Using Salvaged Materials for a Fixer Upper Home Purchase
Few would deny that unique style is a bonus for prospective buyers of renovated homes. While quality and function are important, it can be […]
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Salvaging the Walter Keane Staten Island Ferry
When the architecturologists at Olde Good Things worked to salvage the former Staten Island Ferry the Walter Keane, they came ashore with a […]
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Architectural Salvage in the Heart of Tribeca
While New York City is a place of constant growth and change, it is also a city filled with numerous architectural wonders from […]
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Relentlessly Pursuing Historic Architecture in The City That Never Sleeps
As New York City ushers in a new era of progress, distinguished by the revitalization of some of the city’s most famous landmark […]
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Olde Good Things Thinks “Green” is Beautiful
Going “green” has been a popular theme chanted in Hollywood, schools, and corporate America over the last decade. Recycle, reduce, reuse – and close […]
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Famous Building Artifacts at Olde Good Things
One of the best parts of being the number one architectural salvage company is the country is getting to preserve items of interest […]
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Altered Antiques: The missing link with boat anchor chain
ANCHOR CHAIN TABLES In Scranton we sit on two warehouses piled high with vintage glass, picturesque sheets of tin, salvaged wood paneling, doors, […]
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Legendary Plaza Hotel Reclaimed
When the new owners of the luxury Plaza Hotel in New York City, decided to renovate and transform its interior in 2005, Olde […]
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Pieces of History — Reclaimed Glass Tiles from the Rialto Theatre at Times Square NYC
When Mayor Guiliani rehabbed the Times Square neighborhood, the architecturologists from Olde Good Things were fortunate to be able to salvage architectural artifacts […]
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An Iconic Stained Glass Window from JFK International Airport
The architecturologists at Olde Good Things were able to carefully preserve a true landmark of history when they captured the famous stained glass window panels […]
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