North Andover, MA News

• North Andover, MA News
• Of all the peculiar tabletop presses in our collection I think the Lowe cone pre...
• The Museum's online store is now live! At the moment we only have tee shirts ava...
• a Dremel and a dream...
• Hey, New Englanders! A thing is happening!
• The vexation of digital typography
• Exhibition space is now available for the Museum of Printing's 9th Annual Printi...
• Amazing amazing!
• Mr. John Barrett is among those featured in the latest Boxcar Press Roundtable!
• Getting Personal with Wine
• Interesting letterpress exhibit happening across the pond
• Thrift store Picasso!
• Our executive director's VW Westfalia self-immolated yesterday mere yards away f...
• Very interesting process!
• Last Saturday the museum held a group tour for the Massachusetts Center for Inte...
• Run for the Rosés
• Wow, it's almost time for the Printing Arts Fair already! If you're interested i...
• 9th Annual Printing Arts Fair
• More gee whizzery! This gadget converts visual data into prolix in case you need...
• whoa.
• Awesome Flickr set via Starshaped Press
• Some people have all the luck. The only hidden prints I ever discover are the fi...
• April in Paris
• Linotype: The Film hosts a homecoming. Congrats to Doug, Brandon, and Jesse!
• We had a great time at the Type Sale yesterday, reconnecting with old friends an...
• This dish looks a lot more appealing than my edible edition of Waffle Chaucer.
• 12-line rustic, full caps and punctuation. Probably the last update on the wood...
• Some amazing stuff here!
• This event looks like a lot of fun!
• Reality Check: China Style!
• Good article about the letterpress revival
• Announcing two new items in our gift shop: tee shirts featuring reproductions of...
• Speaking of wood type, did I mention that we sell orphaned sorts by the pound at...
• Local Eventicus!
• Colonial printer extraordinaire Gary Gregory of The Printing Office of Edes & Gi...
• Dali does lollies? Who knew?
• We're excited that Andy Volpe ( has agreed...
• BFF: science & typography
• Our Gordon New Style press is just one of several presses that will be in operat...
• Over the next couple of weeks I'll be uploading previews of some of the wood typ...
• Spring Dining – in “Chinese Style”
• The Museum has two new events scheduled for March: The 2012 Open House (3/25) an...
• MOP 2012 Open House
• MOP Type Sale
• via NEDERLANDS STEENDRUKMUSEUM Valkenswaard
• North Andover Historical Society February Vacation Workshop
• In 1937 Harry Latz of New York, NY received a patent for “Improvements in and re...
• North Andover Historical Society Winter Shutdown
• The entire alphabet on a single 6-point matrix
• This letterpress exhibition looks like fun!
• The nice folks at The Seybold Report have contributed a calendar to support the...
• "(F)ully operational and functions as intended." Holy moley.
• Bigger is Better: Large Format Wines
• Try this!
• What's Coming up at the North Andover Historical Society
• 450th anniversary of the death of Claude Garamond. Great photos of contemporaneo...
• NORTH AMERICAN RECIPROCAL MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP Members from one NARM institution...
• The Witches of Andover and Beyond at North Andover Historical Society
• OCTOBER15th MUSEUMOFPRINTING TYPE SALE The second and last Type Sale of the yea...
• Essex Heritage 'Smolak Farms Tour'
• The Glory of Chinese Printing is now on exhibit at the Museum. Over 20 large dis...
• Season Finale Of First Period Saturdays at The Parson Barnard House
• Back to School for North Andover - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Museum of Printing, N. Andover, MA acquires Charles Francis Library From the 1880s to the 1930s, the Charles Francis Press was one of the largest American printers. Mr Francis was the major tenant in the Printing Crafts Building, 461 8th Ave in New York
• We had a wonderful time at the Printing Arts Fair today, and we hope you did, too! Good times and beautiful weather, and we'll post some pictures soon. Thanks for coming, it was great to meet you!
• Pathways To the Past Tour: Machine Shop Village - Men Money and Machines
• The entries for our type case competition amazing. Looking forward to seeing more!
• Vigorous action at today's Type Sale! Type cabinets a hot item today, for some reason. Thanks to all for your support!
• Angel Flight Northeast Celebrates 15 Year Anniversary
• June 2011 Programs at the North Andover Historical Society
• A Tidal Wave of Rum
• Type Sale on June 11
• Visit the 8th Annual Printing Arts Fair on Sunday, June 19 -- bring Dad -- it's Father's Day
• The North Andover Historical Society Presents an Unique Program of Summer Fun . . . Adventures in Time
• The director and crew of "Linotype: The Film" visited the Museum this week to shoot footage for their upcoming feature-length documentary. It's a great project. An epic tale that must be told. Help support the film at linotypefilm.com and
• Book Signing - Edgewood: An Old Farm in the New Millennium
• The Museum is planning its workshop and lecture program for next season. We aim to please! We value your suggestions and would love to hear from you. What graphic arts subject interests you most? Is there a certain piece of equipment or technique you wou
• A much-needed replacement of the floor tile in our meeting room. Our deepest gratitude to all the volunteers that helped make it happen!
• Decorated Type Drawer Competition Paint it! Paper it! Even, bespangle it! Insert decorative objects-de-art or objects-de-print. Let your creativity shine. Come to the Museum of Printing any Saturday and pick up an antique type case. Pay $10 entry fee an
• Mike Bixler of Bixler Press & Letterfoundry (Michael & Winifred Bixler of Skaneatles, NY) produced a beautiful 15 inch by 24 inch 2-color broadside featuring rare Monotype typefaces surrounded by an exquisite border. They have donated a small qua
• Winter Hours at the North Andover Historical Society
• DESE District Review
• Angel Flight NE Plays Pivotal Role in National Pilot Program for Kidney Exchange
• The Museum of Printing hosts tours, lectures, and workshops for students of all ages. One recent group was the most fun. On the North Shore of Massachusetts there is an organization of parents who home school their children. They visit cultural or other
• Beautiful Letterpress Holiday Cards Volunteers at the Museum of Printing have combined wood and metal type, woodcut engravings, and other seasonal cuts to produce a line of letterpress holiday cards. They come with matching envelopes. The inside of the
• December Programs and Hours at the North Andover Historical Society
• Rita Maus, Class of 2000 and Keith Foisy, Class of 2001
• Share your fun Halloween pictures of your family, pets and yourself! Post them to the wall or send your picture to news@merrimack.edu and we will post it for you! Don't forget to tag yourself!
• President Hopey with Merrimack's biggest fan. Any guesses?
• Merrimack Sophomore Stephen Ramunno was interviewed by Fox 25 News this morning about his recent donation of stem cells to a boy with leukemia. Here are the photos from the interview!
• Way to go Rookie! Kara Hole ’14 of the Merrimack College Athletics women's tennis team was named the Northeast-10 Rookie of the Week. Kara claimed her first collegiate victory at the No. 1 singles slot in the Warriors' 7-2 win over Ass
• Check out this great news! Merrimack made Princeton Review's "Best in the Northeast" in their just-released 2011 Best Colleges. Go Merrimack!
• Tomorrow, August 28th, is the Feast of St. Augustine. Celebrate with the Merrimack community TODAY at 10:30 a.m. in the Chapel of Our Mother of Good Counsel in Austin Hall.
• did you know RA's are back on campus?! Check out pictures of their training on the Merrimack College Residence Life page!
• Our international student crew had a great time exploring Boston today!
• Welcome to Merrimack, Class of 2014!
• Congratulations to Dan Butin, Dean of Education, on his most recent book, Service-Learning in Theory and Practice: The Future of Community Engagement in Higher Education, being named to the list of books for the 2010 Critics Choice Book Award of the Amer
• 63 years ago, on September 22, 1947, Father McQuade presided over Merrimack College’s opening ceremonies. Take a look at this diary entry, the only personal document of Fr. McQuade's that survives, recounting his arrival on January 9, 1947:
• Do you know a high school junior or senior interested in applying to Merrimack? Have them register for one of our open houses and tours this Sunday, 9/26, and meet "who’s who" on campus including students, academic deans, alums and admin
• Gary Gregory (http://thebostongazette.org/) came by this afternoon with two antique presses for the Museum's upcoming 18th-century print shop installation. The first was a genuine French intaglio press that Gary had shipped from Europe. It was once
• Hey! If you own a Pearl press the MOP would love to know more about it! Post a snapshot and a little info about your Pearl (or any human-powered platen jobber) to our Facebook wall. Participants will be entered to win a MOP/Pearl press t-shirt in a rando
• End Grain is a newish blog about wood type, authored by Bethany Heck. Bethany collects odd sorts of large wood type, completes alphabets, and blogs about related matters. A delightful read: http://end-grain.net/
• At the Museum helping John B. with the wood type for the MOP Type Sale tomorrow. There's a lot of really good stuff here!
• Gary Gregory (http://thebostongazette.org/) came by this afternoon with two antique presses for the Museum's upcoming 18th-century print shop installation. The first was a genuine French intaglio press that Gary had shipped from Europe. It was once
• Hey! If you own a Pearl press the MOP would love to know more about it! Post a snapshot and a little info about your Pearl (or any human-powered platen jobber) to our Facebook wall. Participants will be entered to win a MOP/Pearl press t-shirt in a rando
• End Grain is a newish blog about wood type, authored by Bethany Heck. Bethany collects odd sorts of large wood type, completes alphabets, and blogs about related matters. A delightful read: http://end-grain.net/
• At the Museum helping John B. with the wood type for the MOP Type Sale tomorrow. There's a lot of really good stuff here!
• Annual October Witch Trial Lecture
• Prints from the Anna Hogan Collection
• Gary Gregory (http://thebostongazette.org/) came by this afternoon with two antique presses for the
• Images of the MOP collections
• Hey! If you own a Pearl press the MOP would love to know more about it! Post a snapshot and a littl
• End Grain is a newish blog about wood type, authored by Bethany Heck. Bethany collects odd sorts of
• At the Museum helping John B. with the wood type for the MOP Type Sale tomorrow. There's a lot
• Angel Flight NE Named 2010 Family Advocate of the Year
• Building Respectful Community Newsletter - June, 2010
• Building Respectful Community (BRC) Parent Survey
• Scheduled systems outage
• Last Day of School 2009-2010
• Speaker Series - "Bullying, Cyberbullying, and Youth Depression"
• BRC Spring Newsletter
• Merrimack Valley Philharmonic At Rogers Center
• Superintendent's Update
• 97 NAHS Students Receive Adams Scholarship
• FY11 School Budget
• 2009–2010 Schedule for MCAS & MEPA
• NAHS Students in All-State Music Festival
• Safety First
• Local Hero and Long-Time NAHS Wrestling Coach Dies
• Kittredge Modular Update
• Flutist Julie Scolnik is MVPO's Guest for Reinecke Concerto
• Patrick-Murray Administration Announces Award Of Largest-Ever State Contract For ...
• Genealogy for Beginners
• December News from North Andover Historical Society - December 10, 2009
• Calling All Johnson High School Attendees/Graduates
• Trails And Sails Walking Tour Of The Machine Shop Of Machine Shop Village
• Parson Barnard House To Open For Tours
• What To Watch For In The Coming Weeks Here At The North Andover Historical Society
• North Andover Historical Society Receives Greater Lawrence Summer Fund Grant
• 17th Century Saturdays Kicks Off
• North Andover Historical Society awarded capacity building grant from Essex County Community Fund
• Merrimack Valley Philharmonic, ‘All-American Concert’ at Rogers Center
• Adventures in Time Summer Enrichment Program Registration Now Open!
• Annual Holiday Open House
• Neighborhood Make a Difference
• Free training on ZOLL AED Pro and AED Plus
• North Andover Historical Society Receives Conservation Bookshelf
• Event: Behind the Scenes: History for Children
• Adventures in Time, a Summer Enrichment Program
• College and Town Partner to Survey Resident Opinions
• New England String Ensemble Announces 2007-2008 Season
• New England String Ensemble Announces 2007-2008 Season
• Santagati Appointed Chairman At Lawrence General Hospital
• Putnam Honors Accept the Challenge Program
• Merrimack Community Gives Generously

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