After years of quarrying at Stone Mountain, a lot of infrastructure had been built. Most of it was removed after quarrying ended in 1978, but some still remains. The most obvious evidence of quarrying is of course the massive quarries to be found mainly on the east end of the mountain.

There are also many smaller quarries all around the mountain.

Further evidence of quarrying be found in many drilled holes.

Occasionally wedges ("plugs and feathers") were left in the holes.

The following picture shows how the wedges were used to split the stone.

A working platform can be found near some of the largest quarries. (show on map)

Here's a small remnant of the railway used by the quarry industry. (show on map)

Another rail remnant, this one with two rails. Many loose crossties can be found nearby. (show on map)

A granite powder shed used for gunpowder storage (show on map)

It has a huge, one-piece granite roof.

Break area for quarry workers (show on map)

Quarry workshop (show on map)

Deep hole for hoisting pole (show on map)

Blocks for conveyor rails (show on map)