Directior photos on Flickr

Adventures at the Altar: Danielle and Zac's Wedding Comic Experience- Page 8 by Danielle and Zachary

Directior's Cut-

I think this frame speaks for itself.

Photos: Sam Albright

Comic Book Magic: Danielle

Left to Right: Gena Torrence, Family Selection Committee. Kristy Noble, Executive Directior. Jessica Atherton, Habitat family. Jan Quinn, Family Selection Committee. Sharyn Sparks, Chair of Family Selection Committee. Tracey Brown, Family Selection Committee.

Hurlbut Memorial Gate 10 by The Whistling Monkey

Chauncey Hurlbut (1803–1885) was born in Oneida, New York, and moved to Detroit in 1825. He worked as a saddler and harnessmaker for a few years, then went into the grocery business with his brother-in-law. In 1837, Hurlbut bought out the grocery store, and continued in the trade until his death. Hurlbut was also heavily involved in public service, serving on the board of the fire department, as a city alderman, as a directior of the Detroit Board of Trade, and as a sewer commissioner.[8] Hurlbut also served on the Detroit Board of Water Commissioners from 1861-1863,[9] and again from 1868 to 1885.[10] He was president of the commission from 1871 onward,[8] when he presided over the original acquisition of property for and planning of Waterworks Park.[9]

When Chauncey Hurlbut died in 1885, he willed the bulk of his fortune, some $250,000,[3] to beautify Waterworks Park.[5] The architectural philosophies of the era called for construction of monumental gates at the entrances to public places, to symbolically separate the park from the hustle and filth of the city.[5] Part of Hurlbut's fortune was used to construct just such a gate.

2009 Directiors Convention by Starlings Volleyball Clubs USA

Some of the 50 Starlings club directors on hand for the 2009 Directors Convention are pictured hard at work.

Group Picture by Vacant Vacant

Left to Right: Gena Torrence, Family Selection Committee. Kristy Noble, Executive Directior. Jessica Atherton, Habitat family. Jan Quinn, Family Selection Committee. Sharyn Sparks, Chair of Family Selection Committee. Tracey Brown, Family Selection Committee.

Hurlbut Memorial Gate 6 by The Whistling Monkey

Chauncey Hurlbut (1803–1885) was born in Oneida, New York, and moved to Detroit in 1825. He worked as a saddler and harnessmaker for a few years, then went into the grocery business with his brother-in-law. In 1837, Hurlbut bought out the grocery store, and continued in the trade until his death. Hurlbut was also heavily involved in public service, serving on the board of the fire department, as a city alderman, as a directior of the Detroit Board of Trade, and as a sewer commissioner.[8] Hurlbut also served on the Detroit Board of Water Commissioners from 1861-1863,[9] and again from 1868 to 1885.[10] He was president of the commission from 1871 onward,[8] when he presided over the original acquisition of property for and planning of Waterworks Park.[9]

When Chauncey Hurlbut died in 1885, he willed the bulk of his fortune, some $250,000,[3] to beautify Waterworks Park.[5] The architectural philosophies of the era called for construction of monumental gates at the entrances to public places, to symbolically separate the park from the hustle and filth of the city.[5] Part of Hurlbut's fortune was used to construct just such a gate.

Seminario de la Comisión Fulbright by Universidad Valladolid

La reunión se ha celebrado en el Aula Triste del Palacio de Santa Cruz, presidida por Alberto López, directior ejecutivo Comisión Fulbright, Kate Byrnes, consejera de Cultura Educación y Prensa de la Embajada de EE.UU, Francisco Javier León de la Riva, alcalde de Valladolid, Marcos Sacristán, rector de la UVa, Ángel de los Ríos Rodicio, director general de Universidades de la Junta de Castilla y León, y Carlos Maldonado, coordinación de relaciones Culturales y Científicas.

Group Picture 4 by Vacant Vacant

Left to Right: Gena Torrence, Family Selection Committee. Kristy Noble, Executive Directior. Jessica Atherton, Habitat family. Jan Quinn, Family Selection Committee. Sharyn Sparks, Chair of Family Selection Committee. Tracey Brown, Family Selection Committee.

La Cátedra de Cine estrena “UVa Cineclub" by Universidad Valladolid

Javier Castán, Directior de la Cátedra de Cine de la UVa, presenta el ciclo

Statue of General Leslie Groves by Joshua Ellis

The Manhattan Project's military directior.

Hurlbut Memorial Gate 12 by The Whistling Monkey

Chauncey Hurlbut (1803–1885) was born in Oneida, New York, and moved to Detroit in 1825. He worked as a saddler and harnessmaker for a few years, then went into the grocery business with his brother-in-law. In 1837, Hurlbut bought out the grocery store, and continued in the trade until his death. Hurlbut was also heavily involved in public service, serving on the board of the fire department, as a city alderman, as a directior of the Detroit Board of Trade, and as a sewer commissioner.[8] Hurlbut also served on the Detroit Board of Water Commissioners from 1861-1863,[9] and again from 1868 to 1885.[10] He was president of the commission from 1871 onward,[8] when he presided over the original acquisition of property for and planning of Waterworks Park.[9]

When Chauncey Hurlbut died in 1885, he willed the bulk of his fortune, some $250,000,[3] to beautify Waterworks Park.[5] The architectural philosophies of the era called for construction of monumental gates at the entrances to public places, to symbolically separate the park from the hustle and filth of the city.[5] Part of Hurlbut's fortune was used to construct just such a gate.

HELP WITH THE PARKING ARRANGEMENTS by otto be in pictures

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2008 convention in charleston wv.

Hendrick Retirement by Wayne State C&IT