And as the town grew they grew and prospered. In 1933 they added a young apprentice, Francis Holliday, to their staff. He learned the printing trade well, learned the lessons of good business and good citizenship, became a partner, and as Mr. and Mrs. Land retired, assumed the presidency of Franklin Press, Incorporated. The small shop steadily expanded to a large printing plant excelling in every phase of the printing trade and in 1952 moved to its current location on Highland Road. Today, under the leadership of Francis Holliday's two sons, Jensen and Tommy, Franklin Press has continued to build a reputation for producing outstanding images on paper.
Every job gets the undivided attention it deserves.
The result is consistent, first-class craftsmanship from your business cards to your annual report. Over the years, Franklin Press has taken a path different from most printing firms. We have remained on the cutting edge of technology, investing millions of dollars in the finest equipment available. But it doesn't stop there. That's Franklin's service.