The Granites of Maine
The Granites of Maine
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A. Clark's residence on Seventy-seventh street and Fifth avenue.
New York. It is now idle, but not abandoned.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 84 THE GRANITES OF MAINE.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The granite quarries in Hancock County are in the towns of Blue- hill, Brooksville, Dedham, Franklin, Long Island, Mount Desert, Sedgwick, Stonington, Sullivan, Swans Island, and Tremont.
The White quarry^ in the town of Bluehill, IJ miles east of Blue- hill village. Operator, The "White Granite Company, West avenue and New...ton Creek, Long Island, X. Y.
The granite (specimen 36, a) is a biotite granite of medium-gray, slightly bluish color and of coarse (on the medium side) even-grained texture. The feldspars measure as high as one-half inch, and some of them a little over. The rock consists, in descending order of abundance, of potash feldspar (microcline and orthoclase), smoky quartz, soda-lime feldspar (oligoclase), and black mica (biotite), Fig. 7. — StnictuiH at White quarry, Bluehill. The rectangular joint is shown by the dotted line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Clark's residence on Seventy-seventh street and Fifth avenue.
New York. It is now idle, but not abandoned.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 84 THE GRANITES OF MAINE.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The granite quarries in Hancock County are in the towns of Blue- hill, Brooksville, Dedham, Franklin, Long Island, Mount Desert, Sedgwick, Stonington, Sullivan, Swans Island, and Tremont.
The White quarry^ in the town of Bluehill, IJ miles east of Blue- hill village. Operator, The "White Granite Company, West avenue and New...ton Creek, Long Island, X. Y.
The granite (specimen 36, a) is a biotite granite of medium-gray, slightly bluish color and of coarse (on the medium side) even-grained texture. The feldspars measure as high as one-half inch, and some of them a little over. The rock consists, in descending order of abundance, of potash feldspar (microcline and orthoclase), smoky quartz, soda-lime feldspar (oligoclase), and black mica (biotite), Fig. 7. — StnictuiH at White quarry, Bluehill. The rectangular joint is shown by the dotted line.
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