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AGS COUNCIL VISITS BORICUA COLLEGE, JUNE 30, 2007 In Spring 1911, the AGS moved its headquarters to Broadway at 156th Street, into a new building designed by Charles Pratt Huntingdon (1871-1919). In the early 1970s, Boricua College moved into the building after the AGS had relocated downtown. On Saturday June 30, 2007, the AGS Council convened its annual summer meeting in the first floor conference room of Boricua College on Broadway, returning to the AGS's roots. The following images highlight that visit: Main Entrance to the original AGS Headquarters Broadway at 156th Street AGS President Jerry Dobson admires the Latin America map AGS Vice-President Dick Janson (right) looks on (left to right) John Gould, Jerry Dobson, Mary Lynne Bird, James Thomas, Susan Hardwick, Alec Murphy AGS Councilor Susan Hardwick (left) with AGS Executive Director Mary Lynne Bird The AGS Council hard at work Beautifully crafted banister with the Ubique logo carved in the wood Ubique globe design in backlit window on staircase AGS Chairman John Gold with Boricua executive Francia L. Castro (Left to right) Alec Murphy, Jerry Dobson, John Gould, and Mary Lynne Bird (background)Deborah Popper, John McCabe, and James Thomas Councilors descend the magnificent center staircase The AGS Council gathers in front of the original AGS headquarters