Digital/physical archive in infancy, focusing on anarchist activity in western Washington. Send your handbills, flyers, posters, zines, books, etc.
Olympia, Tacoma, Seattle, etc.
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Got a hard copy of Tacoma's first anarchist publication, Why? You can get a hardbound anthology of the entire run of Why? from us.
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Got a hard copy of Seattle’s Black Autonomy vol. 3 no. 1, pdf can be perused at louisecrowleylibrary.org/bla…
On July 17, 2008, anonymous individuals disabled and removed the surveillance camera facing the PitchPipe Infoshop. A week later, pictures of the high-powered camera were anonymously posted on the internet.
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Got another edition, this one by SF's Revolutionary Workers Group, unknown publication year.
On July 11, 1933, French-born anarchist, and editor of Home, WA anarchist newspaper The Demonstrator, Laurent Casas died.
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We just got hard copies of the two published issues of Seattle insurrectionary anarchist magazine "A Murder of Crows," you can read PDFs of both at louisecrowleylibrary.org/a-m…
On July 1, 1914, the final issue of Why? was published by Enrico Travaglio in Tacoma. You can get a full set of these issues at louisecrowleylibrary.org/sho…
A short documentary on the NWDC that anarchists made in 2008: youtu.be/bTrR1s7du6s?si=XQ1I…
Found three related flyers, two for noise demos at the detention center, one for an info night about it, all from 2010.
We added an article about the Northwest Detention Center, published in Autonomy//253, way back in 2011, while Obama was president.
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A former collective member of Seattle's Black Cat Cafe is looking for people to collaborate on a collective history of the project.
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Just got a hard copy of Anarcho-Feminism: Two Statements, published by the Seattle branch of the Social Revolutionary Anarchist Federation in the early 1970s.
Just got a copy of Home resident Henry Addis' pamphlet "Essays on the Social Problem," published by Free Society out of San Francisco (formerly Portland) in June, 1898.
On May 12, 1967, Seattle anarchist Stan Iverson burned an American flag in Seattle. Despite Iverson admitting that he burned the flag, Floyd Turner was convicted of it and served 45 days before being released on bond and acquitted by the WA Supreme Court.
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ALT Floyd Turner (L) and Stan Iverson (R) in front of the ID bookstore in Seattle's University District.
On April 20, 2013, the Olympia Anarchist Convergence began at Evergreen State College, but was moved to a different location after a hostile blogger had his camera smashed.
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On April 1, 1969, Morningtown Pizza opened in Seattle’s University District. Collectively-owned and operated by many Seattle anarchists, Morningtown operated until 1993.
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