Architectural Salvage Stores Located on the East Coast

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In addition to the popular Habitat for Humanity Re-Stores, there are many architectural salvage stores that are more than equipped to help a homeowner with restoration efforts. Here are some architectural salvage stores located on the East Coast that you may find interesting, even if simply to window shop.

Olde Good Things

With multiple locations in New York City, Olde Good Things offers an extensive collection of salvaged architectural items, including doors, windows, lighting fixtures, and hardware. They also have stores in Pennsylvania and Scranton.

Website: https://ogtstore.com/

Second Chance

Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Second Chance is a nonprofit architectural salvage warehouse that sells reclaimed building materials, furniture, and decor. They have a wide range of salvaged items, including doors, flooring, plumbing fixtures, and more.

Website: https://www.secondchanceinc.org/

Community Forklift

Located in Edmonston, Maryland, Community Forklift is a nonprofit thrift store that specializes in salvaged and surplus building materials. They have a large inventory of architectural salvage items, including doors, windows, appliances, and hardware.

Website: https://communityforklift.org/

Architectural Antiques Exchange

Situated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Architectural Antiques Exchange offers a vast selection of salvaged architectural elements, including doors, mantels, stained glass, ironwork, and lighting fixtures.

Website: https://www.architecturalantiques.com

 

Recycling the Past

Based in Barnegat, New Jersey, Recycling the Past is an architectural salvage company that offers a diverse range of reclaimed building materials, vintage items, and antiques. They have an extensive inventory of salvaged doors, windows, flooring, and salvaged wood.

Website: https://www.recyclingthepast.com/

ReHouse Architectural Salvage

Located in Rochester, New York, ReHouse Architectural Salvage specializes in reclaimed building materials, salvaged furniture, and vintage home decor. They have a wide variety of salvaged items, including doors, windows, lighting fixtures, and hardware.

Website: https://www.rehouseny.com/

 

Please note that the availability of specific items may vary, so it’s always a good idea to contact the stores directly or check their websites for up-to-date information.