NBC’s Hit Sitcom “Office” The red brick tower opens on Pennsylvania Paper & Supply CompanyA Scranton institution and family business celebrating its 100th anniversary on Friday, May 20, marks the opening of a new century of serving its customers and honoring its television heritage with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Company’s iconic red brick tower is the opening shot of The Office intro
There is a celebration in Scranton today. Pennsylvania Paper and Supply will be celebrating its 100th Anniversary. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held celebrating a new century of serving its customers. The red brick tower building at 215 Vine Street became famous worldwide when it was used in the opening for the TV show “The Office” as the home of the show’s fictional paper company “Dunder Mifflin”.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA CO, (WOLF) — Pennsylvania Paper & Supply celebrated its 100th anniversary.
The story began in 1922 with the business started selling paper bags to Scranton grocers.
The company expanded its product line to include janitorial and sanitation supplies.
It might look familiar because the company’s iconic red-brick tower is the opening shot of ‘The Office’ intro.
Who knew that there is a real paper company, Pennsylvania Paper & Supply, inside the iconic building seen at the opening of every episode of “The Office?”
Tom Goodman, CEO of Goodman Media International, certainly does.
His New York firm was brought in this month to tell the world that, indeed, there is a big paper company in Scranton, PA, and to help it celebrate its 100th anniversary.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A well-known Pennsylvania landmark is celebrating a major milestone Friday morning in Scranton.
“1922, my grandfather started a company to sell grocery bags to mom and pop grocery stores throughout the area and slowly started adding products until they built it up to a comprehensive, multi-dimensional company,” said Pennsylvania Paper and Supply President Doug Fink.
