Fieldstones

An 19th century fieldstone mill in Berks County, Pennsylvania.

Fieldstones can consist of any type of rock. They are produced from near the surface and are usually weathered and sometimes covered with lichens.

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Chief Cliff
A naturally straight-edged, brown fieldstone that can be stacked into a tight pattern.

Flatwillow Fieldstone
A weathered fieldstone chopped into rectangular shapes.

Homestead Fieldstone
A weathered fieldstone in ledgey and irregular shapes.

Eagle Moss Rock
Tan, lichen-covered sandstone picked from outcrops in the prairie.

Horseshoe Blend
A mixture of fieldstones and limestones laid in a traditional rubble pattern.

Prairie Fieldstone
A brown and tan, lichen-covered sandstone in roughly rectangular shapes.

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Kootenai Ledge
A reddish-brown and gray, rectangular fieldstone picked from talus slopes and sorted to size.

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Tiger Butte Fieldstone
A dark irregular fieldstone that is hand-picked on ranches in Montana.

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Pipestone Granite
A rounded weathered granite available in a range of sizes.

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Cabinet Gorge Ledge
A light-gray and tan, very rectangular fieldstone that is hand-picked from talus slopes.

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