After seeing other reports from this place, it was top of the list for a holiday to Wales 
Gwasg Gee closed over 10 years ago, but it's still in fantastic shape, and it's a lovely little time capsule of printing technology over the years. The Gee family were very active in printing for over 200 years, especially in trying to keep Welsh language printing alive, and there was evidence of this all over. The heart is, of course, this room:
Other rooms also had interesting machines, including this giant Agfa camera:
The building itself is also beautiful - lots of old stone and wood:
That's it, really
Gwasg Gee closed over 10 years ago, but it's still in fantastic shape, and it's a lovely little time capsule of printing technology over the years. The Gee family were very active in printing for over 200 years, especially in trying to keep Welsh language printing alive, and there was evidence of this all over. The heart is, of course, this room:
Other rooms also had interesting machines, including this giant Agfa camera:
The building itself is also beautiful - lots of old stone and wood:
That's it, really
