Historic Michigan Tennis Company Ruined By Fire

A Michigan work that has maufactured wood tennis rakes and wood banner branches because the 1870s was destroyed the 2009 Thursday (March 28, 2013) by fire. Cheesebrough Corporation, in Freeport, Michigan was the earliest factory in the state. A description of the organization from their website: Cheesebrough has been shipping sturdy outside products world wide within the last three decades, at once by the boxcar and now in much smaller boxes of cardboard. Though a reeda of our former selves, we appreciate using our artistic bent inside our art, in hope we may add beauty and pleasure to our lives and yours.A Your few customers is important to us and the continued operation of the old American company.A If we, or anything we create, gives purpose to disappoint you, please contact and allow us to ensure it is right. Unlike the typical tennis industry providers that compete in offering aprice pointa products stated in far away countries, we're a relic of the times when American quality and quality was the envy of the nations.A We work much the same today as when the work were only available in the early 1860as, using simple machines to arough ina the essential forms of our goods, and handwork for closing shaping and finishing. It's a somewhat tedious process by modern standards, and fewer seem ready to live under its quality demands.A It does allow us to offer products that can be thought to be crafted perhaps not constructed, and that by American builders. Iam very nearly certain that Iave observed their products and services at Treetopsa Tradition in Gaylord. I was fascinated together at the time and you can see a few pictures here. More on the fire here.