Toledo Architectural Artifacts

05/29/2026

A few of our many great vintage light fixture available from Architectural Artifacts 419-351-4927 Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH

05/14/2026

Check out this giant storm window! 42" x 97", 14 panes... would make a great interior wall! 385.00 Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 20 S ONTARIO ST downtown Toledo 419-351-4927

05/14/2026

Just more and more Stuff! Come check out the store 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 419-351-4927

05/09/2026

A few of our interesting vintage door options available from our huge did inventory! Doors start at 50.00. [email protected] 419-351-4927 Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH! Come check us out!

05/09/2026

Come check out of inventory of approximately 100 mantels in stock like this restored Arts & Crafts oak mantel once painted brown! 4600.00 obo. Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 419-351-4927 [email protected] 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH

05/08/2026

Check out some of our furniture options! Architectural Artifacts 419-351-4927 Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH

05/02/2026

Just another video of more coolstuff! Contact us for more info! [email protected] 419-351-4927 Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH

05/02/2026

Come check out some of our great stuff!

05/01/2026

Just some of our cool stuff in our front room! Stop and see us Thurs-Sat 10am-5pm at Toledo Architectural Artifacts 20 S. Ontario St Toledo OH coolstuffiscoolstuff.com 419-351-4927 Toledo Architectural Artifacts

05/01/2026

People never realize sometimes what consequences their actions have. Pretty sad tale.

Sad News ..
The three young screech owls that came in earlier this week did not survive. All three had significant injuries from the fall when the tree was cut down.
We would love to say that trees should never be cut down but that's just not realistic. However, here are some tips to help keep wildlife safe if you do need to have a tree removed.

1) Do it in the winter. When there are no leaves on the trees it is easier to see if there are animals living in it AND most native wildlife do not have babies nesting during the colder months.

2) If you are planning to have a tree taken down, for a week or so prior, set up a trail cam or even a blink camera pointed at any holes in the tree to see if there are any animals coming to and from that hole. If there are, holding off for just a few weeks can make all the difference.

3) Observe ahead of time. Spend a few minutes each day watching the tree quietly. Are you seeing a particular bird going to and from? It may have a nest. Do you see any squirrel nests (they look like large, messy balls of dried leaves high in the branches.)

4) Be present when the contractors take the tree down and watch for any disturbed wildlife that may need help.

5) Also look around the ground where the trees will be dropped. Make sure there aren't any bunny nests that could be damaged.

The word "coexistence" is at the forefront of our mission. We want to educate everyone on how we can share our world with wildlife.

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