The Rock of Ages Quarry Tour is Ready to Welcome Visitors to Vermont

Where strength meets humanity. Imperial Danby® Marble from Vermont Quarries — proudly featured at the American Red Cross Headquarters, Washington D.C. A symbol of endurance and integrity, in stone and in spirit. #VermontQuarries #ImperialDanby #VermontMarble #AmericanArchitecture #RedCrossHeadquarters #WashingtonDC | Vermont Quarries

The Vermont Danby Marble is a natural stone built to last. It has shaped countless American landmarks — from the New York Public Library to the Jefferson Memorial and the United States Supreme Court, just to name a few. A material chosen for its beauty, durability, and timeless character. #VermontQuarries #VermontDanby #AmericanMarble #ImperialDanby #ArchitecturalDesign #TimelessMaterials #BuiltToLast #NaturalStone #MadeInUSA | Vermont Quarries | Facebook

Where marble meets water, where nature meets city — this urban plaza shows how elements collaborate. White marble, flowing water, golden trees, glass towers: the rawness of stone softened by nature and framed by architecture. Montclair Danby® from Vermont Quarries bringing that quiet sense of permanence. #MontclairDanby #VermontQuarries #AmericanMarble #NaturalStone #UrbanLandscape | Vermont Quarries | Facebook

New exhibit offers 250 years of Vermont history through illustrations

Now on display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, these historic staircases from the Chicago Stock Exchange Building showcase Montclair Danby® Marble on their original stair treads. Designed in 1893–94 by Dankmar Adler and Louis H. Sullivan, pioneers of the Chicago School, the building was a landmark of early skyscraper design. Though the structure was demolished in 1972, these staircases were preserved—allowing the material and craftsmanship to endure. More than a century later, Vermont marble