
We note here with great sadness the passing of Jim Tshudy on July 18, 2019, a great friend to the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley and especially to the print shop and those of us who continue the work there. To me personally he was an inspiration and mentor from when I was a teenager poking around the museum and he encouraged me to take on projects there. He’s been sorely missed already as his visits diminished and stopped in the past few years and it’s heartbreaking to know they’ve ended. We can do no more to celebrate Jim and his contributions more than to keep the presses rolling and raise a print and a pint in his honor from time to time. Thanks for everything “guy”.







Harry Stauffer printing on the Bronstrup for a story in the New York Times Travel Section.
Come see us on Saturday, September 15 at the Lancaster Printers Fair. The 300 block of Queen Street in Lancaster will be full of stands demonstrating and selling printed goods and equipment. Street fair is from 11 – 4. There are additional activities the night before. See the whole schedule