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The International Printing Museum

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Interactive Museum on Printing History

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The Printing Museum in Carson has one of the largest working collections of antique printing machines in the world. Visitors can experience the history of the printed word and letterpress through working tours, demonstrations, theatre presentations and special events throughout the year such as the Dickens Holiday Celebration in December, Independence Day Celebration and the Annual Los Angeles Printers Fair in October, and Boy Scout Merit Badge Programs throughout the year.



"The International Printing Museum, located in Southern California, is a dynamic museum devoted to bringing the history of books, printing, and the book arts to life for diverse audiences. The staff and volunteers make it their mission to take one of the world’s most significant collections of antique printing machinery and interpret it for today’s audiences through working demonstrations and theater presentations. Highlights include a replica Gutenberg Printing Press, a working linotype casting machine, one of the earliest American made printing presses, and the oldest Heidelberg printing press in America. The Annual Los Angeles Printers Fair October is the largest letterpress gathering on the West Coast."
Address: 315 W. Torrance Blvd., Carson (Californie) 90745
Phone: (310) 515-7166
Email: gro.muesumtnirp@liam
Parking: Lot, Street
State: CA
City: Carson
Street Number: 315 W. Torrance Blvd.
Zip Code: 90745-1130
categories: visual arts, history museum



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Reviews
Building may not seem like any ordinary museum and appearance can be deceiving, but it is like a buried treasure. Pleasant surprise! We did not have much expectations but had such a wonderful, guided tour experience. Very knowledgeable guide will present the tour with sense of humor and be educated and appreciated about history of printing. Highly recommended with kids over ten.
I had a wonderful time at International Printing Museum! The tour offered me a lot of knowledge about printing, which was impressive. Also, it was sweet that we were given some adorable gifts during the tour. The tour guide was so humored that we couldn't move our eye from the whole talking. It was a relaxed and interesting experience. It is valuable that there is a museum keeps all those remarkable machines invented in the old period far from us. Thank you!
A hidden gem like they say. The guided tour with Peter will delight you and your kids. All machines work. And you can see them in action. You will learn more than you expect.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNot surePrice for adult entry$11–15
A real unique and interactive experience lead by thoughtful and knowledgeable staff. The guided tour has you watching type made before your eyes! They also offer many unique and custom souvenirs available.
My sister-in-law invited me to go to an event at the museum on Sunday. I had heard of the printing museum, but never went. I was in awe of the place. Seeing how they printed newspapers, flyers, etc on machines from the late 1800s and 1900 was so exciting to me. Loved it. We got the chance to roll out the papers too. They also showed how they made letters out of hot material and they painstakingly set up each letter for an article. The neatest part is that they made our names or business name using this hot substance into a stamp, for free. The entrance fee was $10.00 and you just donated any amount at the various demonstrations. It was great. I think it's an annual event.
I recently had the opportunity to visit the International Printing Museum and was absolutely blown away by the experience. As someone who has a deep appreciation for the art and science of printing, I found the museum to be a true treasure trove of knowledge and history. The exhibits were extremely well-curated and offered a fascinating look at the evolution of printing technology over the centuries. The museum staff were also incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, and were more than happy to answer any questions I had. I left the museum feeling truly inspired and grateful for the opportunity to learn more about this important field. If you have even a passing interest in printing, I cannot recommend the International Printing Museum enough. It is an absolute must-see for anyone in the South Bay area. te 99 Cents Review Write a positive review for the 99 Cents Only Store. I absolutely love the 99 Cents Only Store! I am always amazed at the variety of products they have available at such low prices. The store is always clean and well-organized, which makes it easy to find exactly what I'm looking for. I've found everything from household essentials to unique gifts at this store, and I've never been disappointed with the quality of the products. The staff is also always friendly and helpful, which adds to the overall positive shopping experience. I highly recommend the 99 Cents Only Store to anyone looking for great deals on a wide range of products. Write a positive review for the Think Prime Steakhouse I had the pleasure of dining at Think Prime Steakhouse and was blown away by the level of service and quality of the food. From the moment we walked in the door, we were greeted with warm smiles and made to feel welcome. Our server was knowledgeable and attentive, and the menu had a great selection of mouth-watering steaks, seafood, and other dishes. The steak I ordered was cooked to perfection and was incredibly flavorful. The sides and desserts were also top-notch, making for a truly memorable dining experience. I would highly recommend Think Prime Steakhouse to anyone looking for an upscale dining experience that delivers on both food and service. Write an exceptionally positive review for the International Printing Museum I recently had the opportunity to visit the International Printing Museum and was absolutely blown away by the experience. As someone who has a deep appreciation for the art and science of printing, I found the museum to be a true treasure trove of knowledge and history. The exhibits were extremely well-curated and offered a fascinating look at the evolution of printing technology over the centuries. The museum staff were also incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, and were more than happy to answer any questions I had. I left the museum feeling truly inspired and grateful for the opportunity to learn more about this important field. If you have even a passing interest in printing, I cannot recommend the International Printing Museum enough. It is an absolute must-see for anyone in the Los Angeles area. Can you add positive commentary about the interactive printing press exhibits Absolutely! One of the highlights of my visit to the International Printing Museum was the opportunity to see the interactive printing press exhibits in action. These exhibits were truly a marvel to behold, and it was fascinating to watch the printing process up close and learn about the various techniques and technologies involved. The museum staff were also on hand to provide demonstrations and answer questions, which added to the overall educational value of the experience. I found the interactive exhibits to be a particularly engaging and fun way to learn about the printing process, and I would definitely recommend checking them out if you have the chance. Overall, the interactive printing press exhibits at the International Printing Museum are a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the world of printing and gain a deeper appreciation for the art and science of this important field.
Such a wonderful, beautifully curated and thoughtful museum with great activities and a fantastic tour that are all engaging for both adults and kids. Went with a big group of friends and family as a birthday outing and had a great time and the museum staff were so welcoming. Hoping to come back for one of their many cool workshops.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYesPrice for adult entry$6–10
This museum is such a great experience! The tour was super interesting and informative. It's so cool to see how all the old machines worked! The 50s print shop has such a great smell, like machine oil and ink, too. I'd love to go back!
This place is very interesting. You can see many old printing technologies. We attended on Boy Scout day, where scouts can earn merit badges. The demonstrations included seeing a working Linotype machine they let you keep the cast line of text, a proofing press, and making a silkscreened T-shirt.
Great Museum, great peace of history. Amazing how much of old printers are still working. They give demos on old printing techniquesVisited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entry$11–15
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