Large Stone Blocks

Used bridge abutment stone makes great retaining walls, sea walls, and stone benches. (more pictures)

Reclaimed Large Stone Blocks

Before concrete became the dominant construction material, heavy retaining walls and sidewalks were built for bridges and canals from a variety of stone: granite, bluestone, medina and limestone, among others. Masons hand-carved each block and fit it into place, creating a work of art that could stand for hundreds of years. However, many of these historic walls are demolished each year.

Fortunately, we’re able to reclaim these durable construction materials, allowing them to find new life as benches, walls, garden art and more. We salvage large stone blocks from bridges, retaining walls, abutments, surrounding sidewalks and other stone block projects. Contact us today to discuss our current inventory and find the inspiration for your next project.

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Our Large Stone Block Products include:

• Medina Bridge Block
  These large stone blocks made from Medina sandstone were used as bridge blocks during the early 1900s. Stunning shades of grey, purple, reds and pinks can be found in these unique reclaimed products. Reuses include retaining walls, pavers. See these antique reclaimed products in action below
• Granite Large Stone Block
  The granite stone can be seen in many shapes and sizes. The large stone granite blocks are impressively large stone material that can be used as seating benches around a patio or a fire pit, retaining walls, bollards, or just a landscape design focal point. See these antique reclaimed products in action below
• Bluestone Large Stone Block
  Bluestone is a unique type of stone found in the Northeast. Our reclaimed large bluestone blocks were commonly salvaged from retaining walls or bridge abutments. The bluestone provides projects with a high end result that will separate your project from any other of its kind. See these antique reclaimed products in action below

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