FEATURES Stone Restoration: Preserving the Past The design and solid construction of historic stone structures often reflect the best work of accomplished stone masons and stone carvers from their respective time periods. Discover why we cannot afford to lose the materials, ideas, skills and knowledge of the past.

Keep It Clean
From small residential front porches to massive church walls, stone restoration and preservation requires detail and expertise. Learn how New York's Trinity Church returned to its original glory, plus gain tips for smaller projects.

Natural Stone Maintenance
To avoid costly restoration projects, proper maintenance of natural stone is required. Choosing the right care products is essential.

Building with Limestone
Due in part to its beauty, workability and structural integrity, limestone often is a favored material among architects, builders and owners.

Outside In: Contemporary Design Trends
Natural stone is hot, hot, hot — and it's making a statement in new ways all over residential and commercial properties.

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President's Message

Historical Feature:
Still Boss
The winner of the Building Stone Institute's 2004 Tucker Award looms large over New York City. Take a trip back in time to the infamous Tweed Courthouse.

Industry News

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