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November News!

L. A. Dunton Sets Sail!

Get ready to set sail on a journey through time with the L.A. Dunton, a remarkable sailing schooner that has stood the test of time, and remains as one of the few remaining in the United States. Designed by Thomas McManus and built at the Story shipyard in Essex, Mass in 1921, this vessel provides a link to a time long past. It was a large fishing vessel that was used for haddock and halibut fisheries, landing its rich catches in Boston.

Today, the L.A. Dunton is undergoing a major refit at the Mystic Seaport Museum to ensure it can continue to make waves for generations to come. As part of the restoration process, Jarmak Corp. has provided some of the 3x13 ft heart pine planks that were salvaged from the recent demolition at Brockton High School.

Jarmak Corp. has a longstanding relationship with the Seaport Museum and is dedicated to supplying materials that will help to repair this historic landmark. With a mission to provide reclaimed and sustainable products for the betterment of future generations, Jarmak Corp. is proud to play a part in preserving the legacy of the L.A. Dunton.

View hauling the la dunton by clicking here! ➡️ Dunton Video

Connecticut Bank Project

Hats off to the architects behind this project for their exceptional creativity and their commitment to sustainability. By choosing reclaimed wood, they have not only beautified the space but also reduced environmental impact. This innovative solution in modern design is truly inspiring, and we can’t wait to see more of it in the future! Plenty of this material is available at our yard in Oxford, MA.

Jarmak Corp. supplied this beautiful mystic live oak for this project, and we cant wait to share it with you! Imagine walking into a bank in Connecticut and being greeted by a magnificent sight. The expansive walls from floor to ceiling are adorned with Mystic Live Oak slabs, courtesy of the leading supplier of reclaimed wood. But wait, it gets even better! The slabs are arranged in such a way that they create the illusion of a towering tree spanning not one, not two, but three floors!

Join us for an unforgettable experience and click here to witness the breathtaking Charlestown navy yard oak Timbers repurposed as a timber frame. ➡️ Timber Frame

WAREHOUSE BARGAINS!

BLEACHER HEART PINE

We are excited to present the exquisite reclaimed wood from the bleachers of a Willimantic CT College, shown here installed in the Gloucester Writers Center, featuring stunning pine planks that are 5/8 inch thick, and 5,6,7,8” wide and 18 ft long! We have 7500 square feet that are already milled t&g in stock and ready to go! Don't forget to ask us about our pricing deals.

COLONIAL CANDLEPIN BOWLING ALLEYS

Jarmak purchased the wooden alleys from Colonial Lanes in Worcester (the last candlepin lanes in the city where it was invented). They are 42 inches wide in either maple or heart pine. The lanes were cut in 9-11 foot lengths.

Repurposed as counter tops, tables or shelves, they would look fabulous and you would own a piece of New England history.

This is just a sample of what we have in stock now at our Oxford, MA warehouse!

We also have many varieties of flooring available in stock including 3", 4" and 5" white oak, and reclaimed yellow pine flooring!

📍Location: 235 Old Webster Rd Oxford, Ma 📞Phone: (617) 838-2455 ⏰Hours: Mon-Weds, Fri: 8AM - 3PM. Thu: 8AM - 8PM. Sat: 9AM - 1PM

“RUGGED”

Before working with reclaimed lumber owner Arnie Jarmak was a photojournalist . Rugged is a captivating read that explores the gritty history of Chelsea, accompanied by stunning photographs. This volume continues the exploration of the hardscrabble city started in Volume 1 Turbulent Years in Chelsea. Co authors Arnie Jarmak and Josh Resnek recreate the story of America in the 1970's and 1980's .Both books are available on Amazon. Click the book below ⬇️ to order your copy!