We’re the only printer in North America dedicated
solely to magazine publishers.

We enable our publishers to survive and thrive.

Lane Press, located in South Burlington, VT, is the finest magazine printer in North America. Publishers nationwide rely on Lane Press for our ability to produce the highest quality publications, to automate magazine production, and to facilitate timely, cost-effective distribution. More than 350 publishers, including college and university alumni, association, city and regional, and special interest, trust Lane Press to deliver the best possible publication every issue, every time.

Lane Press is a pioneer in the area of sustainability and has led the magazine printing industry in establishing sustainable ‘green’ manufacturing practices since the 1960s.

Lane Press’ product quality is unsurpassed. Our work with color correction and reproduction-process control and our strict binding processes have helped produce numerous awards for our company and our customers. CASE, IRMA, CRMA, Custom Publishing Council, Folio:, Gold Ink, Web Offset Association, Printing Industries of America, and Sappi Printers of the Year have all recognized Lane Press-printed publications for awards of excellence.

If you have questions about Lane Press or about our open positions, please contact us at jobs@lanepress.com.

  • 1904

    It all began in 1904 when Frank Lane started the company as a small letterpress operation on Main Street in Burlington, Vermont.

  • 1924

    In 1924, his son Ben Lane took over the company and its 12 employees. Known as a “job shop,” Lane Press printed invoices, pamphlets, posters, and other items for area businesses.

  • 1950s

    In the late 1950s, Oscar Drumheller bought the business from Ben Lane and added magazines to the product mix. He quickly focused on magazine print production and this specialization drove the growth of the company.

  • Today

    Today, Lane Press operates from its modern printing facility in South Burlington. The business runs successfully under the leadership of Oscar Drumheller’s son, Philip, who has served as the company’s president for over 25 years.

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