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Beauty in Stone: The Industrial Films of the Georgia Marble Company

Allen, William C. History of the United States Capitol: A Chronicle of Design, Construction, and Politics. Senate Document. Vol. 106-29. Washington: U.S. G.P.O., 2001.
Blue Ridge Marble Co. Georgia Marble Monuments. Nelson, Ga.: Blue Ridge Marble Co., Foote & Davies Co., 1910.
Daneker, Jerome G. The Romance of Georgia Marble. Baltimore: Thomsen-Ellis, 1927.
Davis, Robert Scott. "Georgia History in Pictures." Georgia Historical Quarterly 89, no. 3 (2005): 368-388.
____. Pickens Past: A Photographic History of Pickens County, Georgia. Roswell, Ga.: Wolfe Publishing, 1995.
____. "Pickens County" in the New Georgia Encyclopedia [online resource], 2005. Available from http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-2377 [cited June 22, 2006].
____ and Marble Valley Historical Society. Pickens County Picture Book. Jasper, Ga.: Marble Valley Historical Society, 1985.
Deacy, William Henry and Georgia Marble Company. Memorials to-Day for to-Morrow. Tate, Ga.: The Georgia Marble Company, 1928.
Edwards, Tonya Kay. "Origin of Silicate Metamorphic Rocks Hosting Marbles Near Marble Hill, Georgia." Master's thesis, Georgia State University, 2001.
Georgia Marble Company. Architects Service Catalog. N.p.: Georgia Marble Co., 1920.
____. Georgia Marble. Tate, Ga.: n.p., 1947.
____. The Georgia Marble Company: Its Development and Growth. Tate, Ga.: Georgia Marble Co., 1950s.
____. The Georgia Marble Company, Tate, Georgia. Atlanta, Ga.: Massengale Advertising Agency, 1907.
____. Georgia Marble Memorials. Tate, Ga.: Georgia Marble Co., 1929.
____. New Artistry in Marble. Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Marble Co., 1960.
____. Producing America's Buried Treasure: The Story of the Georgia Marble Company. Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Marble Co., 1950.
____. A Profile of the Georgia Marble Company. Kennesaw, Ga: Georgia Marble Co., 1991.
____. Annual Report. N.p: Georgia Marble Co., 1962-1967.
____. The Story of Georgia Marble. N.p: Georgia Marble Co., 1939.
____. Winning Friends and Influencing People: Compiled in the Interest of Banking Wherever Depositors are Served. Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Marble Co., 1960.
____. Yesterday, Today, and Forever; the Story of Georgia Marble. Tate, Ga.: n.p., 1948.
____. Why Georgia Marble is Better. Atlanta, Ga.: Ruralist Press, 1960.
____ and Piedmont Marble Company. Georgia Marble Monuments. Tate, Ga.: Ruralist Press, 1910.
Georgia Marble Finishing Works. Mausoleums in Georgia Marble. Canton, Ga.: Georgia Marble Finishing Works, 1934.
Griffeth, Stephen E. The Many Facets of Tate, Georgia: A Native Son Remembers Historic Tate. Fernandina Beach, Fl.: Wolfe Pub., 1998.
Kelly, Mark H. "Georgia Marble Good enough for Honest Abe." Georgia Trend 16, no. 12 (August 2001): 30.
Kennesaw Marble Co. The Kennesaw Marble Co., Contractors and Finishers of Georgia Marble: Sawed and Finished Marble for Monuments and Interior Marble for Buildings, Wainscot, Stairs, Tile, Counters and Monumental Work of Every Description. Marietta, Ga.: The Company, 1890.
Latham, Dan Hill. "Georgia Marble: A Study of its Production and Architectural use before World War II." Master's thesis, University of Georgia, 1990.
McCallie, S. W., 1907. A Preliminary Report on the Marbles of Georgia. 2nd ed. Georgia Geological Survey, Bulletin no. 1. Atlanta, Ga.: The Franklin-Turner Co.
"Nearly 120 Years of Stoneworking." Stone World. Research Library 19: 4, April 2002.
Power, Walter Robert, et al. Southeastern Section. Field Excursion: The Georgia Marble District. Atlanta, Ga.: Department of Mines, Mining and Geology, 1962.
Reed, Henry Hope and Anne Day. The United States Capitol: Its Architecture and Decoration. 1st ed. New York: Norton, 2005.
Southern Marble Company. Southern Marble Company. Marble Hill, Ga.: Southern Marble Co., 1900s.
Sukert, Lancelot, Paul Philippe Cret, and Georgia Marble Company. Monograph of the Folger Shakespeare Library, Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.: The Entire Exterior, Including the Nine Bas-Reliefs on the Principal Facade, is Georgia Marble. Tate, Ga: The Company, 1932.
Tate Mountain Estates, Inc., Jasper, Ga. Play Above the Clouds. Atlanta, Ga.: Townley, Webb & Martin, 1930.
Tate, Lucius Eugene. History of Pickens County. Spartanburg, S.C.: Reprint Co., 1978.