The Revolutionary Work of Women Printers
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Saturday, June 20, 2026 from 1—2 pm
Location: Morse Auditorium
Free with preregistration.
Register Here: https://www.pem.org/events/the-revolutionary-work-of-women-printers?date=2026-06-20&time=01:00
The Revolutionary Work of Women Printers is supported by the Lowell Institute.
Women have always been actively engaged in printing. They continue to disseminate challenging texts, educate the next generation, create beautiful work and run printing businesses. Join artist and master printer Mindy Belloff, historian of early America and digital scholar Jessica C. Linker for a discussion of their own work, the role of women printers in the American Colonies and the Declaration of Independence. Director of PEM’s Phillips Library Dan Lipcan will moderate the discussion.
Location: Morse Auditorium
Free with preregistration.
Register Here: https://www.pem.org/events/the-revolutionary-work-of-women-printers?date=2026-06-20&time=01:00
The Revolutionary Work of Women Printers is supported by the Lowell Institute.
Women have always been actively engaged in printing. They continue to disseminate challenging texts, educate the next generation, create beautiful work and run printing businesses. Join artist and master printer Mindy Belloff, historian of early America and digital scholar Jessica C. Linker for a discussion of their own work, the role of women printers in the American Colonies and the Declaration of Independence. Director of PEM’s Phillips Library Dan Lipcan will moderate the discussion.
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Where is it happening?
161 Essex St, Salem, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01970
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Host or PublisherPeabody Essex Museum
