国立アメリカ歴史博物館のインスタグラム(amhistorymuseum) - 8月17日 08時38分

What did Woodstock look like from the stage? the crowd? overhead? 🎸
Lisa Law captured all these angles, and more in her photographs. To get overhead shots, she even hitched rides on the helicopters called in to bring in food and medical supplies when the roads became too blocked with traffic to use. 🚁
Law and members of the Hog Farm, a long-standing commune, were involved in the logistics of setting up Woodstock. For instance, Hog Farm volunteered to construct the kitchen for use by the festivalgoers.🍵 Take a closer look at Law’s photographs and learn more about Woodstock by clicking the link in our bio: s.si.edu/Woodstock 📷
#Photography #ColorPhotography #FilmPhotography #1960s #Woodstock #Woodstock50 #EntertainmentHistory #MusicHistory #Counterculture #SmithsonianMusic #WomensHistory #BecauseOfHerStory #AmericanHistory

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herolikedeniro 👉🏽Love these shots. I could only imagine having been there. The music that came out of the 60’s may just be unparalleled forever.

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flowrider36 What a magical experience for that generation! Thx for sharing, it’s caring 🙌

gelliroll Then we had Obama for eight years making everyone hate each other 💩

inchsol Lol I just tried to turn the volume up on these photos. 💛💜💚

jomotyka To think of it,...they all went corporate.

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