Handcrafted TRADITION


Hagan family crafts furniture for generations Joanne Bratton, For Living Well | Photos by Kevin Pieper


68, who works in the shop with his son, Larry Hagan. “If they are, someone else will see it and it will keep going.” ❚ The family takes such pride in the quality of their craftsmanship they guarantee their work for life, as long as the piece has been maintained. ❚ The father-son team is carrying on a tradition that began with Walter’s father, Lloyd Hagan, who built his first rocking chair when he was 17. As a boy, Walter was by his father’s side learning the trade, and now is passing on carpentry skills to his son and grandson.


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ou won’t find the chairs the Hagan family makes anywhere else. ❚ Each piece of their solid-wood furniture, built in their shop in Dolph, is made by hand and built to last. ❚ “When that chair leaves here, I want that person to be satisfied,” says Walter Hagan,


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