Madison People's Poster and Propaganda Collection

Madison People's Poster and Propaganda Collection at the WHS. "...From the late 1960s through the mid-1970s, Madison, Wisconsin, was a hub of dynamic social, political and cultural change. The onset of countercultural ideologies, the Vietnam War, gay liberation and women's rights were among the issues that permeated the social landscape of the city as people formed groups, held meetings, distributed propaganda and organized demonstrations. The posters of the era, which J. Wesley Miller collected from kiosks and bulletin boards around Madison, reflected all of these events and changes."