J.T. Lardner Cut Stone records

Summary: J.T. Lardner Cut Stone was established by J.T. Lardner in Topeka, Kansas in 1903. Eventually, it turned into a family company with his four children Charles, Jim, Joseph, and Susie.
After J.T’s passing in 1965, the company’s tradition continued. J.T. Lardner Cut Stone closed the business in 2025.

Photographs of projects the company worked on include: Several structures on The Country Club Plaza, K-State University and Kansas University. Specific projects include the Law Enforcement Memorial in Topeka, Kansas, K-State Field House, Rathbone building (K-State), Topeka High School, Wand Hall (K-State), Penwell- Gable, Bluemont Hall (K-State), KU Endowment Association, Kansas State Capital building, Finch Family estate, KU Practice facility, The Brandmeyer Estate, Washburn University, Cottonwood Falls and Strong City buildings, Douglas County Court House, Emporia State University's Beech Music Hall, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas State Historical Society, and more.