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Frederick Snyder, Superintendent, Stewart Indian School

Posted on March 7, 2022 by Native Stonework

During a trip through Arizona in 1914, Fredrick Snyder, superintendent of the Stewart Indian School (SIS), had seen examples of Native American stone masonry and was impressed with the workmanship.  When he became superintendent of the Stewart Indian School in … Continue reading →

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The Hersey House

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Native Stonework

This is the Hersey House.  Isn’t it just gorgeous? It was built for the Reverend Milton J. Hersey and his family.  According to the Carson City Assessor’s Office, the house was built 1930 – 1934.  At one time, it was … Continue reading →

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The Mystery House

Posted on March 5, 2022 by Native Stonework

This is Carson City’s own Mystery House. Look at this cutie! Imagine it’s a cold, winter day and you’re inside, sitting in front of a fire in the beautiful fireplace, cup of hot cocoa in one hand and a good … Continue reading →

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Welcome!

Posted on March 3, 2022 by Native Stonework

Welcome to Nativestonework.com! This is our second reincarnation. The site was previously up and running, however, due to events over the past couple of years, we took the site down.  However, it is now back up and we are ready … Continue reading →

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