On September 15, during the Orleans County Heritage Festival, the Medina Sandstone Hall of Fame in Medina City Hall was open to the public. The Hall of Fame is normally open weekdays from 8:30-4:00. The Hall is not typically staffed, but he public is always welcome to come in to …
Link to Google Slideshow On May 8, 2019 The Medina Sandstone Society sponsored a day long tour of distinguished sandstone acclaimed buildings in Buffalo. The sites chosen to tour had previously been inducted into the Sandstone Hall of Fame. Forty participants from Medina, Albion, Lockport, Pavilion, Bergen, Wilson, Middleport and …
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Distinguished Sandstone Landmarks – Tour Two Series click here > Bus tour details and reservation info Join us for a full day bus tour of Buffalo’s acclaimed Medina Sandstone landmarks on Wednesday May 8, 2019, Gathering 8:30am at Medina City Hall – 600 Main Street Return to City Hall Medina …
Interest in the history of sandstone quarries and quarry workers in Orleans County and the spectacular structures that have been built of this stone is increasing all the time. We’re very fortunate to have two key local individuals who research and publish new information at regular intervals. The first is …
PRESS RELEASE MEDINA SANDSTONE SOCIETY HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY The Medina Sandstone Society Hall of Fame inducted 3 structures made of Medina Sandstone into its Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Medina City Hall on October 18, 2018. These magnificent structures are located across 3 western NY counties. …
On a late spring day that started with snow, Mother Nature came through with a cool, but sunny, afternoon for the first Sandstone Hall of Fame bus tour on April 29, 2018. We visited all the Hall of Fame inductees in Orleans County and that included structures in Medina, Albion …
Where It All Began – Tour One Series Sunday April 29 1– 5:30 pm Sponsored by the Medina Sandstone Society (read more in Orleans Hub article) Join us for an afternoon bus tour and historical remarks on distinguished Medina Sandstone landmarks in Orleans County with narration by Bill Lattin Assembling …
Medina Sandstone Society council members, Jake Hebdon and Lynne Menz wanted to create not just any float for the annual Parade of Lights but to create a “moving memorial” — a tribute to Medina’s ambassador, former mentor and founder of the Sandstone Society, Robert E. Waters. Mr. Waters passed away the previous summer and …
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