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Pro Arte Libri is a non-profit, interdisciplinary, international society fostering the cultural...
(Note 1/05/09: We had been informed that this group is no longer in existence, but there appears to...
The Letterpress Guild of New England is a regional organization devoted to the preservation and...
[Ed. note: Les Boyer tells us that the Southwest Amateur Press Society is no longer...
NAPA was founded in 1876. It has a current membership of 160...
Founded in 1912, the Book Club of California is a non-profit association for book lovers and...
A group of printers that meet for lunch once a month in Syracruse...
Formed in 1982, the Printers’ Chappel of Santa Cruz meets about every six weeks. Activities...
An organization of letterpress printers which was started in the mid- 1970’s by Lewis Pryor...
The Virginia Amateur Printers Association usually meets twice per year—once in the spring and...
An association of letterpress printers who meet to discuss and share work in progress and various...
The Guild of Book Workers is the national non-profit organization for all the book arts, founded in...
Crow’s Shadow Institute is a non-profit art facility designed to bring technology...
We meet once a quarter on Saturday afternoon. Geographically we cover most of the lower half of...
The Columbia Gazette has a living history program with demonstrations for the public and classroom...
Home of the Ernest A. Lindner Collection, the museum’s exhibit includes an all-metal Stanhope...
A display of 32 historical buildings and exhibits that tell the story of Dayton and the Miami...
Located in the center of the restored area of Williamsburg, tradesmen work two reproduction...
