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The Verdin Company™ is a world-renowned, six generation family manufacturer, pioneer, and innovator of cast bronze bells, electronic carillons, clocks, and towers.
Verdin products enrich communities, churches, parks, golf courses, college campuses, and city streetscapes around the world.
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A Hershey’s KISSES Bell for Hershey Park – Chocolate Town
A bronze bell made in the iconic shape of HERSHEY’s KISSES? Yes! The Verdin Company designed, cast and installed this beauty for Hershey’s Chocolatetown, an all new region at Hersheypark, where fun meets chocolate. Where else than Hershey, PA. We are honored to do such work and we are are proud to share these photos! […]
Village of Pinehurst, NC Releases Limited Edition Ornament Featuring a Verdin Installation
This holiday season the Village of Pinehurst, NC issued a limited edition ornament which features their 2002 installed Verdin™ #postclock enhancing the Village Green. The Verdin Company™ thanks the Village of Pinehurst for the honor of being a part of the unique identity of your historic village.
Verdin Restores Landmark in the City of Waterloo, Ontario
After 15 years of silence, The Verdin Company proudly renovated the 18 bronze bell chime known as the Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest Timeteller in the City of Waterloo and the City of Kitchener in Ontario. Now, thousands of songs will ring out from the chime that also has a newly built bandshell decorated with motifs and scenes from […]
Spirit of Minnesota Tribute Bell
The Verdin Company to cast The Spirit of Minnesota Tribute Bell 255-pound bronze bell will honor past, present and future veterans The Verdin Company will stoke its furnace to 2,200 degrees on Nov. 27 to cast a 255-pound bronze bell as part of a special tribute to veterans. The Verdin Company is casting The Spirit […]
Are the bells in your tower safe?
Many churches, towns, and colleges have made big investments in bells. While bells will last for decades, the bolts, hardware, clappers, as well as the supporting structure and tower itself, are subject to weather, temperature extremes, and normal wear and tear. When was the last time you inspected your bells for safety? Verdin’s “Are the […]