NC – SWEET & SAGGY.

August 17, 2010
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Nouth Carolina. Duke University offeres an excellent collection of Documents from the Women’s Liberation Movement. Sweet 16 to Saggy 36 : Saga of American Womanhood is a satirical play about women’s roles and gender relations by Cleveland Radical Women’s Group, 1969. Totally radical!

via Duke University Libraries

NY – ALBANY MEN.

August 16, 2010
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Fran Brunelle


Joe Mullin


Denis Walsh


Len Van Ryan

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New York! State University of New York, Albany Lacrosse players. First love their names, then love their curls. This is 1975, people!

via University Libraries at Albany

NM – ONE WEEK.

August 13, 2010
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The New Mexico archives house this incredible collection of date due book pockets drawn by Paul Horgan, a librarian at Roswell Military Institute from 1922-1959. These popular titles could only be loaned for ‘One Week’ as Horgan describes in his visual summary of each book. Fun fact, Paul Horgan won two Pulitzer prizes in History.

See all 200 book pockets here.

via New Mexico’s Digital Collections

 

NJ – TENNIS ANYONE?

August 12, 2010
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New Jersey. Just playin’ some tennis in some very handsome outfits. Photographs of students, tennis coaches & trophies at the Manual Training and Industrial School for Colored Youth at Bordentown, NJ.

via New Jersey Image Collections

NH – DANCE ‘ZINE.

August 11, 2010
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Ralph George Page liked to dance! So he made 165 magazines about the subject. Seriously inspiring. I need to make a NisN mag ASAP.

…from April 1949 until July 1984 he single-handedly produced a total of 165 issues in fourteen volumes, doing everything from editing the copy to affixing the stamps and carrying the finished, mimeographed copies to the post office. Far-reaching in scope, each issue contains a forthright editorial, directions and tunes for squares, contras and folk dances as well as folk songs, recipes, riddles, tongue- twisters, old wives’ tales, and other folklife traditions.

via University of New Hampshire

 

NV – ARBOR ARTISTS.

August 11, 2010
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Nevada. In the Peavine Mountains lonely, bored sheepherders entertained themselves by carving naked ladies & messages into the Aspen trees. Otherwise known as Arborglyphs. The oldest carvings are dated 1901, the most recent 1989.

via University of Nevada

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