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The history of the marble industry in Vermont and the Vermont Marble Co. spans over a hundred years;
The history of the marble industry in Vermont and the Vermont Marble Co. spans over a hundred years;
what can we see and understand between historic photographs and what we see today?
what can we see and understand between historic photographs and what we see today?
Moving marble at West Rutland mill (1919)
Gantry crane car at West Rutland site (Puckhaber 2025)
View from top of railcar facing the Company Store and Coping Shop
View from Sculpture Trail (Puckhaber 2025)
Power station by Sutherland Falls (1905-1906)
Power station by old Vermont Marble Museum (Puckhaber 2025)
Construction of marble bridge in Proctor, VT
Marble bridge (Puckhaber 2025)
Postcard of track running along marble yards in West Rutland, VT
Singular remaining track at West Rutland (Puckhaber 2025)
Interior of gangsaw mill adjacent to gantry crane in West Rutland, VT
Interior of gangsaw mill in West Rutland, VT (Puckhaber 2025)
Carving Studio and Sculpture Center building (Puckhaber 2025)
Small mill in West Rutland, VT (1932)
Ruins of small mill in West Rutland, VT (Puckhaber 2025)
Kitchen Quarry in operation in West Rutland, VT
Kitchen Quarry in West Rutland, VT (Puckhaber 2025)
To understand more about how things have changed over time, see Historic Maps.
To see historic postcards located on a map at their approximate viewpoint, see Historic Postcards.
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