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Large sheet of paper used to gather ideas for the creation of the Mifflin Street Co-op mural. The top says: The mural project is underway--and we need your help! Please use this space to list ideas for things you'd like to see included in our community mural!"
circa 1980-1989
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| Date Created | circa 1980-1989 |
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| Format | Image |
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"Maybe You'd Like to Debate With Brother Billy"
Caricature of President Jimmy Carter with the text: "Maybe You'd Like to Debate with Brother Billy."
3,000 letters used yearly in 'Vox Pop'
Dec 13, 1938
Capital Times
2201-2203 N PROSPECT AVE
105049
Located in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County
NASA Parasev
circa 1980-1989
Astronaut Neil Armstrong (right), the first man to walk on the surface of the Moon, with Tom Poberezny, the son of EAA founder Paul Poberezny and the president of the EAA Foundation. Between them i...
