History of print
Witherbys rebrands and celebrates 275 years in business
A print business which started copying legal documents by hand in 1740 celebrated its 275th anniversary with a party at St Bride Foundation.
What did print do in the Great War?
It’s unlikely to have escaped many people’s attention that this year marks the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, and across the country many events are taking place to...
Stationers' Company to parade print’s history at The Lord Mayor's Show
The Stationers' Company has organised a float displaying the history of print, which will feature in The Lord Mayor's Show this Saturday (8 November).
SBF flags library closure during local redevelopment
St Bride Foundation (SBF) has decided to take steps to protect its collection during local redevelopment works by temporarily closing the library while work is in progress.
FE Burman launches Fleet Street and St Bride tours
London printer FE Burman has held the first of what it hopes will be many client tours of Fleet Street and the St Bride Foundation.
The St Bride Foundation: the curators of the past set for future glory
The St Bride Foundation was in danger of becoming a forgotten cache of print's gilded history, but a new initiative is set to revive its influence