THE PLOW IS BACK! 

Shaun Williams and his partner, Sylvia Andrassy, co-founders the Dark Angel Armory and Foundry right here in Pompano Are worked hard to restore and renew our vintage plow. You may have seen them working their magic at Untapped on the first Friday of the month.

Shaun is took our 1930’s mule plow back to his armory where he brought it back to life. He will kept every original part possible but replaced the rotted wooden handles with exact replicas in steel.

We are asking for donations to help pay for this project. Any donation is appreciated and you will be recognized at our re-installation ceremony! See the photos below!

What a surprise we had. Thanks to social media Brinly-Hardy saw the picture of our finished plow. Not only did they build this plow back in the 30's but they helped to give it it's new life. 

 Installation & Dedication, October 1980

Ready to Begin stripping it down

Getting ready for re-install

Back home!                                                                      Cutting the ribbon; Mayor Hardin, Commissioners Eaton, McMahon                                                                                             and Moss, Sylvia & Shaun from Dark Angel Foundry and the Pompano                                                                                         Beach Historical Society Board

Pete & Tom unveiling the plow

Please donate to help us pay for all the work to make this plow a lasting work of art depicting Pompano's agricultural history.

We need $174 more.

Thank you Artimus Freeman

Thank you Tom McMahon Sr.

Thank you Brinly-Hardy Plow Company

Thank you Patricia Rowley Bedells

Thank you Thomas R. McMahon 

Thank you Carol Ann Mott

Thank you Carol Ann in memory of Glen Courson

Thank you Rob Whitsett

Thank you Celeste & Tom Jones

Thank you Anonymous

Thank you Anonymous

Thank you Anonymous

Thank you Anonymous

Thank you Jim Post