The Museum of Printing in Haverhill, Massachusetts is a renowned institution dedicated to preserving the rich history of the graphic arts, printing and typesetting technology, and printing craftsmanship. Founded in 1978, this non-profit organization has a mission to save and preserve printing equipment, as well as library materials associated with the graphic arts. Located at 15 Thornton Ave in Haverhill, Massachusetts, the Museum boasts an impressive collection of antique printing, typesetting, and bindery machines, as well as a library of books and printing-related documents.

Visitors can explore the Main Gallery, which showcases printing presses of all kinds, as well as two art galleries with rotating exhibits. The Museum takes visitors on a journey through the history of printing, starting from the foundry era, showcasing the transition from hand-setting individual sorts of foundry type to mechanized hot-metal typesetting. They also highlight the failed attempts of machines such as the Monophoto and Intertype Fotosetter to transition to phototypesetting, before moving on to the evolution of office communication and the advancements in printing technology.

Donations to the Museum are tax deductible, and the Museum also offers special tours and museum rental options for those interested in a more immersive experience. The Museum of Printing is a true treasure for enthusiasts and anyone interested in the rich history of printing and typesetting technology