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The first marble quarries of Vermont were opened in Rutland County at Pittsford. Rutland Marble Company was one of three original marble companies of the area, operating in West Rutland. Opened in 1845 by William Barnes, the quarries produced marble ranging from pure white to dark blue. In 1880, the Vermont Marble Company was formed by businessman, and former governor Redfield Proctor, through his acquisition and consolidation of the Rutland Marble Company and the Sutherland Falls Marble Company (1852). Sunderland Falls Marble became the base of operations, and the town of Sunderland Falls was renamed Proctor. Vermont Marble Company continued mining at both Sunderland Falls and the old Rutland Marble Company quarries in West Rutland.

From the description of Rutland Marble Company account book, 1907-1917 (Vermont Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 133566842

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269602609

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Rutland Marble Company

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Vertical file collection on law and lawyers, 1711-1873 (inclusive).

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Vertical file collection on law and lawyers, 1711-1873 (inclusive).

Title: Vertical file collection on law and lawyers, 1711-1873 (inclusive).

Consists of unbound material of less than a volume in size, including material on the following individuals, families, and companies: Langdon family, Portsmouth, N.H., 1711-1829; Edward Bromfield, 1743; Joseph Hubbard, Middletown, Conn., 1745-1819; William H. White, 1797-1844; Timothy Coburn, Charlestown, Mass., 1819-1838; William Pope and Sons, Boston, Mass., and the Hancock Free Bridge Corporation, 1854; Steam Stone Cutter Company vs. Rutland Marble Company, Charles Sheldon, and Charles A. Sheldon, 1864-1873; and Thomas A. Edison and E. Baker Welch, 1869.

ArchivalResource: Less than 1 linear ft.

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Rutland Marble Company account book, 1907-1917

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Rutland Marble Company. Rutland Marble Company account book, 1907-1917

Title: Rutland Marble Company account book, 1907-1917

A ledger from the Rutland Marble Company listing per month marble purchases between December 1907 and October 1917. Many of the entries are to the Vermont Marble Company. The Rutland Marble Company was a subsidiary of that company.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume.

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Vermont Marble Company treasurer's records, 1849-1940 (bulk 1866-1884).

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Vermont Marble Company. Vermont Marble Company treasurer's records, 1849-1940 (bulk 1866-1884).

Title: Vermont Marble Company treasurer's records, 1849-1940 (bulk 1866-1884).

The Vermont Marble Company Treasurer's Records are the business records kept by Adolphus Smedberg of the Rutland Marble Company and it's successor, the Vermont Marble Company. The collection includes correspondence, financial statements, bills and receipts and contracts, agreement and other legal papers, 1866-1884. Smedberg worked in the company's New York City office and much of the correspondence is on letterhead of the Rutland Marble Co., and Baxter Manufacturing Co., and is reports from the Rutland and Salem, N.Y. quarry managers. Repeat correspondents include John N. Baxter, J.B. Holley, Charles A. Frost, B.F. Woodruff, John D. Allan, N.P. Simon, H.H. Love, C. Clark, Charles L. Sanford, E.F. Dana, William W. Clark, and J. Clark. There are also letters from Redfield Proctor, first as manager of the Sutherland Falls Marble Co., and then as manager of the Rutland Marble Co. planning the creation of the Vermont Marble Co. A major project of the Vermont Marble Company was providing the marble for the Indiana State House, 1880-1884, and the correspondence and notes on specifications and estimates are included in this collection.

ArchivalResource: 6 linear ft. (6 boxes)

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Vermont Marble Company.

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Vermont Marble Company.
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