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2. McNeel Marble Works - Wikipedia

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   The McNeel Marble Works of Marietta, Georgia, was founded in 1892 by Morgan Louis McNeel and his brother, R. M. McNeel.Its location near the Blue Ridge Mountains provided the firm with access to areas where marble and granite could be quarried.

3. United Daughters of the Confederacy Monument (Cleveland ...

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   The 28 feet (8.5 m) tall statue consists of a granite obelisk topped by a marble sculpture of a Confederate soldier facing north, and weighs more than 15,000 pounds (6,800 kg). [2] The north face of the monument consists of engravings of the Virginia Battle Flag and Blood-Stained Banner , and contains the words "To our known and unknown ...

4. List of monuments erected by the United Daughters of the ...

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   in part: "we of the south remember, we of the south revere. erected by the people of hinds county, in grateful memory of their men who in/1861-65 gave, or offered to give, their lives in defense of constitutional government, and to the heroic women whose devotion to our cause in its darkest hour sustained the strong and strengthened the weak." [70]

5. Price Park - Wikipedia

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   The statue and pedestal were fabricated by McNeel Marble Works of Marietta, Georgia, a company that eventually produced 140 Confederate statues. [9] The park was tidied up, and the statue was unveiled on June 17, 1915—without mention of the sculptor. [10] By the late 1980s, the Price statue was deteriorating, and the granite pedestal was stained.

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7. Flowery Branch, Georgia - Wikipedia

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   Natural resources in the Flowery Branch area include: gray marble, [13] [14] marble, clay, granite, graphite, limestone, iron ore, manganese, pegmatite, mica, beryl, quartzite, zircon, lead, copper, silver, and gold as known by the local Gold Hill Mine and regional popularity of The Hall County Gold Belt prospected during the Georgia Gold Rush.