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The 460,000 hippies who tore down the fences on Max Yasgur’s farm at Woodstock ’69 and instigated a state of emergency across ...
Full-fledged hippies," Nick says ... His work hangs in galleries and museums around the world. And his Woodstock photograph hangs, poster-size, above Nick and Bobbi's breakfast table.
The question before this house: Did Woodstock change America? Thisweek on 'Think Tank.' In 1969, close to a half a million self-described hippies, flowerchildren and Aquarians made a pilgrimage to ...
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Without Woodstock, There'd Be No ID.BuzzWe went to the original site of the Woodstock festival in VW’s new hippie bus. We learned a bit in the process. The Volkswagen ID.Buzz might come from Germany, but it may not exist if not for ...
The hippie movement’s values are perhaps best represented by the free music festival that took place at Woodstock in 1969. An audience of nearly half a million people lived together outside for ...
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