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\psfig{file=leonardo/manuscript.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Manuscript (bound or unbound) \\
\psfig{file=leonardo/computer.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Multimedia Station (no monitor overhead) \\
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\psfig{file=leonardo/other-painting.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Painting not by Leonardo \\
\psfig{file=leonardo/banner.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Banner \\
\psfig{file=leonardo/machinery.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Working invention \\
\psfig{file=leonardo/map.eps,height=0.25in} & \footnotesize Exhibit map \\
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\caption{{\em Leonardo} icon legend}
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\par\begin{center}
{\large\bf Who Was Leonardo?} \\
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& \\
& {\bf Introduction to the Renaissance} \\
1 & Desk with manuscript samples, notebook, implements; information on lost notebooks \\
2 & Panels: The early Renaissance; period world map, Nuremburg Chronicle, early landscape by L., 
birth, stories of early evidence of artistic ability; historical context:  Giotto's lifelike
wall paintings, capture of Constantinople, printing press, world exploration \\
3 & Panels: ``Scientist,'' ``Inventor,'' ``Artist'' \\
4 & Manuscript B; notebook {\it Treatise on Painting} printed 130 
years after death, first publication of any L. work (original) \\
5 & Speculation on why he wrote backwards (left-handed), activity writing while looking in 
mirror \\
 & \\
 & {\bf Florence in 1470} \\
6 & {\it Caricature of a Laughing Man}, 1495 \\
7 & {\it Head of a Man (Three Poses)}, 1502 \\
8 & {\it Caricature of an Old Woman}, 1495 \\
9 & {\it Profile of a Man}, 1495 \\
10 & {\it Caricature: An Old Man}, 1490 \\
11 & {\it Head of a Young Woman}, 1483 \\
12 & {\it Head of a Young Woman}, 1475 \\
13 & {\it Old Man and Young Man}, 1495 \\
14 & Panels:  L. leaves Vinci for Florence; Florence as international character, art 
center, the Medicis; first job as an apprentice in an art studio \\
\end{tabular}
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{\large\bf The Natural Artist} \\
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 & {\bf Art Studio I} \\
15 & {\it Study of a Lily}, 1475 \\
16 & {\it Study of a Hand, with Notes}, 1504 \\
17 & {\it Madonna with Child and Cat}, 1480 \\
18 & Easel: tutelage under Verocchio; techniques: perspective, {\it chiaoscuro}, {\it sfumato} \\
19 & Panel: note on reproductions, ``sorry, no originals'' \\
20 & Perspective figures, both 1510 \\
21 & Panel: perspective \\
22 & Architectural study for {\it The Adoration of the Magi}, perspective construction \\
23 & Activity: table for drawing in perspective (``Leonardo's Window'') \\
24 & Drapery studies, all 1475 \\
25 & Panel: {\it chiaoscuro} \\
26 & Activity: draped manequin, outline figures to draw on \\
27 & Panel: {\it sfumato} \\
28 & Gothenburg {\it Mona Lisa} \\
29 & Panel: {\it sfumato} \\
 & \\
 & {\bf Art Studio II} \\
30 & Banner: ``The Natural Artist'' \\
31 & Easel, ``The Natural Artist:''  Verocchio tutlage; acceptance
into Florentine painter's guild from age 20 to 25 \\
32 & {\it Study of a Horseman}, 1478 \\
33 & {\it Study of a Horse's Hind Legs}, 1508 \\
34 & Panel: ``A magnificent mural is gone forever...'' ({\it Battle of
Anghiari}) \\
35 & Studies of soldiers, women, and horseman, 1504 \\
36 & Panel: ``L. had bad luck with his two major frescoes...'' \\
37 & Panel: ``Lots of churches had Last Suppers but this one was
completely original...'' \\
38 & Sketch of L.'s {\it Last Supper}, by Figino, 1540 (original) \\
39 & Video loop on paintings \\
40 & Panel: Verocchio's workshop \\
41 & Mural of Verocchio's workshop with small panels explaining
activities depicted \\
42 & {\it Cherub with a Dolphin}, attributed to L. \\
43 & Panel: ``L. painted what clients hired him to paint (but he didn't
always finish)'' \\
44 & {\it Child with Lamb}, 1500; {\it Study for the Nativity}, 1495
\\
45 & Easel and figure: The Early Years, 1452-82 \\
46 & Desk with pigments, scrolls, etc. \\
\end{tabular}
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& {\bf The Art Gallery} \\
47 & Easel: ``His unique style attracted students and influenced
others...'' \\
48 & {\it Monna Wanna}, Salai, 1515 \\
49 & {\it The Kissing Infants} by L.'s workshop, 1510-15 \\
50 & Hutch: ``Three bold new techniques made this painting look
real:'' drawing in perspective, light and shadow, and distance
(illustrated on {\it The Annunciation}) \\
51 & {\it Five Grotesque Heads}, {\it Studies of Heads}, {\it
  Caricature}, {\it Caricature}, by Wenzel Hollar, 1645 \\
52 & {\it Piet\`{a}}, by Bramantino, 1515 (original; 5.5 by 7) \\
53 & Caricatures, {\it Head of a Horse}, by Melzi, 1550 (original) \\
54 & Panel: ``Who painted it? When? Where?'' \\
55 & {\it The Virgin and Child with Infant St. John the Baptist},
attrib. Michaelangelo, 1500 (original) \\
56 & {\it St. Catherine and St. Jerome}, attrib. Raphael, 1497
(original) \\
57 & {\it Young John the Baptist}, by Raphael's workshop, 1517 (original;
6 ft. by 6 ft.) \\
58 & {\it Young John the Baptist}, by Raphael's workshop, 1517 (original;
3 ft. by 4 ft.) \\
69 & {\it The Virgin of the Rocks}, by Bramantino, 1500-50 (original;
2 ft. by 4 ft.) \\
60a & Panel: ``Compare these two paintings...'' \\
60b & {\it The Virgin of the Rocks}, 1510 (original; 5 ft. by 6 ft.) \\
61 & {\it The Angel in the Flesh}, 1513-1517 (original), mounted in clear 
plastic so that the inscription on back can be seen \\
62 & {\it Mother and Child}, 1483 (original) \\
63 & {\it The Holy Family}, 1530 (original; 3.5 ft. by 4 ft.) \\
64 & {\it Bust of Christ as a Child}, attrib. L., 1495 (original) \\
65 & {\it The Wax Horse}, attrib. L., early 1500s (original) \\
66 & {\it St. Catherine of Alexandria}, by Giampietrino, 1540 (original)
\\
67 & {\it Madonna of the Yarnwinder}, copy of a L. painting (original)
\\
68 & {\it Mary Magdalene}, by Giampietrino, 1515-20 (original) \\
69 & {\it Madonna del Latte}, copy of a Correggio, 1500s (original) \\
70 & {\it Praying Abbott}, by Cesare do Sesto, 1507-14 (original) \\
71 & {\it Horse of the so-called ``Opus Praxitelis''}, by Volterra,
a follower of Michaelangelo, 1550 (original) \\
72 & {\it Two Studies of a Blessing Infant Jesus}, by Luini, 1500
(original) \\
73 & {\it Head of an Old, Bearded Man}, by Perugino, 1500 (original)
(mocked by L.) \\
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
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\begin{center}
{\large\bf The Restless Inventor} \\
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74 & Map: Exhibit plan  \\
 & \\
& {\bf War} \\
75 & Panel: ``He sent out this `resum\'e,' hoping for a job as a
military engineer'' \\
76 & Letter to Duke of Milan, 1482 \\
77 & Panel: ``He dreamed of a giant horse'' \\
78 & Hoof of L.'s horse cast in Pennsylvania \\
79 & Desk under panel with sketches for statue and clay model \\
80 & Panel and figure: 1482-1506:  The Middle Years; L. sent to Milan
to be a musician; design of huge horse statue \\
81 & Panel: ``L. hated war but created deadly weapons'' \\
82 & Map of Milan, 1497-1550 \\
83 & {\it Fortress}, 1508 \\
84 & {\it Fortress}, 1505-10 \\
86 & Model:  Steam cannon (probably built in L.'s lifetime) \\
87 & {\it Rolling walkway}, 1480 \\
88 & {\it Ladder pusher}, 1480 \\
89 & {\it Machine guns}, 1482, basis for \\
90 & Model:  Machine gun \\
91 & {\it Giant crossbow}, 1485 \\
92 & {\it Stone-thrower}, 1485 \\
93 & {\it War chariots with sickles}, 1485 \\
94 & {\it Gun-firing mechanism}, 1513 \\
& \\
& {\bf Architecture} \\
95 & Panel: ``From bridges to city plans, L.'s dreams and designs were
ahead of his time'' \\
96 & Computer kiosk -- architecture \\
97 & Codex Trivulzio, 1487 \\
98 & {\it Cathedral dome}, 1487 \\
99 & Bound volume: {\it De Architectura}, written 33 B.C., edition 1512,
inspired L. (original) \\
100 & {\it The royal city Romoratin}, 1517 \\
101 & Manuscript A, 1492 \\
102 & {\it City plans}, 1513 \\
103 & Panel: ``Leonardo studied the arch, one of architecture's
building blocks'' \\
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& {\bf Water} \\
104 & Panel: ``Water flows through L.'s drawings'' \\
105 & {\it Water flow}, 1508 \\
106 & {\it Water flow study and musing old man}, 1513 \\
107, 108 & Activity: How obstacles impede water flow \\
109 & {\it Canal, locks, and weirs}, 1482 \\
110 & {\it Florentine canal map}, 1495 \\
111a & {\it Florentine canal plan}, 1495 (original) \\
111b & {\it San Cristoforo canal}, 1509 \\
112 & Model: Water pump (large; 10 ft. by 10 ft.) \\
113 & {\it Ivrea canal}, 1495 \\
114 & {\it Naviglio canal notes}, 1508 \\
115 & {\it Design of a water pump}, 1490 \\
116 & Codex Forster III, 1493 \\
117 & {\it Water-moving machines}, 1480 \\
118 & {\it Hydraulic machine}, 1490 \\
119 & {\it Turbine wheel}, 1510 \\
120 & {\it Water wheel}, Melzi, 1510 \\
121 & {\it Sketches and notes}, 1497 \\
 & \\
& {\bf Machines} \\
122 & {\it Map, geometric, and mechanical studies}, 1500 \\
123 & {\it Perpetual motion machine}, 1495 \\
124, 125 & {\it Two gear models}, 1480 \\
126 & Panel: ``From wind meters to the first automobile'' \\
127 & Model: Wind meter \\
128 & Model: Hygrometer \\
129 & Codex Forster I, 1505 \\
130 & {\it Oil lamp with reflecting mirror}, 1505 (original) \\
131 & {\it Optical lens grinders}, 1505 \\
 & \\
& {\bf Clocks} \\
132 & Panel: ``By understanding clocks, L. hoped to understand all
machines'' \\
133 & {\it Clock movement}, 1495-98 \\
134 & Model: Lunar clock after a sketch by L. \\
135 & Model: Clock after a sketch by L., 1500? \\
136 & Model: Clock after diGiorgio, 1475-80 \\
137 & Model: Clock after Galileo Gallei \\
138 & {\it Time instrument}, 1495-97 \\
139 & {\it Spring studies}, 1495-98 \\
140 & {\it Spring drive mechanism}, 1495-98 \\
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& {\bf Flight} \\
141 & Panel: ``L. was the first scientist of flight -- his ideas pushed
the edge'' \\
142 & Manuscript K, 1507 \\
143 & {\it Human flight}, 1495 \\
144 & {\it Birds in flight}, 1507 \\
145 & Model: Airplane propulsion system \\
146 & Manuscript E, 1513 \\
147a & Panel: Glider reproduction \\
147b & Model: Glider reproduction \\
148 & Map:  Exhibit plan \\
149 & Kiosk \\
150 & Activity: Comparison of L's parachute design with modern
parachutes \\
151, 152 & Models:  Parachutes \\
153 & Workstations \\
& \\
& {\bf Machines} \\
154 & {\it Textile spinning machine}, 1495 \\
155 & Manuscript: {\it Divinae Proportionae}, L illustrated for a
Pacoli, 1509 \\
156 & Model: Wire strength tester \\
157 & Model: Roller bearings \\
158 & Video loop on inventions \\
159 & Kiosks \\
& \\
& {\bf Musical instruments} \\
160 & {\it Musical instruments}, 1493 \\
161 & Lira (lute) in the shape of a boar's head \\
& \\
& {\bf Mid-space activities and models} \\
162 & Activity: ``Use your arms to fly'' \\
163 & Model: Sprial helicopter, 1486 \\
164a & Model: Screw cutter \\
164b & Model: Coin stamper, 1504 \\
165 & Model: Odometer, 1480 \\
166 & Model: Printing press, 1495 \\
167 & Model: Hydraulic screw, 1487 \\
168 & Model: Circular structure with workstations, kiosks \\
169 & Model: Paddle boat \\
170 & Activity: Falling water \\
171 & Activity: Water pressure I \\
172 & Activity: Water pressure II \\
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& {\bf Mid-space activities and models (continued)} \\
173 & Banner overhead: ``The Restless Inventor'' \\
174 & {\it Bridge construction}, 1500 \\
175 & {\it Digging machine}, 1500; underneath letter to Sultan Bazajet
proposing to build bridge over Bosporus \\
176 & {\it Rotary crane}, 1497 \\
177 & {\it Machines for lifting columns and heavy weights}, 1480 \\
178 & Activity: Build an arch \\
179 & Activity: Build a bridge \\
180 & Model: Tank, 1485 \\
181 & Model: Seige ladder, 1505 \\
182 & Model: Two-story bridge, 1487 \\
183 & Double-sided panel: ``The Restless Inventor,'' the Middle Years
(1482-1506) \\
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{\large\bf The Solitary Scientist} \\
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& {\bf Anatomy} \\
184 & Panel: ``L. wanted to know how our bodies worked'' \\
185 & {\it The skull}, 1489 \\
186 & {\it Proportions of the face}, 1490 \\
187 & {\it A bear's paw}, 1493 \\
188 & {\it The head and neck}, 1488 \\
189 & {\it Organs of the female body}, 1507 \\
190 & {\it Muscles and bones of the leg and hip}, 1507 \\
191 & {\it The digestive system}, 1506 \\
192 & {\it The lungs and urinary system}, 1509 \\
193 & {\it Description of human intercourse}, 1510 \\
194 & {\it Embryonic development}, 1510-1513 \\
& \\
& {\bf Deluge Drawings} \\
195 & {\it The Pointing Lady}, 1516 \\
196 & {\it Cloudburst Above a City}, 1516 \\
197 & Panel and figure: The Later Years (1507-1519) \\
198 & Desk with sketches \\
199 & {\it The Great Flood}, 1516 \\
200 & {\it The Great Flood}, 1516 \\
201 & {\it Flood over Fallen Trees}, 1516 \\
202 & {\it Apocalyptic Storm}, 1517 \\
203 & Panel: ``Later in life, L. thought about the end of the world''
\\
204 & Manuscript: Description of the great flood, 1516 \\
205 & Double-sided panel; W side: The Solitary Scientist ``L. dissected
dead bodies ... he never stopped looking, thinking, and experimenting;''
E side: ``What kind of scientist was L.? Observing, reasoning, and
experimenting were all part of doing science.'' Banner above: ``The
Solitary Scientist'' \\
& \\
& {\bf Anatomy} \\
206 & Panel: ``Dissecting dead bodies was the best way to learn about
them, but it was a messy business'' \\
207 & {\it The neck and shoulder}, 1510 \\
208 & {\it Human sound production}, 1510 \\
209 & {\it Heart and lung of an ox}, 1513 \\
210 & {\it Studies of the skeleton}, 1510 \\
211 & {\it Studies of the mesentery}, 1510 \\
212 & {\it Muscles of the spine}, 1510 \\
213 & Panel: ``L. planned to publish an anatomy book'' \\
214 & {\it Study of fetal development}, 1510 \\
215 & {\it Studies of the brain and male genetalia} \\
216 & Activity: Scientist dissecting animal organs \\
217, 218 & Activities: ``Explore the human body like L.;'' models
with removable organs \\
\end{tabular}
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{\large\bf Leonardo's Legacy} \\
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219 & Panel: ``His last years were spent in France...after he died his
genius was forgotten'' \\
220 & Panel: L's last studio; ``L, growing old and weak, continued to
work'' \\
221 & Panel: ``Scientist'' \\
222 & Panel: ``Artist'' \\
223 & Panel: ``Scientist: L lived before modern science, but his
methods were scientific'' \\
224 & Panel: ``L's legacy: Art'' \\
225 & Panel: ``L's legacy: Science and Invention \\
226 & Panel: Artist I ``No other artist is remembered as well'' \\
227 & {\it Monna Wanna}, Ducayer after {\it Mona Lisa}, 1600 \\
228 & Panel: Artist II \\
229 & {\it 300 Are Better Than One}, Warhol, 1963; {\it LHOOQ},
Duchamp, 1919 \\
230 & Panel: Inventor ``L dreamed of wonderful machines'' \\
231 & Feedback cards, bulletin board with selected responses \\
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\par {\bf Labels, Banners, and Plaques} \\
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L1 & The Presidential Debates: 70 million watched \\
L2 & The 1960 Presidential Campaign \\
L3A & Banner: ``Detroit is for Kennedy'' \\
L3B & Banner: ``Indianapolis is for Kennedy'' \\
L4 & ``A Family Campaign'' \\
L5 & ``The Margin of Victory'' \\
L6 & New Frontiers: tasks JFK had to accomplish between November and Jananuary \\
L7 & The Presidency: legislative initiatives, the Cold War, his popularity, racial tension, and the recession \\
L8 & ``Cabinet Room'' \\
L9 & The Kennedy Team: both Republicans and Democrats, youthful, intelligent \\
L10 & The State of the World, 1/20/61: the turmoil of the Cold War \\
L11 & Alliance for Progress (improved relations w/Latin America); Food for Peace (humanitarian aid) \\
L12 & ``Peace Corps'' \\
L13 & Bulletin board with Peace Corps newsletter, posters, map of volunteer locations \\
L14 & The Peace Corps: inspired by University of Michigan campaign stop; Sgt. Shriver appointed head \\
L15 & ``Situation Room'' \\
L16 & On the Brink: U2 plane; photos of Cuban missile base 10/14/62; naval blockade 10/22; secret negotiations; Soviet withdrawal 10/2 \\
L17 & JFK's report to the American people 10/22/62                                                                                     \\
L18 & communication: Kruschev to JFK 10/26/62 \\
L19 & communication: Castro to Kruschev 10/26/62 \\
L20 & ``Space Program'' \\
L21 & ``The Space Program'' \\
L22 & ``Ceremonial and State Events'' \\
L23 & ``Office of the Attorney General'' \\
L24 & ``RFK and JFK: A Special Relationship'' \\
L25 & ``The Oval Office'' \\
L26 & describes items in Oval Office exhibit \\
L27 & "The Seat of Power:" typical day in JFK's Presidency                                                                             \\
L28 & ``Saving Egyptian Temples'' \\
L29 & ``Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy'' \\
L30 & ``Joseph Kennedy: Patriarch and Mentor'' \\
L31 & ``A Legacy of Hope'' \\
\end{tabular}
\par\\
{\bf Continuous-loop Video Monitors} \\
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M1 & Nixon/Kennedy campaign advertisements \\
M2 & Clips from 1960 Campaign and Debates \\
M3 & Clips from 1960 Campaign and Debates \\
M4 & Clips from 1960 campaign and debates \\
M5 & Clips from September 26, 1960 debate \\
M6 & Clips from September 26, 1960 Debate \\
M7 & Inagural Address, January 20, 1961 \\
M8 & clips from press conferences \\
M9 & Peace Corps speech on White House lawn and Peace Corps footage (approx 1 minute) \\
M10 & Cuban Missle Crisis film \\
M11 & JFK announcing space program; launch of John Glenn \\
M12 & interview with RFK \\
M13 & speeches on integration at the University of Alabama (June 11,
1963) and the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (July 26, 1963) \\
M14 & excerpt of Jackie's White House tour broadcast \\
M15 & Home movies from JFK's youth \\
M16 & Jackie footage \\
M17 & Footage of visit to Ireland \\
M18 & Loop of Walter Cronkite reporting JFK's assassination \\
M19 & Walter Cronkite announcing election results \\
M20 & RFK on Vietnam, Presidential candidacy, Martin Luther King assassination \\
M21 & space program; signing of Civil Rights bill \\
M22 & JFK's influence on President Clinton \\
\end{tabular}
\\
\par {\bf Objects and Artifacts} \\
\vspace*{0.125in}
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O1 & Appliances from 50's/60's; radios; turntable \\
O2 & 50's/60's memorabilia \\
O3 & Posters, stickers, and flyers from campaign \\
O4 & Bench: ``Kennedy for President'' \\
O5 & Memorabilia from 1960 campaign \\
O6 & Table: memorabilia, Anti-Catholic flyers, use of polling in campaign \\
O7 & Walter Cronkite announcing election results \\
O8 & {\it Newsweek} and {\it Time} announcing inaguration, an invitation, newspapers, other memorabilia \\
O9A & Presidential Flag \\
O9B & United States Flag \\
O10 & Gifts from Emperor of Ethopia, President of Panama, First Lady
of Columbia, King Hassan of Morocco, and the Shah and Empress of Iran  \\
O11 & Case with scrimshaw gifts \\
O12 & Case with gifts from President of Togo, King Hussein of Jordan, President Maga of Dahomey \\
O13 & Life article on Cabinet \\
O14 & Poster on Cabinet and staff \\
O15 & Newspaper front pages on Laos, Cuba; White House memos on Cuba; speech at Berlin, 6/26/63; Congo \\
O16 & Gifts from Kruschev and the Prime Minister of Great Britian \\
O17A & Political cartoons from Cold War \\
O17B & Case with journal entries, poems, photos, newsletters, map of volunteer locations \\
O18 & Space suit; media on John Glenn \\
O19 & Models of Saturn IV rocket and Gemini space capsule; NASA memos, photos, media on Soviet orbiter \\
O20 & Memos and letters of Jackie's request to Basil Rathbone to read
speech from Henry V at White House dinner \\
O21 & Dolls and gifts from the Grand Duchess and Prince Jean to Kennedys \\
O22 & letter to M. Webb on paperweight designs from Jackie \\
O23 & Paperweights designed by D. Webb featuring precious American minerals used as state gifts \\
O24 & Program from state dinner: ``Poetry and Music from Elizabethan Times'' \\
O25 & Table arrangement diagram; dinner menu; toasts \\
O26 & Silk gown Jackie wore to dinner \\
O27 & Painting of a ship RFK served on: USS Joseph P. Kennedy \\
O28 & Gifts from heads of state \\
O29 & ``New Directions in Justice:'' race riots at Ole Miss; RFK's part in integration  \\
\end{tabular}
\\
\par {\bf Objects and Artifacts (continued)} \\
\vspace*{0.125in}
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O30 & New York Times front pages on Mississippi, Alabama riots; gifts; book: {\it The Enemy Within} (work on Labor Rackets Committee); desk memorabilia \\
O31 & Case with Inagural medal, bookends, desk set from President Charles de Gaulle, stuffed birds, other desk items \\
O32 & Globe \\
O33 & Ship models \\
O34 & Rocking chair \\
O35 & Replica of {\it HMS Resolute} desk \\
O36 & Other desk items: scrimshaw, PT109 model, ashtray, goblet from New Ross, Ireland \\
O37 & Dress that Jackie wore on White House tour \\
O38A & Memo from Jackie to JFK on saving temples at Abu Simal \\
O38B & Plans for saving temples \\
O39 & Statue of a standing man (2400 B.C.), gift from President Nassar of Egypt \\
O40 & Jackie's design for the statue base \\
O41 & Photos and memorabilia from youth \\
O42 & Navy memorabilia, coconut \\
O43 & JFK's favorite books (incl. {\it Profiles in Courage}, written
in 1955 \\
O44 & Case with Jackie childhood memorabilia: family photos, camera from Washington Times-Herald, scrapbook from trip to Europe, photo \\
O45 & Trompe d'oeil closet replica with coats and ``favorite things'' \\
O46 & Advocacy for National Cultural Center \\
O47 & International popularity; Asian trip: gifts from Pakistan, Jaipur \\
O48 & Jackie Kennedy watercolor: "The White House Long Ago" \\
O49 & Mental retardation: the emergence into public awareness. Kennedy foundation award \\
O50 & Kennedys and Fitzgeralds:  Roots \\
O51 & Sign:  ``Exhibit Continues'' \\
O52 & Backlit slide of JFK memorial \\
O53 & Binders: EK on issues; drawers: EK/RFK campaign souvenirs \\
O54 & Drawers: JFK library corps; RFK action corps \\
O55 & Binder on space missions \\
O56 & Books on space program; drawers on space; backlit photo of astronaut on moon \\
O57 & Drawers on womens' rights, national service \\
O58 & Moon rock; Apollo patches; media \\
O59 & Drawers: The Kennedy Center/Hemingway Collection \\
O60 & Binder: JFK Foundation awards and programs \\
O61 & Drawers: physical fitness and consumer rights \\
O62 & Drawers: Special Olympics and mental retardation \\
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\par {\bf Objects and Artifacts (continued)} \\
\vspace*{0.125in}
\begin{tabular}{lp{5.0in}} 
O63 & Log book \\
O64 & Very Special Arts (arts programs for the disabled); Presidential Medal of Freedom; Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts \\
O65 & workstation: "Kennedy Legacy Archives": JFK speeches, legislation, programs/policies, oral history, RFK, reading lists \\
O66 & section of Berlin Wall \\
\end{tabular}
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{\bf Photographs} \\
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\par\begin{tabular}{lp{5.0in}} 
P1 & Pablo Casals in concert at White House, November, 1961 \\
P2 & 1961 Cabinet meeting (JFK disliked long, formal meetings) \\
P3 & 1961 press conference \\
P4 & Speech to Burros club in Rose Garden (Democratic Congressional aides) \\
P5 & Photo-op with civil rights leaders (including Martin Luther King), Aug 28, 1963 March on Washington For Jobs and Freedom \\
P6 & Arrival ceremony for Dr. Scermarche, Prime Minister of Somali Republic on South Lawn \\
P7 & Harry Truman playing at White House dinner in his honor, 1961 \\
P8 & JFK ascending staircase with Jackie, the President of Sudan, and others \\
P9 & Guests at 4/29/62 White House dinner honoring Nobel Prize winners \\
P10 & JFK State of the Union address, 1/14/63 \\
P11 & JFK giving Astronaut Cooper NASA Distinguished Service medal in Rose Garden \\
P12 & Photos of each of the Cabinet members and others \\
P13 & Large photo of Cabinet swearing-in ceremony \\
P14 & Photos of White House staff \\
P15 & Large map of the world with unstable regions at the time marked \\
P16 & Photos: JFK describing Peace Corps idea at 2 a.m. at a 10/18/60
campaign stop at the University of Michigan \\
P17 & Photos: JFK watching Shepard's flight into upper atmosphere;
Glenn showing JFK Frienship 7 space capsule; JFK presents Collier
trophy to Project Mercury astronauts \\
P18 & Kennedys and Grand Duchess Caroline and Prince Jean of Luxembourg \\
P19 & JFK introducing the Grand Duchess and Prince Jean to performers \\
P20 & Basil Raithbone reading \\
P21 & Large, wall-sized photograph of JFK and RFK \\
P22A & RFK at Berlin Wall \\
P22B & RFK speaking to job discrimination protesters \\
P23A & RFK and Ethel Kennedy with Robert Frost \\
P23B & RFK with JFK at job discrimination protest \\
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P24 & RFK in Berlin 2/22/62 \\
P25 & RFK in Indonesia February 1962 \\
P26 & RFK as Chief Counsel on Senate Labor Rackets Committee, 1957 \\
P27 & Painting: {\it Dressing Down, the Gully} (favorite of JFK) \\
P29 & Family photographs \\
P30B & Photos from youth \\
P30A & Jackie and JFK walking to stand at Inagural parade \\
P31 & Photo of trompe d'oeil closet in White House dressing room \\
P32 & Photo and memorabilia from Ambassador to India \\
P33 & National Association for Retarded Children Oval Office photo opportunity \\
P34 & JFK's June, 1963 Ireland visit \\
P35 & Kennedy family portrait, London, just before WWII \\
P36 & Other members of Kennedy family \\
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N1 & Jack in Walk; 7/14/60; Boston Globe \\
N2 & Nomination; 7/14/60; New York Times \\
N3 & Nixon/Kennedy debate; 9/27/60; St. Louis Post-Dispatch \\
N4 & Kennedy Near Victory; 11/9/60; Des Moines Register \\
N5 & Kennedy Wins; 11/9/60; San Francisco Chronicle \\
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