Pasta Maker Collection

Driers for the dough out of the pasta factory Michele Manzo of Torre Annunziata Torre Annunziata Torre Annunziata. Date of Photograph:1890

A few pasta dryers, including children, have hung long strings of spaghetti on dryers in a street in Naples Naples. Date of Photograph:1890-1900 ca

Rows of maccheroni dryers in front of a factory in Torre Annunziata. The scene is enlivened by the employees of the pasta factory: some are posing, in the foreground, near the dryers

Workers with wooden structures for the laying out and transport of pasta, on a street in Torre Annunziata, a town near Naples. Torre Annunziata. Date of Photograph:1880 - 1890 ca

Canteen of the Buitoni factory whith the workers Perugia. Date of Photograph:08/1929

View of the section of the Buitoni factory where pasta is made. Date of Photograph:02/1930

Rows of maccheroni dryers in front of a factory in Torre Annunziata. The scene is enlivened by the employees of
3572372 Rows of maccheroni dryers in front of a factory in Torre Annunziata. The scene is enlivened by the employees of the pasta factory: some are posing, in the foreground, near the dryers

Person feeding sheet of pasta into pasta machine

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Discover the authentic Italian pasta-making tradition in Torre Annunziata, where the aroma of freshly-made pasta fills the air. Michele Manzo's pasta factory is a bustling hub of activity, with workers expertly crafting dough using driers from the pasta factory. Long strings of spaghetti hang from drying racks in the streets of Naples, while maccheroni dryers line the factories' facades. Wooden structures for pasta laying and transport fill the streets, and the factory canteen hums with the sounds of workers' laughter. In the heart of the action, a craftsman feeds a sheet of dough into a pasta machine, continuing the centuries-old tradition of creating Italy's beloved culinary staple.