This museum features examples of some of the finest printing equipment ever made. In 1856, John M. Jones arrived in Palmyra and changed the face of the printing industry. For 63 years, Jones’ company produced printing presses and cutters for export around the world via the Erie Canal. Displays include Jones’ equipment marketed under the names Peerless, Ben Franklin, Global, Star, Jobber, and Lightning. There is also an extensive display of printing type.