Dayton, TN – Historical Timeline Display and Signage for Bryan College

Bryan College in Dayton, TN has seen many changes within the campus since it first open its doors in 1930. The college was first named William Jennings Bryan University, then William Jennings Bryan College in 1958, and then shorten to Bryan College in 1958.

With the school year soon approaching and the doors of the college reopening post-pandemic, the administrators of Bryan College decided the Welcome Center needed some enhancements. Ms. Corrine Livesay, the wife of the current Bryan College’s President Dr. Stephen D. Livesay and the author of the biography William Jennings Bryan: A Difference Maker, stated that they were looking to engage returning peers and students with a welcoming presence and great first impression for new faces.

Take at how we helped them fabricate and install their custom historical timeline display and signage for their William Jennings Bryan (WJB) Memorial in our article: Bryan College Enhances Experiential Branding with New Custom Signage.

“Attentive to our needs and details and responded quickly to questions since this was my first-time experience doing a project such as this,” stated Ms. Corinne Livesay about her experience with our owner Murray. (She is the wife of the current Bryan College’s President, Dr. Stephen D. Livesay, and the author of the biography William Jennings Bryan: A Difference Maker .)

The display panels were created by using non-glare acrylic and assembled using 4 to 6 satin finish edge-grip aluminum standoffs.

The heading of each information board included white acrylic lettering that highlights six titles: Beginnings, Politics, Education, Religion, Culture, and Remembered.

It is great to see organizations like Bryan College taking time to plan and create a refreshing environment for everyone returning back to everyday life.

Could your company use a company history display or timeline wall to highlight your brand and work environment? If the answer is yes, call us today at (615) 595-6564.