There are many paths to finding God; typography is one of the better ones.
Roderick Stinehour, from the Introduction by John Kristensen
Printing as a Way of Life, Rocky Stinehour & The Stinehour Press
by Elton Wayland Hall
The First Five Employees of The Stinehour Press
The first five employees of The Stinehour Press
Freeman Keith, Rocky Stinehour, Elizabeth Stinehour, Harwoood Wentzell, Laurence Stinehour
Business Card, 1950
Rocky Stinehour at the Press, by Laurence Stinehour, 1950
Annual Shareholders Meeting, 1975
From left: Laurence Stinehour, Rocky Stinehour, Stephen Stinehour, Edward Latham,
Professor Ray Nash, Freeman Keith, Tuck Hugo, Harold Hugo
Photograph by Robert J. Hennessey
Stinehour Press Ephemera
Books are both our luxuries and our daily bread — Henry Stevens
Making Books, by Robert H. Ross, with photographs by B. A. King
Eight pages with letterpress cover; 11 7/16 x 8 3/8; handsewn. Printed by the Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermont. Reprinted from the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, April, 1980.
Preparation of Copy for The Stinehour Press and The Meriden Gravure Company
Press sheet of two-color letterpress printed bookplate for the J Paul Getty Trust.
Design and lettering by Christopher Stinehour.
Announcement cards for lectures given on or at the Stinehour Press
Hæc olim meminisse juvabit
In time to come you will enjoy recalling these things
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