The Handmade Paper Workshop ~ Ohrid, Macedonia
The tradition of making a paper in Macedonia begins from the second half
of 16th century in the monastery of "St. Naum". It was used for
internal needs in limited quantity.
The National Workshop for Handmade Paper "St. Kliment Ohridsky", Ohrid continues this tradition. It has started with work from Oct.23, 2002.
The workshop is placed in the magnificent part of the old city, next to the National Museum - Robev family house.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Monday, June 30, 2014
Muzeum Papiernictwa ~ Duszniki-Zdrój, Poland
Muzeum Papiernictwa ~ Duszniki-Zdrój
This is the only museum in Poland that celebrates the history of papermaking. Particularly noteworthy is the building which houses the museum - an old paper milldating back nearly 400 years.
Housed
in a 17th-century paper mill, it is a unique monument to technology.
The museum lies on the banks of the River Bystrzyca Dusznicka, on the
southern outskirts of the town by the main road towards the border with
the Czech Republic. The first mention of the paper mill in Duszniki
Zdroj and the paper maker AmbrosiusTepper date back to the second half
of the 16th century. The surviving mill buildings form a complex of
adjacent architectural structures. The most important structure is the
main building of the mill built in 1605 which was used for both housing
and production. In the 17th century the paper mill was the most valuable
in Silesia. It had the monopoly on the supply of paper to offices in
Wroclaw. The production of paper was halted in 1937. Two years later the
last owner of the paper mill donated it to the city as a museum of
technology. The Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki Zdroj is the only
professionally run museum in Poland, dedicated to the broad subject of
papermaking. It accumulates, develops and displays collections on the
history of papermaking, printing and the history of Duszniki Zdroj
(Lower Silesian Voivodeship)This is the only museum in Poland that celebrates the history of papermaking. Particularly noteworthy is the building which houses the museum - an old paper milldating back nearly 400 years.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Le Moulin de la Rouzique ~ Couze et Saint Front, France

One of the oldest, if not the first paper mill built in France. Famous for the PH neutral waters of the Couze which power the mill.
Monday, March 17, 2014
DIPA ~ Miskolc, Hungary
DIPA ~ Hegyalja út 203/1 ~ Miskolc, Hungary 3505
Diósgyõr Papermill is the only company in Hungary that is involved in producing security papers. These unique and exclusive products have been the symbols of quality paper production in Hungary for more than two hundred years...
We would like to invite our visitors to the Paper Industry Museum, which was established in 1982 from the historical artifacts of our company.
Diósgyõr Papermill is the only company in Hungary that is involved in producing security papers. These unique and exclusive products have been the symbols of quality paper production in Hungary for more than two hundred years...
We would like to invite our visitors to the Paper Industry Museum, which was established in 1982 from the historical artifacts of our company.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
How Do They Spend It?

The Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking will present a special exhibit: How Do They Spend It? Kids and Paper Money Around the World from April 23 through September 2.
The Museum presents a children's exhibition featuring currency around the world. Curated and designed by Georgia Tech students enrolled in the History, Technology, and Society Museum Seminar, this exhibition will highlight paper money in 10 different cultures and its hidden beauty.
The opening reception will be at the Museum on Wednesday evening, April 23, from 5 pm to 7 pm. Parking is ample, free, and secure.
The Robert C. Williams Paper Museum is located at:
Institute of Paper Science and Technology
Georgia Tech
500 10th Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30332-0620
For more information, please contact Museum Director Cindy Bowden at (404) 894-7840.
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