Cubic or Isometric System
1. Large Halite Crystal
2. 3-4” Fluorite Cluster
3. 3-4” Galena Cluster (not enhanced)
4. 3-4” Pyrite Cluster (not enhanced)
Tetragonal System
1. Wulfenite 2” Cluster
2. Rutile 3” Cluster, Black
3. Zircon 1-2” , Brown
4. Chalcopyrite 3” Cluster
5. Cassiterite 2” Cluster, Black
Triclinic System
1. Kyanite 2-3” Cluster
2. Rhodonite 2” Cluster
3. Labradorite 2-3” Chunk
Hexagonal System
1. Quartz 3-4” Smokey Cluster
2. Beryl 3-4” Crystal Group
3. Calcite 3-4” Rhomboid and Smaller Dogtooth
4. Corundum 2-3” Hex Crystal
5. Smithsonite, Small Crystal, if possible
Orthorombic System
1. Thomsonite (Ball or Hemisphere)
2. Wavelite (Ball or Hemisphere)
3. Barite (Ball or Hemisphere)
4. Topaz 2-3” Cluster
5. Cerussite 2-3” Cluster
6. Stibnite 2-3” Cluster (Black Metallic)
Monoclinic System
1. Azurite (Geode w/interior Crystal)
2. Phlogopite 2-3” Book or Cloritoid or Clinoclore
3. Epidote 2” Cluster

 PETRIFIED WOOD PROJECT

IF YOU’RE INTERESTED:

We have a William Holland Museum long term project – We’d like to display as many of the U.S. Petrified Woods as possible.
Petrified Wood has been found in 50 states – though it may not have grown and been petrified there.
We’re not trying to get big specimens – just anything we can display and label.

 States Currently on Hand  States We Have Not Represented with Specimens
 Alabama  Alaska  Montana
 Arizona  Arkansas  South Dakota
 California  Indiana  Nevada
 Colorado  Kansas  Tennessee
 Florida  Connecticut  New Hampshire
 Georgia  Kentucky  New Jersey
 Iowa  Delaware  New York
 Louisiana  Hawaii  Oklahoma
 Michigan  Idaho  Pennsylvania
 Mississippi  Maine  Vermont
 Nebraska  Maryland  Virginia
 New Mexico  Massachusetts  Rhode Island
 North Carolina  Illinois  West Virginia
 North Dakota  Minnesota  Wisconsin
 Ohio  Missouri  
 Oregon    
 South Carolina    
 Texas    
 Utah    
 Washington    
 Wyoming    
     
 Also Specimen from Madagascar    


Please send donations to:

William Holland School
230 Lapidary Lane
Young Harris, GA 30582

We appreciate your interest!

Gerald E. Smith
Acting Museum Curator

 

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