Could Printing Be a Family Tradition for the Gutowski’s on Bridge Street?
Printing Technology, Our Shop, culture, Printing Tips Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon Printing Technology, Our Shop, culture, Printing Tips Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon

Could Printing Be a Family Tradition for the Gutowski’s on Bridge Street?

Sidebar: The Craftsmen Club was a group of printers in the area that would get together. I have great memories of attending the Craftsmen Club as a kid. The extent of my knowledge when I was young was limited to they would go to a park and cook steaks. Now I understand the club was a way for printers to connect, make relationships, and share industry knowledge.

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Cool Bridge Street History
culture, Community Involment, Education Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon culture, Community Involment, Education Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon

Cool Bridge Street History

404 Bridge N.W. The Oroiquis Building. Built in 1893, this structure has housed meat markets, grocery stores, a bakery, and a shoe store. The upper floors have been used as a rooming house and as a hotel. Swift Printing Company, owned by Walter & Amy Gutowski, Jr., has occupied the retail space on the ground floor of the building since 1954. (The Paper, July 6-12, 2000, p. 5.)

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