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Preserving dry-laid stone structures and promoting the ancient craft of dry stone masonry

Carriage Path at Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens Akron, OH 2007

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Dry Stone Conservancy

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Part of our mission is preserving dry stone structures. If you know of an endangered dry stone structure and don’t know how to go about preserving it, let us know.

dscadmin@drystone.org

859-266-4807

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Dry Stone Conservancy - 1065 Dove Run Road Suite 5 - Lexington - Kentucky - 40502 - 859-266-4807 - dscadmin@drystone.org