GEN: museum of newspaper?

[Deborah Bailey <dbailey@AEROINC.NET>]

I hope someone can  help. One of my teachers will be visiting in the
Washington D.C./Virginia area over spring break and would like to visit a
museum dedicated to the history of newspapers or journalism and asked if I
knew anything about such a place.  I do remember reading something about it
not too long ago and have searched on the internet under everything I can
imagine ... but no luck.  Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Deborah Bailey
Media Specialist
West Middle School
1900 N. Rockton Ave.
Rockford, Il 61103
dbailey@aeroinc.net

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