Old Window Workshop is a network of trained women who pursue business ownership opportunity by working with historic wood windows. OWW supports economic empowerment for women struggling against poverty.
We closed our workshop location in Springfield after a year of challenges caused by the ongoing effects of Covid 19 on our families and community.
We closed our workshop location in Springfield after a year of challenges caused by the ongoing effects of Covid 19 on our families and community.
Ongoing restoration of factory windows, MRM, Inc. in Holyoke, Massachusetts
OWW restores and repairs wood window sashes for property owners and developers.
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restoration contractors
Cummington Historic Society restoration. Contractor, Quigley Builders
At our workshop we accept sashes from restoration contractors.
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historical municipal buildingsWe work with City Hall facilities staff, historical commissions and architects on projects throughout Western Massachusetts.
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Public officials & revitalization planners
Develop Springfield’s Innovation Center, Bridge St. created 2 full-time jobs for women Window Restoration Trainees.
Public officials who are revitalizing their city use OWW for local job creation, to reduce landfill use, and recycle every tax dollar back to the community in wages.
Saving Windows, Saving Money: Evaluating the Energy Performance of Window Retrofit and Replacement
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