The Lanarkshire town of Coatbridge was previously heavily industrialised and is now using this heritage to create a tourist destination in and around this part of Scotland. Iron foundries formed the largest part if the economy in the nineteenth and early twentieth century and Gartsherrie Ironworks in Coatbridge was the largest one in Scotland. Visitors can now see many remnants of this manufacturing past and often these attractions use booklet printers in Coatbridge to develop their unique pamphlets which visitors can purchase as souvenirs. Here at Minuteman Press we have plenty of experience of printing Booklets and leaflets.
Coatbridge Museum houses a huge collection of data and artifacts relating to the town. Information on land and property, residents and family history is available in many formats including legal documents, private letters and historic newspaper articles. Visitors can view this paperwork and learn more about this Burgh town; booklet printers in Coatbridge are often commissioned by museums to develop bespoke paperwork.
The Scottish Museum of Industrial Heritage at Summerlee showcases many aspects of the heritage of the area. Parts of the old blast furnace, the original tramlines and a miners cottage all form part of the museum and visitors can experience the life and times of the industrial workers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Booklet printers in Coatbridge can produce high quality printed items for these attractions in a collaborative and timely manner. If you would like to discuss your own business printing needs then please call us here at Minuteman Press for further information.Get a Free Quote for Booklets
