00:54

A Day at the log pond. The process of removing logs.

01:57

Building Reclaimed Antique Naily Heart Pine

01:26

Old School: New Style Pass-A-Grille Beach Cottage Restoration

02:00

Century Tower Revisited

01:01

Revisiting The Charnley-Norwood House in Ocean Springs, MS #shorts

02:31

Otis Hawkins Center for Academic and Personal Excellence

02:06

Part of the Crew: Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center

02:17

The Edge at USF Perfectly Incorporates Antique Wood in a Contemporary Space

05:58

Historic Reel of Longleaf Logging: Over 100 Years old

01:21

More Than Floors

03:57

Revisiting The Charnley-Norwood House in Ocean Springs, MS

03:40

Revisiting Hurricane Katrina Damaged Beauvoir in Biloxi, MS

06:49

Sawing Rare Antique Curly Heart Pine Log

02:32

Lakeview Condos Revisited

02:08

Historic Preservation Month Shel Silverstein Key West Home Revisited

03:51

Historic Preservation Month: Gainesville, FL Firestone Building and Matheson Museum Revisited

02:51

Historic Preservation Month: The Sarasota Art Museum Revisited

00:52

Celebrate Historic Preservation Month This May

03:39

Pulling Heart Pine and Heart Cypress Logs with a Crane From Our Millpond

01:28

Tasty burgers and Antique River Recovered® Heart Cypress Make Quite the Combo! Shake Shack Orlando

02:28

Wormy Cypress: Termites of the Sea or Skilled Crafters of Fine Wood

02:20

Softwood vs Hardwood What is the Difference

01:22

Why Whitney Chose the Goodwin Company

03:31

Using a Crane to pull 200 - 500-Years-Old River-Recovered® Heart Pine Logs From Our Millpond

02:27

Engineered vs Solid Wood Heart Pine Flooring

01:22

Wild Black Cherry Flooring from The Goodwin Company

02:56

Faces of Heart Cypress

04:46

The Many Faces of Heart Pine Lumber

02:35

What is Sinker Cypress?

02:51

Building Reclaimed vs River-Recovered® Heart Pine

02:45

What is Heart Pine?

03:17

What is Southern Yellow Pine?

03:13

What's the Difference Between Old Growth Sinker Cypress and New Growth Cypress?

03:17

The Importance of Kiln Drying Antique Heart Pine and Heart Cypress

03:53

Milling Over 100-year-old Antique Heart Pine Beams

03:59

What Is It Like to Be the First Person to See the Face of A Log?

03:15

How Long Does It Take 200 - 500-Years-Old River-Recovered® Heart Pine Logs to Dry?

01:24

River-Recovered® Sinker Cypress Office Accent Wall

02:20

Stunning Executive Office and Conference Room Featuring River-Recovered® Heart Pine and Cypress

02:44

History of the Disston Saws and the Disston Family

01:55

Milling Antique River-Recovered® Logs Through George's Eyes

03:00

The Largest River Recovered® Heart Pine Cat Face We Have Ever Found

02:11

Why Were Rivers Used for Early American Logging?

02:48

Pecky Cypress From 2,000 - 3,000-years-old River Recovered® Sinker Cypress Logs

02:09

The Beauty of River-Recovered® Longleaf Heart Pine

02:29

River Logging on Withlacoochee River: Logs Lost for 140 Years

02:21

George Goodwin Interview

02:33

Sarasota Art Museum Adaptive Re-Use and Building Material Recycling Revisited

01:15

The Goodwin Company Fine Antique Wood Flooring Since 1976

02:52

Florida Logging and The Goodwin Company History Come Together!

02:04

Milling Antique River-Recovered® Heart Pine at The Goodwin Company

00:39

A Sawmill Story of The Goodwin Company

01:57

Unquestionable Longevity of Goodwin Company Heart Pine and Heart Cypress Woods

01:03

Rustic Side of Heart Pine

02:36

Sarasota Art Museum (SAM)

01:34

Careful Craftsmanship Makes the Difference!

02:03

A Closer Look at Sinker Cypress

00:43

Properly Kiln Drying Antique Wood

01:34

Sinker Cypress, It Never Gets Old

02:10

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