Dead People's Stuff "Architectural Antiques + Design"

"We went to this antique store. It was very cool. It had antique stained glass, doors, door knobs, wood trim, pianos, sinks, bathtub's. Much much more. I highly recommend going and taking a look."

"This place has a lot of cool architectural stuff and just antiques in general. If you’re restoring an old home and need period correct hardware, you can find it here. They also have lots of antique architectural details to add some cool features lot a newer home. The coolest thing I saw was an old ice box with advertising for the Morse Candy Company. This is a really cool place to walk around even if, like me, you only end up buying a T-shirt."

"This was such an interesting place! I saw a billboard near midtown and decided to stop by. There were tons of beautiful and unique antiques, they even had a few pieces from the original 'Killers of the Flower Moon', which was pretty cool. It is pricey, but they are antiques. I bought a $20 t-shirt, but other than that I just walked around and admired the shop."

"Awesome place, offers antiques, plants, one of a kind art and great for the eclectic person or person in your life. Definitely visit you won't be disappointed."

"What a great place to wander! At one time OKC was known for having elaborate, detailed, intricate home interiors. Influences from 1800s California and Old Mexico. In the 1920s, as old became king, people were ordering custom stained glass, custom metal work and the finest of woods for trim and decoration. Unfortunately several homes and grand public building feel into disrepair which is why, recovery places like Dead People's Stuff exist. This endless shop is packed with everything. EVERYTHING! I was looking for an ornate screen or grate. Uhm... Like 100 items to think about! Some of the metal work screens were easily 100 years old but maybe closer to 200 years old. Crafted in a blacksmith shop so those years ago. Endless recovered doors... Mid century modern, old quarter sawn oak, wrought iron wonders. Stained glass everywhere. Fixtures, hardware, clocks, rugs, on and on. Just a really really great place to visit. A true wonderland!"