I would think there would be a strong interest in historic cobble stones for use in gardens as pathways, floors in greenhouses or patios etc.

But wouldn't it be more cost effective to keep them in Canada and not have to ship something has heavy and bulky as cobblestones to the States? Surely there would be some interest around Toronto, Kingston, Montreal....anyplace or people that appreciate history and would like to have a bit of it in their garden.

Heck....I would like to have something like that in MY garden. I'm in the Sarnia area. I'm employed in the Works Dept. of a small historic town and recently discovered a stockpile of hundred year old glazed pavers that were once part of the Main street. I'm still scheming on how to make them part of my garden. LOL!

I just spent the better part of an hour on your blog-fascinating reading! I'm a little bit of a dumpdiver myself, though haven't done any searching in a quite a while. I had to laugh at your description of the Dr. Thomas Eclectric bottle-of course I have some of them. But I know that any irradiated bottles I have are genuine, as I found them in fields and old wells myself.