Boys’ Magazine Print Shop

Boys Magazine print shop

Recently, the Boys’ Magazine print shop at 304 Fulton Street was recognized for its historical significance to Smethport.

Smethport Mayor Ross Porter Jim Herzog Maxine and Menford Tenglund

Ross Porter (left) and Jim Herzog (center) presided over the ceremony, which was attended by the building’s current owners, Maxine and Menford Tenglund (right) of Port Allegany.

Boys Magazine print shop Historic Plaque ceremony

The building, constructed in 1912, gained official landmark status on March 8, 2008 with a Historic Registry plaque. Left to right are: Rob Daggett, Jim Herzog, Mary Pierotti, Maxine Tenglund and Menford Tenglund.

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