On July 4, 1894, Elwood Haynes drove his “Pioneer” automobile down Pumpkinvine Pike for nearly six miles at a speed approaching six or seven miles per hour. This was one of the first cars in the United States to achieve such a feat. His aptly named automobile, “Pioneer”, was a true description of the tireless inventor, who developed the unique metal alloys that led to the foundation of Haynes International. Our commitment to alloy excellence and our tradition of innovation was inspired by Mr. Haynes.
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