Promotes research into the history of printing and of the book. Contains membership information, an application form , and a summary of the organization.

Working printing museum located in Queenston, Ontario, Canada. Based around William Lyon Mackenzie and the local newspaper industry. Contains links to history of the museum, events, exhibits, and photos.

User-submitted stories and photographs from the era of hot metal. Also offers Downloads and a discussion forum.

The home of a large collection of historical printing equipment, this non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving the history of the graphic arts, printing equipment and printing craftsmanship. North Andover, Massachusetts.

Established to promote and encourage the study and knowledge of the world of print.

Institute promotes study of history of books and printing. Includes course schedules. Currently located at the University of Virginia.

Oral history project creating a recording and visual archive. Sample photographs of Scottish companies and interview transcripts.

One of the specialist public reference libraries of the Corporation of London. Features world famous collections covering printing and related topics such as papermaking.

A century old tradition ends at the New York Times. A history of the New York Times' 43rd st. press. Takes a look behind "the brass door" to view the changes in newspaper printing over the history of the plant.

The story of Sun Printers and Sun Engraving in Watford, England, from 1898 to 2004. Includes a list of people engaged with the company throughout its history and a photo gallery.