Friends of Historic Kingston Modjeska Signs Exhibit

Friday, May 06 2022;    Saturday, May 07 2022;    Friday, May 13 2022;    Saturday, May 14 2022;    Friday, May 20 2022;    Saturday, May 21 2022;    Friday, May 27 2022;    Saturday, May 28 2022;    Friday, Jun 03 2022;    Saturday, Jun 04 2022;    Friday, Jun 10 2022;    Saturday, Jun 11 2022;    Friday, Jun 17 2022;    Saturday, Jun 18 2022;    Friday, Jun 24 2022;    Saturday, Jun 25 2022;    Friday, Jul 01 2022;    Saturday, Jul 02 2022;    Friday, Jul 08 2022;    Saturday, Jul 09 2022;    Friday, Jul 15 2022;    Saturday, Jul 16 2022;    Friday, Jul 22 2022;    Saturday, Jul 23 2022;    Friday, Jul 29 2022;    Saturday, Jul 30 2022;    Friday, Aug 05 2022;    Saturday, Aug 06 2022;    Friday, Aug 12 2022;    Saturday, Aug 13 2022;    Friday, Aug 19 2022;    Saturday, Aug 20 2022;    Friday, Aug 26 2022;    Saturday, Aug 27 2022;    Friday, Sep 02 2022;    Saturday, Sep 03 2022;    Friday, Sep 09 2022;    Saturday, Sep 10 2022;    Friday, Sep 16 2022;    Saturday, Sep 17 2022;    Friday, Sep 23 2022;    Saturday, Sep 24 2022;    Friday, Sep 30 2022;    Saturday, Oct 01 2022;    Friday, Oct 07 2022;    Saturday, Oct 08 2022;    Friday, Oct 14 2022;    Saturday, Oct 15 2022;    Friday, Oct 21 2022;    Saturday, Oct 22 2022;    Friday, Oct 28 2022;    Saturday, Oct 29 2022;
11:00 AM To 4:00 PM

63 Main St Kingston NY 12401

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2022 Exhibition: Signs of the Times, The Modjeska Sign Studio, Kingston, New York
Open Fridays & Saturdays from 11am-4pm
The 2022 Museum Gallery exhibit “Signs of the Times: the Modjeska Sign Studios, Kingston New York” features the signs of many Kingston businesses from the 1920’s to the early 1970’s. Founded by Gus Modjeska, who grew up in Malden, the Studio produced storefront signs, wall advertising, billboards, truck lettering and neon signs which were found throughout Kingston and the mid-Hudson Valley. The company took photographs of their installations which provide a look at Kingston streets and their businesses during this time period. On display in the Museum will be original photo journals and memorabilia of the business, remarkable large black and white photo enlargements of signs, several neon signs from the 1950’s, and a video displaying many Modjeska signs through the years. This exhibit was made possible through the donation of many photo albums from Carl Modjeska, the son of Gus Modjeska, who worked at the sign studio. Cynde Modjeska, Carl’s daughter, has been helpful in this process and has loaned signs for the exhibit. The exhibit is sponsored by Timely Signs of Kingston.
Donations are welcome