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).
Historical Signs Illustrate Tilghman Watermen's New Exhibits
This month Tilghman Watermen's Museum celebrated the installation of three new outdoor exhibits detailing aspects of the history of the local seafood trade. As a part of the exhibits, Tilghman had historical signs created by Pannier Graphics.
Historical Signs Provide Constant Access to Virginia's Past
Dating back to 1749, Fort Harrison, also known as The Daniel Harrison House, stands tall in the Shenandoah Valley. Passed down for centuries, this solidly-built limestone house is now owned by a non-profit organization called Fort Harrison, Inc.
Outdoor Museum Signage Ready For Maine's Harsh Winters
Maine Maritime Museum, located in Bath, Maine, recently completed a redevelopment project of the front entrance and other outdoor areas on the museum's 20-acre campus. Appropriately named "First Impressions," the project focused on enhancing the visitor experience the second a guest steps onto campus.
Plainsboro's Centennial Anniversary Celebrated with Fiberglass Embedded Graphics
In 2019, the Township of Plainsboro, New Jersey, celebrated 100 years of pride and progress. This momentous milestone involved a year-long series of events to engage the community through monthly activities, photo contests, historical timelines, testimonials, and more.
