Stone Masonry!
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We are so excited to introduce our brand new website. You will find it much easier to navigate and find what you need, and there are many other cool features as well!
We are also excited to introduce our venture into Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites. Not only are they fun but they also allow us to keep in touch with you. So, browse the site and join our newsletter. if you have any comments or sugestions,
forward them here: comments@owmasonry.com.
Have a great day! Ludwig Hartmann, CEO
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About the Site
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OWMasonry.com is here for you. You can browse all our products we offer, our custom capabilities, our clientel, and current projects we have going. We are very excited about our YouTube channel as well.
Briefly What we Do:
We specialize in the formation and use of natural stone. We work very closely with marbles, sandstone, and granites. Our main expertise is in the Baroque and Romantic era style stone work that is prominent in the European Union. And, we have worked very closely with modern designers to help them realize the potential of stone in this modern society.
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Highlights
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Carved stone pieces that were shaped and produced in our Kingston Studio located in Kingston, NB. Both these pieces were rendered to replace existing stone in an old uptown building in Saint John.
These bull nosed stone steps were crafted in our Kingston Studio and manufactured for display in our show room. These are but an example of the style and we are not limited to any stone or shape.
These Newels and Railings were crafted in our Kingston Studio, and made for our showroom. They would add a touch of awe to any house worthy of elegance.
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News:
Our most recent news and updates are viewed here via twitter.
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[May 22, 2011]
Our website is up and running!
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[Febuary 15, 2010]
Old World Masonry was recently presented with an award from the Saint John Heritage Deveopment Board and the Mayor of Saint John, Ivan Court, on February 15, 2010
in recognition of the restoration work they did at 79 Orange Street, in replicating the sandstone brackets and quoins.
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[April 17, 2009]
We are now proud members of Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and LinkedIn.
[July 05, 2004]
The company Old World Masonry became Old World Masonry Ltd. Yes we finally became incorperated and haven't looked back since.
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