The Grand Traverse Region; a Report On the Geological And Industrial Resources of the Counties of Antrim, Grand Traverse, Benzie, And Leelanaw in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan
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Clay of similar quality, but somewhat mixed with boulders, occurs on the bay shore south of Antrim. A bed of boulder clay abuts upon the bay at New Mission, and forms the basis of the promontory on which the Seminary stands. A short distance back of Fisher's house at Glen Arbor, a land slide has uncovered an excellent bed of pure clay. At Antrim a second beach, a few rods inland, is formed by a bank of pink- colored, boulder-bearing clay.
It is a mistake to suppose the clay of the region is not... adapted to brickmaking. No doubt limestone pebbles may become mixed with the clay employed, but a good article can be successfully selected. William Wilson informed me that he made 2,000 bricks from a bed of clay two miles below New Mission, and they proved unexcejitionable. The color was that of Milwaukie bricks. Of the whole quantity not one has bursted from the presence of limestone pebbles. At Elk Rap- ids 100,000 bricks of Milwaukie color were made, and all were good, except a few made from material taken near the surface of the bed.
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Clay of similar quality, but somewhat mixed with boulders, occurs on the bay shore south of Antrim. A bed of boulder clay abuts upon the bay at New Mission, and forms the basis of the promontory on which the Seminary stands. A short distance back of Fisher's house at Glen Arbor, a land slide has uncovered an excellent bed of pure clay. At Antrim a second beach, a few rods inland, is formed by a bank of pink- colored, boulder-bearing clay.
It is a mistake to suppose the clay of the region is not... adapted to brickmaking. No doubt limestone pebbles may become mixed with the clay employed, but a good article can be successfully selected. William Wilson informed me that he made 2,000 bricks from a bed of clay two miles below New Mission, and they proved unexcejitionable. The color was that of Milwaukie bricks. Of the whole quantity not one has bursted from the presence of limestone pebbles. At Elk Rap- ids 100,000 bricks of Milwaukie color were made, and all were good, except a few made from material taken near the surface of the bed.
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