Filtering by signs
![Frederick Brosen with his 2008 watercolor of Grandma's Predictions. Photo: Coney Island History Project Collection](https://www.coneyislandhistory.org/sites/default/files/styles/oral_history_thumbnail_bw/public/interviews/8731/images/frederick_brosen.jpg?itok=-VzlVwPN&c=4eff42af27da53f561ae5554b735d90f)
Frederick Brosen
Artist whose watercolors of the Astroland Rocket and Wonder Wheel sign are emblematic of Coney Island
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Stephen Gaffney
Artist and educator who restored the old signs and painted new ones for Paul's Daughter
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Gabriel Valencia
Twenty years as part of the family at Gregory & Paul's and Paul's Daughter on the Coney Island Boardwalk
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Hector George Wallace
An immigrant sign painter recounts his journey from Jamaica and the UK to Coney Island.