Museum of Printing
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Preserving the history of the graphic arts, printing equipment, and printing craftsmanship
Haverhill, MA
Joined October 2009
The Museum of Printing is at 15 Thornton Avenue in Haverhill, Massachusetts (north of Boston). We are open every Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. We also open by appointment. E-mail us at info@museumofprinting.org. For a calendar of events, see: https://t.co/vn7jjNNDfd
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In his latest @WhatTheyThink video, Museum of Printing President Frank Romano praises the new Printing United Alliance survey, “The 2025 Printing Industry Census.” @PRINTINGUnited
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Time is running out! This Saturday stop by the Museum of Printing’s gift shop at 15 Thornton Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts for an amazing selection of gifts for any print lover. We are open this and every Saturday from 10 to 4. (In-person shopping only.)
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The Museum of Printing gift shop (15 Thornton Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts) has a range of marvelous gift ideas! Come by and see this Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. (In-person shopping only)
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This Saturday, Dec. 20 at 11:30 & 2:00, Andy Volpe will give a presentation entitled “Printing Revolution.” The program is about an hour in length & is free with admission. Andy will talk about printing techniques & technologies in use at the time of the American Revolution.
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The Museum of Printing’s gift shop has some unique offerings for the special someone on your list. Stop by this Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm (15 Thornton Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts). (In-person shopping only)
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Need something special for that certain someone on your list? Check out our gift shop. We are open every Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm at 15 Thornton Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts. (In-person shopping only, no online giftshop yet.)
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Looking for some last-minute gifts for the holidays? Visit our gift shop this Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. We’re at 15 Thornton Avenue in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Sorry, we don’t have an online giftshop yet. Maybe next year!
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Staff members from Historic New England toured the Museum of Printing recently and got a hands-on demonstration of our Linotype from volunteer Chris Bradford.
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Sharing a couple of photos of the recently donated bronze bust of Ottmar #Mergenthaler, the inventor of the #Linotype. It became a staple in composing rooms at #newspapers, book & magazine printers worldwide. Special thanks to Joseph Banich for this amazing gift. #printingmuseum
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In his latest @WhatTheyThink video, Museum of Printing President Frank Romano reports on three books he is reading: Walter Isaacson’s “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written” Pip Williams’ “The Dictionary of Lost Words” Matthew Fox’s “The Eternal Dividend” https://t.co/PI802n0Krd
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Frank details his current reading list: a book analyzing the first sentence of the Declaration of Independence; a book about the women involved with the Oxford English Dictionary; and a book about...
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This Christmas season, the Museum of Printing celebrates the first American Christmas cards by Louis Prang, father of the American Christmas card. Created in 1873 & sold in the U.S. in 1874, they showcase a rich holiday & printing legacy. #TreasuresOfTheRomanoLibrary #Christmas
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On a recent Saturday, Museum of Printing volunteer Mike Doyle described the importance of personal computing to the evolution of the digital printing market to a group of Museum visitors.
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Book Arts Open Studio this Saturday (December 13)! Every second Saturday of the month from 10 to 4 bring your projects & get creative among friends. Drop-in as you wish. $10 studio fee provides you access to a variety of reference books & tools.
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In this video, Chris Bradford shares a new resource from Dave Seat of Hot Metal Services (DSHMS). It’s the Ludlow Matrix Identification Guide, a book that comes with a gauge to assist in identifying Ludlow fonts. For more see: https://t.co/LU4XLj1SHR.
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Shopping for the holidays? Our gift shop is open every Saturday from 10 to 4. Stop by at 15 Thornton Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts. (In-person shopping only, no online gift shop yet.)
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Andy Volpe joins Frank Romano for this video demo of the English Common Press, a replica of which now resides at the Museum of Printing in Haverhill, Massachusetts. They discuss the key role of printing in the American Revolution. https://t.co/YVpSv3y0OG
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This Saturday, Dec. 6, Mike Doyle will deliver a series of Interactive Talks starting at 10:30 am and covering nine topics highlighting different areas of the Museum. The tour wraps up with a chance to talk to Museum President Frank Romano in the Romano Library.
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Looking for some unique gifts for the holidays? Visit our gift shop any Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. We’re at 15 Thornton Avenue in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Sorry, we don’t have an online gift shop yet. Maybe next year!
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This Saturday, Dec. 6th from 10 to 3 , Mitchel Ahern is leading his popular Letterpress Printing on Fabric workshop! The workshop fee is $125 (plus Eventbrite fee). Space is limited, so secure your spot now. For more information and to register, go to https://t.co/3jAfDrDQ89.
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Newspapers published during the era of the American Revolution contributed to the perpetuation of slavery. Advertised 250 years ago today: “RAN away ... a Negro man ... very artful in his turn” (New-England Chronicle 11/30/1775)
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