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Husband Quarry, South Glastonbury, Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA

Latitude: 41°38'46"N
Longitude: 72°35'48"W
Four small old, abandoned quarries that worked the same pegmatite along the SE side of the gas pipeline just SW of Dayton Road. The quarry referenced by Foye (1922) is not this quarry but the Howe #1 Quarry http://www.mindat.org/loc-11896.html (worked earlier by Joshua and William Huspband, leading to locality confusion and overlapping mineral lists).

Mineral List

Albite
'Allanite' ?
Almandine
Annite
Autunite
Beryl
Bismutite
Columbite
Fluorapatite ?
Microcline
Molybdenite
Muscovite
Pyrolusite
Quartz
var: Rose Quartz
Quartz
var: Smoky Quartz

Samarskite-(Y)
Schorl
Torbernite
'Xenotime' ?


20 entries listed. 14 valid minerals. 2 erroneous literature entries.

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References

- Foye, W. G. (1922): Mineral Localities in the Vicinity of Middletown, Connecticut. (American Mineralogist 7:4-12)
- Betts, John. (1996): The Quarries and Minerals of South Glastonbury, Connecticut. George F. Kunz Competition Papers 1996. New York Mineralogical Club.
- Betts, John. (1999): The Quarries and Minerals of the Dayton Road District, South Glastonbury, Connecticut. Rocks and Minerals. Volume 74, Number 2. pp. 110-121

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