The iconic place for show "the office" interestingly this place is not maintained and plagued with addicts where there is supposed to be an outpatient treatment. You can park anywhere, if you're lucky there you can park by the road. read more

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It is so refreshing to see a local company that's still doing so well. I remember when they first started, seems like years ago...nobody expected a small British firm to take off in the Electric City, but lo and behold, it did. In the beginning, they gave back to the community every bit they could. The 5K to end rabies was a huge success, although I believe I saw the nurse stripping at my friend's bachelor party a few weeks later? And I'm still peeved that Toby wouldn't allow that boys scout troupe to casino night. There was this one salesman, I believe his name was Lloyd? What a guy. He'd only call near the end of the year, but when he did, oh the stories he told...Battlestar Gallactica, his friend's startup in Philly, his relationship with Bob Vance, how he was going to retire and take up woodworking...I guess he must have retired early, because he was one heck of a salesman! And their quabity ashuintz guy, Creed. I'm so glad they kept him around after the duck on mouse waterprint incident. Dude sold me my first fake ID and my first PC. Even cooler that they were able to sell all those reams of duck on mouse paper to those furries! And I for one could and would use paper with the "F-word" watermarked on it! Keep on providing limitless paper for a paperless world. But please do consider bringing back the gift baskets (Where are the turtles?!)...And the brownies just haven't been the same since Angela started using beet sugar. Do see Dunder Miflin Scranton. I can't force you to go down, but I can entice you. That's what she said. read more

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I work here. I am the manager. Greatest place ever. Everyone loves me. I'm Michael Scott

My sales rep here was Mr. Halpert and he was so witty and easy to work with. Except for one time when it came time to renew my contract and each time I called he wouldn't answer. I called customer relations and the girl talked my ear off so I hung up! So I made up a new contract with Staples but a worker from there called me and convinced me to come back to the company. However not long after that the paper they sent me had a disturbing water mark! I was able to speak to the boss to describe the details and she said "that's what she said" but later he made up for that! Since then the company has been so great to work with even though Dwight (my sales rep) can get a little vocal and speak German at me. However I still highly recommend this place! They definitely people person paper people read more

As crazy office fans, we of course had to check out penn. paper company. On one side of the building it has penn paper and the opening scene from the office. The other side has Dunder Mifflin. If you go in, there's a small mural/ contribution to the office and they also have (free) posters which was a nice surprise! read more

This is the building in the opening scene from The Office. Dunder Mifflin, Inc lives on!!

I LOVE THIS PLACE. They have the best paper, the BEST. It's amazing how they can be so personable with such a small client based compared to, say Staples. They have amazing customer service and are the "people person's paper people". read more