During the medieval period, cobblestone streets became common in many European towns and cities. Cobblestones were readily available, as they were often naturally occurring stones found in riverbeds and … See more

In the Finger Lakes Region of New York State, the retreat of the glaciers during the last ice age left numerous small, rounded cobblestones available for building. Pre-Civil War architecture … See more

• Calade, a harmonious, decorative arrangement of medium-sized pebbles, fixed to the ground
• Flagstone
• List of cobblestone buildings
• List of cobblestone streets See more

Cobblestone may not be accessible for disabled people, particularly wheelchair users. Wheelchair users and other disabled people may opt to avoid streets and sidewalks made with cobblestone. Some European cities, such as Breda in the See more

• The Cobblestone Society & Museum - Albion, New York See more