Record of stone re-cut, 1870-1871.

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Record of stone re-cut, 1870-1871.

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The series consists of a bound volume documenting the recutting of stone used in the construction of the new State Capitol building. The series provides the date of recutting, the type of stone cut, number of days used by workerrs, and dimensions of the stone following recutting. Other information listed includes the names of skilled and unskilled employees, and the price per day.

.1 cu. ft. (1 volume)

New York State Archives

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