Ep 2. Old Stagecoach Inn

In Salvage Dawgs season 3 episode 2, titled "Old Stagecoach Inn," the team heads to a historic inn in Virginia. The Old Stagecoach Inn was built in 1827 and has been moved twice throughout its lifetime. The current owner wants to convert the space into a winery and event venue, so the Salvage Dawgs are tasked with salvaging items that can be repurposed in the renovations.

As the team begins their salvage mission, they come across a variety of unique items. Mike and Tay see potential in the inn's original fireplace mantel, which is made of hand-carved wood. The group also finds a collection of antique windows that were used in the inn's original design, which they hope to restore and reuse in the renovation.

In the inn's attic, the team discovers an old wagon that was used to transport guests to and from the inn in the 19th century. Despite being covered in rust and showing signs of wear, the Dawgs believe they can bring the wagon back to life.

Another interesting find is an antique area rug, which the team thinks could be valuable. While most of the inn's furniture has already been removed, they come across a few pieces that they hope to repurpose, including a set of shutters that they plan to use as window covers in the new winery.

As the salvage progresses, the team faces a few challenges. The large size and weight of some of the salvaged items make transportation difficult, and valuable pieces such as the mantel and the windows require careful handling. The team also needs to be mindful of safety, as the inn's old structure is unstable in some areas.

In the end, the Salvage Dawgs successfully salvage a wide variety of items that the inn's owner can use in the renovation of the space. From restored antique windows to a rustic wagon, the group's salvaged finds will help breathe new life into this historic Virginia inn.