ORIGINS OF OUR WOOD
There is a story behind each piece of our wood. Reclaimed from historic New England locations, we are eager to save and share that history with our customers.
Water Tank Redwood
We reclaimed this beautiful redwood from a water tank in Cousins Island, Maine. This is circa 1954,3″x6″, 3″x8″ and 3″x12″, up to 22′ long!
Friend’s Beans Factory In Melrose, MA
We salvaged large beams and timber from this former Boston Baked Bean factory in Melrose, MA. It is also believed it was used to produce rubber army decoys, used in World War II, known as the “Ghost Army”.
Ink Block Building, Boston, MA
We reclaimed joists from the Ink Block Building on Albany Street In Boston, MA
Coburn Hall, Umass Lowell
We’ve reclaimed heart pine flooring from the historic 1897 UMass Lowell Coburn Hall
King Philip Mills, Fall River
In 1872, the King Philip Mill was built in Fall River, MA. The business was successful and additional buildings were added in the next two decades. The largest mill building in a city of large mill buildings is coming down now. The quality and quantity of reclaimed wood in this project is unparalleled anywhere in the world.
Reading, Pennsylvania Heart Pine
We are reclaiming hundreds of thousands of board feet of old growth Heart Pine from the former Jacob Nolde hosiery factory in Reading, Pennsylvania.
Broad Street, Boston, MA
We Reclaimed Spruce Beams From This Historic Building On Broad Street In Boston, MA. Designed By Charles Bulfinch.
Broad Street, Boston MA
We Reclaimed Spruce Beams From This Historic Building On Broad Street In Boston, MA
Broad Street, Boston, MA
We Reclaimed Spruce Beams From This Historic Building On Broad Street In Boston, MA