More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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More than 100 years after a Willard quarry’s discovery, the Phenix Marble Co. is back in business.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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Step work at the Capitol was installed ahead of Gov. Eric Greitens’ January inauguration.
Photo provided by PHENIX MARBLE CO.
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Phenix marble is chock-full of fossils and this nearly foot-long worm can be seen in a fleuri cut slab.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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Historic renovations are big business. Last year, Phenix workers installed marble stairs and landings at the Missouri Capitol.
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Phenix Marble workers split cut limestone in the machine yard. The rough edge is used in decorative landscapes and building exteriors.
SBJ photo by WES HAMILTON
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The freshly cut 1.5-inch slab is headed for the polisher, a specialty machine from Gravellona, Italy.
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Workers prepare this 12-ton block of stone for the diamond cutter. It was harvested from the nearby quarry using the old feather and wedge technique.
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Phenix Marble Co.
Posted online
August 5, 2017
| 11:14 pm