Granite was quarried 4 kilometres east of Rosedale at Bridal Falls, adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway.

The region is underlain by a sequence of greywacke, argillite, andesite and basalt of the Devonian to Permian Chilliwack Group, which is intruded by granodiorite of the Miocene Mount Barr batholith and associated smaller intrusive bodies.

Valley Granite Products Ltd. began quarrying in 1947 to produce crushed and ground granite for poultry grit, stucco dash and sand blasting material. Some stone was also sold for building and ornamental purposes. Records of this quarry are confused with another quarry to the northeast (see Valley Granite, 092HSW157).