Video Gallery
The Marble of Our Heroes' Headstones
Serena Altschul traveled to the mountains in Danby, Vermont to see where the marble used in many of our National Cemeteries is found to commemorate our country's war dead.
Baltimore 9/11 Memorial
Ziger/Snead Architects along with Rugo Stone of Lorton, VA have finalized the design for the 9/11 Memorial commemorating and paying tribute to the 63 Marylanders who were killed in the attack on the Twin Towers, The Pentagon and United Flight 93 that went down in Shanksville, PA.
The Memorial will feature a 22 foot long section of steel salvaged from the north tower of New York’s World Trade Center. The artifact is a rust-colored section of columns that were tangled and fused when the north tower was struck. Weighing more than two tons, they came from the building’s 94th to 96th floors. This will sit on a “bed” of Imperial Danby marble from Vermont Quarries Corp. This is the same marble being used for the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville, PA.
Vermont Quarries Corp DVD
The DVD is an introduction to Vermont Quarries Corp and the Danby marble we produce. A quick guide to the different selections as well as look at the long history Danby marble has in the U.S. and around the world.
Food Network's - All Star Kitchen Makeover
Alton Brown from Food Network's All Star Kitchen Makeover selects Vermont Quarries Danby Marble as his kitchen countertop marble of choice for one lucky kitchen makeover winner. In this 2.5 minute video, Alton explains the benefits of cooking and kitchen use of marble. The video also gives a short tour of our quarry and marble, as well as our underground marble processing facility.
Welcome Home - About Vermont Danby
An interview with Vermont Quarries' Todd Robertson. Todd explains some of the unique aspects and qualities of Vermont Danby Marble® and talks about the massive underground quarry, with many individual layers that are the source for their high-quality marble.
Marble Countertops
It's a myth that marble is not suitable for kitchen countertops. In fact, much of our marble has lower absorption rates than popular granites. Marble Countertops for Kitchen and Bath Installations
AIA Presentations
Use this opportunity to host a luncheon at your facility or showroom for your local architectural and design community. This hour long session is approved for 1 accreditation point. More details here
