Columbus Architectural Salvage

The Notary Tree (Theresa)

Came across this place by accident while I was on a bike ride. Seen their sign and was intrigued, so we decided to go in and check it out. They have so much antique stuff for houses. From the tools to the hardware and everything in between. We were there for about an hour or more and still didn't get to see all the cool stuff they have. We will definitely be going back.

Keith Albert

I'm incredibly disappointed in this business. On Thursday, December 30th, two African American women called ahead and said they would be there before 5:00 (when they closed.). The person who answered the phone told them if they're not there by 5:00, she would not wait. These two ladies arrived at 4:56 p.m. . The light was still on inside (I know this because I was there waiting on them myself). When they rang the bell and knocked on the door, the person inside shut the light off. Apparently, this business is doing so well they can turn away over $1,000 in business and shut the light off on customers before they even officially close for the day. Note, I'm not accusing them of anything. I am merely stating facts. You can draw your own conclusions.

Darren Adams

The staff was not very personal and seemed as if there antique place was better than others. They were firm on there price, which mostly was very high , and really didn't know much of there own inventory . I have found much better items elsewhere and they work with you in order for you to come back . I will not be coming back here again.

Katy Borhauer

If you love old buildings and antiques, it's a must - visit. Staff: friendly and helpful Prices: most items are out of my price range, but I'm not a professional in the antique business so I don't know if they're fair. Selection: excellent. You want an antique door/tub/sink/light/fireplace/staircase and they've probably got it. Overall: They're doing good work preserving history and keeping material out of landfills! Thanks all.