Charleston, North Carolina

Stonework Symposium 2004, the fourth in a series of annual gatherings took place in Randolph Hall at the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC, November 13-15. Approximately a hundred people attended and a good time was had by all. Photographs by Tim Smith and Richard Rodger.

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2004 Stone Masonry Workshop

The Stonemasonry and Stonecarving Workshop students and instructors and the (nearly) completed stone masonry project. These became known as the “Benches of Parliament” because a general membership meeting of the Stone Foundation took place here on the last day of the Stonework Symposium which followed the workshops. The benches continue to serve the American College of the Building Arts as a place where classes and meetings are held.

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2004 Stone Carving Workshop

Tadeusz (Tadek) Wlodarczak from Lower Silesia, Poland. Tadek was the instructor of the Stone Carving Workshop and all of the photos of this and the Stone Masonry Workshop were taken by his wife, Juliet Golden.

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