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Welcome to Recycling the Past. Our goal is to meet the needs of everyone
from the do-it-yourself inclined, to contractors, renovators, designers,
daydream believers and homecoming queens.
Here you will find an eclectic variety of treasures such as: Architectural
antiques, mantles, stained glass windows, lighting fixtures (both interior
and exterior), iron gates, and fencing. We have many garden implements such
as furniture, urns, statuary, and fountains. Additionally, we carry a large
selection of newel posts, gingerbread, molding, Victorian pieces, porches,
and doors, doors, and more doors!
Could it be that you’re looking for windows, plumbing fixtures, columns,
or hardware? We have them, too!!
All of our artifacts are carefully chosen for their authenticity and uniqueness.
To assist you in creating and atmosphere that reflects your own individual
style, we will work with you, and perhaps even plant a seed from which a
new idea will grow.
We are family owned and operated. Recycling the Past has become one of the
country’s leaders in its field. Our credo is that "NOTHING REUSABLE
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Let's Meet The Staff |
Matt White |
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Matt has been doing this since he was a kid. When he's not fishing, surfing, or
mountain climbing, you'll find him scaling a building seeking long lost
treasures. He's not the typical 9 - 5 guy, so he opted for a hammer and chisel
rather than a pen & pad. As the owner and founder of Recycling The Past Matt
has proven himself to be an exceptional designer, preservationist, innovater,
and businessman just to name a few. |
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Josh White |
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Born in Philadelphia, PA in March 1975. As a child he longed to become a Professional Basketball Player but when he topped out at 5’ 9” he redirected his efforts into fishing. After graduating college at West Virginia University he settled in Orlando, Florida and spent years working in the theme park industry. Years later he teamed up with his brother Matt and father Steve and the gang here at Recycling The Past. He’s a “self-proclaimed” expert on everything from table tennis to claw foot bath tubs. |
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Tania |
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Graduated from a college in New Hampshire with a major in Fine Arts and worked in a design room of a company for some years before starting a family. Living in an old house herself Tania learned to appreciate all the salvaged items that come in daily. She has always enjoyed being around creative people, doing diversified work to avoid boredom and just plain getting her hands dirty. What better place to work than Recycling The Past.
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