

dolomite.* Cut from same block as 2Llr5. Red and white, fine-gr Cambrian

dolomite.* Cut from the same block as 10LA3.

Do.

Do. Cut from same block ,is 10LA3.

Do.

White, dark-veined fine-gr, mg L. Sil.* Pa^e-gray, dark-spotted, med-gr, mg

Pale-gray, dark veined, med-gr, mg

L. Sil. White, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc*

Green, white-veined, fine-gr serpentine.* Dark-green, gray-veined med-gr

serpentine, "Verde Antique Building Grade".* Do.

Dark, blue-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* Do.

White, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* Do.

Dark-blue, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc*

White, dark-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc*

White, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc*

White, gray-spotted, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as lOLBlO.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

White, gray-spotted, L. Sil. calc Cut from same block as 11 LA18.

White, dark-veined, fine-gr, L. Si!, calc. White, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc. White, dark-veined, L. Sil. calc Do.

Dove-colored, fine-gr, L. Sil. dolomite.* White, gray-veined, med-gr, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as 11RB19.

Do.

Do.

White, gray-veined, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as 10RA18.

Do. Do.

Gray, black-streaked, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as 12LB20.

Pale-gray, veined, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as 11RB16.

White, green-clouded, med-gr, L. Sil. calc*

Lt-blue, dark-veined, L. Sil. calc*

Gravish-white, dark-veined, L. Sil. calc. Cut from same block as 13RB20.

Do. Do.

Lt-blue, dark-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* White, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* White, green-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* White, slightly-clouded, .fine-gr calc, "Rutland A Building Grade" or "Select Memorial Grade".*

Do.

White, green-veined, fine-gr calc, "Silvan", "Rutland B Building Grade".* Do.

Specific source

W. Rutland

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do ...

.

Do

Do ...

.

Do

DoDo

Do

Wall No.

2L14

2R14

3L14 3R14 3R2

3R9

4L2 4R2

4L3 4R3

4L4 4R4

4L5

4R5

4LA14 4RA14

4LA17 4RA17

Description

White, green-clouded, fine-gr, calc, "Jade Building Grade" and "Silvert Memorial Grade".* Do.

Gray, white-veined, med-gr calc, "Select Memorial Grade".* Do.

White, gray-veined, fine-gr calc, "Rutland Italian".* Cut from same block as 3R2.

White, gray-veined, fine-gr calc, "Standard Memorial Grade".*

Do.

Bluish-gray, med-gr calc, "Rutland

Blue Building Grade".* Do.

Bluish-gray, med-gr calc, "Rutland

Blue Building Grade".* Do.

Bluish-gray, dark-clouded, med-gr,

calc, "Sterling and Standard Memorial Grade".* Do.

White, occasional dark veins, fine-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 4LA14.

Gray, black-veined, fine-gr, L. Sil. calc* Cut from same block as 4LA17.

Virginia Diabase

Catlett's Station . . Leesburg 11LB36 11RB31

Dark-gray, fine-gr Mesozoic diabase.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, Mesozoic diabase.*

Virginia Granite

Fredericksburg . . , Do

Manchester Do

Namozine Dist. . . Do

Nr. Richmond

.

Tuckahoe Dist. . . .

11RB28

11LB38

11LB37 11LB39 11LA35 11RB32

11RB27

10RA34

Lt-gray, med-gr biotite-muscovite.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Gray, med-gr, biotite. Greenish-gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Do.

Gray, fine-gr, biotite.* Do.

Virginia Greenstone

See also S-3, 9 of table 4

Lynchburg Do

Do

ID2D

3D

Green, coarse-gr, actinolite schist, "Virginia Greenstone".* Same as ID.

Do.

Virginia Limestone

Near National

Bridge 13LB1 Nearly black, fine-gr, compact, mg.*

Virginia Marble

Craigsville Do

Harrisonburg Near Natural

Bridge

10RB18

lOLBll 12RA18 lORAl

Gray, pink-spotted, fine-gr, fossil U.

Sil.* Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr, fossil U. Sil.* Black, fine-gr, graphitic calc

Lt-green and gray, fine-gr, mg.*

Virginia Sandstone

Manassa"

Saltville 11RB2911LB3,5

Dull-red, fine-gr, porous, Trias.*

Lt-olive, fine-gr, porous.*

Virginia Schist

Farquier Co 11RB30 Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact biotite

schist.* Washington Granite

8RB47 Lt-gray, med-gr biotite.
25

Table 1. Source, classification, and description of domestic stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

Specific source Wall

No. Description

Washington Marble Wisconsin Granite See also S-2, 82 of table 4

Lincoln Co lOLAl 10RA2

11RA2

White, med-gr dolomitic*

Pale-pink, coarse-gr mg.*

Blue-gray, white-spotted, fine-gr, dolomitic.

Do

Amberg 7RB44

7RA43

8LB44

SLA44

Red and white, coarse-gr biotite.* Pinkish-gray, fine-gr biotite.* Buff, fine-gr biotite.* Dark-red, fine-gr hornblende.*

Lohrville Washington Sandstone Wausau Do

Bellingham Do

11RB42

11LB41 8RA46

8RA4.5

8LA4.5 8LB46 8RB46

9LB43 8LA46

Gray, fine-gr, compact, "Chuckanut".*

Gray, med-gr, porous, "Chuckanut".*

Gray, fine-gr, porous, Carb.* Gray, med-gr, compact, "Chuckanut".*

Dark-gray, med-gr, compact.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, compact, micaceous. Lt-brown, coarse-gr, porous.* Gray, med-gr, porous.* Lt-gray, med-gr, comjiact calc*

Wisconsin Limestone Do

Do Hayton 8LB1.5 8RB16

] 2LB29

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, cellular.* BulT, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Lt-bufT, fine-gr, compact.*

Olyraphia Madison

Pittsburgh Tnnino

Prairie du Chien Do

Willceaon Wisconsin Quartzite

Stevens Point Waterloo Do

7RB43

7LA43

6RA47

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Gray, coarse-gr.* Gray, coarse-gr, compact paving

stone.*

West Virginia Marble

Harpers Ferry .... 8RB8 Nearly black, yellow-vrined, fine-gr. Wisconsin Quartz Porphyry West Virginia Sandstone Brandon 11RB40

10RB49

Nearly black, coarse-gr, compact.*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, compact.*

Berkeley Springs . . Charleston Do

Grafton

10RB37 8RA39

9RB3.5 10LB37 9LA34 9RA36

8LA40

8LB40

8LB39

Dull-red, fine-gr, compact.

Gray, med-gr, compact Carb.*

Lt-huff, coar.se-Kr, porous Carb.*

Lt-buff, cnarse-gr, porous Carb.

Buff, rust-spotted, med-gr, porous.* Cut from same block as 9LA34.

Greenish-gray, med-gr, porous Carb.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact Devonian.*

Gray, med-gr, porous Carb.*

Marquette

Wisconsin Sandstone Kingwood Do Ableman 9RB41

10RB4S

9LB42

10LB47 10LB46

8RB4.5

Lt-buff, fine-gr, compact L. Sil. Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous, friable L. Sil.* lit-buff, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-red, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Lt-buff, med-gr, porous L. Sil.*

Parkersburg Rowlesburgh

Wheeling

Do

Grand Rapids ... Mauston Do

Wisconsin Dolomite

Buffalo Co Do

ByronDo

Duck Or. Station Brown Co

Eden

11RB4

14RA5

10RA9 13RB4

12LA6

14RB.'i 14LA5

11LB2

13LA5 12RB6

12RA6

13RA4 14RA6

10LA5 13LB4

13LA4

14LA6

11LA3

Lt-bu.f, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Yellowish-gray, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr XJ. Sil.* Lt-gray, fine-gr compact.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* I.t-buff, fine-gr, porous L. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact IJ. Sil.* Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact Sil.* Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.* Do.

lA-drab, fine-gr, cellular U. Sil.*

BufT, fine-gr, compact L. Sil.*

Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.* Drab, fine-gr, compact U. Sil.*

Wyoming Diorite

Raw Hide Buttes . 9RA40 Nearly black, fine-gr, compact.

Wyoming Granite Do

Fon du Lac Dale Creek 10LA47 10RA42

10RA43

Red, coarse-gr biotite.* Pink, fine-gr biotite. Red, fine-gr biotite. La Crosse Manitowoc Sherman Do

Milwaukee Do

Neenah

Oshkosh

Racine Wyoming Marble

River Falls Wheatland 12LA12 White, med-gr dolomitic. Taycheedah Twp.

Fon du Lac Co. . Waukesha Wyoming Sandstone

See also S-2, 1, S-2, 128, and 26WE of table 4 Wisconsin Gneiss Laramie

Rawlins 9LB44 9RA39

I,t-red, fine-gr, porous. Black River Falls , 8LB4,5 Reddish, fine-gr biotite. Lt-gray, fine-gr, porous, calk.
26

Table 2. Source, classification, and description of foreign stones in south face of wall

[For identification of samples in wall, see section 8. Trade names are enclosed in quotation marks, geological terms are capitalized and a star (*) at

i^nd of line signifies that the stone has been used commercially.]

argil argillaceous. calc calcite. calk calcareous. Carb Carboniferous.

cryst crystalline. Dist District. ferrug ferruginous.

fossil fossiliferous. gr grain. Lt light.

AnBREVIATIONSmed medium. mg magnesian. Mt Mountain. Ord Ordinary. Prov Province. Qual Quality. S South.

St.. Saint. Trav Travertine.

Specific source Wall No. Description

Argentine Building St<i

Unknown Do

Do

10LB1.5 10RB16

.5LB46

Lt-olive, brown-spotted marl>lp. Dark-gray, med-gr marble.

Dull-red and white, ooarse-gr serpentine.

Australian Granite

New South Wales 1R6 Black and white, coarse-gr biotite.

Australian Marble

New South Wales . Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

South Australia . . . Do

Do

Do

3L10 3R10

3L2 7RA3

14RA19

14LA19

10LA17 7RA2

14RA20 7LA1

Gray, yellow and white-mottled, med-gr

calc. Cut from the same block as 3L10. White, greenish and yellow-veined, med-gr calc. Gray-variegated, fine-gr calc. Grayish-white, fine-gr. Black, fine-gr, fossil calc. Gray, med-gr calc. Brownish-white with brown veins, med-gr. Gray and white-mottled and veined, med-gr.

Buff and gray-mottled, med-gr.

Australian Sandstone

New South Wales . Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do.

4L7 4R7 9LB26 9RA26

9LA27

9LB27 9RB24

9RB2.5 4L8 4R8

Pinkish-buff, med-gr, porous. Cut from the same block as 4L7.

Pinkish-buff, coarse-gr, porous. Cut from the same block as 9LB26.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Lt-buff, coarse-gr, porous. Cut from the same block as 4L8.

Austrian Conglomerate

Lindabrunn 5LB27 Lt-yellow, coarse-gr, porous, calk.

Austrian Granite

Crasstein Neuhaus 5RB29

.5LB26 Black and white, med-gr, biotite. Gray, fine-gr, biotite granite.

Austrian Limestone

Mokritz 14RA29

j Buff, fine-gr, porous fossil.

Austrian Marble

AdnetDo7RB9

14RA30

Gray, white and yellow-mottled,

coarse-gr. Brown, white-mottled, fine-gr calc.

Specific source

Adnet . . Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Castione

.

Do. . Do. . Do. . Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Karst Manzana

.

Mori

Nabresina

.

St. Felice . Do . . . Do . . . Salzburg. . Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do. Do. Do.

Do.

Sterzing Do.

Do.

Do.

Trent. . .

Wall No. Description

7RB12

7RB14

14RA36

7RB.T 14RB30

6LA1

14LA35

13LB30

13LA29 13RA29 7RB3

14RA34

14RA33

14LB3:j 13RA30

14LA3() 14LB3n

13RB3(l 14LB31 14LB32 7RB10

14RA32

14LA31 14LA36 6LA2 7RB13

7RB1.^ 14RB32

14LA29

13LA3n

14LA34 13LB3

1

14RA3.^i 7LB7

7LB2

7LB3

7LB13 7LB8

7LB1

7LB12 7LB5

10RB4

14RA31 7LB4

7LB10

7LB11

7LB1.'3 7LB14 7RB1

7LB16

14LA33 7LB6

13LA31 7RB6

7RB7

7RB8

7RB11

10RB3

14RB33

14RB31

13RA31 7RB4 7RB2

14LA32

Red and brown, fine-gr, fossil calc. Gray and brown, med-gr, fossil calc. Yellowish-red, fine-gr, fossil calc. Reddish-brown, med-gr, fossil calc. Dark purplish veined with white, med-gr calc. Lt-bufl, fine-gr, fossil, mg.

Yellow, white and purple, coarse-gr

calc. Lt-brown with white fossils, fine-gr

calc. Red, white and yellow, fine-gr calc. Greenish-gray, white-spotted, fine-gr

calc. Lt-buff, fine-gr calc. Pale-yellow, fine-gr calc. Pinkish, yellow-veined, fine-gr calc. Yellow and purple-streaked, fine-gr

calc.Do.

Do.

Pinkish-yellow, fine-gr calc. Pinkish-buff, variegated, fine-gr calc. Brown-variegated, veined calc. Brown, gray-mottled and veined calc. Pink, yellow and gray mottled calc. Yellow, purple-mottled, fine-gr. Do.

Pale-pink, mottled, fine-gr. Yellow, purple-mottled, fine-gr. Do.

Red, fine-gr. Red, fine-gr, fossil. Reddish-brown, variegated calc. Pink and yellow-veined, fine-gr calc. Pink and white-veined, fine-gr calc. Pink and buft-mottled, fine-gr calc. Pink, gray-mottled, fine-gr calc. Pink, yellow and white, fine-gr, brecciated. Pink, gray-mottled, fine-gr calc. Pale pinkish-yellow, brecciated, coarse-gr calc. Light drab, fine-gr calc. Gray and brown, med-gr calc. Gray and white, coarsely, fossil calc. Do.

Do. Drab, white and coarsely fossil, Liassic. Gray, fossil, calc, "Fiorito". Gray and white, coarsely fossil calc. Yellow variegated, fine-gr calc. Gray, coarse-gr, fossil calc. Pale buff-veined, fine-gr calc. Yellow-veined, fine-gr calc. Red and yellow-mottled, fine-gr calc. Brown, small white fossils, coarse-gr

calc. Red, white- veined, fine-gr calc. Red and white, fine-gr calc. Red, white-veined, fine-gr calc. Brownish-speckled, fine-gr, fossil calc. Red, gray and brown, coarsely fossil. Black, dark-veined, fine-gr calc. Reddish, yellow-veined, fine-gr calc. Dark and brownish, coarse-gr, fossil calc. White, coarsely cryst marble. Do.

Pale buff and white, porous, fossil calc. Pale gray, coarsely cryst calc. Do.

Gray, fine-gr calc.
27

Table 2. Source, classification, and description of foreign stones in south face of wall—Continued

Spocific source Wall No. Description

Austrian Pitchstone

Castleruth Do5RA28

5LA26

Dark-brown, coarse-gr. Dark-gray, spotted with white,

coarse-gr.

Austrian Quartz Porphyry

South Tyrol Do

5RB28

5LA27

Reddish, white-spotted, med-gr quartz. Red, spotted with white, med-gr.

Au.stria-Hungarian Marble

Adnet 8RA8 Greenish,white-veined, fine-gr oalc. Castione 9RB6 Pale-buff and gray, coarse-gr, fossil. Do 14LB24 Lt-bufF, med-gr, fossil calc. Do ,14RA2.5 Yellow-veined, fme-gr calc. Do 13LA23 Do. Do 14RB2.5 Dull-pink, veined, fine-gr calc. Do 14RB26 Dull-pink, fine-gr, fossil calc. Do 8LA8 Drab, yellow-spotted, fine-gr calc. Do 9LA6 BufT, coarse, fossil calc. Do 8LA7 Gray and brown, fine-gr, fossil calc. Grisignana 9LB6 Pale-buff, fine-gr, fossil calc. Karst 14LA25 Black, fine-gr, calc, "Paragon".

Salzburg 14RA26 Gray and white, fine-gr, coarsely fossil calc. The Tyrol 9RA6 White, coarsely eryst. Untersberg 14LB2.5 White and buff, red-specked, fossil calc. Do 14LA2fi Pink and white, red-specked, fossil <'alc. Do 13LA24 Buff, red-specked, fossil calc. Do 8RA7 Buff, red-speckled, fossil calc.

Bermuda Limestone

Coralline 8LB9 Nearly white, coarsely cellular, friable. Do 8RB10 Cut from the same block as 8LB9.

Canadian Granite

* Halifax Go 1L6 Gray, coarso-gr blotite-muscovite.

porphyritic.

St. George 9LB4.5 Bright-red, coarse-gr hornblende. Do 9RB44 Lt-red, coarse-gr biotite granite.

Canadian Limestone

Kingston

Montreal

8LA9

8RA9.

Montreal region . . 13RA26

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact, fossil. Dark-gray, med-gr, I'ompact, semicryst. Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Canadian Marble

Phillipsburg Do

S. Stukely, Quebec

Stony Mt., Near

Winnipeg

13LB24

13LB25 4RB19

12LA23

Grayish-white, fine-gr calc. Cut from same block as 13LB24, - Pink and white variegated, med-gr

calc.

Purple and buff, fossil calc.

Canadian Sandstone

Brampton, Ontario 9LA46 Brown, fine-gr, compact.*

Cliffton, New Brunswick

11RB46 Greenish-gray, med-gr, compact. Do 11LB43 Gray, med-gr, compact.

Dorchester, New Brunswick

9RA45 Olive, fine-gr, porous, Sub-Carb.

Georgetown,

Ontario 9RA46 Light-gray, fine-gr, porous. Mary's Point, New Brunswick

9LA4.-) Brown, fine-gr, compact, Carb. Nepigon Bay,

Ontario 9RB43 Red, fine-gr, compact, Potsdam.*

Sackville, New Brunswick. 10LA50 Brown, med-gr, porous.*

Isle of Pines 8LB10 Do 8LB11 Do 8RB11 Do 8RB12 Do 10LA23 Do 10RA25 Do lORBll Do 11LA22 Do 11RB23 Do 11RA24 Do 13LA22 Do 13LB23 Do 14RB27 Do 13RA2r)

Specific source Wall No. Description

Cuban Marble

Gray and dark-streaked, coarse-gr ca c. Gray and dark-streaked, coarse-gr calc. Bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc. Bluish-gray, dark-veined, coarse-gr calc. White, fine-gr, dolomitic. Lt bluish-gray, med-gr, dolomitic. Dark bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc. Bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc. Lt-bluish-gray, med-gr dolomitic. Bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc.

Blt'i.sh-gray, med-gr calc. Bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc. Lt-bluish-gray, coarse-gr calc. Lt-gray, coarse-gr calc.

English Marble

Bristol 10LB14 10RB15

Gray and brown, fine-gr dendritic. Do Cut from the same block as 10LB14.

English Serpentine

Cadgwith Dist. Corn wall 10LA36 Olive-green, red-veined.

Finland Granite

See sample S-2, 75 of table 4

Hungarian Conglomerate

Hundscheira 5RB45

5LB45 5RA45

Buff, drab-spotted, coarse-gr, calk. Grayish, coarse-gr, porous calk. Pale-buff, fine-gr, porous calk. Leitha Mts. Sommerein

Hungarian Limestone

Breitenbrunn 13RA36 Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous. Krnisbach 14RA37 Nearly white, med-gr, porous. Leitha Mts. 10LB8 Lt-buff, coarse-gr, cellular, fossil. Do 7RA6 Lt-bufT, coarse-gr, cellular, fossil. Mannersdorf 7RA7 Pale-buff and white, coarse-gr, porous.

fossil. Margarethen

Leitha Mts 14LA37 Lt-buff fine-gr, porous. Do 13LA36 Lt-buff, fine-gr, porous. Do 14RB37 Lt-buff, med-gr, cellular, fossil. Do 7RA.5 Buff, med-gr, porous, fossil. Do 14RA38 Buff, med-gr, porous, fossil. Do 14LB37 Lt-bufl' coarse-gr, porous, fossil. Do 7LA5 Lt-buif, med-gr, cellular, fossil. Do 7LA4 Yellow, coarse-gr, porous, fossil. Do 7LB9 Yellow, coarse-gr, porous, fossil. Do 7LA6 Buff, coarse-gr, cellular, fossil. Oszlopp 7LA3 Buff-variegated, med-gr, compact, fossil. Do 14LA38 Buff and yellow, coarse-gr, porous,

fossil. Hungarian Marble

Mannersdorf 7RA4 Pale-buff and white, fossil calc.

Italian Limestone

Leghorn 4LB19 Buff, fine-gr, compact travertine.* Do 13LB29 Dull-buff, fine-gr, porous.*

Italian Granite

See section S-1 of table 4

Italian Marble

Carrara Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

2L16 2R16

3L6 3R6

3L9 12LB27 12RB2S

White, fine-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 2L16. White, pale-gray clouds, fine-gr calc* Cut from the same block as 3L6.

Yellowish-white, fine-gr, statuary calc.= Cut from the same block as 3L9. Do.
Table 2. Source, classification, and description of foreign stones in south face of wall—Continued

Specific source

Carrara Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Serravezza . . . Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Spezia, Genoa Prov DoDo

Do

Do

Wall No.

31.7 3R7

3L8 3R8

10LA27

10LA28 10RA26

10RA27

12LB26 12RB27

4L1 4R1

ILll

IRll ILIO IRIO

1L12 1R12

1L16 1R16

1L14 1R14

12LB25 12RB26

11LA29 11RA33

12LA27 12RA26

12RA24

12LA2o

12LB28 12RB29

11LB24 11RB24

12LA24 12RA22 4RB13

Description

Yellowish-white, fine-gr, statuary calc* Cut from the same block as 3L7. White, fine-gr calo, "First Qual. Ord. White".* Cut from the same block as 3L8. White, gray-veined, fine-gr, "2nd

Quality Veined".* Cut from the same block as 10LA27.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Gray, fine-gr, calc, "2nd Qual.

Bardiglio".* Cut from the same block as 4L1. White, gray-veined, fine-gr, "1st Qual. Ord. White".* Cut from the same block as ILll.

Pale-gray, fine-gr calc, "2nd Qual. Ord. White".* Cut from the same block as ILIO.

Pale-gray, darker veins, fine-gr, "3rd

Qual. Ord. White". Cut from the same block as 1L12. White, gray-veined, fine-gr, "1st Qual. White Veined". Cut from the same block as 1L16. Gray, fine-gr, "First Quality

Bardiglio".* Cut from the same block as 1L14. White with black veins, fine-gr, "1st Qual. Veined".* Cut from the same block as 12LB25.

Gray, dark-veined, fine-gr, "1st Qual.

Bardiglio".* Cut from the same block as 11LA29.

Do.

Do.

Pale-gray, dark-veined, fine-gr, "2nd

Qual. Bardiglio".* Cut from the same block as 12RA24.

Do.

Do.

Black, veined with yellow, fine-gr, "Portoro".* Cut from same block as 11LB24.

Do.

Do.

Black, veined with yellow and white, "Portoro".*

Italian Sandstone

Mexican Basalt

Mexico State 10RB34 Dull-red, very vesicular. Puebla State . . 5RB37 Nearly black, fine-gr, coarsely

vesicular. Do 5LB36 Cut from the same block as 5RB37.

Mexican Dacite

Mexico State 10LA38 Reddish-brown, fine-gr, porous.

Leghorn Do

9RA32

11LB25

Gray, coarse-gr, compact, calk.* Cut from same block as 9RA32.

Italian Travertine

Tivoli

.

. DoDo

Do

10LA29

10R.\28 12LA26

12RA2.5

Buff, fine-gr, cellular calc, "Roman

Trav.".* Cut from same block as 10LA29.

Do.

Do.

Mexican Andesite

Hildalgo State .... Ixtapalapa Do

5RA37

10RA29 5LA36

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-gray, coarse-gr, hornblende.

Black, finely vesicular, hypersthene.

San Juan, Pueblo State . . . 10RB35 Gray, fine-gr, coarsely vesicular.

Mexican Pyrophyllite

Sonora State Do

Do

9LB33 9RB31

10LB39

Lt-gray, buff-spotted, fine-gr. Cut from same block as 9LB33.

Do.

Mexican Sandstone

Guanajuato State Do10LA39 10RA30

Green, brown-banded, med-gr, compact, calk. Green, brown-banded, med-gr, compact, calk.

Mexican Tuft

Huehutoca

Morelos State .... Oaxaea State Oaxaca State Zacatecas State . . . Do

Do

6RB38

6LB38

6LA38 6RB37

10LA40 6RA37

10LA41

Red, coarse-gr, rhyolite. Lt reddish-brown, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-green, fine-gr, compact, rhyolite. Brown, white-mottled, fine-gr, porous.

Buff, brown-banded, fine-gr, compact.

Pinkish, fine-gr, compact, rhyolite. Greenish-gray, fine-gr, compact,

rhyolite.

Specific source Wall No. Description

Mexican Pumice

Portuguese Limestone

Alvito, Coimbra . . 10LB2 Lt-yellow, med-gr, compact.

Corredoura, Leiria 8RB2 TA-buff, coarse-gr, cellular, fossil. Covoes, Coimbra. . 7RA1 Buff, thin veins, fine-gr, compact.

Ega, Coimbra .... 14LA45 Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Freguesias, Coimbra 8RA2 Gray, fine-gr, compact.*

Ilhastro, Coimbra 14LA47 I/t-drab, fine-gr, comjiact. Janianes, Coimbra 14LA46 Lt-gray, fine-gr, compact, argil. Do 8RA3 Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact, argil. Lombas, Leiria . . . 8RB3 Lt-butf, fine-gr, compact.

Nazareth, Leiria . . 9RB1 Pink, fine-gr, compact. Do 9LA1 Pinkish, fine-gr, compact.

Porto Barrao, Coimbra 7LA2 Drab and gray, fine-gr, compact, argil.' Serra de Boa

Viagem, Coimbra 14LA44 Bluish-drab, fine-gr, compact, argil.*

Portuguese Marble

Alvrite, Coimbra.

Ameixoira, Coimbra

Andorinha, Coimbra

Arrabida Mtg., Lisbon Dist. . . . Do

Cintra,

lyisbon Dist Condeixa a Velha, Coimbra Do

Cuzelhas, Coimbra

Estremoz,

Aleratejo Prov.

Farrestello, Figueira da Foz.

Figueira Zameirao, Coimbra

Freguesias of S. Miguel, Coimbra Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

8LB1 Gray, med-gr, calc. 8LA2 Lt-gray, fine-gr. 8LA1 Lt-yellow, fine-gr. lOLBl lORBl

Red and yellow, coarse-gr calk conglomerate. Cut from the same block as lOLBl. 10RB2 Yellow, fine-gr. 8LA3 8LB3

8LB2

Lt pinkish-drab, fine-gr. Pink and drab-mottled, fine-gr. Lt-yellow, fine-gr. 12RB37 White, yellow-veined, med-gr calc.' 14RA43 Pink and yellowish fine-gr fossil calc. 9LB1 White, dark-spotted, fine-gr. 14RA40

14LA40

14LA43 8RB1

14LA39 14RA44

14RA42 9RA1

14RA41 14RA39

Yellow, purple-striped, fine-gr.* Dull-pink, fine-gr.' Dull-red, fine-gr.* Drab, pink-tinted, fine-gr.* White, red-spotted, fine-gr.* Dull-red, It-streaked, fine-gr.* Lt-pink, drah-veined, fine-gr.* Lt-pink, fine-gr.* Drab, pink and yellow-streaked,

fine-gr.* Lt-drnb, fine-gr.*
29

Table 2. Source, classification, and description of foreign stones in south face of waH—Continued

Specific source Wall No. Description

S|)ecific source Wall No. Description

Manoel Zuarte, 14LA42 14RA47 8RA1

14RA46

14RA4r> 14LA41

Dull-red, fine-gr.*

Lt-drab, reddish-veined, fine-gr calc.

Lt-gray, fine-gr, cellular.

Pink, fine-gr.

Dull-pink, fine-gr.* White, dark-veined, med-gr calc.

Spanish Limestone

Leiria

Penella, Calatayud, 14RB35

14LB35 13RA35

14RB36 9LA14

13LA35 10RB17 14RB34 9RA14

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Pinkish, fine-gr, compact.

Yellow, coarse-gr, porous, fossil. Lt-gray, coarse-gr, friable. Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Dark-gray, fine-gr, compact.

Blue-black, fine-gr, compact.

Bluish-drab, fine-gr, compact.

Lt-drab, fine-gr, compact.

Ponde do Espinal, Coimbra

Saragossa Morata,

Salmanha, Coimora

Saragossa Murcia, Murcia . . Do

Serrada, do Lager, Vianna do Do

Ricla, Saragossa . . Do Alemtejo Saragossa Prov. Do

Portuguese Sandstone Spanish Marble

St. Miguel, Coimbra DoDo

llLASfi 11LA37 9RB42

Red, fine-gr, compact, ferrug.* Red, fine-gr, compact, calk. Buff, coarse-gr, compact, calk.

Cehegin, Murcia . . Chodes, Saragossa

Morata, Saragossa Murcia, Murcia . . . Panticosa, Huesca

Puebla de Alborton

Ricla, Saragossa . . Do

Saragossa Prov. . . Do

Do

13LB34

13LB3.') 13LA32

13LA33

13 LA3 4 13RB32 13RA34

13RA32

14LB36 9RA15

13RA33

14LB34

Brown, yellow-mottled, fine-gr, calc. Black and brown, coarse-gr breccia. Dark and brown coarse-gr breccia. Drab, buff-veined, fine-gr calc. Dark blue-gray, med-gr calc. Pink and white, cellular, brecciated calc. Black and white, coarse-gr, brecciated. Pinkish-purple, brown-spotted, fine-gr

calc. Drab and light-brown, coarse-gr, brecciated.

Lt-buff, pink-veined, fine-gr calc. Yellow and drab, coarse-gr calc. Dark-drab, red veined, fine-gr calc.

Scottish Sandstone

Anan 5LA12

11LB28 7LA35

7RA3r) 8RB36

8LB36

Dull-red, fine-gr, compact, Devonian.

Lt-red, fine-gr, porous, Carb.

Lt-red, fine-gr, compact, calk. Buff, coarse-gr, compact.

Lt-gr, fine-gr, porous, calk, Devonian.

Buff, med-gr, porous, calk, Devonian.

Ballochmyle Do

Beautv, Rose

Elgin, Moray

Nairn Thurso

Spanish Sandstone

9RA37 Buff, fine-gr, compact, calk. Siamese Marble

Spanish Tuff

1 9LA15 Gray, white and yellow, coarse-gr, calc. Alamazanon 9RA38 Buff, med-gr, compact, cellular, calk.
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Table 3.

[For explanation of use, see section 8.2.]

Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall

Cong

D.. . DM..

Gn.. , Gr.. . Labr.

Ls.. . M.. . Mg..

Abbreviations

conglomerate. Pyroph pyrophyllite. dolomite. QI quartzite. dolomitic marble. QP quartz porphyry.

gneiss. Serp serpentine.

granite. Ss sandstone.

labradorite. Stat statuary.

limestone. T. Schist talc schist. marble. • Trav travertine. magnesian.

Type Source

Course 1, Left

Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Canada

Gr Mass. Gr Mass. Gr Ma.ss. M Italy M Italy M Italy M Colo. M Italy M Vt. M Italy

Course 1, Right

Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Conn. Gr Australia Gr Mass. Gr Mass. Gr Muss. M Italy M Italy M Italy M Colo. M Italy M Vt. M Italy

Course 2, Left M Vt. M Vt. M Vt. M Tenn. M Vt. M Vt. M Vt. M vt. M vt. M vt. M vt. M Vt. DM Conn. M Vt. DM Vt. Stat.M. Italy Ls Mo.

Course 2, Right

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

DM.. . M

DM.. . Stat.M

Ls. . . .

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Tenn.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Vt.

Vt.

vt.

Vt. vt. Conn.

vt. Vt.

Italy Mo.

W>11 No. Type Source

Course .3, Left

•SLl. 3L2.

.SL3. 3L4.

3L5.

3L6.

3L7.

3L8.

3L9. 3L10

3L11 3L12

3L13 3L14

3H.5

3L16

M Vt. M Australia M Vt. M Tenn. M N.Y.

Stat.M Italy Stat.M Italy M Italy Stat.M Italy M Australia M Vt. M Tenn. M Tenn. M Vt. D Md. Mg.M Vt.

Course 3, Right

3R1.

3R2.

3R3.

3R4,

3R5.

3R6.

3R7. 3R8.

3R9. 3R10

3R11 3R12

3R13 3R14

3R15

3R16

M

M

M

M

M

Stat.M Stat.M M. . . . M

M

M

M.. . . M

M.. . . DM. . Mg.M.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Tenn. N.Y.

Italy

Italy Italy Vt.

Australia

Vt. Tenn.

Tenn.

Vt. Md.

Vt.

Coarse 4, Left

4L1 . . . 4L2 . . . 4L3 . . . 4L4 . . . 4L5 . . . 4L6 . . . 4L7 . . . 4L8 . . . 4L9 . . . 4LA10

4LB10

4LA11

4LB11 4LA12

4LB12

4LA13

4LB13 4LA14

4LB14

4LA15

4LB15

4LA16

4LB16

4LA17

4I,B17 4LA18

4LB18

4LA19 4LB19

4LA20

4LB20

4LA21 4LB21

M

M

M

M

M

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsM

M

M

LsM

LsM

M

M

GrM

GrM

GrM

GrM

M.

Coquina

LsM

GrM

Gr

Italy Vt. Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Conn.

Australia

Australia Ohio

Ala. Ga.

Ga. Tenn.

Vt.

Ind.

Vt. Md.

Vt. Maine

Vt. Maine

Vt.

Del. Vt. . Maine

Vt. Tenn.

Fla. Italy Vt. Conn.

Vt. Mass.

Wall No. Type Source

Course 4, Right

4R1. . 4R2. . 4R3. . 4R4. . 4R5. . 4R6. . 4R7. . 4R8. . 4R9. . 4RA10

4RB10

4RA11 4RBH

4RA12

4RB12

4RA13 4RB13 4RA14

4RBI4

4RA15

4RB15

4RA16

4RB16

4RA17

4RB17

4RA18

4RB18

4RA19

4RB19 4RA20

4RB20

4RA21

4RB21

Italy M Vt.

"

Vt. M Vt. M vt. Ss Conn.

Ss Australia Ss Australia Ss Ohio M Ala. M Md. M Ga. Ls Tenn. M Vt. Ls Ind. M Vt. M Italy M Vt. Gr Mass. M Vt. Gr Maine M Vt. Gr Del. M Vt. Gr . . . Maine M Vt. Gr R.I. Coquina Fla. M Canada M Vt. Gr N.H. M Vt. M Vt.

Course .5, Left

,5LA1

.

5LB1

.5LA2

.5LB2 5LA3.

5LB3. 5LA4.

5LB4. 5LA5

.

5LB5

.

5LA6.

5LB6. 5LA7

,

5LB7.

5LA8.

.5LB8

.

5LA9. 5LB9

5LA10

5LB10

5LA11

5LB11 5LA12

.5LB12 SLA 13 5LB13 5LA14 5LB14

5LA15

5LB15

.5LA16 5LB16

5LA17

5LB17

.5LA1S 5LB18

5LA19

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss.. Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.

.

Gr.

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.. Gn.

Ss.. Gn.

Ss.. Gn.

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.. Gr.

Ss.. Gr.

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass.

Scotland Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio
Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

31

Type Source

Gr Mass. Gr Mass. Gn N.C. Gn N.C. Gn N.C. Gn N.C.

N.C. Gr N.C. Gr N.C. Gr Maine

Maine Gr Maine

Diabase Maine

Pitchstone . . . Austria Gr Austria QP Austria

Austria

Ss Ky.

Tuff Calif. Gr Calif. Basalt Calif. Gr Tex. Gr Ga. Gr Colo. QI Colo. Gr Colo. Gr Colo. Diabase Minn. QI Minn. Gn Conn. Gabbro Minn. Gn Conn. Gn Conn. Mexico

Basalt Mexico Unknown

Gr Unknown

Gr Md. Gn Md.

Gr S.C. Gr S.C.

S.C. Gr S.C. Gr N.J.

N.J. Diabase N.J. Cong N.J. Gn N.H.

Gr N.H.

Slate Vt. Gr N.H. Gr Vt. Cong Hungary Gr R.I. Serp Argentina

Course 5, Right

SsSs

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

SsSs

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

Ss

Dial)ase GrGr

Ss

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass. Ohio

Mass.

N.J. Mass. Ohio

Wall No.

5RB18

r)RA19. 5RB19.

.'>RA20

5RB20.

.5RA21

.'iRB21. 5RA22

.'')RB22 .5RA23 5RB23. 5RA24.

5RB24.

.5RA25 5RB25. 5RA26.

.5RB26.

.'5RA27. .5RB27

5RA28. 5RB28

5RA29

5RB29

5RA30

5RB30. 5RA31

5RB31

5RA32.

5RB32. 5RA33

,5RB33

5RA34.

5RB34.

.5RA3.5.

.''>RB35. 5RA36.

.')RB36 oRA37, 5RB37 5RA38 5RB38

5RA39

5RB39 5RA40

5RB40

5RA41 5RB41

5RA42 5RB42

.5RA43

r3RB43

.'^RA44 .5RB44 5RA45

5RB45

.5RA46

.'SRB46

Type Source

Mass.

Ss Ohio

Mass.

Mass. Mass. Gr Mass. N.C. N.C.

IN .1./. Gr N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

XT O

JN .K/. IN .O. Maine

JVia. Maine Maine

PitchstonG . . . Austria

• Austria.

^aiii.

(jiT Austria

oaiii.

jsasuit i uit , . . uaiii.

1- l_/010. Dioritf? ooio. Minn.

Minn.

Conn.

Minn.

Conn.

Conn. Conn.

yjT Conn.

Andesit^ Mexico

Mexico Unknown

IN

Clrt Md

rir Md

GrGr S C

Gr s!c! Gr S.C. Gn N.J. Gn N.J. Diabase N.J. Cong N.J.

Slate Vt. Gr N.H. Hungary

Cong Hungary Gr R.I. Gn Del.

Course 6, Left

6LA1.

6LB1.

6LA2. 6LB2

6LA3.

6LB3.

6LA4. 6LB4.

6LA5.

6LB5.

6LA6.

6LB6.

6LA7.

6LB7.

6LA8.

6LB8. 6LA9.

6LB9. 6LA10 6LB10

6LA11

6LB11 6LA12

6LB12

6LA13

6LB13

6LA14 6LB14

6LA1 n 6LB1.5 6LA16

6LB16

6LA17

M

SsM

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

SsSs

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsDiabase

Ss

Slate . . . SsDiabase

Ss

Austria

Pa. Austria Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Wall No.

6LB17 6LA18

6LB18

6LA19

6LB19 6LA20

6LB20

6LA21 6LB21 6LA22 6LB22

r)LA23 6LB23 6LA24

6LB24

6LA2.5

6LB2.5 6LA26

6LB26

6LA27 6LB27 6LA28

6LB28

6LA29

6LB29 6LA30

6LB30

6LA31

6LB31 6LA32

6LB32

6LA33

6LB33 6LA34

6LB34

6LA35

6LB35

6LA36

6LB36

6LA37

6LB37

6LA38

6LB38

6LA39 6LB39 6LA40

6LB40

6LA41

6LB41 6LA42

6LB42

6LA43

6LB43 6LA44 6LB14

6LA4.5

6LB4.5 6LA46

6LB46

6LA47

6LB47

6L48

6RA1 . . 6RB1 . . 6RA2.

6RB2 . 6RA3 . . 6RB3 . . 6RA4.

6RB4 .

6RA5 . . 6RB5. . 6RA6 .

6RB6. . 6RA7. . 6RB7. . 6RA8 .

6RB8. 6RA9 . . 6RB9 .

6RA10.

6RB10.

6RA11. 6RB11,

6RA12.

6RB12, 6RA13

6RB13.

6RA14.

Type

Gr

SsGnQP

Diabase.

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsGrGn

Gn

Gn

Gr

Gr

GrGr

GrGr

Gr

Gr

Ss

SsSsGn

Ss

SsSs

SsGr

Gr

Ss

SsGr

Gr

Labr. . . Diabase Gn. ... GrGr

Gr

Tuff . . . Tuff . . . Gn. ... SsGr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Ss

Ss

SsDiabase GrGr

Slate .

Gr

SsGr

SsQI

Ss

Source

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Mass. Mass. N.C. N.C.

N.C. N.C. Maine

Maine

Maine Maine

Maine

Maine

N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y. N.Y.

Ky.

Ky.

Calif. Calif. Tex.

Tex.

Colo.

Colo. Minn.

Minn.

Minn. Minn.

Conn.

Conn.

Conn.

Conn. Mexico

Mexico

Mass. Ohio Md.

Md.

S.C.

S.C. N.J. N.J.

N.J.

N.J. N.H.

N.H.

Mich.

Vt. Mich.

Vt. La.

La. N.C.

Coarse 6, Right

Ss.. QI.

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss..

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Serp. . . . SsDiabase

SsCong. . . SsCong. .

SsCong. . . Ss

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.
32

Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

Wall No. Type Source

6RB14

6RA15 6RA15

6RA16

6RB16

6RA17 6RB17

6RA18

6RB18

6RA19

6RB19 6RA20

6RB20

6RA21

6RB21 6RA22

6RB22

6RA23

6RB23 6RA24

6RB24

6RA25

6RB25

6RA26 6RB26

6RA27

6RB27

6RA28 6RB28

6RA29

6RB29 6RA30

6RB30, 6RA31

6RB31. 6RA32

.

6RB32. 6RA33

6RB33.

6RA34.

6RB34.

6RA3.5. 6RB35.

6RA36.

6RA36. 6RA37

.

6RB37

,

6RA38.

6RB38. 6RA39

.

6RB39

6RA40.

6RB40.

6RA41.

6RB41.

6RA42. 6RB42

.

6RA43. 6RB43

6RA44. 6RB44. 6RA45

6BR45,

6RA46.

6RB46.

6RA47. 6RB47

.

6R48 . .

Diabase

Ss

Slate . . . SsDiabase

SsGn. ... SsGn. ... QI

Diabase

Ss

SsSs

SsGrGr

Gr

GrGr

Gr

Gn. ... Gn. ... Gn. ... Gn. ... Gn

Gn. ... Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsGr

Diorite . Gr

SsTuff Gr

Gr

GrGn

Gn

Gn

Tuff

Tuff Gr

Tuff Gr

SsGn

Gn

Slate . . . Serp. . . . SsGrGn

Diabase

.

Gr

GrGr

GrGn

Gn

QIGr

Ss

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Pa. Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Mass.

Mass. N.C.

N.C.

N.C.

N.C. Maine

Maine

Maine Maine

Maine

Maine

N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y.

Ky.

Ky.

Calif.

Calif. Tex.

Tex.

Colo.

Colo. Colo. Minn. Minn.

Conn.

Conn.

Conn.

Conn. Mexico

Mexico N.C. Mexico

Mass. Ohio Md.

Md.

Md.

Md.

N.J.

S.C. N.H.

N.J. N.H.

N.H.

Vt. Vt. Mich.

Vt. Wis.

Vt. N.C.

Course 7, Left

7LA1. 7LB1, 7LA2

.

7LB2. 7LA3. 7LB3

7LA4. 7LB4.

7LA5.

7LB5.

7LA6.

7LBG.

7LA7.

7LB7. 7LA8.

7LB8. 7LA9.

7LB9. 7LA10 7LB10

7LA11

7LB11

M.

M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

M.M.

Australia Austria Portugal

Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria

Ala. Austria Ark.

Austria Conn. Hungary

Fla. Austria Ga.

Austria

Wall No.

7LA12. 7LB12.

7LA13.

7LB13.

7LA14. 7LB14.

7LA15,

7LB15.

7LA16.

7LB16.

7LA17. 7LB17

.

7LA18.

7LB18.

7LA19.

7LB19.

7L20 . . 7LA21

.

7LB21

.

7LA22

.

7LB22

.

7LA23

7LB23

7LA24

.

7LB24.

7LA2.5

.

7LB25

7LA26.

7LB26. 7LA27

.

7LB27 . 7LA28

.

7LB28. 7LA29 . 7LB29 . 7LA30.

7LB30. 7LA31

.

7LB31. 7LA32

.

7LB32. 7LA33

.

7LB33 . 7LA34 . 7LB34

.

7LA35. 7LB35

.

7LA36. 7LB36

7LA37

.

7LB37 . 7LA38

7LB38

7LA39

7LB39. 7LA40

7LB40

7LA41

7LB41 7LA42

7LB42. 7LA43

7LB43 , 7LA44

.

7LB44

.

7LA45. 7LB45

Type

Ls.. . M., . Ls.. . M.. . Ls.. . M.. . Ls., . M.. . Ls.. . M.. . Slate

.

Gn. . QL. . Gn. . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Gr., . Gr.. . Gr. . . Gn. . Gr.. . QP.. . Gr., , Gr., . Gr.. , Gr. . . Ss. . , . Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

Ss

Ss

SsGr

S?Gn

SsGn

Gr

Andcsite

.

Tuff Andesite Serp Gn

Serp Gr

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsGr

GrGr

QI

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Source

Pa. Austria

Pa. Austria

Pa. Austria

Pa. Austria

Pa.

Austria

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa. Ohio

Ohio Ohio

N.C. N.C.

N.C. N.C.

N.C.

N.C. Maine Maine

Maine

Maine

N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y. N.Y.

Ky.

Ky.

Calif.

Calif. Tex.

Tex.

Colo.

Colo. Minn.

Minn.

Conn.

Conn.

Scotland Conn, Mo.

Nev.

Ariz. Nev. Md.

Mass. Md. Md.

N.J.

N.J.

N.J.

N.J. Mont.

Mont. N.H.

N.H,

Wis, Mich,

Mich, Mich. N.Mex.

Mich.

Course 7, Right

7RA1.

7RB1.

7RA2.

7RB2.

7RA3.

7RB3.

7RA4. 7RB4.

7RA.5. 7RB5. 7RA6

7RB6.

7RA7.

7RB7. 7RA8.

7RB8.

7RA9. 7RB9. 7RA10 7RB10

7RA11 7RB11

7RA12 7RB12

Ls. M.

M.

M.M.

M.

M.

M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

M.

M.

Ls. M.M.

M.

Portugal

Austria

Australia Austria

Australia Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria Hungary

Austria

Ala. Austria

Ala. Austria Ark.

Austria Conn.

Austria Ga.

Austria

Wall No. Type Source

7RA13.

7RB13.

7RA14.

7RB14. 7RA15.

7RB15. 7RA16.

7RB16. 7RA17.

7RB17. 7RA18.

7RB18.

7RA19. 7RB19,

7RA20.

7RB20.

7R21. . 7RA22.

7RB22. 7RA23

.

7RB23.

7RA24.

7RB24,

7RA25.

7RB25.

7RA26.

7RB26.

7RA27.

7RB27. 7RA28.

7RB28. 7RA29.

7RB29.

7RA30.

7RB30.

7RA31. 7RB31.

7RA32.

7RB32. 7RA33.

7RB33. 7RA34.

7RB34.

7RA35. . 7RB35.

7RA36. . 7RB36. 7RA37 . . 7RB37. . 7RA38. . 7RB38. 7RA39 . . 7RB39 . . 7RA40. . 7RB40. . 7RA41, , 7RB41 . . 7RA42. . 7RB42. . 7RA43. . 7RB43 . 7RA44, . 7RB44. . 7RA45. . 7RB45. ,

L<5 Pa M Austria Ls Pa M A,u stria Ls Pa. M Austria Ls Pa.

SoEipstonG .... Pa!

Slate Pa! Gn Pa!

Ss Pa. Gr Pa.

Ss Ohio

Ss Ohio

Ss Ohio

Ss Ohio

Ss Ohio OT N.C. Gr N.C. Gr N.c! Gn aine Gr Maine Gr

Gr Maine

Ss N.Y.

Ss n!y!

Ss n.y!

Ss n.y! Ky.

Ss ivy. Ss Calif. Ss Calif! Gr Tex

Ss Tex.

Ss Tex.

Ss Colo.

Ss Colo. Gr Minn'

SsGr

Ss. ocotianci Gr Mo.

Gr Mo.^

SsGr Mo. Md.

Serp Md.

Ss N.J.

Ss N.J.

Dioritp Mont. Gr N.H. Gr N.H. Gr N.H.

Ss Mich.

Ss Mich. Gr Wis. QI Wis.

Ss N.Mex. Gr Wis. N.Mex.

Tuff N.Mex.

Course 8, Left

8LA1.

8LB1,

8LA2. 8LB2

,

8LA3.

8LB3. 8LA4.

8LB4. 8LA5

.

8LB.5

.

8LA6.

8LB6.

8LA7.

8LB7.

8LA8.

8LB8,

8LA9,

8LB9, 8LA10

8LB10

8LA11

8LB11 8LA12

8LB12

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

Ls.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Ls.

Ls.

I,s. M.

M.

Ls. M.

Ls. M.

Portugal

Portugal

Portugal Portugal

Portugal

Portugal Tenn.

Tenn. Tenn.

Tenn. N.Y.

Nebr.

Austria Nebr.

Austria H.

Ohio Canada Bermuda Unknown

Cuba

III. Cuba

111. Tex.
Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

Type Source

LsM

LsM

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Slate . . . Serp. . . , Diabase

Diorite Ss

Ss

Ss

SsDiabase Gr

Diabase Gr

SsGr

SsGr

SsGr

Diabase Gr

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Serp. . .

Ss

SsSs

SsGr

Gr

SsGn. . . . Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ind. Tex.

Ind. Utah

Ind. Wis. Ky.

Miss. Ky.

Pa. *> Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Mass.

Mass. Mass. N.C. N.C.

N.C.

N.C. N.C.

N.C. N.C. Maine

Maine

N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y. Ky.

Ky.

Tex. Tex.

Colo. Colo. Minn.

Minn.

Conn. Conn. Mo.

Scotland Mo.

Mo.

Ariz.

Ariz. Kans. W.Va.

W.Va.

W.Va.

Miss. Md.

N.J.

N.J. Mont.

Mont.

Wis.

Wis. Wash.

Wis. Wash.

Wash. N.Mex.

N.Mex.

Ohio

Course 8, Right

M.M.

Ls.

Ls. Ls.

Ls.

Ls. M.M.

M.

Ls. M.

M.

Ls. M.

M.

Portugal

Portugal

Portugal

Portugal

Portugal

Portugal Tenn.

Tenn. Tenn.

Tenn. N.Y.

Tenn.

Austria H.

Nebr.

Austria H. W.Va.

Wall No.

8RA9 . , . 8RB9. . . 8RA10. . 8RB10. . 8RA11. . 8RB11. . 8RA12. . 8RB12. . 8RA13. . 8RB13. . 8RA14. . 8RB14. . 8RA15. . 8RB15. . 8RA16. . 8RB16. . 8RA17. . 8RB17. . 8RA18. . 8RB18. . 8RA19. . 8RBI9 . . 8RA20. . 8RB20. . 8RA21. . 8RB21 . . 8RA22. . 8RB22 . . 8RA23 . . 8RB23. . 8RA24. . 8RB24. . 8RA25. . 8RB25. . 8RA26. . 8RB26. . 8RA27 . . 8RB27 . 8RA28. . 8RB28. . 8RA29 . . 8RB29 . . 8RA30 . 8RB30. 8RA31

8RB31. . 8RA32. . 8RB32. . 8RA.33. . 8RB33. . 8RA34. . 8RB34. , 8RA35. . 8RB35. . 8RA36. . 8RB36. . 8RA37 . . 8RB37. . 8RA38 . . 8RB38. . 8RA39. . 8RB.39. . 8RA40. . 8RB40, . 8RA41. . 8RB41. . 8RA42. . 8RB42. . 8RA43 . . 8RB43. . 8RA44. . 8RB44. . 8RA45 . . 8RB45. . 8RA46.

8RB46. . 8RA47 . . 8RB47 . . 8R48. . .

Type

Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . M.. . . Ls.. . . M

Ls. . . . Ls. . , . Ls.. . . M.. . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ss

Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Gn. .. Gr. . . . Ss.. . . Gr. . . . Ss. . . . Gr.. . . Ss. , . . Gr. , . . Ss. . . . Gr. . . , Schist

Gr. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss.. . . Ss. . . . Ss.. . . Ss

Ss.. . . Ss

Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss., . . SsSs

Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Tuff. . Gn. .. Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss

Ss

Ss.. . . Ss. . . . Basalt

Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss.. . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Ss

Ss.. . . Ss. . . . Ss. . . . Gr. . . . Ss. . . .

Source

Canada

Ohio

111. Bermuda

111. Cuba

111. Cuba

Ind. Tex.

Ind. Tex.

Ind. Utah

Ind. Wis. Ky.

Pa. Ky.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Mass.

Mass.

Mass. N.C.

N.C. N.C.

N.C.

N.C. N.C.

N.C. Maine Maine

N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y. N.Y. N.Y.

Ky. Ky.

Tex.

Tex.

Colo.

Colo. Minn. Minn.

Conn.

Conn. Mo.

Scotland Mo. Mo.

Ariz. Md.

W.Va.

N.J.

N.J.

N.J.

N.J. N.J.

Ore. Mont.

Mont.

Mont.

Mich.

Mich. Wash.

Wis. Wash.

Wash. N.Mex.

Wash.

Ohio

Course 9, Left

9LA1 9LB1 9LA2

9LB2

9LA3

9LB3 9LA4

9LB4

9LA5

9LB.5

Ls. M.

M.

M.

M.

M.

Ls. M.

Ls.

Ls.

Portugal Portugal Tenn.

Tenn.

Colo. Tenn.

Colo. N.C. Mo.

Okla.

Wall No.

9LA6 ... 9LB6 ... 9LA7 ... 9LB7 ... 9LA8 . . . . 9LB8 . . . . 9LA9

9LB9 . . .

9LA10 . . . 9LB10. . 9LA11. . . 9LB11 . . 9LA12. . . 9LB12. . 9I,A13 . . 9LB13. . . 9LA14 . . . 9LB14. . . 9LA15. . . 9LB15. . 9LA16. . . 9LB16. . . 9LA17 . . . 9LB17 . . . 9LA18. . . 9LB18. . . 9LA19 . . . 9LB19 . . . 9LA20 . . . 9LB20. . . 9LA21 . . . 9LB21 . . . 9LA22 . . . 9LB22 . . 9LA23 . . . 9LB23 . . . 9LA24 . . . 9LB24 . . . 9LA25 . . . 9LB25 . . . 9LA26 . . . 9LB26 . . . 9LA27 . . 9LB27 . . . 9LA28 . . . 9LB28 . . . 9LA29 . . . 9LB29 . . . 9LA30 . . . 9LB30. . . 9LA31 . . 9LB31. . . 9LA32 . . . 9LB32 . . . 9LA33 . . . 9LB33 . . . 9LA34. . . 9LB34 . . . 9LA3.5 . . . 9LB35. . , 9LA36 . . . 9LB36 . . . 9LA37 . . . 9LB37 . . . 9LA38 . . . 9LB38 . . . 9LA39 . . . 9LB39 . . . 9LA40 . . . 9LB40 . . 9LA41 . . . 9LB41 . . 9LA42 . . . 9LB42 . . . 9LA43 . . . 9LB43 . . . 9LA44 . . . 9LB44 . . . 9LA45 . . 9LB45. . . 9LA46 . . .

Type Source

M. Austria H. M. Austria H. M. Vt. M. .... Vt. M Vt. M. ... Vt.

Ls. Iowa

Ls Iowa

Ls. Iowa

Ls. .... Iowa

Ls

Ls. Iowa

Ls. Iowa

Ls Iowa

Ls Kans.

Ls. Iowa

Ls. Spain Ls Iowa M. Siam M. Mass. Ls Minn.

Ls. Md.

Ss. Pa.

Ss. Pa.

Ss. . Pa.

Ss. Pa.

Ss. Pa.

Slate Pa.

Ss. Pa. Cong. Pa.

Ss Ohio

S^. Ohio

Ss. Ohio

Ss. Ohio

Gr. Mass.

Ss. Ohio

Gr. Mass. Gn. Mass.

Ss. N.C.

Serp. N.C.

Ss. N.C.

Ss. Australia

Ss. Australia

Ss. Australia

Ss N.Y.

Ss. N.Y.

Ss N.Y.

Ss. N.Y.

Ss N.Y.

Ss. N.Y.

Slate N.Y.

N.Y.

Ss. Tex.

Ql. . N.Y.

Ss. Ariz. Pyroph Mex.

Ss. W.Va.

Ss. Oreg. Gr. N.J. QI. S.D.

N.J.

Ss Ala. Serp Unknown

Ss. Oreg. Ss Ind. Diabase Oreg.

Ss. Ind. Diabase Oreg.

Ss. . , . 111. Ind.

Ss. 111. Ss Ind.

Ss 111. Ss Wis.

Ss 111. Ss Wash.

Ss Fla. Ss Wyo.

Ss Canada Gr Canada

Ss Canada

Course 9, Right

9RA1

9RB1

9RA2

9RB2

9RA3

9RB3 9RA4

9RB4

9RA5

9RB5

M.

Ls. M.

M.

Ls. M.

M.

M.

Ls. Ls.
34

Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

Wall No.

9RA6 . . . , 9RB6. . . . 9RA7 . . .

.

9RB7 . . . , 9RA8 . . . . 9RB8. . . . 9RA9

9RB9, . . . 9RA10. . . 9RB10. . . 9RA11. . . 9RB11. . . 9RA12. . . 9RB12. . . 9RA13. . . 9RB13. . , 9RA14. . . 9RB14. . . 9RA15. . . 9RB15. . . 9RA16. . . 9RB16. . . 9RA17. . . 9RB17, , . 9RA18. .

.

9RB18. . . 9RA19. . . 9RB19. . , 9RA20. . . 9RB20. . . 9RA21. . . 9RB21 . . 9RA22. . . 9RB22. , . 9RA23. . . 9RB23. . . 9RA24. . . 9RB24. . . 9RA25. . . 9RB25. . . 9RA26. . . 9RB26. . . 9RA27. . . 9RB27. . . 9RA28. . . 9RB28. . . 9RA29. , . 9RB29. . . 9RA30. . . 9RB30. . . 9RA31. . . 9RB31. . . 9RA32. . . 9RB32 . . . 9RA33. . . 9RB33. ,

.

9RA34. . . 9RB34. . . 9RA35. . . 9RB35. . . 9RA36. . . 9RB36. . . 9RA37. . , 9RB37. . , 9RA38. . . 9RB38. . . 9RA39. . . 9RB39. . . 9RA40. . . 9RB40. . . 9RA41. . . 9RB41. . . 9RA42, . . 9RB42. . . 9RA43. . . 9RB43. . 9RA44. . . 9RB44. . . 9RA45. . . 9RA46. . .

Type

M

MM

M

M

M

LsLs

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

LsLsM

M

LsM

Slate . . SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

SsSs

SsGr

Gr

Gr

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

Slate. . SsGn. . . . Pyroph.

Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

Tuff. . . SsSs

Ss

Diorite Ss

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsSs

Ss

SsGr

Ss

Ss

Source

Austria H.

Austria H.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Iowa

Kans. Iowa

Spain Iowa

Spain Mass. Minn. Md.

Pa. Unknown

Pa.

Pa. Pa.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Mass.

Mass. Maine

N.G.

Australia N.G.

Australia Australia N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y. N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

Conn. Mex.

Italy Mo.

Minn.

Ariz. Mo.

Ala.

Ariz. W.Va.

W.Va.

N.J. Spain

Oreg. Spain

Oreg. Wyo.

Ind. Wyo.

Ind.

111. Wis.

111. Portugal Idaho Canada

Iowa Canada

Canada

Canada

Course 10, Left

lOLAl

lOLBl 10LA2

10LB2

10LA3

10LB3

10LA4

10LB4

10LA.5 10LB5

Mg.M Wash.

Portugal Mg.M Vt. Ls Portugal DM Vt. M Tenn. DM Vt. M Tenn. D Wis. Trav Colo.

Wall No. Type Source

10LA6

.

10LB6. 10LA7

10LB7 10LA8

.

10LB8

10LA9

.

10LB9

lOLAlO

lOLBlO

lOLAll lOLBU

10LA12

10LB12

10LA13

10LB13 10LA14 10LB14

10LA1.5 10LB15

10LA16

10LB16

10LA17

10LB17

10LA18

lOLBlS

10LA19 10LB19

10LA20

10LB20

10LA21

inLB21 10LA22 10LB22

10LA23

10LB23

10LA24 10LB24

10LA25

10LB25

10LA26

10LB26

10LA27 10LB27

10LA28 10LB28

10LA29

10LB29 10LA30

10LB30

10LA31

10LB31 10LA32

10LB32

10LA33

10LB33 10LA34

10LB34

10LA35

10LB35

10LA36

10LB36

10LA37

10LB37

10LA38 10LB38

10LA39 10LB39

10LA40

10LB40

10LA41

10LB41

1()LA42 10LB42 10LA43

10LB43 10LA44

10LB44 10LA45

10LB45

10LA46 10LB46

10LA47

10LB47

10LA48 10LB48

10LA49

10LB49 10LA50

10L51. ,

Mg.Ls. .. Ls

Mg.Ls. . . LsD

LsDM

Mg.Ls. . . M

D

M

Mg.Ls. . . D

D

LsM

M

M

M

M

M

M

Soapstone

.

I-s Slate Ls

SsLs

SsLsGr

Trav.M. .

.

GnM

Gr

LsGr

LsGn

Shell Ls. . . Melaphyre M

GrM

Slate Trav.M. . . Gr

Diabase. . . Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

SsGr

SsGrGnQP

Gn

Serp

Ss

Ss

SsDaeite . . . Ss

SsPyroph.. . . Tuff QI

Tuff Ql

Diabase. . . Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

SsGr

SsGr

Gr

QI

Serp

Ss

Slate

Tenn. Mo.

N.Y. Mo.

PaHungary

Kans.

Vt. Ohio

Vt. Ohio

Va. Ohio

Kans. Md.

Iowa

Vt. England

Vt. Argentina

Vt. Pa.

Australia Pa. Iowa

Pa. Iowa

Pa. Iowa

Ohio Mo.

Mass.

Ariz. Mass. Cuba

Mass. Kans.

Mass.

Kans.

Mass.

Tex. Mass.

Italy N.C.

Italy Maine

Italy Maine Maine

Maine Maine

Maine

Maine

N.Y. Maine

Tex. Maine

Conn. Minn.

Conn. England

Kans.

Kans. W.Va.

Mexico

Colo. Mexico

Mexico

Mexico

S.Dak. Mexico Md.

N.J. Mnnt. N.H.

N.H. N.H.

N.H.

N.H. N.H.

N.H.

Wis. Wyo.

Wis.

R.I.

R.I. Mich. N.Mex.

Canada

Pa.

Course 10, Right

lURAl.

.

lORBl.

.

Mg.M.

Cong.M.

. Va.

Portugal

Wall No. Type

10RA2.

10RB2.

10RA3.

10RB3.

10RA4. 10RB4.

10RAr>

.

10RB5. 10RA6. 10RB6

10RA7,

10RB7.

10RA8.

10RB8.

10RA9. 10RB9. lORAlO lORBlO

lORAll lORBU

10RA12

10RB12

10RA13

10RB13 10RA14

10RB14

10RA15

10RB1.5 10RA16

10RB16

10RA17

10RB17 10RA18

10RB18

10RA19

10RB19 10RA20

10RB20

10RA21

10RB21 10RA22 10RB22

10RA23

10RB23 10RA24

10RB24

10RA25

10RB2.5 10RA26

10RB26

10RA27 10RB27 10RA28

10RB28

10RA29

10RB29 10RA30

10RB30

10RA31

10RB31 10RA32 10RB32

10RA33

10RB33 10RA34 10RB34

10RA3.T

10RB3.T 10RA36

10RB36

10RA37

10RB37 10RA38

10RB38

10RA39

10RB39 10RA40

10RB40

10RA41

10RB41 10RA42

10RB42 10RA43

10RB43 10RA44

10RB44

10RA4.5 10RB45

10RA46

10RB46

10RA47

10RB47

10RA4S

10RB48

10RA49

Mg.M. M

DM.. . . M

DM

M.. . . . DM.. . . Trav. . . Mg.M. , LsDM.. . . LsMg.M. , LsDD

Mg.Ls. , M

D

M

D

LsD

Ls.. . . .

.

D

LsD

M

M

M.. . . . . M

LsM

M

M

M

Shell Ls. Slate . . . Trav.M.

Slate . . . Ls

SsLsGr

LsGrM

GrM

Slate . . . M

Gr

Trav.M. Gr

Andesite

SsSs

Slate. . . Ss

SsSs

Ss. . SsGr

Gr

Basalt . . Gr

Pumice

.

Gr

SsGr

SsGr

Gr

Gr

SsGr

Gr

Gr. Gr

Gr

Basalt. . Gr

Gr

Diabase. Gr

Gr

Gr

Gr

Diabase.

Syenite

.

Gr

Gr

SsGr

Source

Wash.

Portugal

Vt. Austria

Vt. Austria

Vt.

Colo. Vt. Mo.

Vt. Mo.

Tenn. Mo.

Wis.

Vt. N.Y.

Vt. Pa. Cuba

Kans. Iowa

Ohio Iowa

Ohio

Ind. Ohio England

Vt. Argentina

Vt. Spain

Vt. Va.

Vt. N.C.

Tex.

Pa.

Ariz. Pa. Kans.

Ohio

Kans. Mass.

Kans. Mass. Cuba

Maine

Italy Maine

Italy Maine

Italy Maine

Mexico N.Y.

Mexico N.Y.

Kans.

Tex. Kans.

Colo. Kans. Conn.

Va. Mexico N.H.

Mexico N.H. Mo.

N.H. W.Va.

N.H. Unknown

N.H. Unknown

N.H. Md.

N.H. Md.

Wyo.

Oreg. Wyo.

Mont.

N.J. N.H.

Vt. N.H.

R.I. N.J. Tenn.

R.I. Tenn.

Wis. Tenn.
35

Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

Type

QP..

Serp.

Slate

Source

Wis. N.Mex.

Pa.

Course 11, Left

J) Ind.

13 Ind.

J)

J) wis D Wis DM N.Y. N.Y DM N.Y.

Mg.Ls. Minn.

J)

J) Min"*

Y) Pa DM Pa]

J) Pa. Mg Ls D Kans*

Ohio DM Pa. DM Ga.

jvy. Ohio D Mo.

Ohio D Mo.

Utah Mo.

J) Mo. M VtT^ M VtT^ M Vt. M vt! M vt. M vt! Ls

Ls Iowa

Ls Mo.

Ls Mo. M Cuba

Ls Kans. LsM Term* M Tenri M Italy

* Ls

Ss Italy M Tenn

SsM Tt^n

HT ArK. M

Ss Scotland M.

Ss IViO. M KT V

Ss. IVLO. TraV o.i^aK. Kans. M

Ss Utah'

Ls Ohio Gr N.H. M S.C. N.H. Gr Va.

Ss Va.

Ss Portugal Diabase Va.

Ss Portugal Gr Va.

Ss Tenn. Gr Va.

Ss Tenn. Gr Va.

Ss Tenn.

Vt. Ss Wash. Gn N.C. Canada

Ss N.Mox.

Ky.

Wall No. Type Source

llRAl. . IIRBI. . 11RA2. . 11RB2. . 11RA3. . 11RB3. . 11RA4. . 11RB4. . 11RA5. . 11RB5. . 11RA6. . 11RB6. . 11RA7. . 11RB7. . 11RA8. . 11RB8. . 11RA9. . URB9. . IIRAIO.

IIRBIO. llRAll. IIRBU.

11RA12,

11RB12. 11RA13.

11RB13.

11RA14. 11RB14.

11RA15.

11RB15. 11RA16.

11RB16.

11RA17,

11RB17. 11RA18.

11RB18.

11RA19. 11RB19.

11RA20. 11RB20.

11RA21.

11RB21.

11RA22.

11RB22.

11RA23.

11RB23.

11RA24. 11RB24 HRA25.

11RB25.

11RA26. 11RB26.

11RA27. 11RB27.

11RA28.

11RB28.

11RA29.

11RB29.

IIRASO. 11RB30.

11RA31.

11RB31.

11RA32.

11RB32. 11RA33. 11RB33

11RA34.

11RB34.

11RA3.5. 11RB35.

11RA36. 11RB36.

11RA37,

11RB37.

11RA38.

11RB38.

1:RA39. 11RB39

11RB40. 11RB41.

11RB42. 11RB43.

11RB44.

11RB45.

11RB46.

Course 11, Right

D

D

Mg.M.

D

D

Mg.Ls. Mg.M.

D

D

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. DM.. . . D

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. D

DM. . . D

D

D

D

DM.. . D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

M

M

M

M

M

LsM

M

Ls

Ls. M

Ls

Ls

LsM

M

M

Ls

Ls

Ls

SsLsGr

LsGr

Ls

SsM

Biotite Schist

M

Diabase M

GrM

SsM

SsGn.Cong. . . SsGr

Gr

Ss

Ss

Ss

SsCong

GrQP

Ss

SsSerp

Serp

Ss

Ss

Ind.

111. Wash.

Tex.

III. Tex. Tenn.

Wis. Mich. N.Y. N.Y.

N.Y. N.Y. N.Y.

Pa.

Pa.

Drl. Kans.

Ohio

Kans. Mo.

Conn. Mo.

Mo. Mo.

Mo.

Iowa Mo.

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Vt. Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Vt. Iowa

Vt. Tex. Iowa Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Ark. Nebr. Cuba

Cuba

Italy Kans. Utah

Kans.

S.Dak. Kans.

Va. Tenn.

Va. Tenn.

Va. Tenn. Va. Tenn.

Va. Tenn.

Va.

Italy Greg.

Pa. Oreg. Tenn. Mont.

Tern. N.H.

Tenn.

N.J. Tenn.

N.J. Tenn.

Mich.

Wis. Tenn. Wash. N.Mex.

N.Mex.

N.Mex.

Canada

Course 12, Left

12LA1

12LB1

Ind. Ind.

Wall No.

12LA2. 12LB2.

12LA3. 12LB3

12LA4. 12LB4

12LA.5.

12LB.5. 12LA6. 12LB6

12LA7 . 12LB7

12LA8. 12LB8. 12LA9

12LB9

12LA10

12LB10

12LA11 12LB11

12LA12 12LB12

12LA13

12LB13 12LA14

12LB14

12LA1.5

12LB1.5 12LA16 12LB16

12LA17 12LB17

12LA18 12LB18

12LA19 12LB19

12LA20 12LB20

12LA21

12LB21 12LA22

12LB22

12LA23

12LB23 12LA24

12LB24

12LA2.1

12LB2.-) 12LA26

12LB26

12LA27

12LB27 12LA28

12LB28

12LA29

12LB29

12LA30

12LB30

12LA31

12LB31 12LA32

12LB32

12LA33

12LB33 12LA34

12LB34

12LA35

12LB35

12LA36

12LB36

12LA37

12LB37

12LB38

12LB39

12L40 .

Type

DM.. . . D

D

D

Mg.Ls. Mg.M.

Mg.M. DM

D

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. DD

D

DM

D

DD

Mg.M.

Mg.Ls. D

D

DM.. . . Mg.Ls. D

D

Mg.Ls. D

D

DD

M

M

M

M

LsM

Ls

LsLs

LsM

LsM

M

M

M

Trav. . . M

M

M

Coquina M

Coquina

LsM

M

Ls

Ls

LsM

Ls

Ls

LsM

Ls

Ls

LsLs

LsLsM

LsM

Source

Calif. N.C.

111.

111. Tex. Tenn.

Tenn. N.Y.

Wis. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

Minn.

Minn.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Utah Wyo.

Ky.

Ky. Mont. Mo.

Mo.

Iowa Mo. , Iowa Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Vt. Vt. Vt.

Vt. Iowa

Vt. Iowa Mo.

Mo.

Kans. Canada

Kans.

Italy Tenn.

Italy

Italy

Italy Italy

Italy Italy

Fla. Italy

Fla. Wis. Md.

Pa.

111. Ohio

111. Unknown

N.C. Unknown

Ind. N.C.

Ind. Ind. Ky.

Ind.

Ala. Ky.

Ala.

Ala.

Ala.

Course 12, Right

12RA1

12RB1 12RA2 12RB2

12RA3

12RB3

12RA4 12RB4

12RA.5

12RB.T 12RA6 12RB6

12RA7

12RB7 12RA8

Mg.Ls. D

Mg.M.

Mg.M.

D

Mg.M.

Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. D

D

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls.

Ind.

Ind.

Vt.

Vt.

111. Vt.

111.

111. Tenn.

Tenn.

Wis.

Wis. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.
36

Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

Type Source

Mr.Ls. D

D

DM

DM

Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

D

D

D

M

M

M

M

M

M

Ls

LaM

Ls

Ls

LsM

LsTrav M

M

M

Coquina M

Coquina M

M

M

LsLsM

M

Ls

LsLs

Ls

LsLs

LsM

Ls

LsM

M

LsM

LsM

N.Y.

Minn.

Minn.

Pa.

Pa. Ky.

Kv.

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Mo.

Mo.

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Va.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Vt.

Vt. Iowa Mo.

Italy Kans. Tenn.

Kans.

Italy Tenn.

Italy Tenn.

Italy

Italy

Fla. Italy

Fla. Italy Ohio

Italy

111. N.Y. Md.

Pa.

Ind. Pa.

Ind. Ohio

Ind.

111. Ind. Unknown

Ky.

Ind.

Ala. Portugal Ky.

Ala.

Ala. Ala.

Course 13, Left

Mg.Ls. Mg.M. , D

D

Mg.M.

Mg.M.

D

D

D

DM

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

DM

DM

D

Mg.Ls. D

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

Mg.Ls. D

Vt. Va.

111.

111. Tenn.

Tenn.

Wis.

Wis.

Wis. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

Minn.

Minn.

Pa.

Pa. Conn.

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

N.J. Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Wall No. Type Source

13LB14.

13LA15,

13LB15.

13LA16. 13LB16.

13LA17. 13LB17

.

13LA18.

13LB18. 13LA19. 13LB19

.

13LA20. 13LB20

.

13LA21

.

13LB21. 13LA22

.

13LB22. 13LA23

.

13LB23

13LA24.

13LB24.

13LA25. 13LB25. 13LA26

.

13LB26

13LA27. 13LB27

.

13LA28

13LB28

.

13LA29

.

13LB29 13LA30

13LB30. 13LA31

13LB31. 13LA32

13LB32

13LA33

.

13LB33

13LA34.

13LB34.

13LA35. 13LB35.

13LA36. 13LB36. 13LA37

.

13LB37

.

13LA38

.

13LB38

.

13LA39

,

13LB39

.

13LA40 13LB40

.

13LA41

.

13LB41.

13LA42. 13LB42

13LA43

13LB43. 13LA44

13LB44.

13LA45.

13LB4.5. 13LA46. 13LB46 . 13LA47

.

13LB47

D

D

D

Mg.Ls.

Mg.Ls. M

M

M

M

Ls. . . . M

Fossil Coral

.

Ls.. . . Ls

Ls.. . . M

LsM

M

M

M

Ls.. . . M

Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . MM

M

Ls. . . . M

MM

M

M

Ls. . . . M.

M.

M.

M.

LsM

LsM

LsM

MM (Ophiolyte)

,

M

Ls

LsM

M

M

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls.. Ls

Ls

Ls

LsM

LsLs

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Vt.

Vt.

Vt.

Vt. Iowa

Vt. Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa Cuba

Mo.

Austria H. Cuba

Austria H. Canada

Kans. Canada

Tex.

Tex. Tenn. Tenn.

Tenn.

Tenn.

Austria

Italy Austria Austria

Austria

Austria Spain Minn.

Spain Mass.

Spain

Spain

Spain

Spain Hungary

Utah

N.Y.

Ga.

Pa. N.Y.

Pa.

Pa. Ohio Md.

Md.

S.C.

111. 111. Ky.

Ky. Ky.

Ky. Ky.

Ki'. Ky.

Ala.

Ala. Tex.

Course 13, Right

13RA1. 13RB1.

13RA2.

13RB2. 13RA3.

13RB3.

13RA4.

13RB4. 13RA5.

13RB5.

13RA6.

13RB6.

13RA7. 13RB7

.

13P.A8

.

13RB8. 13RA9

.

13RB9

.

13RA10 13RB10

13RA11

13RB11

Mg.M.

Mg.M.

D

D

Mg.M.

Mg.M. D

D

Mg.La.

Mg.Ls. DM.. . Mg.Ls. D

D

D

Mg.Ls. DM.. . D

D

D

D

D

Vt.

Vt.

111. 111. Ti-nn. Tenn.

Wis.

Wis. N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

N.Y.

Minn.

Mass.

Pa.

Pa. Conn.

Pa. Ohio Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Wall No.

13RA12. 13RB12.

13RA13.

,

13RB13.

.

13RA14. , 13RB14. . 13RA15.. 13RB15.

.

13RA16. . 13RB16. . 13RA17. . 13RB17. . 13RA18.

.

13RB18. . 13RA19.

.

13RB19, . 13RA20. . 13RB20.

.

13RA21. . 13RB21. . 13RA22. . 13RB22. . 13RA23,

.

13RB23. . 13RA24. . 13RB24.

.

13RA25. . 13RB20. . 13RA26. . 13RB26. . 13RA27 . . 13RB27. . 13RA28. . 13RB28. . 13RA29.

.

13RB29. . 13RA30.

13RB30. . 13RA31.

13RB31. . 13RA32. . 13RB32. . 13RA33. . 13RB33. . 13RA34. . 13RB34. . 13RA35.

.

13RB35. . 13RA36. . 13RB36.

.

13RA37. 13RB37.

13RA38.. 13RB38.

13RA39. . 13RB39 .

,

13RA40. . 13RB40. . 13RA41 . . 13RB41.

.

13RA42.

13RB42.

.

13RA43.

13RB43.

.

13RA44. . 13RB44. 13RA45.

13RB45.

13R.A46. . 13RB46.

.

13RA47.

13RB47. .

Type Source

D

D

D

D

D

Mg.M

D

D

D

D

M

M

Ls.. . . M

Ls... . M

Ls. . . . M

Ls. . . . M

Ss.. . . M

Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls. . . . Ls.. . . M. . . . Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . M.. . . M

M

M

M

M

M

DM.. . M

M

M

M

M.. . . M

Ls

Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls

Ls. . . . Ls. . . . M

Ls.. . . M

Ls.. . . M

Ls

Ls. . . . Ls

Ls.. . . Ls

Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . Ls

Ls.. , . Ls. . . . Ls

Ls. . . . Ls. . . .

Ohio

Ohio Iowa

Mass. Iowa

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Vt.

Vt. Iowa

Vt. Iowa

Vt. Iowa.

Vt. Iowa

Vt. Mo.

Tex. Kans.

Tex. Kans.

Nebr. Cuba

N.C. Canada

Colo. Tenn.

Colo. Tenn.

Tenn.

Austria Tenn.

Austria

Austria

Austria Mass.

Spain Spain

Spain Utah

Spain Ga.

Spain N.Y. Hungary

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.

111. Pa.

111. Md.

111. Kv.

Ind. Ky.

Ind. Ky.

Ky.

Ky.

Ky.

Ky. Ky.

Kv.

Ala. Ala. Tex.

Course 14, Lett

14LA1

.

14LB1.

14LA2.

14LB2. 14LA3

14LB3

14LA4.

14LB4.

14LA5.

14LB5.

14LA6. 14LB6

.

14LA7. 14LB7

,

14LA8

14LB8

.

14LA9 14LB9

14LA10

D

D

D

Mg.M.

D

D

D

D

D

Mg.M.

D

DM.. . D

DM.. . D

Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls. D

D

Ind.

Ind.

111. Vt.

111. Vt. Tex.

111. Wis. Tenn.

Wis. N.Y.

Mass. N.Y.

Mass. N.Y.

Pa.

Pa.

Pa.
Table 3. Course list for identifying samples, by position, in wall—Continued

37

Type

Mg.M. DM.. . D

D

D

D

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

M

M

M.. . . M

Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls. . . . Ls.. . . Ls.. . . M

M

M

M

M

M

M

Ls. . . . M

LsM

LsM

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

M

LsM

M

LsLs

Ls

LsM

LsM

M

M

M

M

M

M

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

Ls

LsLs

Ls

Source

Pa. Conn.

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio

Ohio Ohio Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Iowa Iowa

Iowa

Vt.

Vt. Australia

Vt. Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Iowa

Colo.

Ariz. Colo. Austria H.

Austria H.

Austria H.

Austria H.

Kans.

Tenn.

Tex. Tenn.

Tenn.

Austria Tenn.

Austria

Austria

Austria

Austria

Austria

Austria

Austria

Austria Austria Spain

Austria Spain

Austria Spain Hungary

Hungary

Hungary

Pa. Portugal

Pa. Portugal

Pa. Portugal Ohio

Portugal Md.

Portugal Nebr.

Portugal N.Y.

Portugal Ky.

Portugal Ky.

Portugal Ky.

Tex. Mo.

Mo.

Course 14, Right

Wall No. Type

14RB4.

14RA.5. 14RB5.

14RAS. 14RB6. 14RA7

14RB7.

14RA8.

14RB8.

41RA9.

14RB9. 14RA10

14RB10

14RA11 14RB11

14RA12 14RB12

14RA13

14RB13

14RA14 14RB14

14RA15

15RB15 14RA16

14RB16

14RA17

1.1RB17 14RA18

14RB18

14RA19

14RB19 14RA20

14RB20

14RA21

14RB21 14RA22

14RB22

14RA23

14RB23 14RA24

14RB24

14RA25

14RB25

14RA26

14RB26

14RA27

14RB27 14RA28 14RB28

14RB29

14RB29

14RA30

14RB30

14RA31

14RB31

14RA32 14RB32

14RA33

14RB33 14RA34

14RB34

14RA35 14RB35

14RA36 14RB36

14RA37

14RB37

14RA38 14RB38

14RA39

14RB39

14RA40 14RB40

14RA41

14RB41 14RA42

14RB42

14RA43

14RB43 14RA44

14RB44

14RA45

14RB45

14RA46

14RB46 14RA47

14RB47

14RA48 14RB48

14R49

D

D

DD

Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls.

Mg.IiS. D.. . . Mg.Ls. Mg.Ls

D

D

D

DM. . D

D

Mg.Ls. D

DD

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

D

Mg.Ls. D

D

D

M

M

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Pa.

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Pa. Conn.

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Portugal Ky.

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[Explanation of use in section 8.3. Trade names are enclosed in quotation marks, and a star (*) at end of line signifies that the stone has been used eommercialy.J Abbreviations

calc calcite. Lt light. Co County. med medium.

cryst crystalline. Mt ....Mount.

gr grain. Spgs Springs.

Isl Island. W West.

Source

McDermott, Ohio Do

Unknown Do

Do

Bedford, Ind Do

Do

DoDo

Westerly, R. I. .

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Unknown Do

Do

Quincy, Mass. . . . Maine Unknown Do

DoDo

BicUa, Italy Quincy, Mass. . . . DoDo

Baveno, Italy . . . Quincy, Mass. . . . Mergozza, Italy. . Unknown

Quincy, Mass. . . ,

Milford, Mass. . . . W. Chelmsford, MassDo

Milford, Mass. . . . Curwensville, Pa. Glenmont, Ohio. . Amherst, Ohio . . , Do

Wyoming Co., Pa.

Crossville, Tenn.

Wall No.

S-1, 1 . S-1, 2 . S-1, 3 . S-1, 4 . S-1, 5 . S-1, 6 . S-1, 7 . S-1, 8 . S-1, 9 . S-1, 10

S-l, 11 S-1, 12 S-1, 13

S-1, U

S-1, 15

S-1, 16

S-1, 17 S-1, 18

S-1, 19

S-1, 20

S-1, 21

S-1, 22

S-1, 23

S-1, 24

S-1, 25

S-1, 26

S-1, 27

S-1, 28

S-1, 29

S-1, 30

S-1, 31

S-1, 32

S-1, 33

S-1, 34

S-1, 35

S-1, 36

S-1, 37 , S-1, 38 , S-1, 39 ,

Description

Gray, fine-gr, porous sandstone.* Do.

Buff, fine-gr sandstone, "Golden Rod", Do.

Do.

Lt-bufT, grade B, oolitic limestone.* Do. Gray, oolitic limestone.* Do.

Do.

Gray, fine-gr, biotite granite.* Bluish-gray, fine-gr biotite granite. Greenish-gray, med-gr biotite granite. Bluish-gray, fine-gr biotite granite. Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.* Pink, med-gr biotite granite.* Gray, med-gr biotite granite. Dark-gray, med-gr biotite granite. Dark-gray, fine-gr oiotite granite. Gray, med-gr biotite granite. Dark-gray, fine-gr biotite granite.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.* Gray, med-gr hornblende granite.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.* Lt-gray, med-gr biotite granite.* Dark-gray, med-gr hornblende

granite.* Pink, med-gr biotite granite.* Brownish-gray, med-gr biotite granite. Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.* Pink, coarge-gr biotite granite.*

Lt-gray, med-gr muscovite-biotite

granite.* Do. Same as S-1, 30. Buff, coarse-gr compact sandstone.*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr porous sandstone.* Do.

Dark-gray, fine-gr compact pandstone.* Yellow, fine-gr, compact sandstone "Crab Orchard Stone".*

First Water Table

Wyoming Co., Pa. S- 1, 40 Same as S-1, 38. Do s--1, 41 Do. Do s--1, 42 Do.

Crossville, Tenn. . . s--1, 43 .... Red, fine-gr compact sandstone. "Crab Orchard Stone".* Do s--1, 44 Gray and brown "Crab Orchard

Stone".* Do s--1, 45 ... , Same as S-1, 43. Do s--1, 46 Do. Do s--1, 47 Do. Wyoming Co., Pa. s--1, 48 Same as S-1, 38.

Crossville, Tenn. . . s- 1, 49 ... . Same as S-1, 43. Wyoming Co., Pa. s- 1, 50 Same as S-1, 38.

Stones in Section 2 (S-2)

Laramie, Wyo. . . . Cedar Park, Tex. Cedar Park, Tex. Bedford, Ind

Carthage, Mo.

Wilkeson, Wash.

McDermott, Ohio

Boise, Idaho

S-2, 1 S-2, 2

S-2, 3 S-2, 4

S-2, 5 S-2, 6

S-2, 7 S-2, 8

Lt-gray, med-gr porous sandstone.' Lt-gray, coarse shell-stone. Same as S-2, 2. Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Gray, med-gr cryst limestone.*

Lt-bluish gray, med-gr compact

sandstone.* Gray, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone.*

Source Wall No. Description

Malone, N. Y. . . . McDermott, Ohio

Potomac, Md. . . .

Barre, Vt

Concord, N. H.

Quincy, Mass. . . W. Chelmsford, Mass

Frankfort, Me. . Sauk Rapids, Minn

Mountain Cross, Colo S-2, 53 Mt. Airy, N. C S-2, 54 to 63

Crossville, Tenn. . . S-2, 64 Do S-2, 65 Do S-2, 66

Salisbury, N. C. . S-2, 67 Do S-2, 68 Do S-2, 69 Do S-2, 70 W. Chelmsford,

S-2, 71 Mt. Airy, N. C S-2, 72 Do S-2, 73 Do S-2, 74

Helsinki, Finland. . S 2, 75 Concord, N. H. . . . S-2, 76 Do S-2, 77 Mt. Airy, N. C S-2, 78 ... ; S-2, 79 Concord, N. H. . . . S-2, 80 Quincy, Mass S-2, 81

S-2, 82

S-2, 83 ... . Bedford, Ind. S-2, 84 Do S-2, 85

Ortonville, Minn. . S-2, 86

Llano, Tex S-2, 87 Deer Island, Me. . . S-2, 88

S-2, 89 Deer Island, Me. . . S-2, 90 Do S-2, 91 High Pine, Me. . . . S-2, 92 Derby, Vt S-2, 93 North Jay, Me. . . . S-2, 94 Mt. Airy, N. C S-2, 95 to 99 Mountain Cross, Colo S-2, 100 . . . Crossville, Tenn. . . S-2, 101 to

Cottonwood, Kan

Ijaramie, Wyo. . . Cedar Park, Tex.

Bedford, Ind New Port Richey,

Fla Bedford, Ind

Downsville, N. Y.

Boise, Idaho

S-2, 9 . . S-2, 10 . S-2, 11 to 46

S-2, 47

S-2, 48

S-2, 49

S-2, 50

S-2, 51 . . . .

S-2, 52

124.

S-2, 125

S-2, 126

S-2, 127

S-2, 128

S-2, 129

S-2, 130

S-2, 131

S-2, 132

Pink, fine-gr compact sandstofle.* Buff, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

Varicolored chlorite schist, some with

cleavage horizontal and some

vertical.* Gray, med-gr biotite granite.* Gray, med-gr muscovite-biotite

granite.* Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.*

Lt-gray, med-gr, biotite granite.- Gray, coarse-gr biotite granite, "Mt. Waldo".*

Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr biotite granite.*

Bluish-gray, fine-gr granodiorite.* "Mt Airy Granite" veneer.* Pink, fine-gr compact sandstone, "Crab Orchard Stone".* Do.

Do.

Pale pink, med-gr biotite granite.* Yellowish-pink, med-gr biotite granite.' Pink, coarse-gr "Opaline Granite".* Same as S-2, 67.

Lt-gray, med-gr muscovite-biotite

granite.* Lt-gray, med-gr biotite granite.* Do.

Do. Red, black-spotted hornblene granite.* Gray, med-gr muscovite-biotite

granite.* Do. Same as S-2, 72. Pink, coarse-gr biotite granite.* Same as S-2, 76. Dark-gray, coarse-gr hornblende

granite.* Black, med-gr olivine norite.* Bluish-gray, fine-gr biotite granite.* Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Do.

Pink, med-gr biotite granite, "Cold

Springs Agate".*

Pink, brown and purple opaline

granite.* Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr biotite granite.* Bluish-gray, fine-gr biotite granite.* Same as S-2,88. Do.

Pink, coarse-gr biotite granite "Swensons Pink".* Gray, med-gr biotite granite.* Light-gray, fine-gr biotite granite.* Same as S-2, 72 in 1- to 3-in. thickness.'*

Bluish-gray, fine-gr granodiorite.* "Crab Orchard Stone", variegated

colors, some on bed and some on

edge, in 3- to 6 in. thicknesses.* Gray, coarse-gr cryst limestone.* Dark-pink, med-gr porous sandstone.*

Lt-gray, coarse shell stone.* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.*

Ijt-buff, fine-gr compact limestone.* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Dark-gray,fine-gr compact bluestone.*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone.*

Marbles in second Water table

Gardner, Mont.

Do

S-2, 133

S-2, 134 Gray travertine.* Buff travertine.*
Table 4. Source, classification, and description of stones in back face and ends of .wall—Continued

Source

Pittsford, Vt W. Rutland, Vt. .

Florence, Vt W. Rutland, Vt. .

Plattsburg, N. Y. Onondaga, N. Y.

Carthage, Mo. . .

Columbia, Calif. . Do

Do

Tokeen, Alaska . . Ball Ground, Ga.

Tate, Ga

DoDo

Holly Springs, Ga.

Tokeen, Alaska . .

Gantt's Quarry,

Ala

Knoxville, Tenn.

Do

Do

Knoxville, Tenn.

Do

DoDo

Marble, Colo. . . . Murphy, N. C. . .

Cockeysville, Md.

Lee, Mass

Lee, Mass W. Stockbridge, Mass

Gantt's Quarry,

Ala Marble Hill, Ga. . Gouverneur, N. Y

Wall No.

S-2, 135 .

S-2, 136 .

S-2, 137 .

S-2, 138 .

S-2, 139 .

S~2, 140 . S-2, 141

S-2, 142

S-2, 143 . S-2, 144

S-2, 145

S-2, 146

S-2, 147

S-2, 148

S-2, 149

S-2, 150

S-2, 151

S-2, 152

to 153

S-2, 154

S-2, 155

S-2, 156

S-2, 157

S-2, 158

S-2, 159

S-2, 160

S-2, 161

S-2, 162

S-2, 163

S-2, 164

S-2, 165

S-2, 166

S-2, 167

S-2, 168

S-2, 169

Description

Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Pittsford

Italian".*

Iit-bufT, med-gr calc marble, "Westland".*

Bluish-gray, veined, med-gr, calc marble, "Avenatto".*

White, med-gr calc marble, "Second

Statuary".* Gray, coarse-gr calc marble, "French

Gray".*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr calc marble.* Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Ozark

Tavernelle".* Gray, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Columbia Dark Vein".* Do.

Lt-blue, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Columbia Light Blue".* Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Gravina".*

White, coarse-gr calc marble.*

Pink, coarse-gr calc marble, "Etowah".*

Gray, coarse-gr calc marble, "Silver Gray".*

Lt-gray, coarse-gr calc marble, "Kennesaw".*

Green serpentine, "Holly Springs".*

Lt-gray, med-gr calc marble, "Tokeen".*

Nearly white, fine-gr calc marble, "Alabama Clouded Cream".*

Pink, med-gr calc marble, "Meadow

Pink".*

Pink, med-gr calc marble, "Champion Pink".* Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Appalachian Gray".*

Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Meadow

Gray".*

Pink, med-gr calc marble "Cumberland

Pink".* Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Crystal Gray".*

Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Silver Gray".*

White, med-gr calc marble, "Colo. Yule".* Gray, med-gr calc marble, "Regal

Gray".*

White, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Beaver Dam".*

White, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Lee White".*

Blue, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Lee Dark Blue".*

White, med-gr calc marble, "West

Stockbridge".* White, fine-gr calc marble, "Ala. Cream".*

BufI, med-gr dolomitic marble, "Rosepia".*

Dark-gray, coarse-gr, mg marble, "Gouverneur No. 2 Dark".*

Source Wall No.

Stones in Section 3 (S-3)

Bedford, Ind. S-3, 1 Do S-3, 2 Mankato, Minn. . . S-3, 3 Rockwood, Ala. . . . S-3, 4

Bedford, Ind S-3, 5 McDermott, Ohio S-3, 6 Batesville, Ark .... S-3, 7

Bedford, Ind S-3, 8

Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone "Grade B".*

Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr magnesian limestone.* Gray, med-gr cryst calc "Spring Valley Marble".*

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Grade A".* Gray, fine-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr cryst limestone, "Batesville".* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.*

Lynchburg, Va. . .

Batesville, Ark. . . McDermott, Ohio

Carthage, Mo. . . .

S-3, 9 .

S-3, 10

S-3, 11

S-3, 12

Description

Green, coarse-gr actinolite schist, "Virginia Greenstone".* Same as S-3, 7. Gray, fine-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr, cryst limestone, "Ozark Gray Clair".* Stones in East End (EE)

Rockville, Minn.

Glenmont, Ohio . . Curwensville, Pa. Morton, Minn. . . Rockwood, Ala. . . McDermott, Ohio Do

Amherst, Ohio . . . Glenmont, Ohio. . Amherst, Ohio . . . Glenmont, Ohio

Bedford, Ind

Bedford, Ind Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Potomac, Md. Do

Portageville, N. Y. McDermott, Ohio

Boise, Idaho. . . . Glenmont, Ohio

Mankato, Minn.

Batesville, Ark. . Nashville, Tenn. McDermott, Ohio

Bedford, Ind

lEE. 2EE.

3EE.

4EE.

5EE. 6EE.

7EE. 8EE.

9EE.

lOEE. IIEE.

12EE. 13EE

14EE.

15EE.

16EE.

17EE.

18EE. 19EE. 20EE.

21EE. 22EE.

23EE. 24EE.

25EE. 26EE

27EE.

28EE.

29EE.

Pinkish-gray, coarse-gr. biotite granite*

Buff, coarse-gr, porous sandstone.*

Buff, coarse-gr compact sandstone.*

Pink, black banded coarse-gr biotite granite.* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Gray, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

BufT, fine-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr porous 3and.stone.* Gray and buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone, "Briar Hill".* Same as SEE. Same as 9EE.

Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.*

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Grade A Buff".* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Do.

Do.

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Grade B Buff".*

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Grade C Buff".*

Vari-colored chlorite schist "Stonyhurst".* Do.

Bluish-gray, fine-gr compact sandstone "Genesee Valley Bluestone".*

Buff, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, fine-gr mg limestone.* Gray, med-gr cryst limestone.* Lt-buff travertine.* Gray, fine-gr porous sandstone,

"Scioto".*

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Grade A".*

Stones in West End of Wall Cedar Park, Tex.

Cedar Park, Tex.

Curwensville, Pa. Elwood, Pa Do

Amherst, Ohio . . . Hot Springs, S. D.

Carthage, Mo. . . . McDermott, Ohio

Amherst, Ohio . . Do

McDermott, Ohio Do

Amherst, Ohio . . . Glenmont, Ohio. .

Bedford, Ind McDermott, Ohio Do

Do

Bedford, Ind DoDo

Potomac, Md. . . .

Bedford, Ind Amherst, Ohio . . . Laramie, Wyo. . . New Port Richey,

Fla Bedford. Ind

Bloomington, Ind. Do

Do

Batesville, Ark. . . Bedford, Ind

IWE. 2WE. . 3WE. . 4WE. . 5WE. . 6WE. . 7WE. . 8WE. . 9WE. . lOWE. IIWE.

12WE.

13WE. 14WE.

15WE.

16WE.

17WE.

18WE,

19WE. 20WE.

21WE. 22WE. 23WE.

24WE.

25WE. 26WE

27WE.

28WE.

29WE.

30WE.

3 IWE.

32WE.

33WE.

Lt-buff, fine-gr porous oolitic limestone, "Cordova Cream".*

Do.

Buff, coarse-gr compact sandstone.* Do.

Do.

Gray, med-gr porous sandstone.*

Lt-pink, med-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr cryst limestone.* Blue, fine-gr porous sandstone.* Gray, med-gr porous sandstone.* Same as 6WE.

Blue, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, fine-gr porous sandstone.*

Buff, med-gr porous sandstone, "Birmingham Buff".*

Buff, coarse-gr porous sandstone

"Briar Hill".* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Blue, fine-gr porous sandstone.* Do. Do.

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Do.

Do.

Varicolored chlorite schist "Stonyhurst".* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Gray, med-gr porous sandstone.*

Lt-pink, med-gr porous sandstone.*

Lt-buff, fine-gr compact limestone.* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone.* Gray, med-gr oolitic limestone, "Standard Gray".* Do.

Do.

Gray, med-gr cryst limestone.*

Buff, med-gr oolitic limestone.*

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Accumulation of Moisture in Walls of Frame Construction During Winter Exposure 10^ Water Permeability and Weathering Resistance of Stucco-Faced, Gunite-Faced, and

"Knap Concrete-Unit" Walls 15^

Tests of Cement-Water Paints and Other Waterproofings for Unit-Masonry Walls 25^

Properties of a Porous Concrete of Cement and Uniform-Sized Gravel 10^ Experimental Dry-Wall Construction With Fiber Insulating Board 10^

Physical Properties of Terrazzo Aggregates 15^

Structural and Heat-Transfer Properties of "Multiple Box-Girder Plywood Panels" for Walls, Floors, and Roofs 15^

Relative Slipperiness of Floor and Deck Surfaces 10 (t Strength and Resistance to Corrosion of Ties for Cavity Walls 10^

Painting Steel 10 i Measurements of Heat Losses From Slab Floors 15 fS Structural Properties of Prefabricated Plywood Lightweight Constructions for Walls,

Partitions, Floors, and Roofs Sponsored by the Douglas Fir Plywood Association 30 ff Paint Manual with particular reference to Federal Specifications ..$1.25 Laboratory Observations of Condensation in Wall Specimens 15^

Building Code Requirements for New Dwelling Construction * Temperature Distribution in a Test Bungalow With Various Heating Devices 10^

Strength of Houses: Application of Engineering Principles to Structural Design $1.50 Paints for Exterior Masonry Walls... 15^5 Performance of a Coal-Fired Boiler Converted to Oil 15)5 Properties of Some Lightweight-Aggregate Concretes With and Without an Air-entraining

Admixture 10^

Fire Resistanceof Structural Clay Tile Partitions ._ 15^

Temperature in a Test Bungalow With Some Radiant and Jacketed Space Heaters 25ff A Study of a Baseboard Convector Heating System in a Test Bungalow 15 i Preparation and Revision of Building Codes 15fi Fire Resistance of Walls of Lightweight Aggregate Concrete Masonry Units 20 ff Stack Venting of Plumbing Fixtures 15^ Wet Venting of Plumbing Fixtures : 20^

Fire Resistance of Walls of Gravel-Aggregate Concrete Masonry Units 15^

Investigation of Failures of White-Coat Plasters 25^

Physical Properties of Some Samples of Asbestos-Cement Siding 15^

Fire Tests of Wood-Framed Walls and Partitions with Asbestos-Cement Facings i5<! Fire Tests of Steel Columns Protected With Siliceous Aggregate Concrete 15 ^ Stone Exposure Test Wall 80^

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