Tague Lumber has announced its official recognition by Guinness World Records for an extraordinary feat achieved with the support and participation of its valued customers and community members.
The event, held April 25 in Plumstead Township, just outside Doylestown, saw an unprecedented level of excitement from across the Bucks County region. With the collaborative efforts of participants, volunteers, stewards, vendors, employees, and supporters, Tague Lumber successfully shattered the previous Guinness World Records record for the most people simultaneously knocking on wood.
Surpassing all expectations, the event saw an impressive turnout of 552 participants, surpassing the previous record of 295. This remarkable achievement solidifies Tague Lumber’s position as an “Officially Amazing” Guinness World Records record holder.
“We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible support and enthusiasm shown by our community. Breaking a Guinness World Records is a testament to the dedication and hard work of everyone involved. We are immensely proud of what we have accomplished together,” said Vince Tague, president.
The event not only marked a historic milestone but also served as a celebration of camaraderie and fun shared among participants.
Tague Lumber extends its sincerest thanks to everyone who played a part in making this achievement possible. As the company looks toward the future, it anticipates celebrating many more milestones alongside its dedicated community of customers and friends.
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