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Alice in Dairyland with Luci Baines Johnson

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Beth Bartosh of Burlington, the 1964 Alice in Dairyland, walks along the grounds of the Wisconsin State Fair, accompanied by a large group of people, including Lucy Baines Johnson, the daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson, several supporters of Senator William Proxmire, a couple of police officers, and others. Lucy Baines Johnson walks on Alice's left.

Date Created:
August 16, 1964
Creator:
Ahlhauser, John W.

Publication Information

Creator Ahlhauser, John W.
Date Created August 16, 1964

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 26 x 21 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Wisconsin State Fair publicity records, 1930-1968
Call Number PH 3975 Folder 12

Copyright Information

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Rights Holder Journal Sentinel, Incorporated; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W013PM0
Legacy ID
WHi 25433

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