Chandler

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Chandler may refer to many different meanings:

Profession:

A chandler is someone who makes or sells wax or tallow candles, and also usually soap.
A chandler is a retail dealer in special supplies or equipment, e.g. corn chandler, ship chandler.

People:

Abiel Chandler, founding donor to Dartmouth College's Chandler School of Science and the Arts
Alfred D. Chandler, Jr. (1918-) is an American economist and industrial historian
Ben Chandler (1959-) is a U.S. Representative from Kentucky
Chris Chandler (1965-) is a professional quarterback in the National Football League
G. N. Chandler (1927-) is a LDS church official and famous commercial photographer who filmed work on Project Mohole, Anza, California
Dorothy Chandler (1901-1997) was a Los Angeles cultural leader
Happy Chandler (1898-1991) was a U.S. Senator and Governor of Kentucky
Jim Chandler (1941-) is an American poet and novelist
Kyle Chandler (1965-) is an American actor
Raymond Chandler (1888-1959), was an American author
Seth Carlo Chandler (1846-1913) was an American astronomer
Spud Chandler (1907-1990) was an American baseball pitcher
Theophilus Parsons Chandler, Jr. (1845-1928) was an American architect
Walter Chandler (1887—1967) was an American politician
Chandler Bing was a character from the TV series Friends played by Matthew Perry.

Place name:

Chandler, Queensland in Australia
Chandler, Quebec in Canada
Chandler, Arizona in the U.S.
Chandler, Oklahoma in the U.S.
Chandler Township, Michigan in the U.S.
Chandler (crater) on the moon

Other:

USS Chandler, a Kidd class destroyer, formerly in the U.S. Navy.
Chandler Motor Car was a maker of automobiles in Cleveland, Ohio in the 1920s.
is a 1976 illustrated novel by Jim Steranko.
Chandler Musical Instruments is a manufacturer of solid body electric guitars, lap steel guitars and electric basses.
Chandler is the name for a forthcoming Personal information manager from the Open Source Applications Foundation.
Chandler wobble, a wobble of earth's axis with a period of 433 days.

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