Dexter Free Press printing press in Dexter

Dexter Free Press, a Chandler & Price 8 x 12 letter press, treadle operated. The newspaper closed about 1945. Circa 1915-1930. Dexter, NY.

Where: Dexter
When: 1920-1930
Work: Media, Publications and Communications, Technical Trades
Institution: Dexter Historical Society
Tags: machinery, printing

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