National Print Museum of Ireland
Garrison Chapel, Beggar's Bush Barracks, Haddington Rd, Dublin, Ireland
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The National Print Museum of Ireland opened in 1996. It is quite popular among writers, historians, printers, students and ordinary people.
In the museum you can see and hear about the history of the development of printing, with the advent of which it became possible to transmit centuries-old human experience through a book - an excellent source of information around the world.
The museum staff collects and carefully preserves documents on the printing business and the development of this craft in Ireland. Numerous expositions exhibit ancient equipment and artifacts accumulated over the centuries-old history of printing.
In addition to expositions and exhibitions, the museum organizes excursions, seminars, lectures and press promotion.
The museum has both permanent and temporary exhibitions. When visiting the permanent exhibitions at the National Press Museum, visitors will be able to see books that are created exclusively by hand. There are also publications compiled on mechanical printing presses, which at one time faithfully served in the printing houses of the country.