Bridestone & Brydges

The quarry has both primary and secondary saws which are operated by a dedicated, highly skilled team. Furthermore, the quarry also employs talented stone masons who are committed to creating the high-end finish you desire. Our team of builders are all highly proficient, knowledgable and committed to producing the best for you and your project. We will work alongside you from your project's initial stages right up until completion. Bridestone Quarry takes its name from a Neolithic monument which stands at the entrance to the quarry. It is believed to date from around 3500-2400 BC and is thought to be the remains of a much larger tomb which once existed on the site. The Bridestones is unique as no other example of such a monument is known to exist in England. There are several suggestions to where the name ‘Bridestone’ originates including; the suggestion that a newly married couple were buried at the site and the tomb was erected to mark their grave.