Business Details
Salvaged Building Materials & Architectural Elements
Architectural Old House Parts is a family-owned retail store specializing in salvaged building materials and architectural elements. We curate a diverse inventory sourced primarily from Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and North Carolina. Our offerings include doors, windows, mantels, shutters, railings, ironworks, stained glass, cast iron fixtures, lighting, and hardware. We prioritize sustainability by rescuing materials from demolition sites, preventing them from ending up in landfills.Our customers range from homeowners and renters to architects, contractors, and artists seeking unique elements for restoration or creative projects. We maintain a clean, organized space and prioritize hands-on customer service, ensuring clients receive assistance in selecting and loading items. Our commitment to honesty and integrity guides every interaction, reflecting our belief in responsible resource reuse.
Services
Salvaged Doors
Windows & Glass
Mantels & Shutters
Ironwork & Railings
Lighting Fixtures
Hardware & Plumbing
Stairwell Components
Tin & Millwork
Highlights and features
- We specialize in salvaged architectural elements from historic Mid-Atlantic structures
- Our inventory includes rare doors, windows, ironwork, and lighting fixtures
- We promote sustainable building practices by rescuing materials from demolition sites
- Our owners provide hands-on assistance with inventory selection and loading
- We serve homeowners, contractors, and artists seeking unique design solutions
Services
Salvaged Doors
We offer a wide selection of salvaged doors from historic buildings, including interior and exterior options in various styles and materials. Our inventory features antique wood doors, iron entryways, and stained glass panels. Each piece retains unique character from its original use while meeting modern functional needs.
Windows & Glass
Our collection includes stained glass windows, sash windows, and leaded glass panes rescued from demolished structures. These architectural elements add historical charm to restoration projects or contemporary spaces. We verify structural integrity while preserving original craftsmanship in every piece.
Ironwork & Railings
We specialize in salvaged iron railings, gates, and decorative elements from commercial and residential buildings. These durable pieces serve functional and ornamental purposes for modern renovations. Our team ensures safe handling and proper loading of heavy metal components.
Lighting Fixtures
Our inventory features antique chandeliers, sconces, and industrial lighting salvaged from historic properties. These unique fixtures provide authentic ambiance for restoration projects or eclectic interior designs. We inspect electrical components for safety while maintaining original aesthetics.
Mantels & Shutters
We provide salvaged mantels and shutters showcasing period-specific craftsmanship from Mid-Atlantic buildings. These wooden architectural details enhance historic renovations or add character to new constructions. Our staff assists in selecting pieces matching specific design requirements.
People
Patrick Campbell
Co-Owner
Patrick Campbell co-founded Architectural Old House Parts with a passion for preserving historical building materials. He travels extensively to source unique architectural elements, ensuring each piece maintains its original character while serving modern applications. His expertise in identifying salvageable materials spans decades.
Valentina Campbell
Co-Owner
Valentina Campbell co-owns Architectural Old House Parts, managing day-to-day operations and customer relations. She specializes in organizing inventory and helping clients find unique architectural solutions. Her commitment to sustainable practices drives the business's mission of reducing construction waste through material reuse.
Questions
What types of architectural salvage do you carry?
We offer doors, windows, mantels, shutters, railings, ironwork, stained glass, lighting fixtures, hardware, and plumbing from historic buildings across the Mid-Atlantic region.
Are your salvaged materials in usable condition?
Yes, we inspect all items for structural integrity while preserving original character. Some pieces may require minor restoration work depending on their age and previous use.
Can I sell architectural salvage to your store?
We accept material offers via email with clear photos, dimensions, quantity, asking price, and location details. We respond within 48 hours and do not accept unsolicited drop-offs or appraisals.
Do you deliver purchased items?
We recommend customers bring appropriate vehicles for loading. Our staff assists with loading during business hours, but we do not provide delivery services.
What are your business hours?
We operate Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Please call ahead to verify inventory availability before visiting.
Reviews (5)
Ceeci Mills
Jun 19, 2021
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Very nice lady downstairs selling the ceramics and other crafty stuff! I thoroughly enjoyed talking to her and I bought a handful of things! Will be recommending to friends and family and I will be coming back myself!
Jane S.
Mar 13, 2021
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The best place for any salvaged old house parts. Totally organized, easy to find exacty what you are looking for. Love this place!!!
Kelly R.
Feb 07, 2021
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The most amazing place if your looking for furniture pieces to refinish. Absolutely loved it could get lost in there. Some items were a bit overpriced but expected.
Robbie Kaplan
May 12, 2019
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I needed two antique windows. The website was organized so well I easily found 2 potential pairs. I called the owner and they were both still available. I chose one pair and charged them. We drove down a few days later to pick them up. They are now installed and theyre perfect. The place is so well organized and jamm d with interesting vintage items. Service was excellent. I highly recommend.
Sharon S.
Jul 13, 2018
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I was SO excited to visit this store today. I found myself in Front Royal for a day of fun with my husband, 3 kids and Mother-in-Law. When we opened the door I thought I had found Nirvana, I was so excited to see all the chippy goodness. A VERY friendly cat greeted us and an equally friendly man, I assume Patrick, introduced us to Rufus. My middle child and little one fell in love with Rufus and asked to stay with the cat. We were maybe looking around for 2 minutes before I heard a woman, who I assume is Victoria, YELLING "are these 2 your children?" I immediately whipped around
