Building Exhibits on What Visitors Already Know / July 8, 2015 by Guest User

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Supporting Green Building through LEED Compliant Exhibits

about 3 years ago

D&P Overcomes COVID Challenges to Open Four New Exhibits in 2020

about 4 years ago

D&P completed four new exhibits in 2020. Our clients’ exhibits showcase a diversity of content including history, culture, military history, natural history, and science. In a difficult year, our clients demonstrated resiliency and a commitment to educating the public. We were proud to stand with them.

National Museum of the United States Army Opens Veteran’s Day

about 4 years ago

The National Army Museum opened Veterans’ Day, capping more than a decade of collaboration with D&P.

D&P’s Employees Give 28 Thanksgiving Baskets

about 4 years ago

D&P’s employees donated 28 Thanksgiving dinners to local families. Our Company has supported the Lorton Community Action Center for ten years.

Memorial Day and Military Museums

about 4 years ago

Memorial Day honors the sacrifices of men and women who died while serving in the United States military. Military museums and exhibits memorialize veterans’ sacrifices every day. Importantly, they provide context so that the public may better understand and appreciate military service.

Jackie Robinson Day April 15 – Courage on Display at National Museum of African American History and Culture

about 4 years ago

D&P was honored to fabricate and install NMAAHC’s exhibits. Interpreting history through sports at museums and historic sites connects visitors with exciting story lines through a relatable topic. Exhibits explore themes like character, adversity, tradition, and victory--values that relate to the human condition–to connect broad audiences to national sports history.