Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Early Arrivals -- Dan Beal of Naperville, Ill., and Pat Anderson of Syracuse, N.Y., foreground, are among early arrivals in Washington for tomorrow's anti-war rally. Distortion in picture results from the extreme wide-angle lens used by the photographer.
Early Arrivals -- Dan Beal of Naperville, Ill., and Pat Anderson of Syracuse, N.Y., foreground, are among early arrivals in Washington for tomorrow's anti-war rally. Distortion in picture results from the extreme wide-angle lens used by the photographer.
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Early Arrivals -- Dan Beal of Naperville, Ill., and Pat Anderson of Syracuse, N.Y., foreground, are among early arrivals in Washington for tomorrow's anti-war rally. Distortion in picture results from the extreme wide-angle lens used by the photographer.

Associated Press · [ca. May 1970]

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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations - Anti-War (Other Than Boston)

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