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The value of a free press

Founded to preserve the tangible history of truth, the museum showcases the mechanical heartbeat of Minnesota’s newsrooms. Our collection of over 100-year-old Linotype and Miehle presses offers a visceral journey through the artisanal craft of letterpress, where every ink-stained page is a testament to the enduring power of the free press.

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A free press inspires communities

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In the community

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Show us your First Amendment poster

Witness the mechanical precision of the 19th century, where molten lead was cast into intricate type blocks for the first time.

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Where's your bookmark been lately?

Step into the heart of the printing process, where the tactile weight of ink and the mechanical rhythm of the press define the medium.

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First Amendment on a Stick

Experience the immense power of the Miehle and Kluge presses, the engines that once transformed news into mass-circulated paper.

KEEP THE PRESSES MOVING

Your donation preserves 100 years of Minnesota history.

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