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# The Field Historical Printing Museum

ThePrintingMuseum.com in Hominy, Oklahoma!

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- [Hello world!](https://theprintingmuseum.com/2022/01/05/hello-world/) - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!

## Pages

- [The Field Historical Printing Museum!](https://theprintingmuseum.com/) - The Field Historical Printing Museum was established in 1993 by Morris Field, who collected and preserved historical printing equipment and local historical material. Morris hoped to honor his brother, Louis Field, and their family contributions to Hominy & printing in general. Louis, worked at The Hominy News as a teenager. At age 23: he was
- [About Us](https://theprintingmuseum.com/about-us-2/) - The Field Historical Printing Museum is located at 109 W. Main St in Hominy, Oklahoma 74035. We are currently OPEN every Saturday from May through September - 10am to 2pm! Also open on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Oct 11th - 9 am to 3 pm! Come see us! or drop us a line at: info@theprintingmuseum.com Dates
- [Cecil Lulland Tully Field](https://theprintingmuseum.com/cecil-lulland-tully-field/) - Cecil Lulland Tully Field was born to Lon L. and Myrtle Sophia Tully on October 15, 1907 in Oklahoma City, (Oklahoma Territory) - which became the State of Oklahoma on November 16, 1907. Cecil was the first of Myrtle’s ten children. Cecil’s father, Lon, passed away in 1908. Myrtle married Thomas McKee in February of
- [Virginia Field Alexander](https://theprintingmuseum.com/virginia-field-alexander/) - Virginia Field Alexander was born on August 29, 1915 in Great Falls, Montana. She grew up in Lewistown, Montana. She was Myrtle Field’s third child of ten and the oldest daughter. After high school she attended college studying to be a teacher. But her adopted father, Harry Field, died and her mother decided to take
- [Sammy William Field](https://theprintingmuseum.com/sammy-william-field/) - Born in Lewistown, Montana, in 1929, Sammy was the youngest child of Myrtle and Harry Field. His dad passed when he was 6 and Sammy moved to Hominy with the family in 1935. He was a football star for the Hominy Bucks. He was a senior at Hominy High School, where he was class President.
- [Bennie Field](https://theprintingmuseum.com/bennie-field/) - Bennie Field was born on December 9, 1919, in Lewistown, Montana. Bennie was very smart and graduated from high school early. According to him, it’s because the teachers were tired of his antics. Nobody knows for certain. It would not surprise his family if that was the truth. Bennie was adamant about spelling words correctly
- [Museum Support](https://theprintingmuseum.com/museum-support/) - Join the journey of preserving printing history at The Field Historical Printing Museum! As a cherished, free-to-visit institution, we thrive on the generosity of individuals and organizations. Your contributions are tax-deductible as we are a non-profit 501(c)(3) Oklahoma corporation and play a critical role in maintaining our unique collection and educational initiatives. How You Can
- [Joseph Harvey Johnson](https://theprintingmuseum.com/joseph-harvey-johnson/) - Our story begins in 1853, when Joseph Harvey Johnson was born to Lewis Johnson and Elizabeth Van Horn in Penn Township, Jay County, Indiana. While we only know of a few things about Joseph, we know enough to begin the story of this Museum. Joseph left Indiana and some point in time in the 1800's
- [Henry Thomas Johnson](https://theprintingmuseum.com/henry-thomas-johnson/) - Henry was born to Dr. Joseph Harvey Johnson and Annie Teresa Williams in 1888. He was born in Centralia, Oklahoma and was one of five children consisting of three girls and two boys. One sister, Myrtle, became Myrtle Field, the matriarch of this Museum. The family had moved to Indian Territory in 1896 to a
- [Morris Field](https://theprintingmuseum.com/morris-field/) - Morris Field was born December 4, 1921 in Lewistown, Montana to Harry Field and Myrtle S. Johnson. Morris spent most of his life in Hominy, Oklahoma and served his country with enlistments in the National Guard, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Coast Guard. He was a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV),
- [Growth](https://theprintingmuseum.com/future-growth/) - What's Next ?. We were successful in obtaining an Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant from the Oklahoma Historical Society. This completed ournext phase of the museum expansion. The above photo illustrates a one of a dozen exhibits called "Dynamic Floating Islands of History". Each “island” will focuses on one aspect of the Hominy Community history. Topics
- [Ford Model 'A'](https://theprintingmuseum.com/1928-ford-model-a/) - Tooling Along . . . This is a 1928 Ford Model 'A'. Henry Ford built over 4 million of these cars between 1927 and 1931. How did this one end up in Hominy? To understand this car’s history and its place in the museum, we turn to Morris’s older brother Victor. Visit the museum learn
- [Linotype](https://theprintingmuseum.com/linotype/) - The Museum is representative of the processes used to create weekly newspapers from the 1800's thru as late as the 1980's. Shown here is a Model 31 Linotype invented by Ottmar Mergenthaler in the 1800's. This machine consists of over 36,000 pieces working together in order to efficiently create a “ line of type “in
- [Grand Opening May 20th 2023](https://theprintingmuseum.com/grand-opening-may-20th-2023/) - We had our Grand Opening May 20th, 2023! So great seeing all of you!
- [Features](https://theprintingmuseum.com/in-the-beginning/)
- [The Field Family](https://theprintingmuseum.com/the-field-family/)
- [Victor Field](https://theprintingmuseum.com/victor-field/)
- [In the Beginning](https://theprintingmuseum.com/in-the-beginning-2/)

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