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Tag Archives: Missouri
Millwork Shop is Proud to be “The Imitator, not the Innovator”!
Bill Hewitson, of Weston Millwork in Weston, Missouri, uses period millwork machinery for producing new period window sash, some over a century old. Certainly these machines were built to last, as their track record has proven, and they have a retro charm, but how … Continue reading
A Last Look at Historic Wood Windows.
Wood windows are perhaps the most vulnerable of historic elements, with many millions being dumped in landfills each year. Their conservation is a worthy goal from an historic and environmental perspective, but is it reasonable to expect owners to subsidize … Continue reading
Posted in Reproduction, Window Restoration
Tagged Arizona, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri
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