Virtual Tour: The Printing Museum

The Printing Museum in Houston, Texas is joining with ArLiSNAP for an event! Take a virtual tour now to get ready.

Three illuminated manuscripts in the Precursors to Printing gallery

A working, historically accurate model of the Gutenberg press, next to a facsimile Gutenberg Bible (sorry kids, no flash photos of the real thing)

Printing presses influenced the spread of the Reformation

Printing in the early years of America

Hearst Newspaper Gallery: the Linotype printer here increased the speed of printing newspapers, by letting presses create full lines of type at once, before molding them into a full-page form.

Innovations in printing and copying technology, moving from presses, to an old-fashioned mimeograph and the Xerox copier machine

Joan Son's Paper Couture exhibition is retro fashion and origami all-in-one

Where I Come From: The Works and Influences of Charles Criner features Criner's work along with fellow artists Lenard Brown, and Russ Karbach with Dr. John T. Biggers

Join Ji You, Director of Education and Interpretation, on November 13th-15th online to discuss how a museum with thousands of items can organize its collection