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John Joseph Moakley's Boston City Council notecard with logo
"Time for that change," John Joseph Moakley's Massachusetts State Senate campaign pamphlet
John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaign letterhead
Bumper stickers from John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaigns
"Hear ye! hear ye! Time for that Change" Congressional campaign pamphlet for John Joseph Moakley
"Parking tag" campaign advertisement from John Joseph Moakley's campaign for Massachusetts state representative, 1950s
John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaign ribbon
Campaign button from one of John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaigns with a slogan in Spanish "Para Progreso, Joe Moakley, Para Congreso"English Translation: Joe Moakley for Progress, Joe Moakley for Congress
Campaign ribbon for a Massachusetts election with the slogan "Vote Democratic" that lists candidates "Stevenson, Dever, Kennedy, McCormack, Powers, Condon, Moakley, McDonough," circa 1950
Montage featuring an American flag and a page from John Joseph Moakley's campaign scrapbook
John Joseph Moakley campaign portrait, 1970s
John Joseph Moakley at a congressional campaign event, 16 July 1970
Congressman John Joseph Moakley shakes hands with President Bill Clinton during his visit to Boston, 19 February 1997
John Joseph Moakley at Hilton campaign event, 1970s
John Joseph Moakley and Evelyn Moakley at Massachusetts State Senate campaign event, 1960s
John Joseph Moakley's Massachusetts State Representative campaign pamphlet, circa 1951The pamplet reads, "Elect John J. 'Joe' Moakley, Veteran World War II, Representative Ward 7"
English Translation: Joe Moakley for Progress, Joe Moakley for Congress
The pamplet reads, "Elect John J. 'Joe' Moakley, Veteran World War II, Representative Ward 7"
Telegram from John Joseph Moakley to brother Robert Moakley regarding election results, 19 September 1952
Democratic Donkey with campaign pins
Straw hat with "Put Joe Moakley in Congress" button attached to it
John Joseph Moakley Massachusetts State Senate campaign billboard, 1960s
The Moakley's at a Massachusetts State Senate Campaign event in the Torsnay's back yard in South Boston, 1964
John Joseph Moakley and Evelyn Moakley, wearing suits and fake mustaches, holding newspaper with headline "John Joseph Moakley Wins Senate Seat By Landslide," 1960s
John Joseph Moakley, a.k.a. the "Boston Bull" (on the left) boxing in outdoor ring, circa 1947
Campaign event for John Joseph Moakley's Boston City Council race, 1971
Group photograph of President Bill Clinton event, John Joseph Moakley is at far right, William Bulger is fourth from right, Clinton is third from right