stonemasons

• “Railway contractors attempted to break the eight hour condition, by bringing in German stonemasons.”

  EARLY OPENINGS

• “The stone farm buildings, the Manure Dryer, the Stallion Barn were built by Italian stonemasons London had hired.”

  Manure Pit Located at Jack London's Ranch

• “Two Scottish stonemasons have begun working on a very special project – in Harlem, New York.”

  Scots Stonemasons Carve Harlem «

• “There are not many women high femme stonemasons, either, so you get serious attention, too.”

  Third-Gendering « Bound, Not Gagged

• “With all the talk of who might have started the fire—the Dutch, the Catholics, the Quakers—I have finally unmasked the culprit: the stonemasons.”

  Simon & Schuster: Exit the Actress

• “Built in 1884 by Chinese stonemasons for the Kohler and Frohling winery, this sherry-making building was converted into a barn for Jack London's prized Shire horses.”

  Jack London's Old Sherry Building Converted to Horse Barn

• “And sure enough, they had pulled up in front of a tall, thin building that was so crooked you might suspect that the stonemasons had enjoyed a little too much red wine when they were building it.”

  Simon & Schuster: Bubble in the Bathtub

• “Other architects did this, but typically relied on careful measurements, a compass and a straightedge to create a precise template for the stonemasons.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Frugal Genius

• “Billy had a reputation in D.C. with stonemasons that he was the master," said Joseph Alonso, who began working with Mr. Cleland in 1985 and is now the cathedral's mason foreman.”

  The Washington Post: A Local Life: Peter 'Billy' Cleland, 88; master stonemason

• “His Scottish-born father and grandfather, both named William Cleland, had been stonemasons before him.”

  The Washington Post: A Local Life: Peter 'Billy' Cleland, 88; master stonemason

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