We’ve been in business for over 100 years. Citizen Printing House Originally called the Enterprise Printing Shop and located in the basement of the current K of C building, the business moved to its present location at 99 West Main and became the home of the Allegany Citizen Newspaper on and off from 1896 - 1976. From 1905 to 1921, the newspaper office was relocated to 1 E Main Street (Burton Hotel). But, when business boomed, the original building at 99 West Main was purchased, enlarged and renovated for the growing enterprise. The Mutsclechner family (father Joe, sons Joseph and Allie) ran the business until Allie’s retirement, when J. Mark Moyer, a grandson of the founder, purchased the business. When the newspaper issued its final copy in 1976, the name of the business was changed to Citizen Printing House. Dennis Burton purchased the building in 1989 for his Engineering/Consulting firm, and decided to keep the print shop operating. Numerous renovations were made, and most of the original equipment was replaced with more modern technology. Today the print shop is owned by Lynda Burton Dunn. With employees Edgar Monroe, printer and Paul Zielinski, technician, the team works together to make you feel at ease. They continue to offer quality custom printing to both businesses and individuals, as the company has for over 100 years.   © Citizen Printing