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		Memorabilia

Bill Berko ( billyb@lvcm.com ) recently sent us some photos that he took at the original event. He writes that at one time, he had over 150 photos, many of the stage area, but that they were lost when moving. BUMMER!!! Anyway, we appreciate him allowing us to show those that he found.

Tents start arriving.	Deluxe accommodations for one ...two if you get real cozy!
Writing the next big hit.	Fixing lunch
Nice Beads	Man, we should have picked a spot in front of this highway!
Now here's the deal, man!	Looking at the world through rose-colored glasses.
Where's the stage???	Let the bathing begin
Oh, Oh...more people found our secret spot!	I think I've lost my tent!
Field Office ...complete with escape route out the back window!	Wow, did I just see Hendrix walk by?
Hari Krishna with his hand out ...only thing missing is a tamborine!	Snoozing on a sunny afternoon
Trying to get some the shade.	Setting up the stage for the next act ...notice the photographers on stage
Still grabbing that nap	Meanwhile the water fun continues
One of the many helicopters that helped during the festival.	Unfortunately, this one took a fatality out. The young man, wrapped in the cloth, fell asleep under a tractor tire and was run over ...no one saw him there.

Harriette ( hjsofnyc@sbcglobal.com ) sent some of her photos from the original Woodstock and the 'Day In The Garden' concert held at the site in 1998. Her reunion photos can be found in the Deju Vu wing

Resting at the Red Apple Restaurant.	Alan at the Red Apple.
Harriette.	Now where it that concert???
Handing out water	Peace, man!
The masses gather	Now, that's a big group
Climbing the sound towers	Masses in front of the stage
Max Yasgur speaks to the crowd	Alan looks in shock...music overload!
Sly and The Family Stone gets the crowd grooving	Canned Heat wails
And Janis answers with gusto	While The Who jumps for joy

Lawrence Pear (LPear82720@cs.com) writes 'I just was given this picture of me (on the right) and someone else helping some girl who was hurt on the site. Evidently it was in the N.Y.Times that weekend. I had heard about it and vaguely remember the picture being taken, but never had the opportunity to view it. A friend I hadn't seen in 35 years gave it to me a few months ago, to see if it was really me. She had seen it in the paper and thought she recognized me. She saved it for 33 years to finally ask me.

It would be really awesome if either the other guy or the girl view the picture on your site and remember it as well. We didn't know each other. It was just one of those random acts of kindness that were so prevalent during that time period, and especially during those "Three Days Of Peace And Music." An earthshaking event and three days that changed at least a half million lives if not the world as we knew it back then.'

Lending a helping hand

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We thank all who have contributed and invite all you other original attendees to e-mail a copy of your photos and join in the celebration of the event.

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