We at NEAC (New England Architectural Center) have become the largest suppliers of hand harvested and artistically created "RECLAIMED STONE" from the 1800's. We literally harvest, and repurpose the "FOUNDATION STONE OFAMERICA" that is, or was, what formed our country. Every sidewalk, curbing, step, roadway, foundation and building in America was made from Bluestone Sandstone, cobblestone and Brick.
We reclaim those materials, repurpose them with your help, and PRESERVE America's foundation stone. Never again will you see the artistic hand craftsmanship, beauty, functionality, and longevity of materials like these. After all, they have already been used for 100 to 300 years. Come with us at NEAC, to bring one of a kind, reclaimed materials of warmth, beauty an longevity, all crafted by hand, literally "MADE IN AMERICA ", to you.
Please pay particular attention to some of our newest additions, especially reclaimed SANDSTONE. Which is one of the most beautiful products harvested in the 1800's and Re-Harvested by us in 2017.
We reclaim those materials, repurpose them with your help, and PRESERVE America's foundation stone. Never again will you see the artistic hand craftsmanship, beauty, functionality, and longevity of materials like these. After all, they have already been used for 100 to 300 years. Come with us at NEAC, to bring one of a kind, reclaimed materials of warmth, beauty an longevity, all crafted by hand, literally "MADE IN AMERICA ", to you.
Please pay particular attention to some of our newest additions, especially reclaimed SANDSTONE. Which is one of the most beautiful products harvested in the 1800's and Re-Harvested by us in 2017.
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The New England Architectural Center is owned and operated by Peter Hill of Newport, Rhode Island.
A recognized and respected expert in the field of Antique Architecture for over 25 years, Mr. Hill proactively reclaims, preserves and re-purposes American historical treasures.
Combining his experience with antiques and vintage stones and a tremendous amount of love and respect for American History, he incorporates these historical assets into modern design as well as historical restoration projects.
A recognized and respected expert in the field of Antique Architecture for over 25 years, Mr. Hill proactively reclaims, preserves and re-purposes American historical treasures.
Combining his experience with antiques and vintage stones and a tremendous amount of love and respect for American History, he incorporates these historical assets into modern design as well as historical restoration projects.
The rarest to find and the most desirable of reclaimed stone was quarried in the 1800's in upstate New York.
We at NEAC scour the N. Y. Countryside finding and harvesting hand cut and hand quarried bluestone from this period.
Our reclaimed vintage stone products are not only the best but the most beautiful!
The chisel marks, hand feathered edges and time worn surface are impossible to replicate at any price.
We have been fortunate in locating bluestone from 2 ft wide up to 12 ft wide with lengths running 2 ft long to 10 ft long.
We at NEAC scour the N. Y. Countryside finding and harvesting hand cut and hand quarried bluestone from this period.
Our reclaimed vintage stone products are not only the best but the most beautiful!
The chisel marks, hand feathered edges and time worn surface are impossible to replicate at any price.
We have been fortunate in locating bluestone from 2 ft wide up to 12 ft wide with lengths running 2 ft long to 10 ft long.
Commonly used for sidewalk material in typical sizes of 2-5ft with exceptions in rarity up to 10-12ft long.
The thicknesses vary from 1.5"-7" thick.
Below are photos of a sidewalk in place that we are reclaiming and some we reused in Queen Ann Square in Newport.
Queen Square was recently completely remodeled under the direction of world renowned architect Maya Lin (designed Vietnamese Memorial) using all reclaimed blue stone sidewalks and patio areas.
Below are photos of a reclaimed blue stone sidewalk at an estate in Jamestown Rhode Island.
The thicknesses vary from 1.5"-7" thick.
Below are photos of a sidewalk in place that we are reclaiming and some we reused in Queen Ann Square in Newport.
Queen Square was recently completely remodeled under the direction of world renowned architect Maya Lin (designed Vietnamese Memorial) using all reclaimed blue stone sidewalks and patio areas.
Below are photos of a reclaimed blue stone sidewalk at an estate in Jamestown Rhode Island.
New England Architectural Center specializes in antique reclaimed granite for all your historic Hardscape product needs.
We have centuries old granite post, reclaimed curbing, foundation/seawall block, trestle and bridge support block in many dimensions.
Versatility: Wonderful for steps, gates, post, borders and support walls.
The colors are unique from exposure and wear.
Reclaimed granite are hand split pieces of Americana.
We have centuries old granite post, reclaimed curbing, foundation/seawall block, trestle and bridge support block in many dimensions.
Versatility: Wonderful for steps, gates, post, borders and support walls.
The colors are unique from exposure and wear.
Reclaimed granite are hand split pieces of Americana.
We have recently acquired over 1,000 sq ft of very rare reclaimed Slate.
From the mid 1800's, used as side walks we have small pieces up to 5' wide an 6' long.
Great for kitchen's, patio's walkways, counter tops landing.
Outside table tops and whatever else your imagination comes up with, amazing finish's only time and Mother Nature can create.
Reclaimed Slate is very RARE and is different from Reclaimed blue stone sidewalks for various reasons.
Primarily reclaimed slate differs in its re-application, colors, size and smoothness.
From the mid 1800's, used as side walks we have small pieces up to 5' wide an 6' long.
Great for kitchen's, patio's walkways, counter tops landing.
Outside table tops and whatever else your imagination comes up with, amazing finish's only time and Mother Nature can create.
Reclaimed Slate is very RARE and is different from Reclaimed blue stone sidewalks for various reasons.
Primarily reclaimed slate differs in its re-application, colors, size and smoothness.
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