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Sister Margeen Hoffmann (at left, back row), who served as Executive Director of the Ecumenical Task Force of the Niagara Frontier from 1979 to1988, attending an ETF meeting
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_024.pdf
RG9-5-00-4_1a_1_1_001_RG9-5-00-4_1a_1_1_001_01.pdf
Love Canal Homeowners Association meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Adeline Levine and other Love Canal residents gathered to celebrate Lois Gibbs' birthday, June 25, 1980
David Bunis, Founding Producer and Saul Elkin, Founding Artistic Director, Jewish Repertory Theatre, 2002
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_234.pdf
Protesters, including children, with signs at a rally against landfill construction by CECOS International Inc. (a waste management service company in Niagara Falls, New York)
Police arrive on the scene where protesters are blocking truck access to the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill remediation site at 99th Street and Colvin Boulevard, Niagara Falls, New York after dioxin was discovered on the site, December 12, 1978
10002 Colvin Boulevard resident Marie Posniak receives assistance in evacuating her home in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, July 3, 1980
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_009.pdf
Speakers address the crowd inside a campus building at the student protest against Hooker Chemical and its handling of the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill site crisis held at the State University of New York at Buffalo South Campus
Minutes of the Vestry Meeting of St. Philips Church, November 4, 1973
Protesters blocking truck access to the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill remediation site at 99th Street and Colvin Boulevard in winter after dioxin was discovered on the site, Niagara Falls, New York, December 12, 1978
McConnell_Thomas_Transcript.pdf
Ed Begley, Jr. addresses the crowd at the Love Canal Resettlement Protest which opposed resettlement of the contaminated northern portion of the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York.
Horton_John_Index19781003.pdf
Love Canal homeowner and activist Joann Hale speaks from the outdoor stage at a Love Canal rally, June 1979
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA006_v16n45_19660505.pdf
Oliver Perry Jones
Protesters, including children, with signs at a rally against landfill construction by CECOS International Inc. (a waste management service company in Niagara Falls, New York)
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/RG9-9-00-3_42_52_1993_p3.pdf
Love Canal homeowner and activist Karen Schroeder pours out black chemical sludge from a bottle which was collected from the ground surface near the 99th Street School, Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
View of 10002 Colvin Boulevard where helpers assist Love Canal activist homeowner Marie Posniak and her family to evacuate their home in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, July 3, 1980
Lois Gibbs speaking to news reporters at a public meeting on the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_313.pdf
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/25.pdf
Love Canal activist Grace McCoulf with fellow protesters blocking truck access to the Love Canal remediation site at 99th Street and Colvin Boulevard, after dioxin was discovered on the site in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, December 12, 1978
Love Canal residents protest on the steps of the Niagara Falls, New York City Hall, October 16, 1978
Protesters gather outside the Colvin Avenue Love Canal Homeowners Association offices on the day of the EPA officials 'hostage-taking', May 19, 1980
Love Canal Homeowners Association meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Protest sign from the front yard of an abandoned Love Canal home, Niagara Falls, New York, reading: ' We don't want to live here anymore! Would you?' September 1978
Love Canal homeowners and activists Marie Posniak and Lois Gibbs confront Niagara Falls, New York Mayor Michael C. O'Laughlin over the Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill site crisis.
Love Canal activist Lois Gibbs speaks from the pulpit at the Love Canal residents' meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, May 21, 1980
Lois Gibbs and her children, Missy and Michael, carrying signs at the Love Canal protest at City Hall, Niagara Falls, New York on October 16, 1978
Niagara Falls Mayor Michael C. O'Laughlin addresses Love Canal residents at the 99th Street Elementary School (protest signs and placards in background), October 1978
10002 Colvin Boulevard with homeowner Marie Posniak standing at her front gate which bears a sign reading: '4 Sale, Buy 1 get 1 Free' during the process of evacuating her residence within the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, July 3, 1980
Love Canal protesters, including both adults and children, carrying signs and marching outside the City Hall at Niagara Falls, New York, October 16, 1978
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_280.pdf
Love Canal demonstrators, including Lois Gibbs and her children, march along the street carrying protest signs to the City Hall in Niagara Falls, New York, October 16, 1978
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_001.pdf
Love Canal activist Debbie Cerrillo (at left) and a fellow protester holding a protest sign that reads: 'You buy, you die' at Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers at the Niagara Falls Convention Center, April 27, 1979
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/VF_I18C_026.pdf
Sister Margeen Hoffmann (at far right in green jacket) leads children with signs at a rally against landfill construction by CECOS International Inc. (a waste management service company in Niagara Falls, New York)
Love Canal Homeowners Association members Grace McCoulf (left) and Debbie Cerrillo and their daughters in front of the office Christmas tree, December 1978
Love Canal homeowner and activist Debbie Cerrillo and her young children carrying protest signs at the Love Canal demonstration at the Niagara Falls, New York City Hall, October 16, 1978
Child protesters holding a sign for news cameras in Forest Glen, New York identifying it as 'Love Canal II'
Public meeting of Love Canal residents with New York State officials at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York showing coverage by the media, May 21, 1980
Lois Gibbs, carrying her daughter Missy, with other protesters at the Niagara Falls, New York courthouse, after arraignment, October 16, 1978
Lois Gibbs (standing at right) on the telephone at Love Canal Homeowners Association offices in the 99th Street School (prior to its demolition) in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, October 1978
Protester, wearing a 'Love Canal' tee shirt, at the Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
Participants in the Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
Biologist Beverly Paigen speaks from the pulpit at a Love Canal residents' meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Niagara Falls Mayor Michael C. O'Laughlin, holding a child, addressing Love Canal protesters in front of auditorium stage at the 99th Street Elementary School (protest signs and placards line the floor behind him), October 1978
Love Canal protester Grace McCoulf with sign reading: 'Welcome to the Killing Grounds' at Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers at the Niagara Falls Convention Center, April 27, 1979
Love Canal Homeowners Association meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Gay Historian Jonathan Ned Katz speaking on "The Political Economy of Pleasure: Toward a Theory of the Historical Modes of Erotic Activity; With Special Reference to Heterosexuality"
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government with effigies on the ground of President Jimmy, Rosalynn and Amy Carter held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
VF_I18G_032_VF_I18G_032_01.pdf
Love Canal protesters carrying signs, with activist Lois Gibbs and her daughter Missy at left, outside the Niagara Falls, New York City Hall, October 16, 1978
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
Love Canal Homeowners Association meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
pan-am-electricity-and-technology_pan-am-electricity-and-technology_01.pdf
Love Canal homeowner and activist Al Posniak holds a 'Love Canal' tee shirt up to his chest at a Love Canal Homeowners Association meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Senator Al Gore and an associate speak to Patricia A. Brown at the Love Canal Resettlement Protest which opposed resettlement of the contaminated northern portion of the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York.
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
Lois Gibbs, holding a protest sign, with her son Michael at a Love Canal demonstration on the steps of the City Hall, Niagara Falls, New York, October 16, 1978
MS-0269_10_2_003.pdf
Love Canal protesters gather near a car with a 'Save our children' sign on the windshield, to organize their demonstration at New York State Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to teachers at the Niagara Falls Convention Center, April 27, 1979
Protesters at the Love Canal remediation zone watch as a dump truck carrying clay passes by, December 12, 1978
Two Love Canal protesters wearing signs and marching at the Niagara Falls Convention Center for New York State Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers, April 27, 1979
Women and children participants in the Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
Love Canal Homeowners Association Office volunteers Marie Posniak and Grace McCoulf working in the LCHA office at the 99th Street Elementary School, Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, October 1978
Love Canal residents Stephen U. Lester (far left) and Debbie Cerrillo collecting donations for the Love Canal Homeowners Association, June 1980
Love Canal protesters with signs at the Niagara Falls Convention Center to demonstrate at New York State Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers, April 27, 1979.
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government with burning effigies in the street of President Jimmy, Rosalynn and Amy Carter held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA006_v20n71_19700319.pdf
Marie Posniak, Lois Gibbs, and Adeline Levine (left to right) answering telephone inquiries in the Love Canal Homeowners Association offices in the 99th Street Elementary School, Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, October 1978
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA044_Colleague_19610526.pdf
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA044_Colleague_19610227.pdf
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government with burning effigies in the street of President Jimmy, Rosalynn and Amy Carter held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
Sister Margeen Hoffmann with child protesters holding signs at the rally against landfill construction by CECOS International Inc. (a waste management service company in Niagara Falls, New York)
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/VF_I18G_049.pdf
Missy Gibbs, daughter of Love Canal activist Lois Gibbs, at the Love Canal Homeowners Association's meeting at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Niagara Falls, New York, May 21, 1980
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government with burning effigies in the street of President Jimmy, Rosalynn and Amy Carter held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building on April 17, 1979
http://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/upimage/LIB-UA006_v18n46_19680415.pdf
Cornelia Hopkins Allen
VTN_9-5_002.pdf
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building. with effigies of Jimmy, Rosalynn and Amy Carter on the ground, April 17, 1979
Store-Front Churches in Buffalo
Press coverage of the Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
Love Canal protesters with signs including 'You buy, you die' inside the Niagara Falls Convention Center for New York State Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers, April 27, 1979.
Love Canal family protests with signs that read: 'I want to live', 'Hooker, take a dump', and 'Dioxin kills' at Governor Hugh L. Carey's speech to New York State teachers at the Niagara Falls Convention Center, Niagara Falls, New York, April 27, 1979
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979
RG26-1-822_1_1_013.pdf
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_062.pdf
Lois Gibbs and her daughter Missy, carrying protest signs, participate with other affected families in a Love Canal protest at the City Hall of Niagara Falls, New York, October 16, 1978
[Poetry reading] / Jonathan Williams, Thomas Meyer.
Love Canal Homeowners Association protest targeting the federal government with one participant holding a sign stating 'We are Love Canal boat people', held outside the Niagara Falls, New York Department of Health building, April 17, 1979