Pannier is proud to showcase two signage projects that were recently featured on news outlets.
Walker-Grant High School Class of 1950
Pannier fabricated a Double-Sided Upright exhibit base and two Fiberglass Embedded panels for City of Fredericksburg, Virginia. See the historic unveiling and learn more about the story of the Walker-Grant High School class of 1950 in the video below and in this NBC4 news article.
Seneca Village: The historic settlement that disappeared
Pannier manufactured twenty-two Gel Coat Laminate panels in addition to Frameless Upright exhibit bases and Frameless Single Pedestal exhibit bases for Central Park Conservancy. Learn more about the unique history of Manhattan’s Seneca Village in the CBS News video below.
For more information on Pannier’s outdoor interpretive signs, panels, exhibit bases, and frames, browse our website or fill out a contact form. We look forward to an opportunity to help you with your next signage project.
