Eugene Eskin

Eugene John Eskin, age 77, Daytona Beach, FL View Details

Cities: Fort Myers FL Possible Relatives: Lauren E Conley, Andrea Hall Dunn, Allison Elizabeth Eskin

Eugene W Eskin, age 53, Mckeesport, PA View Details

Cities: Fort Myers FL Possible Relatives: Lauren E Conley, Andrea Hall Dunn, Allison Elizabeth Eskin

Eugene John Eskin, age 77, Daytona Beach, FL View Details

Locations: Fort Myers FL Possible Relatives: Lauren E Conley, Andrea Hall Dunn

Eugene W Eskin, age 52, Mckeesport, PA View Details

Locations: Fort Myers FL Possible Relatives: Lauren E Conley, Andrea Hall Dunn

Eugene M Eiskina, age 40s, Houma, LA View Details

Locations: Houma LA, Marrero LA, Harvey LA Possible Relatives: Jared Eiskina, Malena V Eiskina, Ray M Eiskina

Eugene John Eskin, age 80s, Daytona Beach, FL View Details

Locations: Daytona Beach FL, South Daytona FL Possible Relatives: James J Eskin, Steven Martin Eskin, Susan Jean Eskin

Eugene J Eskin View Details

Address:***** Palmer St, Fort Washington, MD. Phone Number: (386) 253-****

Eugene A Eskin View Details

Address:***** Kedleston Cir, Fort Myers, FL. Phone Number: (941) 482-****

Statue of Eugene Skinner

Eugene Skinner is an outdoor bronze sculpture of the founder of the city named after him, installed outside the Eugene Public Library in Eugene, Oregon, in the United States. The life-sized statue wasread more... created by local artist Jim Carpenter, who estimated Skinner's height to be around five feet, four inches, based on the distance between the butt and trigger of the rifle which appeared in photographs of the pioneer. Skinner is depicted sitting with a hat in his hand; the sculpture rests on a basalt block, quarried from Skinner Butte. Carpenter has said of the statue:I kind of thought that the big, standing, fist-in-the-air hero kind of thing was maybe a little too much. This is more modest. He is sitting there holding his hat and looking off in the direction of Skinner Butte. There is some public art that is not accessible or not very friendly. It seems to get ignored or walked past or spray-painted. I thought this would be a nice scale for kids. They could sit down next to him.read less...