It’s estimated that some 280,000 miles of stone wall were created in New England alone. Labor intensive, a man could lay no more than 18 feet of wall per day; that’s something like 40 million ...

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ALTHOUGH it is established by the find in New Mexico of a Folsom projectile point embedded in fossil mammalian vertebræ that early man in America was contemporary with and hunted an extinct form ...

The stone wall beside the Gov. Edward Dudley Mansion in Wilmington may date back to the 1700s. Deeds show that the wall was already standing by 1837 and was likely built to hold back the bluff.