A 30,000 Square Foot Oregon Hardware Store Sells Vintage Doorknobs From A 1920s Bank That Was Demolished

You cannot find a doorknob like this at a big box store. This one came from a 1920s bank that was torn down decades ago, and now it sits in a 30,000 square foot hardware warehouse in Portland, waiting for someone who appreciates old brass and older stories.

The building itself is from 1921, and the place has been a local salvage legend since 1976. You will find towering chandeliers, clawfoot tubs, vintage lighting, and a repair shop that can bring any old fixture back to life.

But the real treasure is the collection of antique doorknobs, hinges, and mail slots salvaged from that demolished bank, their brass oxidized with a century of use…

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