Deconstructed history preserved at Razed & Found
Posted: Feb 3, 2019 9:00 AM CDT
-
3:50
Wisconsin man living with stage 4 breast cancer shares story,...
-
2:40
Amid Madison hazing investigation, medical expert explains why...
-
2:13
Brewers fans gearing up for postseason as final homestand begins
-
2:50
Wisconsin lawmaker proposes ban on classroom screens for youngest...
-
0:53
Versiti hosts summit to raise sickle cell disease awareness
-
2:10
American Family Field renovations latest: Winterization pushed...
-
0:44
MPS paraprofessional facing child abuse charge appears in court
-
0:50
MCTS seeks community input on future of public transportation...
-
1:14
Walker’s Point murals tell story of Milwaukee’s Latino community...
-
1:12
’This was all of us last night’: Packers fan reacts after...
-
0:50
Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin hold Dessert First Gala at...
(MILWAUKEE) - You see it in reality TV shows, online, and in big cities and small towns. The demand for second-hand goods is booming. Now, there's a unique shop in Milwaukee where relics from the Brew City's rich history find new purpose.
Razed & Found is a different kind of home goods store. The non-profit offers deconstruction services of historic structures and do-it-yourself workshops. The idea is to preserve the building materials and fixtures that made the city’s older structures stand out and give them new life.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Michael Schlesinger takes us inside Razed & Found.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter