Chillco Large Image Collection

: Faruq Z. Bey; Portrait of poet and musician Faruq Z. Bey. Bey holds a saxophone. Handwritten on back: "Poet: Faruq Z. Bey. Redford Branch." Label on back: "Feb 1994."

: Farwell Building on Griswold; Farwell Building on Griswold, partial view of Capitol Park and Stevens T. Mason statute, next door is the Harry J. Dean Co. Recorded in glass negative ledger: "D/Buildings-Farwell bldg.", BHC glass neg. no. 3031

: Fashion plates of the Madame Lyra corsets : showing correct styles for 1913; Fashion plates of Madame Lyra corsets : showing correct styles for 1913 / Lyra Corset Makers. Description and price list for corsets made by Lyra Corset Makers of Detroit, Michigan. Includes illustrations.

: Fashion rag : a stylish two-step; Fashion rag : a stylish two-step / by Chas. Cohen. For piano. Cover title. Cover ill: Caricature of African American man and woman in fancy dress W.J. Dillman.

: Father Cadillac float, 1909 Glidden Tour automobile parade, Detroit, Michigan; View of front view of parade float, man dressed at Antoine Cadillac standing at front, holding a flag, men dressed as American Indians in back, followed by car parade on Belle Isle. Detroit, Michigan, July 10, 1909. Photo edges cut unevenly., Negative #C21,402

: Father Cadillac float, 1909 Glidden Tour automobile parade, Detroit, Michigan; Side view of parade float, man dressed at Antoine Cadillac at front of float, holding a flag, five men dressed as American Indians in back of float. Caption on photo back: "Father Cadillac in the Cadillac car at the automobile parade, Detroit, Mich., July 10, 1909." Photo edges cut unevenly., Negative #C21,419

: Father Ernest Van Dyke residence; View of the Father Ernest Van Dyke house, located at 36 Washington Boulevard. Two-story, wooden-frame house has covered entry porch. Handwritten on back: "Adjoined present site of St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Washington Blvd. Father Ernest Van Dyke's house, 1913. 26 Washington Ave. (formerly Thomas Rowland house)."

: Father Gabriel Richard; Photograph of portrait of Father Gabriel Richard, painted by James O. Lewis. Stamped on back: "Grossman-Knowling, photographic illustrators, 305 W. Congress, Cherry 5600, Detroit, Mich." Handwritten on back: "Photograph taken by Grossman-Knowling from a painting loaned them for reproduction by a Philadelphia art collector and dealer, Harry Martin. Mr. Martin toured the country a great deal collecting such rarities & the Grossman-Knowling Company photographed several for him. Data from Mr. Grossman's secretary, 2-16-48. From portrait attributed to James O. Lewis, owned by Harry Martin, Phila."

: Father Gabriel Richard statue; View of Father Gabriel Richard statue located in Gabriel Richard Park at East Jefferson and East Grand Boulevard. Inscription reads: "Father Gabriel Richard, 1767-1932. Pioneer, priest, patriot, founder of churches and schools, co-founder of the university of Michigan, member of Congress, printer, martyr of charity, prophet and apostle of Christian civilization. He served God and country on the Michigan frontier.", Outdoor civic memorials and historical markers, 1951, Detroit City Plan Commission, revision containing new photographs, 718 D484oa

: Father Gabriel Richard statue; View of Father Gabriel Richard statue, located in southeast niche at City Hall. Statue was designed by Julius Melchers.

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