Box 3
Contains 144 Results:
Garden of Religious Awakening, undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Garden of Religious Liberty, undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Garden of the Resurrection - Disciples (bronze) , undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Garden of the Spread of the Gospel , undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Garden of Victorious Faith, undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Temple of Memories - Mother earth, youth, old age, by Hester Bemer (marble relief), 1925
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Temple of Memories - Reunion beyond, by Adolph G. Wolter (sculptured relief), undated
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Walled Lake - Cemetery (1823); City Library - Ben Franklin, by Marian Owczarski (stainless steel, 1989)
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Waterford
All Saints cemetery - Christ statue, by Dal Torrione (marble, 1980); Central United Methodist Church - Christ the Good Shepherd, by Marshall Fredericks (gold anodized aluminum sculpture, 1962); Waterford Village cemetery (c.1826)
Waterford Township
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Crescent Hills cemetery - Sinsabaugh grave marker (granite), 1954, 1977
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Drayton Plains cemetery, 1837
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Drayton Plains Schools - Indian murals, by C. Birdsall & S. Schuman, 1979
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Four Towns cemetery - Hiller grave marker (stone), 1809, 1845
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Waterford Center cemetery - Guellec grave marker (stone), 1889, 1959
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
West Bloomfield
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Congregation Beth Abraham Hillel - Arc door, by Arthur Schneider (carved walnut, 1985); Menorah, by Samuel Cashwan (bronze, 1971)
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Holocaust Memorial Center - Untitled, by Morris Brose (metal doors & windows, 1984); Righteousness confronting evil, by James Gardner (stone, 1987)
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Jewish Community Center - Eternal hope, by Louis G. Redstone (brick mural, 1976); Untitled, by Irwin Green (welded steel, 1980); Untitled, by Leonard Schwartz (limestone, 1960)
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.
Marion High School - Marian Caritas, by Pamela Stump (bronze), 1985
Each listing represents a folder of an art work(s) or possible locations, e.g. cemeteries, for art objects that were identified by students working on the project. The names of the art works are the ones used by the researchers. There are a number of folders with minimal information and also folders with photos, clippings, and notes written by the students. Many of the cemeteries are missing any information other than their names.