Rosin Preservation joined the team restoring the interior of the Oklahoma State Capitol in 2015. The Capitol was at capacity, and various campaigns of rehabilitation had left the interiors in varying states of finish, repair...
One of the more intriguing tidbits we uncovered while researching the history of 1712 Holmes was a reference on the 1926 building permit to Nel-Stone construction blocks. The Nel-Stone Precast Monolithic System was a proprietary building...
Early in the 20th century, East Crossroads was a densely-built working class neighborhood filled with one- and two-story single-family houses and multi-family flats. Emil J. Thomas purchased two lots in 1926 that held three small...
Here it is in all its functional, utilitarian glory. Four masonry walls, a beautiful bowstring-truss and barrel-vaulted roof, a few industrial-style steel windows in the north wall, glass block in the front and a concrete-block office. The...
For years I have dreamed of housing the Rosin Preservation offices in a building that showcases our work. Not just because our team loves old buildings. We want to walk our talk in a building that...