1976 Women's Club President, Arline Kiselewski
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Title
1976 Women's Club President, Arline Kiselewski
Subject
Community, Civil, & Social Groups - Women's Club of Palm Beach Gardens
Description
Arline Kiselewski, the 1976 Woman's Club president, presented this needlepoint, handcrafted crest to the city as part of the country's bicentennial. It is currently located in the city council chambers. Every member of the club participated in needle-pointing a portion of the crest. Symbolism of the city crest include the Atlantic Ocean and palm tree-lined beaches; the plaid representing John D. MacArthur's ancestral tartan; the banyan tree marking the first entrance of the city at MacArthur Boulevard; and the family, illustrating the desire to make this city a wonderful place to raise a family. The five stars stand for the five council members who are elected to govern the city.
Creator
Palm Beach Gardens Historical Society
Source
Photograph can be found on p.24 of Palm Beach Gardens History by Arcadia
Publisher
Date
2009-00-00
Rights
(c) 2013, Historical Society of Palm Beach Gardens
Relation
RG013CCO - Community, Civil, & Social Groups
C08WCL - Women's Club of Palm Beach Gardens
C08WCL - Women's Club of Palm Beach Gardens
Format
JPEG
Language
English
Type
Image
Coverage
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
1817 x 1207
Files
Citation
Palm Beach Gardens Historical Society, “1976 Women's Club President, Arline Kiselewski,” accessed November 25, 2024, http://pbgarchives.org/items/show/66.