Some of the homes on St. Paul Street that were built during the 2010 Millard Fuller Legacy Build still proudly display signs posted as they were built.
Sheilla Snell leads the walking tour of St. Paul Street.
Elmer and Mary Hines are ready to work.
Jeff Cardwell, Ron Fisher and David Snell get to work.
Early on Day 1, Ron Fisher holds a sleeping Kamarie, who lives in one of the Fuller Center homes built during the 2010 Millard Fuller Legacy Build and who was on hand this week to help serve water to volunteers on the September 2011 build.
Winnie Ballard, left, wife of Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, poses with David and Sheilla Snell.
Winnie Ballard, left, wife of Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, joins David and Sheilla Snell for some light breakfast conversation.
Fuller Center homeowner Ms. Parker and her sons help out.
The North American Retail Hardware Association's Jaime Koch interviews Fuller Center for Housing President David Snell.
Fuller Center of Central Indiana President Chuck Vogt is interviewed by the North American Retail Hardware Association's Jaime Koch.
This "thank you" sign was created by children in the revitalized Fountain Square neighborhood.
North American Hardware Retailers Association Vice President Scott Wright
The North American Retail Hardware Association's Whitney Daulton and Jaime Koch document the Fuller Center project in the Fountain Square neighborhood.
The North American Hardware Retailers Association's Whitney Daulton and Jaime Koch.
Children of Fuller Center homeowners give a big "Oyee!"
Children of Fuller Center homeowners in Fountain Square.
North American Hardware Retailers Association Vice President Scott Wright, right, and Bill Lee, NRHA President and CEO.
A Fuller Center homeowner family helps keep volunteers hydrated.
North American Hardware Retailers Association Vice President Scott Wright.
The North American Hardware Retailers Association's Jaime Koch paints.
North American Hardware Retailers Association's Jaime Koch.
Jeff Cardwell, left, speaks with Jim Gillespie.
Mary Hines
Garage worked on by Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure cyclists in July 2011.
Indianapolis first lady Winnie Ballard, Dianne Fuller and PNC Bank's Ann Sumner.
