The Colonial Printer Trailer

The Colonial Printer Trailer (1952)

01 December 1952 History, Factual 26 mins

While explaining the trade of printing, this docudrama relates the importance of the printer as a communicator of news, information, and learning that was central to the colonial capital community of Williamsburg.

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