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The Grass Valley Daily Union building at the Southwest corner of Main & Mill Streets, Grass Valley, California. Charles Mitchell, Proprietor.(Prior to 1893)
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The original offices for The Union at the southwest corner of Mill and Main Streets, as it is today.
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The Union building at 151 Mill Street, Grass Valley, as it looks today.
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Present: The Union building at the corner of Sutton Way and Olympia Park Road, Grass Valley.
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The Union has made some physical changes over the years. Originally located at the corner of Mill and Main streets in Grass Valley, the facility was moved in 1906 to 151 Mill Street.
That building accommodated a then-modern, but noisy, duplex press. In addition to printing The Union, the Mill Street location provided job printing facilities of all kinds.
The newspaper's last move was in 1978 from the downtown Grass Valley address to its current facilities in the Glenbrook Basin on Sutton Way.
The printing press was also updated to a nine-unit, offset installation which features high-speed printing and precision color and black-and-white printing.
The paper's photo, news and advertising staff now compose the entire printed edition electronically.
The Union also continues to provide job work for other local newspapers and publications in its PressWorks division
The paper's photo, news and advertising staff now compose the entire printed edition electronically.
The Union also continues to provide job work for other local newspapers and publications in its PressWorks division
