Lionel Delevingne Photograph Collection
Born and raised in France, the photojournalist Lionel Delevingne studied education at l’Ecole Normale in Paris, but settled permanently in the United States in 1975. Based at first in Northampton, Mass., he became a prolific photographer of American social movements while working for the Valley Advocate and other publications, covering the early years of the Clamshell Alliance and the antinuclear movement in considerable depth. His work has been exhibited frequently and published widely in the mainstream and alternative press, including the New York Times, Le Figaro Magazine, Die Zeit, Newsweek, Washington Post Magazine, Mother Jones, and Vanity Fair.
The Delevingne collection includes remarkable visual documentation of the antinuclear movement of the 1970s and beyond, including some of the its most iconic images. Beginning with coverage of the Seabrook occupation, Delevingne covered the movement as it spread throughout the northeastern U.S. and internationally. The collection includes exhibition prints, prints for publication, and digitized images ranging in date from the mid-1970s through 1990s. Copyright in the images has been retained by Delevingne.
Background on Lionel Delevingne
Born and raised in France, the photojournalist Lionel Delevingne studied education at l’Ecole Normale in Paris, but settled permanently in the United States in 1975. Soon after moving to the Northampton area in 1976, Delevingne turned his attention to the antinuclear movement. Sparked by the proposed construction of nuclear power plants in Montague, Massachusetts, and Seabrook, New Hampshire, a grass-roots movement blossomed in the region, drawing on a long tradition of non-violent political protest. Delevinge captured the development of this movement including the early years of the Clamshell Alliance, the history of civil disobedience and occupation at Seabrook, the aftermath of the Three Mile Island disaster, and other protests from New York to South Carolina and Europe.
Delevingne is the co-author of Drylands, a Rural American Saga (University of Nebraska Press, 2011); Northampton: Reflections on Paradise (Nouveau Monde Press, 1988); and Franco-American Viewpoints (Nouveau Monde Press/ Wistariahurst Museum, 1988). His work has been exhibited frequently in the U.S. and abroad and published widely in the mainstream and alternative press, including the New York Times, Newsweek, Mother Jones, Vanity Fair, Le Figaro Magazine, and Die Zeit. Delevingne has participated in many award-winning projects sponsored by National Endowment of the Arts/Humanities (NEA), Massachusetts Endowment for the Humanities, University & College Designers Association (UCDA), University Professional & Continuing Education Association (UPCEA), and Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Contents of Collection
The Delevingne collection includes remarkable visual documentation of the antinuclear movement of the 1970s and beyond, including some of its most iconic images. Beginning with coverage of the Seabrook occupation, Delevingne followed the movement as it spread throughout the northeastern U.S. and internationally. The collection includes exhibition prints and prints for publication dating from the mid-1970s through the late 1980s.
Subjects of the photographs range from the close-knit community of protestors to the more volatile, and at times violent, clashes between the police and demonstrators on the frontlines. Despite the diversity of individuals present at rallies, Delevingne sought to capture a representation of all, including members of the Clamshell Alliance, union workers, parents with young children and pro-nuclear supporters. In addition to demonstrations, he also photographed portraits of iconic leaders and thinkers of the day, such as Sam Lovejoy, Abbie Hoffman, and Murray Bookchin.
Within the collection is a large series of photographs from the Toward Tomorrow Fair at UMass Amherst in 1978, which showcased a wealth of research and innovation in the field of alternative energy. Solar and wind powered contraptions, appliances, and automobiles were demonstrated at the fair and Delevingne’s images capture not only the talented inventors and cutting edge technology, but also the sense of hope and potential that embodied the fair.
Series 1. Seabrook | 1976-1989 | ||
Beginning in 1976 members of the Clamshell Alliance and other concerned citizens began protesting the building of a nuclear power plant in Seabrook, New Hampshire. By 1977 nearly two thousand protestors organized by the Clamshell Alliance into affinity groups marched to the Seabrook construction site and set up camp. The New Hampshire State Police and those from nearby states arrested more than half of the demonstrators in an effort to squelch the protest. Efforts continued, however, including a massive citizens’ occupation of the site in 1978. Delevigne’s photographs capture the various demonstrations to block the Seabrook nuclear power plant; these demonstrations and resulting photographs garnished international notice and influenced the anti-nuclear movement throughout the United States. |
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Series 2. Antinuclear Movement | 1975-1983 | ||
During the 1970s and 1980s various anti-nuclear protests were waged around the country. Delevigne’s photographs document this activity, ranging from rallies and demonstrations to the Toward Tomorrow Fair at UMass Amherst, throughout the U.S., including New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. His images of Middletown and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, both located near Three Mile Island, illustrate the far-reaching effects that a nuclear power plant has on a community. |
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Series 1. Seabrook | 1976-1989 | ||
Polka at Seabrook NH | 1978 June 24 | Box 8: 4 | |
Polish Freedom Fighters demonstrator. |
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Polish Freedom Fighter | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Polish Freedom Fighter holding a sign in Seabrook, NH. |
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Brown in NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Brown standing in front of campaign signs in New Hampshire. |
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An Arrest on Rock Road | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Police arrest a demonstrator in Seabrook, NH. |
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Recruiting in Seabrook | 1978 | Box 1: 3 | |
Doug Coen Grand Dragon KKK recruiting in Seabrook, N.H. |
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Doug Coen | 1978 | Box : | |
Title provided by archivist. Doug Coen with others. |
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Reactor Blockade | 1979 March 9 | Box 1: 5 | |
Demonstrators on the ground. |
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Police and Roses | 1980 | Box 1: 6 | |
Title provided by archivist. A police officer with a club stands in the street with roses at his feet. |
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Bumper Stickers | 1989 June 4 | Box 1: 7 | |
Title provided by archivist. 13 Years of anti-nuclear activism on a VW van at Seabrook, NH. |
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Signs | 1977 April 30 | Box 8: 3 | |
Various demonstration signs strewn on the ground. |
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Flags | ca. 1978 | Box 8: 5 | |
Title provided by archivist. A smiling group with two flags. |
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Young Local Supporter | 1977 Apr 30 | Box 1: 2 | |
A young demonstrator holds a sign that reads “We live here and are scared!” |
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State Police | 1977 | Box 1: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Smiling police officer in foreground. |
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Sun Power | 1978 June 24 | Box 8: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman under an umbrella surrounded by “sun power” signs in Seabrook NH. |
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What About Children | 1976 June | Box 8: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Child with “What About Children” sign stands with demonstrators in the background, Seabrook NH. |
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Crowd | 1976 August 1 | Box 8: 5 | |
Title provided by archivist. Demonstrators march in Seabrook, NH. |
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Honk for No Nukes | 1977 August 22 | Box 8: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Woman in sunglasses holds a “Honk for No Nukes” sign in Seabrook, NH. |
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No Nukes | 1978 June 24 | Box 8: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. A family sits by a house in Seabrook, NH. |
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Question Authority | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
An angry youth stands in front of police. |
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Parade on Route 1 | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
A woman waves an American Flag. |
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In the Grass | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Four smiling adults sit in the grass in Seabrook, NH. |
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Angry Crowd and Troopers | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
An angry group of demonstrators stands in front of a line up of police. |
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Rain | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group of demonstrators gather under a tarp to avoid the rain. |
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Conversation | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A young woman talks to a police officer. |
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On the Ground | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group of demonstrators on the ground in front of police officers. |
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Local Opposition | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman and a child hold anti nuclear signs. |
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No Nukes T Shirts | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group of demonstrators with T shirts that spell out “No Nukes”. |
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Marching to the Site | ca. 1978 | Box : | |
Demonstrators wearing safety equipment march to site. |
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Route 1 Clubbing | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
A police officer clubs a demonstrator in Seabrook, NH. |
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Scuffle | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. A scuffle erupts between police and demonstrators. |
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We Don’t Want to Move! | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Police trying to remove demonstrators who are on the ground. |
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Route 1 | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Police officers with clubs facing a group of demonstrators. |
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Meldrim and Son | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson and son with three other men. |
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Mel – Not Mellow … | ca. 1978 | Box 7: 1 | |
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson and son with three other men. |
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Nuclear Family | 1978 Oct 14 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 2, 8: 1, 5 |
A group of demonstrators in motorcycle jackets and vests at Seabrook. |
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Occupier | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
A demonstrator wearing a lot of safety gear. |
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Tim McCoy | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A man in a hard hat. |
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Lemonade | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Two boys at a No Nukes lemonade stand, Seabrook, NH. |
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You Are in My Backyard! | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Man with bike talks with police officers. |
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Entrance to Camp Site, Seabrook | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
A sign reads “No drugs or alcohol no dogs no nukes please”. |
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Under Ocean Shaft, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Worker in underground shaft. |
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A Sad Work, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Police officers walk in a line. |
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Police/Demo | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 2: 3 |
Police officer yells at demonstrators. |
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Political Rally, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Police brutality at a political rally. |
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Police Use Force I | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. Police use force on a group of demonstrators. |
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Police Use Force II | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. Police use force on a group of demonstrators. |
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Construction Trade, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Construction worker outside. |
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Construction Workers, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
A group of construction workers walk with lunch boxes in hand. |
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Construction Workers, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Construction workers walking through turn stiles. |
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Construction Worker | ca. 1978 | Box : | |
Construction worker with pornographic poster in the background. |
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Seabrook Blockade | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Randy Kehler with a group of demonstrators. |
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Dick Gregory, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
Dick Gregory at the microphone. |
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KKK recruiting in the Northeast | ca. 1978 | Box 1: 4 | |
W. Wilkinson, Wizard and D. Coen, Grand Dragon in Seabrook NH |
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Route 1, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police and demonstrators lined up face to face. |
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Direct Action, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
A group of demonstrators are marching through the woods to get to the fence. |
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Direct Action, Seabrook | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Demonstrators constructing a pile of branches. |
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Removing Blockade, North Gate | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police officers removing the blockade made of branches. |
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Removing the Blockade II | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Police officers removing a branch blockade with more police in the background. |
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Happy Hands | 1978 June 24 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 2, 7: 1 |
Title provided by archivist. Man with a box of “happy hands” that say “No Nukes”. |
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Red Sox Against Nuke I | 1978 June 24 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 2, 7: 1 |
Boy wearing a Red Sox shirt holds a hand drawn anti-nuke sign. Mounted print titled “Recycled Fan.” |
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Red Sox Against Nuke II | 1978 June 24 | Box 2: 1 | |
Boy wearing a Red Sox shirt holds a hand drawn anti-nuke sign. |
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Medic Helping Hurt Occupiers | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Two people help an injured person walk across a field. |
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Rock Road | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police brutality at a pro-environment rally, Seabrook NH. |
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Police Arresting Demonstrators, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police using force on demonstrators. |
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Police Arresting Demonstrators, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police using force on demonstrators in the street. |
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Police Arresting Demonstrators, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 3 | |
Police officer with his arm around the neck of a demonstrator. |
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Deroute | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Man on crutches fleeing through marsh. |
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Deroute II | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. Demonstrators fleeing, man on crutches in foreground. |
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Deroute III | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. Demonstrators fleeing, out of focus man on crutches in foreground. |
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South Fence, Seabrook NH | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
A woman yells from demonstration line. |
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South Fence, Seabrook NH II | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Titled provided by archivist. A woman yells and points from demonstration line. |
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The Line Up | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 1 | |
Titled provided by archivist. A line of police face a line of demonstrators. |
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Beholders Puppet Theatre “Capitalism and the Arm Race” | 1976 Oct 23 | Box 1: 1 | |
The Beholders Puppet Theater at Alternative Energy Fair and Rally across from Seabrook, NH plant site. 23 Oct 76 |
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Joan De Seabrook, Manifestation Anti-Nucleaire, Clamshell Alliance | 1977 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 1, 8: 2, 3 |
Woman with flag riding a horse surrounded by bicyclists at Seabrook rally. |
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Seabrook, Local Resident Against Nuke | 1977 | Box 1: 2 | |
Woman holding “No Nukes is Good Nukes!!” sign. |
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Dissension, Seabrook | 1978 June 25 | Box 1: 3 | |
Man holding a sign that says “Silent vigil and fast to protest the emergence of a powerful elite willing to make negotiations with the state and release press statements ostensibly in the name of Clamshell while rejecting trusting communication (consensus) and believing an unfounded threat of ‘militants'”. |
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ID Time, Police Arrest, Seabrook NH | 1978 | Box 1: 3 | |
A woman flanked by police officers. One officer holds a paper with the number 287 in front of her. |
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Marsh – Clams… | 1979 | 2 prints | Box 1: 5 |
People walking through a marsh with a plant in the background. |
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Harvey Wasserman, Robin Reed and Other Original Trespassers, Seabrook NH | 1980 June 4 | Box 1: 6 | |
Protestors walking on train tracks |
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Rose | 1980 | Box 1: 6 | |
Titled supplied by archivist. A rose on the street at the feet of a police officer. |
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Roses on the Street | 1980 | Box 1: 6 | |
Title supplied by archivist. Roses on the street at the feet of police officers. |
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Seabrook NH Reunion | 1989 | Box 1: 7 | |
J. Morrisson, R. Cushing, P. Gunter, Guy Chichester, H. Wasserman and others. |
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ERA | 1978 | Box 1: 3 | |
Woman holding National ERA march literature. |
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Provocateur? | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Polish Freedom Fighter demonstrator holds a sign that reads, “Stop the Diabolic Israel Nuclear Power”. |
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Sneer | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A demonstrator stands in front of a row of police officers on Route 1. |
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KKK Supporter | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
A KKK supporter holds a sign that reads “Stop Affirmative Action Now!!”. |
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Demonstrator in Rain Gear | 1978 | 2 prints | Box 1: 3 |
Title provided by archivist. A demonstrator in rain gear and gas mask on head. |
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No Nukes for Kids | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A child sits in a stroller with a “No Nukes for Kids” sign. |
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Affinity Group | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. The Clamshell Alliance working atmosphere is represented here in the meeting of an affinity group getting ready for action. |
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Resisting | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman is being lifted from the ground by a police officer. |
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Police with Clubs | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Police using force to push back demonstrators. |
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The Guards | 1976 Aug 22 | Box 1: 1 | |
Three guards standing. |
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Rally | 1976 | Box 1: 1 | |
A group of demonstrators are gathered. |
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Remember Brown’s Ferry | 1976 Apr 10 | Box 1: 1 | |
Title supplied by archivist. First early march to Seabrook site, prior to construction. |
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Seabrook March | 1977 Apr 30 | Box 1: 2 | |
A group marches on a dirt road. |
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Fred Zapinski | 1977 | Box 1: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Fred Zapinski on ground, Christina Platt and others begin arrested. |
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No Nukes Horse | 1975 | 2 prints | Box 1: 1 |
Title provided by archivist. A woman riding a horse with “No Nukes’ written on his side. |
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Dr J Goffman | 1978 | Box 1: 3 | |
Dr. J Goffman at Seabrook NH |
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Dr. B Spock | ca. 1978 | Box 2: 2 | |
Dr. B Spock at Seabrook NH. |
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Catching a Cold | 1978 | Box 1: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Grand Wizard William Wilkinson and friend (Grand Dragon) Doug Coen catching a cold at Seabrook NH. In the background is a Worcester motorcycle gang man hired for protection. |
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No Nukes for Us | 1978 June 25 | Box 1: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A child holds a sign that reads “No Nukes for Us. Mickey Mouse says No Nukes!”. |
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Burning Eyes After Confrontation | ca. 1976 | Box 9: 1 | |
A man helps to flush out the eyes of another after a confrontation with police. |
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Christina Platt, Trespasser | 1977 | Box 9: 1 | |
A smiling Christina Platt in front of a bus surrounded by police at Seabrook. |
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1st Arrest, Seabrook, NH | 1976 | Box 9: 1 | |
A man on the ground is the first to be arrested by two police officers at Seabrook. |
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Trooper | ca. 1976 | Box 9: 1 | |
Close-up of a police officer holding a baton. |
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Face Off | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 1 | |
Ti |
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Police Force I | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. A line of police officers use force to push back demonstrators. |
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Police Force II | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. A line of police officers use force to push back demonstrators. |
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Resistance | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman seated on the ground with a group of demonstrators resists being pulled to her feet by a police officer. |
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Police March | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Four demonstrators sitting in the grass watch a line of police officers armed with batons march past. |
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Nuclear Power is Unsafe, Seabrook, NH | 1976 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 8, 9: 4, 2 |
Title provided by archivist. Two women with several children and dogs in the background display a sign: “Nuclear power is unsafe for children and other living things” |
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Affinity group, Seabrook | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 2 | |
A group of demonstrators stand in a circle with arms linked. |
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Dusk at the Site | 1977 Apr 30 | Box 8: 5 | |
A group of demonstrators set up camp at Seabrook. |
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The Arrest | 1976 | Box 7: 1 | |
A man is held by two police officers and another man lies on the ground surrounded by police and other onlookers. |
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Series 2. Antinuclear Movement | 1975-1983 | ||
Music | 1978 May 1 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 3, 8: 4, 1 |
Title provided by archivist. A group of demonstrators play music and sing in Barnwell, SC. |
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Flute | 1978 May 1 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 3, 8: 4, 2 |
Title provided by archivist. A flute player plays amongst the demonstrators in Barnwell, SC. |
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Arms Raised | 1978 May 1 | Box 7: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group raises their clasped hands in Barnwell, SC. |
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Mobilization for Survival | 1978 May 27 | 2 prints | Box 8: 2 |
A group is gathered in NYC. |
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The Arrest | 1978 May 1 | Box 3: 4 | |
A smiling woman is arrested in Barnwell, SC. |
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Grants Area | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
4 Corners power lines and polluted air. |
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Buckminster Fuller | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Buckminster Fuller holds up a triangular object. |
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Murray Bookchin | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 1 |
Murray Bookchin, with arm raised, speaking into a microphone. |
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Murray Bookchin Toward Tomorrow Fair | 1977 | Box 4: 1 | |
Murray Bookchin speaking at Toward Tomorrow Fair at Umass Amherst. |
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Morlanol | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Portrait of Morlanol. |
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Dr. John Gofman | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Portrait of Dr. John Gofman. Many feel that he and Dr. Helen Caldicott should share a |
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Amory Lovins | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Amory Lovins, author of “The Soft Path”. |
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South Dakota | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
South Dakota uranium mine and railings. |
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Robert Pollarol | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Robert Pollarol, nuclear scientist. |
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Buttons, T shirts and Sequoia | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 1 |
Sequoia models “Nuclear Power No Thanks” T Shirts and buttons. |
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Julian Bond | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Julian Bond at Toward Tomorrow Fair at Umass Amherst. |
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Gloria Steinem | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Ms. Magazine Editor, Gloria Steinem. |
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Wendell Bradley | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Wendell Bradley speaks. |
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Anna Mayo | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Anna Mayo, Village Voice writer of “Geiger” column. |
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E. Sternglass | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Portrait of E. Sternglass. |
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Tree Chipper | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A wood chipper is demonstrated at the Toward Tomorrow |
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Gasohol | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
A man stands in front of a Gasohol truck. |
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Solar Hot Water | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman demonstrates a solar hot water shower. |
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Super Splinter | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
A man demonstrates a machine for splitting wood. |
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Free Flow Stove Inventor | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
The Free Flow Stove inventor stands with a stove display. |
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Stoves | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A man stands with a display of stoves. The model on |
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Windmill | ca. 1978 | 3 prints | Box 5: 3 |
An Enertech windmill at Toward Tomorrow Fair, Umass Amherst. |
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Simulated Wall | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A simulated outside house wall display. |
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Holding a Windmill | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A student holds a small windmill. |
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New Technologies | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
A solar panel and a windmill. |
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Windmill Prototype and Simple Windmill | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
Two windmills are seen side by side. |
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A Solar Collector | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
Two people stand next to a solar collector. |
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Themis | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
A solar power plant in Themis, France. |
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Electric Car | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
People are gathered around an electric car with it’s hood open. |
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Windmill South Dakota | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
A windmill stands in a field. |
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Simple Solar Oven | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 5: 2 |
A simple solar oven is on display. |
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Passive Solar | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
A woman applies black paint on a traditionally white silo – how to use the sun at his best. |
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Solar Wind Shampoo and Drying | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
A solar powered shampoo and drying machine is demonstrated. |
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All Electric Car | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
The “Lectric Leopard” all electric car in Athol, MA. The body is a R5 Renault. |
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Free Flow Stove Inventors | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
Two Free Flow Stove inventors stand with their stoves and literature. |
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Amory Lovins | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
Amory Lovins stands inside an open geodesic structure house model. |
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Electric Car | ca. 1978 | 3 prints | Box 5: 1 |
A man sits inside an electric car at Toward Tomorrow Fair, Umass Amherst. |
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Bella Abzug | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
Bella Abzug speaks at Toward Tomorrow Fair, Umass Amherst. |
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Buckminster Fuller | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
Buckminster Fuller speaks at Toward Tomorrow Fair. |
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Energy Saver Device | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 1 | |
A woman demonstrates an energy saving device. |
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Wind Machine | ca. 1978 | 3 prints | Box 5: 1 |
Wind Turbine Car at Toward Tomorrow Fair. |
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Making Money with New Age Paraphernalia | 1977 | Box 5: 2 | |
Two men wear pyramids on their heads at the Toward Tomorrow Fair. |
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Amory Lovins | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
Amory Lovins considers the interior of a stove at Toward Tomorrow Fair. |
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J. Kozol | ca. 1978 | Box 5: 2 | |
J. Kozol at Toward Tomorrow Fair Umass, Amherst. |
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Adaptation | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Man in a gruesome mask carrying a sign that reads “I have adapted can you?” |
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Camping | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A tent is erected amongst a group of demonstrators. |
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Orchard Lane | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Three Mile Island cooling tower with a street sign in the foreground. |
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Farm | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Three Mile Island area farm. |
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Sheep | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Three Mile Island area farm with houses and cooling towers in the background. |
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Mother and Child, Middletown, PA. | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
A mother and child stand with Three Mile Island cooling towers in the background. |
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Three Mile Island, Middletown, PA. | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Three Mile Island cooling towers with real estate “sold” sign in the foreground. |
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Young Resident, Middletown, PA | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
A boy on a go cart with Three Mile Island cooling towers in the distance. |
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R. Forsberg Freeze Rally Umass | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 1 |
R. Forsberg speaks into a microphone at the Umass Freeze Rally. |
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Real Estate for Sale | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
“House For Sale” signs in front of a house in Middletown, PA. Three Mile Island cooling towers are in the background. |
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House for Sale | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. “House for Sale” sign in front of a Middletown, PA home. |
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Lake Pleasant | 1975 | Box 3: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group is gathered under a tarp to escape the rain in Lake Pleasant, MA. |
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Preston Gralla | 1975 | Box 3: 1 | |
Title provided by archivist. Preston Gralla, lower left, in Lake Pleasant, MA |
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Karen Silkwood Anniversary | 1975 November 13 | Box 3: 1 | |
Women holding anti-nuclear signs at a New York City rally. |
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Sam Lovejoy | 1975 | Box 3: 1 | |
Sam Lovejoy |
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Police Surveillance | 1976 | Box 3: 2 | |
Police officer with a video camera in a Philadelphia ghetto. |
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Appropriate Technology Planning Computer | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
A boy looks at a computer panel. |
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The Happy Cobaye | 1977 | 2 prints | Box 3: 3 |
Radiated man at a nuclear drill, Westfield, MA. |
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Nuclear Drill, Notia Geiger Counter | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Doctors use a Geiger counter during a nuclear drill, Westfield, MA. |
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The Drill | 1977 | 2 prints | Box 3: 3 |
The injured and radiated cobaye is brought in Noble Hospital (Westfield) during a nuclear drill. The morgue is used. Military from Westover Air Force Base. |
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Nuclear Waste Accident Evacuation Drill | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Police officers take care of a man on a stretcher during a nuclear drill in Westfield, MA. |
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Nuclear Drill | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Police officers hover over man on a stretcher during a nuclear drill in Westfield, MA. |
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Nuclear Drill II | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Police officers care for a victim during a nuclear drill in Westfield, MA. |
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Tom Payne | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
Tom Payne holds a protest sign |
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NYC 1978 | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
Demonstrators gathered. |
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In Case…Evacuation Would be Impossible | 1978 May 27 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 3, 8: 4, 1 |
Demonstrators lay in the street at a New York City protest. |
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Police Surveillance | 1978 | 2 prints | Box 3: 4 |
Police surveillance at a Barnwell, SC anti-nuclear rally. |
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John Conyers, Jr. | 1978 May 27 | Box 3: 4 | |
John Conyers Jr. is asked questions in NYC. |
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Friendly Forman | 1978 May 1 | Box 3: 4 | |
A smiling man at a microphone. |
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Police Surveillance | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
Police officer takes pictures of a demonstrator getting off the bus. |
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Barnwell, SC Demo | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
Demonstrators sit with “No Nukes” signs. |
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Frances Crowe,Trident Rally | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
A smiling Frances Crowe is carried away by a police officer at a rally in Groton, Connecticut. |
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Groton, CT | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
A smiling woman is carried away by a police officer at a rally in Groton, Connecticut. |
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Wall Street | 1979 Oct 29 | Box 5: 4 | |
Demonstrators sit in the street, arms linked, surrounded by police on Wall Street. |
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Indian Point, NY | 1979 Aug 5 | Box 5: 4 | |
Californian activists at Indian Point, NY. |
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Carried Away | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. A demonstrator is carried away by police in Groton, CT. |
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Obstructing | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
Demonstrators obstructing the access to the gates. Groton, CT. |
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Smile | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. A smiling police officers drags a demonstrator away in Groton, CT. |
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Anti Nuclear Demonstrator, Washington DC | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
A shirtless demonstrator waves a anti-nuke sign in Washington DC. |
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Kurt Vonnegut | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Author, Kurt Vonnegut |
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March to Madison Square Garden | 1980 Aug 10 | Box 6: 1 | |
A gas mask wearing demonstrator carrying a deformed doll marches to Madison Square Garden for the People’s Convention. |
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Yo Yo | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Using a yo yo at Vermont Yankee. |
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Barry Commoner, Citizens Party | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Barry Commoner portrait sitting down. |
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Barry Commoner, Biologist and Activist | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Barry Commoner speaks at a podium. |
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Barry Commoner, People’s Convention | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Barry Commoner speaks at the People’s Convention. |
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Barry Commoner, Three Mile Island Protest | 1980 | Box 6: 1 | |
Barry Commoner speaks at a Three Mile Island Protest. |
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Vigil | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
An American flag carrying man at a vigil in Harrisburg, PA. |
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James Farmer | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
James Farmer, Executive Director, Coalition of American Public Employees speaks in Harrisburg, PA. |
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Harrisburg Rally | 1981 March 28 | 2 prints | Box 6: 2 |
A pile of “Keep TMI Shut Down” signs at a Harrisburg, PA rally. |
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Three Mile Island Protest | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
A group of demonstrators with “Keep TMI Shut Down” signs at the Harrisburg, PA rally. |
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Bella Abzug – March in Harrisburg | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
Bella Abzug, Victor Gotbaum, Barry Commoner, Jerry Gordon at a march in Harrisburg. |
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The Farm | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
Two members sell Geiger counters in Harrisburg, PA. |
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Plain Clothed Police | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
A plain clothes police officer at a Harrisburg, PA rally. |
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Harrisburg March | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
Demonstrators march in Harrisburg, PA |
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Harrisburg 81 | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
D.C. 37 NYC marching on Harrisburg. |
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The Future is Grim | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
People gathered in Harrisburg, PA. |
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Capitol Rally | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
Young anti-nuke demonstrators stand with the Grim Reaper. |
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Burn Coal Not Your Soul | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Union members march in Harrisburg rally. |
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Bella Abzug Raising Money | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
Bella Abzug speaks at a Harrisburg, PA rally. |
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Activist “Militant” | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
Activist militant in Harrisburg, PA for the 1st Anniversary of Three Mile Island. |
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Rally – Unions | 1981 March 28 | Box 6: 2 | |
Union members demonstrating at a Harrisburg, PA rally. |
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Citizens Burning Utility Bills | 1981 March 27 | Box 6: 2 | |
Citizens burning their utility bills. |
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Westminster Library | 1982 Oct 2 | Box 6: 3 | |
Discussion of the relocation plan in case of a nuclear accident. |
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Town Meeting in Westminster | 1982 Oct 2 | Box 6: 3 | |
A Westminster Town Meeting in progress. A freeze vote originated here. |
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Kennedy – Freeze Rally | 1982 Oct 5 | Box 6: 3 | |
Ted Kennedy at a Freeze Rally. |
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Fuck Authority | 1982 June 12 | Box 6: 3 | |
A woman holds a sign that reads “Fuck Authority” at a NYC demonstration. |
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Couple at Peace March I | 1982 June 12 | Box 6: 3 | |
A couple dressed as skeletons at a peace march in NYC. |
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Couple at Peace March II | 1982 June 12 | Box 6: 3 | |
A couple dressed as skeletons at a peace march in NYC. |
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B. Spock | 1982 June 9 | Box 6: 3 | |
B. Spock in NYC |
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Save Life on Earth | 1978 June 12 | 2 prints | Box 3: 4 |
Title provided by archivist. A woman holding a “Save Life on Earth” sign at a NYC Freeze Rally. |
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West German Youth | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
West German youth in Bonn. |
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Green Germany | 1983 | Box 6: 4 | |
Man speaks into microphone. |
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Leben | 1983 | Box 6: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. Barbed wire and hand-painted sign that reads “Leben” in Germany. |
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The Greens | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Demonstration in West Germany. |
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Petra Kelly, Bonn | 1983 | 2 prints | Box 6: 4 |
Petra Kelly speaks in West Germany. |
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Hiroshima Survivor in Germany | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. An Hiroshima survivor at a Bonn, Germany rally. |
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Nein Pershings! | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Women marching with signs in Bonn, Germany. |
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Vigil | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. A vigil against Pershing Deployment in West Germany. |
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Scarves | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. West German demonstrators in Bonn march against US intervention in Latin America. |
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Northampton Court House | 1988 | Box 6: 5 | |
Abbie Hoffman and others gathered on the steps of the Northampton, MA Court House. |
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Properties for Sale | 1990 | Box 6: 6 | |
“Sales Office” sign in Harrisburg, PA with Three Mile Island cooling towers in the background. |
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Pershing II | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Title provided by archivist. People gathered in Dusseldorf, Germany around a “Pershing II” model missile. |
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Masked | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Titled provided by archivist. A demonstrator robed in black at a demonstration. |
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Nein Pershings, Nein Reagan | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
A man at a Bonn, West Germany demonstration holds a Ronald Reagan mask on a stick. |
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Anti Nuclear Activists | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 1 | |
Anti nuclear activists march in Rowe, MA. |
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Windmill | ca. 1978 | 4 prints | Box 4: 3 |
Title provided by archivist. Windmill to be erected at ‘Habitat 1″ at Umass. Engineered by Pr. Heronemus and Pr. McCromack team. |
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Wind and Solar Habitat | 1976 | Box 3: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A windmill and solar collectors bring part of the power to this “Wind and Solar Habitat” at Umass. |
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Do You Know What Plutonium Is? | 1976 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 3, 8: 2, 1 |
Title provided by archivist. A baby with an informational sign about plutonium at Toward Tomorrow Fair in Amherst, MA. |
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Florynce Kennedy | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Florynce Kennedy speaks at the Toward Tomorrow Fair at Umass Amherst. |
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Florynce Kennedy II | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Florynce Kennedy speaks at the Toward Tomorrow Fair at Umass Amherst. |
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Murray Bookchin | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Murray Bookchin speaks at the Toward Tomorrow Fair in Amherst, MA. |
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Murray Bookchin II | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. Murray Bookchin speaks at the Toward Tomorrow Fair in Amherst, MA. |
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New Age Merchants | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
“Pyramid Sellers” at the Toward Tomorrow Fair in Amherst, MA. |
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Intense Look | 1977 | Box 3: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A man in a bow tie looks intensely. |
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Gasohol | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
A van is being fueled up with Gasohol at a Washington D.C. fair. |
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Sun Catalogue | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
Publishers of “Sun Catalogue” displaying some of the items they carry. |
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New Technologies | 1979 | Box 5: 4 | |
A Flat Plate Water Heater, a US funded experiment, is being displayed at a Hampshire County exhibit. |
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James Taylor | 1982 Oct 5 | Box 6: 3 | |
James Taylor plays at the Umass Freeze Rally. |
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Solar Power Plant | 1982 | 2 prints | Box 6: 3 |
A solar power plant in Themis, France. |
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Solar Power Plant II | 1982 | Box 6: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. A solar power plant in Themis, France. |
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CNRS Solar Collectors | 1982 | Box 6: 3 | |
CNRS solar collectors at a plant in Themis, France. |
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Saves on Gas! | 1982 | Box 6: 3 | |
People look under the hood of a partially water powered car in France. |
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Being Detained | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A demonstrator is being held by police near the bus. |
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Speaker | ca. 1978 | Box : | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman at the podium addresses the crowd. |
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Finger Pointing | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A police officer points menacingly at a man. |
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International Gathering | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
An adult hugs a small child. |
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No Nukes Group | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group of women and children sit on a platform with a “No Nukes” sign. |
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New London Crowd | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A group of demonstrators march in New London. |
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Author | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. Dr. Benjamin Spock, narrator “Will Our Children Thank Us?” by the Documentary Guild in NYC. |
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Freeze Nukes Not Jobs | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A woman holds a sign that reads “Freeze Nukes Not Jobs”. |
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On Stage | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A guitarist stands on stage with “No Nukes” sign in the background. |
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Let My People Live | 1981 | Box 6: 2 | |
Title provided by archivist. A man in an Uncle Sam costume holds a sign that reads “Let My People Live” in Washington DC. |
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Barnwell, SC | 1978 May 1 | Box 7: 2 | |
Woman with arms raised in Barnwell, SC. |
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NYC | 1978 May 27 | 2 prints (one mounted) | Box 6, 7: 1, 2 |
Woman in NYC holds a sign that says “Choose”. |
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NYC | 1978 May 27 | Box 7: 2 | |
A man in NYC holds a sign that says “For a World in One Peace Fragile Handle with Care”. |
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NYC | 1978 May 27 | Box 7: 2 | |
Demonstrators stand with a sign in the background that says “Stop Nuclear Power”. |
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No Nukes is Good Nukes | ca. 1978 | Box 7: 2 | |
Bearded man holds a sign that says “No Nukes is Good Nukes”. |
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Three Mile Island | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 4 |
Three Mile Island with tractor and fields in the foreground. |
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Four Corners | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Dudley Blancke of Union Carbide spoke at Craven Canyon with John Kalish (NPR Pacifica Radio reporter) right of frame. |
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Protect Your Family, Paris, France | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Woman holding “Protect Your Family” literature in front of a nuclear shelter. |
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Affinity Group at Vermont Yankee Gates | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
A group huddles together with the Vermont Yankee cooling towers in the background. |
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Golsboro, PA | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Three Mile Island cooling towers loom over the town. |
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Wind and Solar Power in Use | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
An active solar-wind system at Umass Amherst. |
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Toward Tomorrow Fair | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Three men wearing pyramid structures on their heads at Toward Tomorrow Fair. |
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Rowe, MA Rally | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
A crying demonstrator in Rowe, MA is consoled. |
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Anti Nuclear Activist | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 4 |
An anti nuclear activist in Rowe, MA holds a sign that says “Shame”. |
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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, Main Turbine, High Radiation Area | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Main turbines at Vermont Yankee with “Caution High Radiation Area” sign. |
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Overlooking Demonstrators | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
Police photographer in a crane overlooking demonstrators at Indian Point, NY. |
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Welcome to Vermont Yankee | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 4 | |
A guard at the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station security gate. |
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Control Room | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Four men in the NEPOOL (Northeast Utilities) control room. |
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The Green Party | 1983 Oct | 2 prints | Box 6: 4 |
A man with literature addresses another man in Dusseldorf Germany. |
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Undercover? | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
A man wearing a mushroom cloud mask in protest of the Trident Submarine stands in front of the General Dynamics Electric Boat Division building. |
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Scientist | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
A scientist at the podium at Toward Tomorrow Fair, Umass Amherst. |
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Abbie Hoffman, Author, Activist | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Abbie Hoffman at Umass Amherst. |
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Abbie Hoffman, activist | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Abbie Hoffman stands with arms akimbo at Umass Amherst. |
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Sam Lovejoy | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Sam Lovejoy and another man sit on steps in NYC. |
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Refusal | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Eleanor Swain offering cookies to police at Vermont Yankee. |
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Tom Bricker, Inventor | ca. 1978 | 2 prints | Box 4: 3 |
Tom Bricker stands in front of his windmill invention made out of recylced barrels. |
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Dennis Hayes and Eddy Hubart | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Dennis Hayes (World Watch Institute) and Eddy Hubart (TV Actor) under an umbrella in Washington D.C. |
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Susan Sarandon | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Susan Sarandon in Washington D.C. |
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Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden stand on a balcony at a Washington D.C. no nukes rally. |
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The Power of the People | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
Title provided by archivist. The book “The Power of the People” lays on the pavement with a group of demonstrators standing in the background at the Vermont Yankee site in Vernon, Vermont. |
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Edgemont, SD | ca. 1978 | Box 4: 3 | |
“Caution Radioactive Materials” sign mounted on a barbed wire fence. |
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Randy Kehler Montague, MA | 1976 | Box 3: 2 | |
Randy Kehler with a clipboard addresses two women. |
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Toward Tomorrow Fair | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
People at microphones wearing “No Nukes” shirts. |
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Hiroshima Survivor and Ron Kovic | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
A Hiroshima survivor and Ron Kovic at the microphone. |
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Hiroshima Survivor and Ron Kovic (born on July 4th) | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
A Hiroshima survivor and Ron Kovic with raised arms. |
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1960s activist and Pellinger, Freeze Rally, 70s | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
Pellinger and activist with microphones. |
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NYC | 1978 May 27 | Box 3: 4 | |
A man holds a sign that says “No more Hiroshima Nagashaki.” |
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NYC | 1978 May 27 | Box 3: 4 | |
Protestor wearing a gas mask. |
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Arriving at Rally, Police Surveillance of Anti Nuclear Rally, Barnwell, SC | 1978 May 1 | Box 3: 4 | |
Police officer taking pictures of protesters getting off |
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Anti-Nuclear Protest, Barnwell, SC | 1978 | Box 3: 4 | |
A group of protestors gathered in front of an American flag |
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Washington D.C. | 1979 June 5 | Box 5: 4 | |
Protesters gathered |
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Three Mile Island Resident | 1980 | 2 prints | Box 6: 1 |
Child on a swing set with the plant in the background. |
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“Die In,” NYC | 1980 | 2 prints (1 mounted) | Box 6, 8: 1 |
Child plays dead on the ground with “nuclear victim” tag around his wrists. Mounted print titled “Dead in.” |
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Demo at Thionville France against Nuclear Power | 1979 June 2, 3, 4 | Box 5: 4 | |
A man wearing a mask standing in front of a table of literature. |
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Harrisburg Rally | 1981 March 28 | Box : | |
Protesters with “Keep TMI Shut Down” posters. |
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Face Paint | 1982 June 12 | Box 6: 3 | |
Title supplied by archivist. Male protesters wearing face paint. |
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Canadian Delegation, New York City Freeze Rally | 1982 June 12 | Box 6: 3 | |
Canadian protesters marching with signs. |
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Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts, Democrat | 1982 Oct 5 | Box 6: 3 | |
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks to a crowd. |
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Koln | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
A woman and a man stand in a crowd with a protest sign written in German. |
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Police Removing Demonstrators at Ministry of Defense, Bonn, West Germany | 1983 Oct | Box 6: 4 | |
Police trying to remove demonstrators who are laying on the ground. |
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Advertising Seabrook | 1978 | Box 9: 3 | |
Advertising Seabook 78 at Towards Tomorrow Fair, Amherst, Massachusetts. Members of Clamshell behind fund raising table. |
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Peace March, NYC | 1982 | Box 9: 3 | |
A man wearing a mask and holding a sign reading “the end of the world” participates in a peace march in New York City. |
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Sam Lovejoy | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 3 | |
Sam Lovejoy speaking behind a podium, pointing a finger toward the audience. |
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Green Mountain Post Films | 1978 | Box 9: 3 | |
Chuck Light, Dan Keller, and Tom Fenton of Green Mountain Post Films stand by a car with a film camera and microphone. |
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Montague Farm | 1975 | Box 9: 3 | |
The back of a Volkswagon Beetle covered in “No Nukes” and “Lovejoy for Selectman” bumper stickers. |
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Western Mass in NYC | 1978 | Box 9: 4 | |
Title supplied by archivist. Two women among a group of demonstrators in New York City hold a sign: “Western Mass for the world.” |
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Peace Rally, NYC | 1982 | Box 9: 4 | |
A group of demonstrators march down 5th Avenue holding various signs and a banner that reads: “For Our Children, For Your Children, For Their Children, Stop the Madness.” |
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Peace Rally Close-Up, NYC | 1982 | Box 9: 4 | |
Title supplied by archivist. A close up of a group of demonstrators, many with children, marching down 5th Avenue holding a banner that reads: “For Our Children, For Your Children, For Their Children, Stop the Madness.” |
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Frances Crowe, Activist | ca. 1978 | Box 9: 4 | |
Frances Crowe standing in front of wall covered in posters in Northampton, Massachusetts. |
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Randy Kehler | 1976 | Box 9: 4 | |
Randy Kehler speaking with a man outdoors in Montague, Massachusetts. |
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The Peaceful Atom is a Bomb | 1976 | Box 7: 2 | |
Title supplied by archivist. A man wearing a skeletal mask holds a sign reading “The Peaceful Atom is a Bomb” at a rally in New York City. |
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Cultural Worker | 1976 | Box 9 | |
Single issue of the Cultural Worker. On cover: “We Salute America 200 Years.” |
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Acquired from Lionel Delevingne, 2012.
Processed by Jessica Fafnir Adamites, August 2012.
Cite as: Lionel Delevingne Photograph Collection (PH 47). Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst.