Acme Anvil Exhibit

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

For more information contact:
Lindsey Ringo, Outreach Coordinator
(555) 555-5555
education@acmehistory.org

Acme Factory Museum
Museum Admission is $7/adults, Free for ACHS Members.

Anvils of the world, American, British, Chinese, French, German, ancient and modern. Anvils from the Ferdinand, Prillwitz, Greenwood, Anvilfire collections, and more!

This permanent exhibit is the result of many years work by many people. This collection of museum of historical and modern anvils is for the curious and for the anvil historian. In particular it is for those that think all anvils look alike and those that design new anvils who should know what has come before and what has worked. There are many historical designs that can be improved upon very little and many modern copies that are poorly produced.

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About the Acme County Historical Society

The Acme County Historical Society is a nonprofit educational and cultural institution established in 1943. ACHS collects, preserves and tells the story of Acme County's past and in particular that of the Acme Corporation, the county's largest (and only) employer, through museum exhibits, libraries and collections, historic sites, educational programs and publishing.

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