Similar to Univers, Note slight rounding to 's'. It's from a logo although I've also got more uses of the font so I'm guessing it hasn't been modified

Question

Found on their website but 'image's' only.

https://sheppartonartmuseum.com.au/

Answer 1

Seems to be a modification (the s) of GT America, by Grilli Type.

Comments

Thank you @kthomps5 - I had GT America as one of my options.

I surely thought that there may be a font that suits that 's', as I wouldn't have thought someone would go to the trouble of replacing the 's' everytime they wrote something, although it just may only be used for logo wordmarks etc.

Thank you for your help.

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I know that Grilli Type created a custom version of GT America for the furniture company Burrow, but they don't list Shepparton as a custom type client on their site.

The s may simply be a custom glyph created by the logo designer that they substitute in whenever they need it.

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That ‘s’ may be inspired by Grotesque No. 9, a very British typeface. Its closest digital revival is Bureau Grot.