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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 2 (January 1887) (1887)

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invested capital of $25,415,- Quincy in 1825, and the construc- 497, and giving employment during tion of what has been called the the busy season to upward of 40,000 first railway in America to trans- men. The total product of the port the quarried material. From combined quarries was 115,380,133… … QUARRIES OF FLYNT GRANITE CO., MONSON, MASS. : The Quincy granites are exceedingly tough this country, probably more on account of and hard, of a coarse texture, and deep blue their ready accessibilit.y than from any desire gray color; they give an appearance of pe- on the part of the people for so…

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