November 1, 2025

A Message From Our Executive Director

Dear Friends of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum, The past few weeks have been both busy and rewarding as I’ve immersed myself in learning and understanding the internal operations of the Museum. I’d like to take a moment to share an update on our recent progress and the next steps as we continue to bring our strategic plan... Read More »

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October 29, 2025

Breeze Through Hamilton’s Type Collection in One Print

‘Faces of Hamilton’ is more than a poster; it’s a whirlwind tour through some of Hamilton’s wood type holdings. Recently printed, this poster showcases capital letters A through Z plus two punctuation marks in a 4-color print.  Feast your eyes on this thoughtful selection of typefaces demonstrating the depth and breadth of wood type in the museum’s collection. Right to... Read More »

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September 17, 2025

A Message from our Executive Director

Hi Everyone, My name is Beth Kowalski and I’m the new executive director of Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum. I want to thank the museum’s Board of Directors for their faith in me as I now bring my nearly 30 years of leadership experience in museums around the state to this wonderful facility in Two Rivers.  The Hamilton museum's... Read More »

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August 27, 2025

Executive Director Appointed

The Board of Directors of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of Beth Kowalski as our new Executive Director, effective September 16, 2025. “As Board President, I am honored to welcome Beth into this role,” said Tracy Honn, President of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum’s Board of Directors. “Our search was... Read More »

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July 25, 2025

Exhibit Deep Dive: Hand-Lettering as Creative Practice

“Hand-Lettering as Creative Practice”, an exhibit of work by Kathleen O’Connell, is on display at the museum from March 5–September 20, 2025.  About the work: “Hand lettering became a critical part of my creative practice. Each morning, for years, I sat at my kitchen table and drew in a sketchbook. Usually, this involved a cup of coffee, listening to the... Read More »

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