Farm Collector Magazine explores the history of A.H. Patch, the Black Hawk Corn Sheller and the innovation that helped place Clarksville manufacturing on the map.

As part of the “Made Here in Clarksville” series, this feature highlights the history, craftsmanship and continued impact of Clarksville Foundry on local manufacturing and industry.

WKRN goes behind the scenes at Clarksville Foundry to explore the craftsmanship, history and innovation that have sustained one of America’s oldest operating foundries since 1847.

In 2023, Holly Point LLC, in partnership with Ryan Homes, unveiled plans for a new residential development located just outside the Clarksville city limits on Dover Road. The development, on the Lisenbee farm, named Lisenbee Fields, honors Horace “Hod” Lisenbee, a legendary figure in baseball history. From the beginning, developers sought imaginative ways to weave […]

Clarksville Foundry recently partnered with award-winning sculptor Vaughn Randall to cast a public art piece to commemorate the grand opening of a new public space in downtown Clarksville. The sculpture is the first public art piece in the newly opened Downtown Commons. Each individual casting of the sphere mimics the design of the First Presbyterian Church’s […]

Clarksville Foundry produces more than industrial “widgets,” as President Charles Foust Jr. refers to the majority of the company’s casting work. In fact, the Foundry is a valuable resource for artists both near and far. From the “Rosette Bobbin” and “Window to the World” sculpted by Vaughn Randall, to “Patterns of Progress” by Tom Malone […]