The Granite Kiss: Traditions and Techniques of Building New England Stone Walls
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The Granite Kiss: Traditions and Techniques of Building New England Stone Walls

by Susan Allport, Kevin Gardner, Guillermo Nunez

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The Granite Kiss explores the traditions and techniques of constructing New England's stone walls. Authored by Susan Allport, Kevin Gardner, and Guillermo Nunez, it uncovers the historical practices and skilled methods that define this iconic form of regional architecture, offering a blend of cultural insight and practical knowledge for builders and history lovers alike.

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The Granite Kiss delves into the rich heritage of building stone walls in New England, highlighting the time-honored traditions passed down through generations.

Authors Susan Allport, Kevin Gardner, and Guillermo Nunez share insights into the practical techniques used to construct these durable structures, blending historical context with hands-on guidance.

From selecting materials to mastering placement, the book offers a comprehensive look at the artistry and labor involved in stone wall building.

Ideal for enthusiasts of regional history and traditional crafts, it celebrates the cultural significance of these landscape features.

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