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"Hear ye! hear ye! Time for that Change" Congressional campaign pamphlet for John Joseph Moakley
"How to draw redistricting plans that wills stand up in court" by Peter S. Wattson Senate Council of the State of Minnesota for the National Conference of State Legislatures Reapportionment task force, 8 August 1990
"Parking tag" campaign advertisement from John Joseph Moakley's campaign for Massachusetts state representative, 1950s
"Time for that change," John Joseph Moakley's Massachusetts State Senate campaign pamphlet
"What have you got against Reaganomics?" Campaign advertisement for John Joseph Moakley, 1982This advertisement was published in the Parkway/West Roxbury Transcripts, the West Bridgewater Times, East Bridgewater Star, and Bridgewater…
“The Tom Larson Show” featuring Louise Day Hicks WSBK-TV 38, 5/22/1973 [audio recording and transcript]Television host Tom Larson interviews Louise Day Hicks for an episode of “The Tom Larson Show.” The topics discussed include busing, her 1972…
“Two Man Race” Moakley for Congress campaign advertisement [audio recording and transcript]Campaign advertisement was made by the Moakley for Congress Committee in 1972 for use in Moakley’s campaign for the Ninth Congressional District…
Bumper stickers from John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaigns
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 event for John Joseph Moakley's Boston City Council race, 1971
Campaign mailing tri-fold: "Joe Moakley. Democrat. He fights for us."
Campaign ribbon for a Massachusetts election with the slogan "Vote Democratic" that lists candidates "Stevenson, Dever, Kennedy, McCormack, Powers, Condon, Moakley, McDonough," circa 1950
Campaign scrapbook covering John Joseph Moakley's unsuccessful 1970 bid for CongressScrapbook documenting Joe Moakley's unsuccessful bid for Congress in 1970. It contains news clippings, campaign pins, banners, advertisements and…
Congressman John Joseph Moakley shakes hands with President Bill Clinton during his visit to Boston, 19 February 1997
Democratic Donkey with campaign pins
Draft letter to campaign volunteer from John Joseph Moakley thanking him for support