Ludlow Printing & Copy Center

Specialties

Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelopes

Invitations & Tickets

Banners & Posters

Stamps & Name Plates

Graphic Design Services

Anything you need printed, we can help!

No Appointment Necessary!

History

Established in 1984.

Ludlow Printing was ‘born’ in 1984 by owners, Dick and Barbara Kelleher. Launched in a tiny storefront on East Street in Ludlow, they’ve expanded several times, to their current location … their own building, at 44 Sewall Street in Ludlow.

Over the years, printing technology has grown in leaps and bounds, and Ludlow Printing has stayed current, with the latest digital equipment, to insure their customers get the sharpest, brightest, fastest, highest-​quality printing product available.

With in-​house offset presses, a digital color press, and full-​time graphic design team, they really do keep business local! Their experienced, knowledgeable staff works directly with customers to ensure complete satisfaction.

Thousands of local small businesses, organizations, Churches, civic departments and professionals depend on Ludlow Printing to deliver, year after year on time and under budget.

Meet the Business Owner

Dick and Barbara K.

Business Owner

Dick and Barbara Kelleher have worked together for 30 years, growing Ludlow Printing, as their family of 7 grew alongside their business. All five of their children worked, for a time, at the printshop.

Four of their five children now live in Florida, with their eight grandchildren — giving them a great place to visit, as often as possible! (One daughter still lives in Mass. — residing in Boston.)

Currently living in Belchertown, they have also called Springfield, Three Rivers, Wilbraham, Ludlow, and Palmer their home, over their 42 years of marriage.

Dick and Barb enjoy bicycling, gardening, visiting with friends and relatives, and especially the time they spend with the grandkids. Dick has been an E.M.T. on Palmer Ambulance for over 25 years, and is a C.P.R. instructor. Barbara is a volunteer organist at the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home (on Sundays), and is an avid bicycle rider — pedaling (12 miles) between home and work, whenever possible.