Where Does Marble Come From? Marble is quarried throughout the world. In the United States, major formations are found in the Northeast and Southeast states. Historically, one of the largest marble producing states is Vermont. Modern quarries use much more advanced equipment to cut the marble apart! (Photo used courtesy of Tom Walsh, Masonry Institute of St. Louis) Wood Clay Stone Identify It!		More About Stone Limestone   Where Does It Come From?   Limestone in St Louis Buildings Granite   Where Does It Come From?   Granite in St Louis Buildings Marble   Where Does It Come From?   Looking at Marble in St Louis Related Links Stone Quarries and Beyond
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