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Wool Goods, Machinery, and More: Take a Made in America Oregon Factory Tour
See how a variety of manufacturing machinery works or watch as the wool is dyed and finished for some of your favorite American made clothing, outerwear, blankets, and more on these Oregon factory tours.
The Not So Big List of Oregon Factory Tours, Museums, and More
GK Machine, Inc. | Donald, OR
GGK Machine hosts tours of the state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for middle schoolers, high schoolers, and trade school students on National MFG Day each year.
Pendleton | Pendleton, OR
Watch as the wool is dyed and finished on a free guided tour of the Pendleton Woolen Mill factory in Pendleton, Oregon, or Washougal, Washington. Tours are offered Monday through Friday
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Michelle K. Barto is the founder and lead writer of MadeInTheUSAMatters.com, a site dedicated to helping consumers discover and support products made in the USA. With over 25 years of professional blogging and content creation experience, Michelle combines deep research with firsthand product use to bring readers honest, practical, and engaging reviews alongside easy-to-browse brand and product directories.
Raised with a respect for American craftsmanship, Michelle personally uses and tests many of the products featured on the site — from cookware she uses in her own kitchen to outdoor gear she takes camping with her family. Her mission is simple: make it easier for people to choose quality, American-made goods that support jobs, communities, and manufacturing here at home.
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