AUDUBON — The 100-year-old printer in Meg Gleason’s farmhouse studio whooshes to life. This is “Patty,” and Patty works hard.
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Stationery business grows in farmhouse basement with 100-year-old press
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Meg Gleason runs Moglea, a stationery and design business based in her family’s Audubon County farm studio.
The newest edition to the Gleason family, a 1950s Heidelberg printer. Next spring, the Gleasons hope to move the growing business out of their home into a new studio on the property.
Meg’s letterpress stationery business, Moglea. Christmas cards, thank-you notes and journals —thousands of them — go out to national companies, such as Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters.
Meg and Chad Gleason with their children, Shepard and Ev
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