January 2, 2013

Last Hamilton Hurrah

On December 29th, 2012 the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum hosted an open house with printing, type cutting demonstrations, and a celebration of the legacy of the Hamilton Manufacturing Company. Thank you to everyone who could join us for our last open day in the museum's original location. We have a lot of work ahead of us with packing... Read More »

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December 18, 2012

Hamilton & Mama's Sauce: Love Letters

To help raise money and awareness for the museum the printers over at Mama's Sauce have dreamed up a fundraiser that unites lovely letters and great designers. They're releasing a set of 7 letterpress printed alphabet coasters inspired by the legacy and craft of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum. Love Letters is made with French Paper, includes A,... Read More »

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November 29, 2012

Hamilton Fundraisers around the Country

Friends of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum have banded together to help us in our time of need. Currently there will be two fundraisers on December 15th, 2012 one in Chicago and the other in Brooklyn. A great time to come together, get some great holiday gifts, and support the museum. Information is below, but if you would... Read More »

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November 13, 2012

Hamilton Wood Type must move, urgently needs funding

From our press release that was posted today:Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum will no longer reside in the building that bears its name. The property owners recently informed the museum that the 1619 Jefferson St. building in Two Rivers, Wisconsin will close and must be vacated, perhaps as early as February 2013. Hamilton Wood Type is urgently seeking donations... Read More »

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October 10, 2012

Reprieve!

Last December brought more than winter. Just before Christmas, Thermo Fisher announced more layoffs in Two Rivers along with news that the plant’s operations were moving south to Texas and Mexico. Thermo Fisher is the owner of the complex that the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum resides in. A meeting with then General Manager of the plant was not... Read More »

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