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Check out fascinating facts about Indiana limestone:
The first Indiana limestone quarry opened in Stinesville in 1827.
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Thank you. We live in a house whose outer layer is made of Indiana limestone. We think that it is quite handsome and it is topped with a red metal roof built by Indiana Amish workers. God bless Indiana, and God bless America. P.S. Be sure that you support efforts to register voters and “get out the vote for the mid-term election to keep our home, sweet home in good working order in Washinton D.C. Faith and Freedom are the foundation that keeps us alive. Blessings, The Egans