The power and popularity of printing processes, old and new, was recently made clear when the Pentrith Museum of Printing welcomed a record tour crowd of 52 guests from the Narellan Probus Club. 52 may sound like a high number but it is the capacity of the Museum.
Guests from the Narellan Probus Club were on a 'Mystery Tour'
The Museum was 'thrilled to share that the Narellan Probus Club Mystery Tour' which has set a new record for the best-attended tour at the Pentith Museum.
Arriving in style, 52 guests walked through the doors, filling the venue to capacity. The group’s enthusiasm was contagious, so much 
The Museum has many working presses, including this reconstructed Common Press, similar to Gutenberg's originalso that it was necessary to split into two groups to ensure everyone could fully enjoy the experience. Over two hours, they delved into the treasures of history the Museum holds, with curiosity and engagement, making the day extra special.
The feedback? Overwhelmingly positive! Many shared how impressed they were with the rich history on display. The lively Q&A sessions and active participation brought energy to the event, leaving smiles all around.
The Museum extends a huge thank you to its hardworking tour guides, who not only kept up with the pace but truly enjoyed every moment of the day.
Why not organise your own staff/group tour of the Pentith Museum of Print?
