Our volunteer printers — many of whom worked these very trades — walk you through the museum with every machine running. You’ll hear the Linotype cast hot metal, watch the Heidelberg turn, and pull a print of your own.
Linotype, Ludlow and the 1936 Heidelberg Cylinder — running, not roped off.
Set type from the case just as Gutenberg did in the 1400s.
Pull a print on presses from the mid-1800s and take it home.
Told by the printers who lived it — from country newspapers to city presses.
To avoid disappointment, please book ahead by phone or email. We’ll confirm your date and tailor the tour to your group.
Workshop dates, open days and news from the print room — a few times a year, no more.
A not-for-profit incorporated association keeping the history, knowledge and skills of letterpress printing alive. Penrith Paceway, Mulgoa Rd & Ransley St, Penrith NSW 2750.