About Us

Steeped in history

Established as a leading monumental mason, Albert Jones Memorials have been listed in the same family ownership since October 1980 and has been recognised as Albert Jones Memorials dating back to 1930.

Located at ‘Ellis Pit’

The Old Colliery Offices

The existing building used to be the old colliery offices for the Denton coal pit and still has a piece of the original wall at the back of the building.

Denton Colliery was situated at Burton Nook, off Stockport Road, Denton (National Grid Ref: SJ 92506 94431), and ultimately it became the principal coal mine in the townships of Denton and Haughton.

On the Denton Colliery side of Stockport Road, the colliery office was taken over by Albert Jones in 1930, a monumental stone mason, one part being used as a showroom and the other part and the first floor being used as his residence.

The working area was in the yard at the rear. During World War II this yard was used on one occasion to give a public demonstration of how to extinguish incendiary bombs dropped by enemy aircraft.

Offering a Full Service

Here to support you.

We are able to offer a complete monumental masonry service from new memorials, etchings, additional inscriptions, photo plaques, vases, releveling, refixing and restoration work to advising on local burial ground authority regulations.

We always advise you on the relative merits of the different types of stone and guidance on what to include in your inscription.

Because memorials are such a personal tribute, we believe in working closely with our customers from design to completion. As a time honoured independent stone mason, we can offer low competitive prices direct to the public.

Visit our Showroom

Or come in for a chat

For all enquiries, our advice and quotations are free and you are under no obligation to accept.

Although we are happy to receive people walking in off the street, as we operate a ‘personal touch‘ service, we prefer it if potential clients can call ahead first so as to not be waiting around should we be in consultation with a booked in client.