PHOTO GALLERY
This bank with its slate roof is located in
Proctor, Vermont.
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Located in South Poultney, Vermont, is this
club house of a local country club, with its roof clad in
Vermont’s blended slate which includes Vermont
Black.
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In Pawlet, Vermont, is this slate roof also
in Newmont’s Vermont Black Slate.
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A refined and classically elegant look on a
local slate roof.
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This slate roof is in Newmont Slate’s
Vermont Black; the size is 1/4” - 3/8” x 16”
L in random widths.
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The classically elegant St. Dominic’s
Church in Proctor Vermont, built in 1927, proudly boasts its
original slate roof.
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A graduated, random width slate roof in
thicknesses from 3” to 1” in a variety of colors.
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The highly photographed
turn-of-the-century, Granville, New York, mansion with its
magnificently elegant slate roof from nearby quarries.
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A slate roof on the
Town of Manchester, Vermont, Library.
Town of Manchester, Vermont, Library.
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This charming building, occupied by the
Department of Social Services in Hudson Falls, New York, is
well over 150 years old and clearly demonstrates the durability
of roofing slate.
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This traditionally designed
school in Salem, New York, has a
magnificent slate roof which will withstand the test of time
and protect the Town’s assets in style.
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Website: Newmont Slate Co., Inc.©2007
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