Description1."In 1855, the Enquirer advertised the establishment of a book-bindery, "next, door to the the Post Office", where" blank books, day-books, journals and all kinds of county records will be bound in the best style at Detroit prices"  "Andrew J. Dygert was the workman, and the first book-binder to ply his trade in this city."   Baxter, Albert, History or the City of Grand Rapids,1891,  chapter, XXX. 2. 1860, November bought by John C. Wenham and moved to: Nevius Block (now Gunn Block) Monroe Street. ibid. (author makes no note of a name change) 3. 1863 Sold to Henry M. Hinsdill, Bookbinding and Bookselling. ibid