ANACONDA — Before it was metal, it was wood. A new exhibit at the Copper Village Museum and Arts Center in Anaconda features more than 120 old wooden patterns that were used to create the molds for ...
In 1959, Bill Smith was an apprentice learning how to build the wooden patterns that foundries use to crank out everything from cast-iron cornbread skillets to the steel wheels on U.S. Tim Omarzu ...
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The longtime Spokane-based Travis Pattern and Foundry has submitted a request to Spokane County to build an addition to its existing 170,000-square-foot campus in north Spokane. Founded in 1922 by ...
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