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12 years ago

Can you tell me the exact stone used on this house? Thank you

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Penza Bailey Architects
12 years ago
Sorry I had to do some digging around.

This Baltimore County home was constructed by Jeffrey Blum prior to joining Delbert Adams Construction Group. The stone used for this home came from 2 quarries. About 15 to 20% of the mix came from Butler stone and the balance (including stone lintels) came from Media Quarry Co. in Media Pennsylvania. Square and rectangular stones were worked into something of an ashlar pattern.

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