White House Chronicle Visits the Museum of Printing

Haverhill, MA (July 5, 2021) – Nationally syndicated columnist Llewellyn King, the executive producer and host of the weekly PBS news and public affairs program White House Chronicle, visited the Museum of Printing recently and interviewed Museum of Printing President Frank Romano about printing technology and the history of the newspaper. Also on hand was the producer and co-host, journalist Linda Gasparello.

The episode, entitled “American Newspaper Printing from Hot Type to Computers,” began airing on July 2, 2021 and will be seen on many PBS stations. It can also be viewed on demand at https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/569972704.

In addition to PBS stations, White House Chronicle airs worldwide on Voice of America Television and Radio in English and Chinese. White House Chronicle can also be heard on SiriusXM Radio’s P.O.T.U.S., Channel 124. Now in its 24th year on PBS, White House Chronicle’s eclectic mix of topics examines what is impacting the way we live and work now, and how that contributes to policy.

For more information on White House Chronicle, visit http://whchronicle.com.

About the Museum of Printing

The Museum of Printing is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the graphic arts, printing and typesetting technology, and printing craftsmanship. In addition to many special collections and small exhibits, the Museum contains hundreds of antique printing, typesetting, and bindery machines, as well as a library of books and printing-related documents.

The Museum is located at 15 Thornton Avenue in Haverhill, Massachusetts. You can find us on the web at https://museumofprinting.org and follow our social media activity on Facebook (The-Museum-of-Printing), Instagram (museumofprinting), and Twitter (@MOPrinting).

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