This large specimen of dravite (probably) has three terminal faces on one end. One edge of one terminal face is missing (common, perhaps the rule, for this locality). For a while, you could collect these tourmalines in the state park. Now it is not allowed. This is one of the largest pieces ever found there. It measures 8.5 x 5.5 x 5 cm. I say "probably" dravite because as far as I know, these pieces have never been analyzed. Some, however, show a distinct golden brown color which suggests dravite rather than schorl. This piece was one of a hundred or collected in the dirt below the ledge were many were found in a chloritic schist matrix. It took 30 years for collectors to think to dig in the dirt below the ledge...and they found the biggest and best crystals ever when they did. I was there on the first day...