Client Spotlight · Dallas, Texas
The Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum
Lawton Printing & Graphics is proud to support the Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum with printing, graphics, and installation. We’ve worked together on a range of projects over the years, and we appreciate the trust their team continues to place in ours.
Their work in education, remembrance, and human rights matters to our community. We’re grateful to help bring attention to the exhibitions and stories they share.
Featured Project
A large banner for the Museum’s parking garage
A Museum exhibition reaches beyond its galleries when people can see it from the street. Our team printed and installed this large banner on the parking garage to help introduce Black Cowboys: An American Story.
Projects at this scale bring production and installation together. We appreciate the opportunity to help the Museum make its exhibitions visible in the surrounding Dallas community.
Explore the Museum’s exhibitions and programsBlack Cowboys: An American Story
The exhibition banner installed on the Museum’s parking garage. Select the photo for a closer look.
Printed and installed by Lawton Printing & Graphics.
A closer look at our work together
These videos share a few of the projects we’ve completed for the Museum, including our work supporting its special exhibitions.
Museum project feature
A look at one of our projects for the Museum.
More of our work together
Another project from our ongoing relationship.
Kindertransport project
A short look at our work supporting this exhibition.
Past Exhibition Spotlight
Kindertransport
Rescuing Children on the Brink of War
This special exhibition shared the stories of thousands of Jewish children sent to safety in Britain on the eve of World War II. It explored their resilience, the difficult decisions their parents faced, and the people who helped provide refuge.
We were proud to support the Museum with print materials that helped bring attention to this important history.
Learn more at dhhrm.org/kindertransport .
Two North Texas stories with roots in the 1980s
In 1984, Holocaust Survivors established the Dallas Holocaust Museum to preserve the memory of the Holocaust and teach future generations about the dangers of hatred and the importance of human dignity. Lawton’s story also began in the 1980s as a small local print operation.
Those beginnings have grown into something much larger. Today, the Museum welcomes visitors to Dallas’s historic West End, while Lawton continues serving North Texas with more than 40 years of printing and graphics experience.
The Museum’s early years
The Museum began in the basement of the Jewish Community Center. Its founding purpose continues through its work in education, remembrance, and human rights.
A lasting presence in Dallas
From its early basement location to its home in the West End, the Museum has created a place for visitors to learn, reflect, and consider their responsibility to others.
Grateful for the work we do together
We value the relationship we’ve built with the Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum and appreciate their team’s continued trust. It means a great deal to help support an organization doing such meaningful work in our community.
To learn more about the Museum, its mission, or planning a visit, explore dhhrm.org.
Have a printing or graphics project coming up? We’re happy to take a look and help you work through production and installation needs.