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Waupaca Foundry company history timeline

1955

After the turn of the century, the foundry was sold to Leo Niemuth; then again to Charlie Dombrowski who ran the foundry until his death in 1955.

2009

The American Foundry Society produced Spotlight On: Metalcasting, a documentary that aired on PBS in 2009.

2019

Construction began in early 2019.

2021

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