Wisconsin Maritime Museum
$25–$50A Manitowoc museum on Great Lakes and Wisconsin maritime history, home to the WWII submarine USS Cobia.

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A Two Rivers, Wisconsin museum devoted to preserving and printing with wood type for letterpress work.
1816 10th Street, Two Rivers, Wisconsin 54241 · Two Rivers, WI
The museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, is dedicated to keeping wood type and letterpress printing alive. Its collection holds well over a million wood type pieces spread across more than a thousand styles, along with presses and vintage prints. Visitors can watch type-making equipment at work, print on the museum's collection, see changing gallery exhibits, and browse a shop selling prints and newly cut type. The museum also runs workshops, classes, and events, and it welcomes group visits by arrangement. It occupies a factory building that once belonged to the Hamilton Manufacturing Company.
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