Concord And Its Points of Interest
Concord And Its Points of Interest
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" In spite of this formidable description we are told that " it is a good, safe, free stone to work and takes a high polish. " 24 CONCORD AND ITS POINTS OF INTEREST.
For commercial purposes it is divided into four classes : No. 1, the best, for monumental work ; No. 2, for general building purposes ; No. 3, for underpinning, capping, etc. ; No. 4, for foundation Btones.
The Census Commissioners went very deeply into the subject of the durability of granite, and the several varieties were closel...y tested and compared. Granite buildings and monuments throughout the country were minutely examined, and from the report made on those located in the City of New York we take the following: "In the fine-grained granite from Concord, N. H. , employed in the building on the southeast corner of 23d street and 6th avenue, many of the blocks are set on edge, but the only change yet seen is that of discoloration by street dust and iron-oxide from the elevated railway. " 31ai>; Stkeet, luoking Suutii vvMy\ ()i'i;i!a House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In spite of this formidable description we are told that " it is a good, safe, free stone to work and takes a high polish. " 24 CONCORD AND ITS POINTS OF INTEREST.
For commercial purposes it is divided into four classes : No. 1, the best, for monumental work ; No. 2, for general building purposes ; No. 3, for underpinning, capping, etc. ; No. 4, for foundation Btones.
The Census Commissioners went very deeply into the subject of the durability of granite, and the several varieties were closel...y tested and compared. Granite buildings and monuments throughout the country were minutely examined, and from the report made on those located in the City of New York we take the following: "In the fine-grained granite from Concord, N. H. , employed in the building on the southeast corner of 23d street and 6th avenue, many of the blocks are set on edge, but the only change yet seen is that of discoloration by street dust and iron-oxide from the elevated railway. " 31ai>; Stkeet, luoking Suutii vvMy\ ()i'i;i!a House.
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