Projects

Friends of Raymond partnered with Pannier to order a new set of Gel Coat Laminate Panels and additional Double Pedestals for their existing display at Raymond Battlefield Military Park.

Earlier this summer, Walnut Middle School partnered with Pannier to create a memorial sign dedicated to their late Coach Larry Dillon. The school's football stadium is named after the influential coach and the sign is proudly displayed at the entrance in his honor.

On May 11th, 2024, the grand opening for the USS Albany Memorial Park took place in Rensselaer, New York. The purpose of this ceremony was to commemorate those who served on the USS Albany CA-123 over the years and to highlight the ship's rich history.

In 2019, Pannier was awarded the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park design/build project for wayside exhibits. It was an honor to be selected by the National Park Service to manage the task of revitalizing the park's interpretive signage.

This beautiful project with a variety of historical signs got its start all the way back in 2022, when Grosse Ile Historical Society (GIHS) reached out to Pannier with their concept. Two years later the signs are fully installed for the community to enjoy just in time for warmer weather.

Recently, Friends of The Buford's Massacre Battlefield partnered with Pannier Graphics to create historical signage for a once-forgotten Revolutionary War Battle that took place in Waxhaws, a region between North & South Carolina.

Earlier this year, The Boone County Public Library partnered with Pannier Graphics to create historical signage for The Dinsmore Homestead located in Burlington, Kentucky.

Earlier this year, an interpretive signage project designed by Symmetry and Luckett Communications, and produced by Pannier, won multiple design awards through the International Design Awards (IDA).

The Fairfield County Heritage Association has been actively preserving local buildings and county history since 1968. Lancaster, Ohio, is located in Fairfield County. Lancaster is a predominately white community, and many residents were unaware of the contributions and stories of the community's black pioneers.