Prepared by Karen Edelstein, April 5, 2008, using ArcGIS with imagery from NYS GIS Clearinghouse
Imprint of peace on the roads network.
Close-up of bunkers.
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oRaL HeRSToRieS
- by Alphabetical Order
- by Category
- 1983
- 1984
- 1985-2000
- June/July 1983
- August/Sept. 1983
- August 1984
- Interview: Barbara Deming
- WEFPJ Slide Show (1983)
- Stronger Than Before (1983)
- Excerpts from a Summer of Non-Violent Protest (1983)
- The Ritual of C.D. (1987)
- Every Woman Here (2007)
- Titles A - H
- Titles I - R
- Titles S - Z
- Songsheet Handouts
- 1982
- May/June 1983
- July 1983
- August 1983
- Sept./Oct. 1983
- Nov./Dec. 1983
- 1985-1986
- Brochures
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- Handouts
- Newsletters
- Regional Meeting Minutes
- About
- Events
- About
- Books, Essays, Cassettes, Papers
- Seneca WEFPJ Archives at Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College
- Seneca WEFPJ Archives at Swarthmore College
- JEB's 1983 WEFPJ Slide Show
- Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
- Greenham Common Peace Camp Songbook
- Code Pink Women for Peace
PHoToGRaPHS
aRCHiVaL FooTaGe
ViDeoS
SoNGS
aRTiCLeS
DoCuMeNTS
PeaCe eNCaMPMeNT HeRSToRy PRoJeCT (PeHP)
WoMeN'S PeaCe LaND
ReSouRCeS
LiNKS
I was there, just on the other side of the fence. I remember you chanting "we aren't violent people, we just came for peace". Plus a lot more. Your blogspot brought back some memories for me, though different...
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