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Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

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Almandine : Fe2+3Al2[SiO4]3, Biotite

Manhattan-Staten Island Water Tunnel Rock Dumps, Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Almadine, Biotite Mica. 3 cm by 4 cm.
Joseph Polityka collection. These crystals were self collected circa 1967 at the dump near the Goethals Bridge on Staten Island (Goethals was one of the engineers who built the Panama Canal). The location is now extinct. A water tunnel was dug into the Manhattan Schist between Manhattan and Staten Island.
 © Joseph PolitykaPhoto ID: 146634    View Count: 149

Almandine : Fe2+3Al2[SiO4]3

Fort George, Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Almandine Garnet crystals (dark red crystals) embedded in hornblend schist.
Sample is irregular; approximate dimensions are: 18 cm x 17 cm x 10 cm.

Collection of Mr. A. Bernotas
Georgian Court University
Cabinet Specimen #339
Photo ID: 164904    View Count: 129

Almandine : Fe2+3Al2[SiO4]3, Biotite

Richmond Aquaduct Tunnel, Tompkinsville, Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

5.1 x 4.2 x 2.5 cm. A sharp 1.5 cm almandine garnet, in matrix no less, form this classic New York City area locality that is now long gone. New York City area garnets are classics, but it is hard to find one to own. Ex. Bob Kaar Collection.
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 258972    View Count: 11

Artinite : Mg2[(OH)2|CO3] · 3H2O

Spring Street artinite occurrence ("Spring Street Quarry"), Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

An old 4.6 by 3.6 cms specimen of asmall acicular crystals of Artine on a greenish serpentine matrix. John Sobolewski specimen and photograph.
 © John SobolewskiPhoto ID: 47488    View Count: 352

Artinite : Mg2[(OH)2|CO3] · 3H2O, Hydromagnesite : Mg5[(CO3)4(OH)2] · 4H2O

Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

2 mm acicular crystals. P. Cristofono specimen and photo.
 © 2006 Peter CristofonoPhoto ID: 63071    View Count: 260

Artinite : Mg2[(OH)2|CO3] · 3H2O

Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Needle-like artinite crystals. Field of view about 1 cm.
Alex Knoll collection #5505

There seems to be an interesting history behind this specimen. I have Knoll's test books in which he lists all the tests he did to each sample to determine what it was.
He apparentally contacted Paul Desautels about this specimen (who at the time was ...
Photo ID: 166412    View Count: 96

Artinite : Mg2[(OH)2|CO3] · 3H2O

Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Width of field is 5 mm. Collection of Jesse Crawford. Equipment: Nikon D-100 using a reversed 55 mm macro lens.
 © 2008 Jesse CrawfordPhoto ID: 174359    View Count: 59

Multiple photos availableChromite : FeCr2O4, Serpentine Group : D2[Si2O5](OH)4 + or - nH2O

Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Chromite - close-up of an approx 5 mm black crude octahedral crystal within a 5 x 2.5 cm green serpentine matrix. Found by C. O'Neill in the late 1960's at the 278 road cut, Staten Island, New York.

 © Christopher O'NeillPhoto ID: 160279    View Count: 134

Multiple photos availableGoethite : α-Fe3+O(OH)

Clove Lake park, Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

Goethite - a 6 x 3 cm black botryoidal and radiating mass collected by William O’Neill (my dad) and I in the late 1960's at Clove Lake Park. Staten Island, New York. This area was home to iron mining from around the mid 1600's to about the 1880’s.
 © Christopher O'NeillPhoto ID: 154072    View Count: 127

Hydromagnesite : Mg5[(CO3)4(OH)2] · 4H2O

Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York City, New York, USA

A spray of colorless hydromagnesite. Obtained from Hatfield Goudey, 1982. Doug Merson photo and collection.
 © DM06Photo ID: 59048    View Count: 261
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