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As the 2026 Masters Tournament kicks off today at Augusta National Golf Club and players across the country look forward to upcoming tee times, another premier U.S. golf destination is paying tribute to a legendary player known for his engaging character and style on and off the greens. “Style and Substance: The Life and Legacy of Payne Stewart” at the USGA Experience & World Golf Hall of Fame at Golf House at Pinehurst features artifacts on loan from the and family collections, including Stewart’s Ryder Cup and U.S. Open Golf Championship trophies, clothing, and sports memorabilia. .project provided exhibit fabrication services for the show, now on view through September 2026.

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Slowly creeping up on its 150th birthday and drawing thousands of visitors since the day it opened in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge continues to wow and inspire. Once the longest suspension bridge in the world, it was a groundbreaking feat of engineering designed by John A. Roebling. After his death, the project became a true family legacy, carried forward by his son Washington and, crucially, his wife Emily, whose leadership helped bring the bridge to completion.

in collaboration with the , offers a rare glimpse of a selection of some the original bridge drawings in the exhibit, “The Brooklyn Bridge Up Close,” giving a glimpse into the evolution of a NYC icon.