Antique Bricks | Salvaged Driveway Cobblestone | Reclaimed Bricks For Walls | Chicago IL
Discover the most extensive collection of authentic antique bricks, street pavers and stone veneers in America. We are your premier destination for reclaimed pavers and timeless genuine salvaged cobblestones. Look no further for your antique building, paving and reclaimed bricks for walls, stone veneers, used brick for driveways and rustic firebricks.
Antique Bricks | Salvaged Driveway Cobblestone | Reclaimed Bricks For Walls | Chicago IL
Discover the most extensive collection of authentic antique bricks, street pavers and stone veneers in America. We are your premier destination for reclaimed pavers and timeless genuine salvaged cobblestones. Look no further for your antique building, paving and reclaimed bricks for walls, stone veneers, used brick for driveways and rustic firebricks.
Delivery Area – Serving Greater Chicago
We ship to all cities and towns in the Chicagoland area, including:
About Chicago
Chicago, Illinois’ largest city and the Midwest’s economic powerhouse, combines architectural innovation with cultural richness and historical significance. Situated along the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan, the city’s dramatic skyline features the iconic Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), which stood as the world’s tallest building for nearly 25 years and continues to provide breathtaking views from its 103rd-floor Skydeck, where visitors can step out onto glass balconies extending four feet beyond the building’s edge.
The downtown Loop district serves as both Chicago’s commercial heart and an architectural showcase, where pioneering skyscrapers like the Chicago Board of Trade Building and the art deco Carbide & Carbon Building stand alongside modern masterpieces. This remarkable collection earned Chicago its reputation as the birthplace of the skyscraper and modern architecture, attracting design enthusiasts from around the world to marvel at works from legendary architects like Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Mies van der Rohe.
Millennium Park represents Chicago’s commitment to public art and urban renewal, housing the reflective Cloud Gate sculpture (affectionately known as “The Bean”) by Anish Kapoor, the interactive Crown Fountain by Jaume Plensa, and the Frank Gehry-designed Jay Pritzker Pavilion. This 24.5-acre cultural center hosts free concerts, exhibitions, and festivals throughout the year, drawing millions of visitors to the city’s front yard along the lakefront.
The Art Institute of Chicago anchors the city’s Museum Campus, housing one of the world’s finest art collections including iconic works like Grant Wood’s “American Gothic,” Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks,” and Georges Seurat’s “A Sunday on La Grande Jatte.” Nearby, the Field Museum, Adler Planetarium, and Shedd Aquarium form an impressive complex of cultural institutions that showcase natural history, space exploration, and marine biology on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Sports fans flock to historic Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs since 1916 and famous for its ivy-covered outfield walls and hand-operated scoreboard. Meanwhile, the United Center hosts the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks, continuing the city’s rich sporting tradition established by legendary figures like Michael Jordan, Walter Payton, and Ernie Banks who helped build Chicago’s reputation as a passionate sports town.
The Magnificent Mile stretches along Michigan Avenue, offering world-class shopping with over 460 retailers, luxury hotels, and restaurants housed in historic and contemporary buildings. This premier commercial district reflects Chicago’s evolution from industrial powerhouse to sophisticated urban center, attracting millions of shoppers and visitors annually with its blend of architectural grandeur and retail innovation.
Chicago’s 77 distinct neighborhoods showcase remarkable cultural diversity, from the historic Pilsen district with its vibrant Mexican-American community and colorful murals to the bustling streets of Chinatown. Areas like Wicker Park and Logan Square have emerged as trendy enclaves for art, music, and culinary innovation, while historic neighborhoods like Oak Park preserve architectural treasures including the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes.
Navy Pier extends nearly a mile into Lake Michigan, offering entertainment, dining, and cultural attractions including the Chicago Shakespeare Theater and Centennial Wheel. This historic landmark, originally opened in 1916 as a shipping facility, has transformed into one of the Midwest’s top tourist destinations while maintaining its connection to Chicago’s maritime heritage and providing stunning views of the lakefront and skyline.
The Chicago River flows through the heart of downtown, its emerald-dyed waters on St. Patrick’s Day representing one of the city’s most famous traditions. Architectural boat tours along the river provide unparalleled views of the city’s iconic buildings while recounting Chicago’s remarkable rise from frontier outpost to global metropolis, highlighting the engineering marvel of reversing the river’s flow in 1900 to improve sanitation and protect Lake Michigan’s water supply.
Beyond its architectural wonders and cultural institutions, Chicago’s culinary scene stands as a national treasure, from deep-dish pizza at Lou Malnati’s to Chicago-style hot dogs at Portillo’s and fine dining at Alinea. The city’s food innovations reflect its industrial heritage and diverse population, creating distinctive flavors that have become synonymous with Chicago’s straightforward yet sophisticated character, much like the city itself.
Order Reclaimed Building & Paving Materials For Residential or Commercial Projects
Buy reclaimed and antique bricks and stones for residential and commercial properties that contain a touch of history. Products for sale include:
Antique Paving Materials: This includes street pavers, cobblestones, Belgian blocks, and common pavers, all reclaimed from historic locations.
Salvaged Cobble Stones & Belgian Blocks – Step into the realm of timeless beauty and durability with Gavin Historical Bricks salvaged antique cobblestone. Each stone is a testament to the craftsmanship of a bygone era, offering an authentic touch of the old world to modern landscapes. These old cobblestones and Belgian pavers are not mere building materials; they are pieces of history, meticulously preserved to bring the allure of the past into your driveway, curbing, and exterior building walls. Imagine a driveway paved with antique cobble pavers, where each stone tells a story of centuries past. The Belgian cobblestone, known for its robustness and unique charm, is a popular choice for those looking to infuse their homes with a sense of heritage. These cobble stones for sale are more than just a purchase; they are an investment in elegance and longevity. The antique stone collection at Gavin Historical Bricks includes antique granite, renowned for its strength and weathered beauty. Opting for a cobble driveway or stone driveway means choosing a path that will stand the test of time, both in structure and style. The driveways stone options extend to used paving stones and recycled granite pavers, reflecting a commitment to sustainability without compromising on quality.
Bessemer Bricks – For those who seek the extraordinary, the metropolitan block bricks and Bessemer brick road maps offer a unique glimpse into the architectural heritage of America’s streets. These bricks, once the foundation of bustling city life, now serve as a robust and picturesque base for your home’s exterior.
At Gavin Historical Bricks, the opportunity to buy cobblestones is more than a transaction—it’s a journey through time. The cobblestone vintage selection allows you to own a piece of history, while the antique cobble pavers promise to transform your space into a testament to timeless elegance. Embrace the legacy of old world bricks & stones with Gavin Historical Bricks, where history is built into every project.
Antique Building Materials: Shop a variety of building bricks, clinker bricks, and wall stone veneers, salvaged from old buildings across the Midwest.
Reclaimed European Imports: View our selection of imported antique materials for your distinctive architectural elements.
Specialty Brick & Stone: This category features firebricks, curbing, flooring, and veneers for specialized construction needs.
Thin brick offers a timeless appeal, blending classic charm with modern versatility. Ideal for both interior and exterior applications, thin brick veneer is a popular choice for homeowners and designers alike. It provides the look of traditional brick walls while being lighter and more adaptable.
Thin brick pavers are perfect for flooring, offering durability and ease of installation. They can be used to create a warm, inviting atmosphere in any space. Thin brick tiles, on the other hand, are an excellent option for backsplashes or feature walls, adding texture and depth to a room.
For those seeking a more substantial transformation, thin set brick can be used for walls, providing the robust appearance of brick without the need for extensive structural support. Exterior brick veneer enhances curb appeal, while interior brick walls add character and warmth to living spaces.
Thin brick for interior walls is particularly effective in achieving an industrial or rustic aesthetic. It pairs well with thin veneer stone, allowing for creative combinations that can elevate any design. Brick wall tiles can also be used to mimic the look of solid brick, offering a practical solution for high-impact areas. Whether it’s for thin brick flooring or brick veneer siding, this versatile material offers endless possibilities to enhance the beauty and functionality of any property. Gavin Historical Bricks understands this potential, providing a range of thin brick options to suit any project’s needs.
Interior brick flooring is a distinctive and durable choice that brings a touch of timeless elegance to any home. We specialize in providing a variety of brick flooring options that cater to different aesthetic preferences and design requirements. Our brick tile floor kitchen selections are particularly popular, offering a unique and inviting look that is both practical and stylish. The warmth of brick flooring indoor spaces creates an ambiance that is hard to replicate with other materials. Our brick floor tile collection includes options that range from the traditional to the contemporary, ensuring there’s a perfect match for every interior. The brick kitchen floor has become a coveted feature for its rustic charm and long-lasting quality. Our brick tile pavers are sourced from high-quality materials. Used brick paver tiles add character and history to your flooring. For those who prefer a more refined finish, our brick paver flooring options provide the same aesthetic as full-sized bricks but are easier to install and maintain. Antique brick pavers and reclaimed brick flooring from Gavin Historical Bricks offer an eco-friendly flooring solution with a story to tell. Our distressed brick tile and reclaimed brick tile options allow for creative and personalized interior designs. Whether you’re renovating a historic property or infusing a new space with old-world charm, our brick pavers for interior floors are an excellent choice. With our used brick pavers, you can achieve a high-end look without compromising on quality or authenticity. Explore our selection at Gavin Historical Bricks and find the perfect interior brick flooring to elevate your space.
Closeout Stock: Limited availability items offered at discounted rates.
Gavin Historical Bricks is the nation’s largest supplier of authentic, reclaimed materials, promoting the principles of reclamation and reuse to contribute to sustainable building practices.
Contact:
Gavin Historical Bricks
2050 Glendale Rd
Iowa City, IA 52245
319-631-4356
info@historicalbricks.com