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St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Building Project, 1980
Four men from St. Mark's Episcopal Church, all engineers from Pratt & Whitney, including former mayor and city councilman Walter Wiley, helped plan and build the tractor shed during the years of school and sanctuary reconstruction. The other church…
Space Shuttle Main Engine by Pratt & Whitney
In 1967, the US Air Force funded a study into advanced rocket propulsion systems, employing Pratt & Whitney to research more efficient engines for the NASA Space Shuttle. This photograph shows Bill Creslein and Walter Wiley, both of Pratt & Whitney,…
Palm Beach Gardens Recreation Gymnastics Program (1)
Vice Mayor Walter Wiley speaking at the Palm Beach Gardens Recreation Gymnastics Program.
{Image donated by Walter Wiley, former mayor of Palm Beach Gardens}
{Image donated by Walter Wiley, former mayor of Palm Beach Gardens}
Palm Beach Gardens Fire Station
Ribbon Cutting for the new Palm Beach Gardens Fire Station. Pictured from left to right are Robert Carlson, E.B. Shearin, Walt Wiley, Millard "Peel" Summers, Anthony Boniello, and James DeLonga.
Notable Figures at the 50th Anniversary of the City
Strategically photographed in front of the MacArthur Statue, present and former city council members from Palm Beach Gardens attend a 50th Anniversary event for the city. From left to right are David Levy, Eugene Walker, Bert Premuroso, Don…
New City Councilman Walter Wiley takes Oath of Office
Mayor George Black gives the oath of office to newly elected Councilman Walter Wiley in the temporary City Hall facility that would later become the Public Works building. Walter Wiley would serve as councilman from 1970 to 1978, including a period…
List of Past Mayors, 1965-2009
Photographs and administration dates for all prior Palm Beach Gardens Mayors through 2009. Since the printing of this image, Eric Jablin completed his term as mayor in 2009, followed by Joseph Russo from 2009-2010, David Levy from 2010-2012, and the…
John MacArthur Gets a Street Named After Him
John D. MacArthur, who founded Palm Beach Gardens, finally has his name on a street. Here, MacArthur undrapes the sign which makes official the new name for the old Gardens Boulevard, the main entrance to the city. Mayor Walter Wiley looks on.
Jack Nichlaus Receives a Key to the City
The City of Palm Beach Gardens, in recognition of his win in the 53rd PGA Championship and the benefit of PGA to the city, presented Jack Nichlaus with a key to the city. Pictured here, from left to right, are Councilman Tom Prentiss, City Manager…
City Council Meeting, 1975
City Council at Work. Pictured left to right are George McMahon, Walt Wiley, Michael Martino, Mayor John Kiedis, Gordon Dunbar, James DeLonga, and City Attorney George Baldwin.