Uptown Press began serving the Baltimore / Washington business community with quality printing services nearly 60 years ago. Founder Louis Prahl, Sr. started the company in the basement of his East 36th Street home with a small Heidelberg letterpress. Through the 50s, 60s and 70s, Mr. Prahl grew the business -- and outgrew the basement and a subsequent storefront location -- before retiring in 1979, turning the reigns of the company over to son, Louis Prahl, Jr., and Louis Jr.'s childhood friend, Jack Weber.

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Banners, Posters & Exhibits

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Personal, responsive service (real people answer our phones and expediently address your questions or concerns). A specifically assigned customer service representative (with over 20 years experience) who manages your project from start to finish. The pleasure of working with a company dedicated to providing outstanding outcomes by helping you get what you want. Call 410-889-8686 now for more information, to get a quote, to place an order, or email us at jack@uptownpress.com for prompt service.

Political Campaigns

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Signage, direct mail printing and fulfillment, along with other print materials and promotional items that impact voters, but don't significantly impact your budget!. Data mapping for strategically identifying and calculating the best locations to acquire the votes you need to win. Access to individual voting records and archival information via smart phone or tablet when canvassing neighborhoods in your area.

Email Blasts

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Using Uptown's Email Blasts Services allows you to save money from your marketing budget and, accomplish more in less time. You will be able to contact customers for next to nothing! Imagine contacting thousands of prospects at a time if desired. You can even choose to be notified when people join your mailing list allowing you to follow-up immediately.

Social Media

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Social media is the most current method that successful marketers are utilizing as a means of getting their message out to their target markets. Facebook and Twitter are two of the social media platforms most commonly used for marketing. Facebook offers a means of creating a fan page for a company or product, while Twitter makes use of 140-character posts that users follow.

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