The Electric City has been a craze for “The Office” in the past, hosting conventions and featuring a store based on the show in the Steamtown Mall. There’s a British version of The Office and we’re going to make an American version of The Office,’” Fink said.Īfter that, the rest is pretty much history because the show took off putting Scranton, and PA Paper and Supply, on the map.
“I said, ‘Who is this really?’ And they said, ‘No really. How did a small city like Scranton become the hot spot for such a popular show? It started in 2004 when Douglas Fink received a phone call from NBC telling him a show about a paper company was in the works. That’s because PA Paper and Supply is the company after which the hit television show “The Office” was marked. The building has been such a success that it’s become a very popular tourist attraction. The company has been in the same 10,000 square foot building on Vine Street since the 1970s. We think long term relationships are the best way to deliver value to our customers because we know them better than they know themselves, we’ve been serving them so long.” “You tend to look at everything in a long term perspective which I think has served us well. “When you’re in business for that period of time and with the family legacy, it gives you a different perspective on things,” Fink said. In 1947, Jerry Fink, Douglas’ father, took over as president and owner, and added janitorial supplies to the surplus. Starting way back in 1922 by Jacob Fink, Douglas’ grandfather, the store operated as a mom and pop grocery store. The family-owned company is now in its third generation of ownership with president Douglas Fink now at the helm. SCRANTON - For more than 90 years, 94 to be precise, Pennsylvania Paper and Supply has been a staple in downtown Scranton. , of ads? Subscribers enjoy a distraction-free reading experience. Storage of the start time of each session.Īllow Google Maps to be embedded on this site Used by Google Tag Manager in order to control the loading of the Google Analytics Script Tag. Recognition of visitors for Google AdSense. Īssignment of interactions to each session. Recognition of visitors for Google Analytics. Used by Facebook to display a number of advertising products, such as real-time bids from third-party advertisers.
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