David Mason (mason)

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David Mason is a master stone-wall mason from Starksboro, Vermont. He was born in the village and has lived his whole life there. His dry stone stacking technique has been rarely used in the last two centuries. Dry stone stacking means placing each stone in direct contact with another without the use of mortar or any other adhesive agent. He has been given several awards,^[1] been covered by Vermont Life Magazine^[2] and other publications and had the honor of constructing a stone wall at the White House.^[3]David continues to live in the village of Starksboro with his wife Betty. Davids son Rick is also a stone-wall mason.

↑ Vermont Folk Life center
↑ October issue of Vermont Life
↑ Smithsonian Heritage, see page 8-9

October issue of Vermont Life (not listed online anymore)

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