Business Details
Reclaimed Blue Stone & Sandstone Dealer in New England
Founded by Peter Hill, a recognized expert in antique architecture with over 25 years of experience, we specialize in reclaiming and repurposing historical American building materials. Our expertise lies in sourcing hand-harvested blue stone and sandstone from 19th-century structures, preserving the craftsmanship and historical significance of these materials. We work closely with developers and preservationists to salvage architectural elements from demolished historical buildings, ensuring these treasures are not lost to time. Our inventory includes rare reclaimed stones suitable for modern construction, restoration projects, and unique design applications. With nationwide delivery capabilities, we provide access to authentic, durable materials that carry centuries of history.Our team combines deep industry knowledge with a passion for historical preservation, offering personalized service to meet diverse project requirements. We maintain rigorous quality standards, carefully selecting each piece for its authenticity, durability, and aesthetic value. Our commitment to preserving America's architectural heritage is reflected in every stone we source and deliver. We serve architects, designers, and homeowners seeking distinctive materials with historical provenance. Our operations span from initial material acquisition through final delivery, ensuring consistent quality and customer satisfaction.
Services
Reclaimed Blue Stone
Reclaimed Sandstone
Stone Curbing
Historical Restoration
Antique Cobblestones
Vintage Brick Supply
Brownstone Repurposing
Limestone Salvage
Granite Reclamation
Slate Restoration
Highlights and features
- Recognized expertise in antique architecture spanning 25 years
- Largest inventory of hand-harvested 19th-century blue stone in New England
- Nationwide delivery of reclaimed historical building materials
- Specialized in salvaging architectural elements from demolished historical structures
- Commitment to preserving America's architectural heritage through material reuse
Services
Reclaimed Blue Stone
Hand-harvested blue stone from 1800s New York quarries preserves historical craftsmanship. Each piece retains original chisel marks and weathered surfaces, offering unmatched authenticity for modern projects. Available in various dimensions for sidewalks, walls, and architectural features.
Reclaimed Sandstone
Rare 19th-century sandstone reclaimed from original installations provides natural heat resistance and slip-proof surfaces. Ideal for patios, walkways, and pool areas in warm climates while maintaining historical integrity.
Stone Curbing
Authentic curbing from 1800s installations preserves original hand-carved finishes. Available in various widths and lengths for driveway borders, garden pathways, and historical restoration projects requiring period-accurate materials.
Historical Restoration
Specialized restoration services using reclaimed materials maintain historical accuracy for landmark buildings and heritage sites. Expert matching of stone types and finishes ensures seamless integration with original architectural elements.
Antique Cobblestones
Original 19th-century cobblestones recovered from historical roadways provide authentic surfaces for driveways, courtyards, and pedestrian areas. Each stone retains its original wear patterns and dimensional characteristics.
People
Peter G Hill
Owner
Recognized expert in antique architecture with 25 years of experience preserving historical building materials. Specializes in reclaiming 19th-century stones for modern applications while maintaining historical integrity and craftsmanship.
Questions
What types of reclaimed stones do you offer?
We specialize in blue stone, sandstone, cobblestones, brownstone, limestone, and slate from 19th-century sources across New England.
Can you deliver materials outside New England?
Yes, we provide nationwide delivery of reclaimed stone materials to customers across the United States.
How old are your reclaimed stones?
Our materials date from the 1800s, with most pieces having been installed between 100-300 years ago.
What historical preservation services do you offer?
We salvage architectural elements from threatened historical buildings and repurpose them in modern construction projects.
What sizes are available for blue stone pieces?
Our inventory includes blue stone pieces ranging from 2'x2' to 12'x10' with thicknesses from 3" to 8".
How do you ensure material authenticity?
Each piece is carefully sourced from documented 19th-century installations with verifiable historical provenance.
