I was thinking 1890's to about the 1930's.  Rubble stone began to go 
away when labor became more expensive than cast concrete, or uniform 
brick.  Around 1940 it building a fireplace became a trade job as 
opposed to a craft job, so bricks pretty much replaced rubble stone.

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> In a message dated 1/22/2008 10:12:51 A.M.  Pacific Standard Time, 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ah, I like this even  more than the tight version. Very interesting. Could be 
> a couple hundred years  old. Fascinating stuff, well recorded.
> Paul
> ========
> Thanks,  Paul.
> Yes, it will could have been. Handmade stone fireplace and it was in an  area 
> that a pioneer cabin could have been. Also could have been 1940 era, when  
> stone fireplaces were the style for cabins. But I doubt it, they were usually 
>  
> round stones. Well, it felt old, whether that means anything. :-)
>
> Thanks  for looking.
>
> Marnie aka Doe
>
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>> Raining again, so back  to the  archives.
>>
>> Nothing special, just something I've  always liked.
>>
>> Taken  on my Redwood trip in 2006. On the  way home I spotted a chimney, no 
>> remains of  the house, by the  side of the road in bushes. 
>>
>> Just liked the colors and   textures and the way, to me, it looked like a 
>> really, really old ruin  (South  American ruin in jungle type of  thing).
>>
>>  http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/chimney.htm
>>
>>  Comments  welcome.
>>
>> Marnie aka Doe  
>>  
>>     
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