The Clarksville Foundry was featured in the December 2013 issue of Modern Casting for its role in a collection of unique sculptural assemblages that have been created from old foundry patterns by Tennessee artist Mike Andrews. View the Story (PDF) Visit Modern Casting Magazine

It may be unusual for an artist and an iron foundry president to join together in a unique cultural endeavor.  Then again, there is nothing usual about Clarksville sculptor Mike Andrews’ “New Old Stock” sculptures. Andrews has designed a unique series of industrial assemblages using wooden foundry patterns that were originally used for metal castings […]

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. — It may be unusual for an artist and an iron foundry president to join together in a unique cultural endeavor.  Then again, there is nothing usual about Clarksville sculptor Mike Andrews’ “New Old Stock” exhibit at the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center. Mike Andrews The relationship between Andrews and the Clarksville […]

When the landmark Workers Comp Reform Act of 2013 landed on Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam’s desk for signature in May, he wanted to sign it at an iconic Tennessee business … a business that had survived the test of time and had come out on top. The Clarksville Foundry fit the bill. The foundry, in […]

Clarksville Foundry, one of Clarksville’s most historic businesses and one of the oldest operating foundries in the United States, was featured on Nashville Public Television’s "Tennessee Crossroads" program. The program aired on WNPT Channel 8 on Thursday, May 10 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, May 13 at 10 a.m. The segment was taped at Clarksville […]

  Montgomery County Mayor and Mayor of Clarksville Kim McMillan cut the ribbon for Foundry Green Certification with Foundry President Charlie Foust and Health and Safety Supervisor Lee Castillo By Elizabeth Black The Leaf-Chronicle The latest business to become Clarksville- Montgomery County Green Certified is also the community’s oldest continuous industrial company. The Clarksville Foundry […]