Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›The main counseling room of the Open Door Clinic in Seattle is decorated with graffiti and psychedelic murals. The clinic offers unconventional services to alienated young clients, often illicit drug users: free treatment and advice from volunteer doctors and nurses, without direct criticism and without police informing. Seated, from left to right, are Al Weese, clinic director, Mrs. Robbie Fish, receptionist, and Dr. John Green, board of directors member.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
The main counseling room of the Open Door Clinic in Seattle is decorated with graffiti and psychedelic murals. The clinic offers unconventional services to alienated young clients, often illicit drug users: free treatment and advice from volunteer doctors and nurses, without direct criticism and without police informing. Seated, from left to right, are Al Weese, clinic director, Mrs. Robbie Fish, receptionist, and Dr. John Green, board of directors member.
Associated Press · [ca. October 1969]
CC0 — Public Domain
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