Eskett Quarry

Lamplugh, Copeland, Cumbria, England, UK

Eskett Quarry is an aggregate quarry supplying crushed stone and decorative rock.

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Eskett has been in operation since at least 1922, primarily exploited for dolomite and similar rocks, which are crushed for aggregate.

More recently, a company has started to produce slabs of decorative rock from the quarry.

It occasionally produces specimens of aragonite and calcite.

 

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