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RetailPennsylvania, United States11-50 Employees
Olde Good Things (OGT) operates as a retail business focused on architectural antiques and salvaged pieces. Founded in 1995 with a mission to preserve history, the company has developed a nationwide network for salvaging from historic buildings. Based in Scranton, Pennsylvania, OGT runs a flagship store in Manhattan and additional locations in Los Angeles and Scranton, supported by two warehouses totaling 250,000 square feet of space. OGT positions itself as one of the largest architectural antique dealers in the United States, distributing through a web store alongside its physical locations. Its sourcing strategy emphasizes items from pre-depression and late nineteenth-century buildings, drawing from notable projects and structures such as the Plaza Hotel, Waldorf Astoria, The New York Times Building, the Flatiron Building, the Philadelphia Civic Center, the Ellis Auditorium, and the J.L. Hudson Department Store. The business serves customers seeking historic architectural elements for restoration, display, or design projects across the United States.