According to "drawn to barre," why were immigrants skilled in stonecutting attracted to barre, vermont?
there was an opera in the town.
they wanted to work on the railroad.
there were quarries in or near the town.
they wanted to form labor unions.

According to "Drawn to Barre",  the immigrants skilled in stone-cutting were attracted to Barre, Vermont as there were quarries in or near the town

Explanation:

The city of Barre is also called the "Granite center of the world" because of the huge deposits of granite. During the 19th century, Vermont's local industries found a huge increase. This was because several people who were skilled in stone cutting moved to Barre, Vermont. The people were from different parts of Sweden and Scotland in or near the town. This made the people to get employed easily.

A quarry is a place or site where minerals from the earth is extracted in tonnes. This made the people there learn stone cutting and carving.