Marion Steam Shovel
- Also Known As: LeRoy Steam Shovel
- Address: Gulf Rd
The Marion Steam Shovel in LeRoy is historically significant as a rare surviving example of the technology that evolved in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to provide large, inexpensive supplies of crushed stone for the vast American railroad network and later for the construction of roads for the rapidly expanding numbers of automobiles and trucks. It also believed to be the only Model 91 Marion shovel in existence, which is same model that was shipped to Panama for the excavation of the Panama Canal; though research to date has not confirmed it, it is also believed to be one of the shovels sent to Panama. It is also significant for its association with the limestone industry in LeRoy and the history of the General Crushed Stone Company. - NRHP, 18 December 2007