LadyRemington J.
5/29/2016
Although I haven't yet been here, my husband went there on his own. He thoroughly enjoyed it during a blustery afternoon. He said he'd go again, so we'll go together next time and I'll update my...
Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum
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1816 10th St
Two Rivers, WI 54241
The Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum, based in Two Rivers, WI, houses an impressive collection of 1.5 million pieces of wood type. Visitors can explore the world's largest array of type, engage in workshops, and participate in events at the museum. From touring the type-making equipment to printing from the museum's extensive collection, guests can immerse themselves in the art of typography and the rich history of American printing.
Guests have the opportunity to purchase prints or newly cut type pieces from the museum's store, making it a memorable experience for typography enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The museum also features a gallery showcasing current exhibits, providing insights into the evolution of printing techniques and designs. Whether you are a seasoned printer or a curious visitor, Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum offers a unique and educational experience for all.
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5.07 reviews
Jack G.
2/29/2016
The place is huge inside! Extensive exhibits. Definitely worth a visit especially since it only costs $5. The museum store probably has THE most unique Two Rivers souvenirs you are likely to...
Mary B.
10/10/2011
I went here this past weekend with my fella and two best friends. We have been talking about it all summer long and as we would do have put it off until now. The museum offers a tour on the...
Hank T.
11/4/2012
I'm a huge fan of functional art. I'm an even bigger fan of words and the simple beauty of letters themselves. This place is an absolute gem. Upon walking into this museum, you'll be swept away...
Martha C.
5/28/2008
This museum is amazing. And it is free! Donations accepted of course. The Hamilton Wood Type Museum is officially part of the Two Rivers Historical Society, but it deserves its own entry as it is...
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