Indiana Limestone blocks are carefully extracted from their historic quarries and processed in their sawing and fabrication facility.

Above: Indiana Limestone blocks are carefully extracted from their historic quarries and processed in their sawing and fabrication facility.
Indiana Limestone slabs come in a full array of colors and are available in select, standard, and rustic graded material.

Indiana Limestone slabs come in a full array of colors and are available in select, standard, and rustic graded material.
Indiana Limestone slabs come in a full array of colors and are available in select, standard, and rustic graded material.
Northrupe Auditorium at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus. For over a century, Indiana Limestone has supplied structural stone and ashlar block for some of America’s most prestigious building projects.

Above: Northrupe Auditorium at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus. For over a century, Indiana Limestone has supplied structural stone and ashlar block for some of America’s most prestigious building projects.

The Bloomington, Indiana Chamber of Commerce has recognized the Indiana Limestone Company as its 2017 Large Business of the Year.

The quarrier and stone producer is a leader in the production of highly valued Indiana limestone, which has been an elite building material for over a century.

Winning nominees for the award are recognized for strong community involvement, along with business success as gauged by evidence of growth relative to the rest of their industries in employees, sales volume, and profitability.

“We were excited to recognize Indiana Limestone Company and our other honorees at the chamber’s Annual Meeting and Community Awards,” said Anne Bono, interim President and CEO and Director of Advocacy and Public Policy. “The individuals and organizations who were honored have demonstrated their commitment to our business community, their colleagues and the Bloomington area. It’s our pleasure to share their stories and celebrate their achievements with our members.”

“We’re honored and privileged to have been considered for this award,” said Tom Quigley, Indiana Limestone president/CEO. “Bloomington is an incredible, thriving community, full of talented and dedicated individuals. We’re proud to be part of it, and we appreciate the support that the camber gives Indiana Limestone and the entire business community here.”

“People will connect us with a lot of monumental buildings in North America,” said Duffe Elkins, the company’s COO. “We can talk about the Empire State Building, the Pentagon, the National Constitution Center, and two thirds of all the state capitals.

“People recognize us for that, but what I think many don’t know is that we provide a lot of raw materials to fabricators all over the country, and we also fabricate a line of hardscape products. So we’re pretty vertically oriented, from raw materials to finished products.”

For product information and company history visit www.indianalimestone company.com.