July 4, 1776
Declaration of Independence
December 15, 1791
First Amendment, U.S. Constitution
1800
John Adams' "White House Prayer," Wisdom and Honesty
1801
Thomas Jefferson and Lafayette Park
April 19, 1913
"Lafayette Square," Evening Star
January 27, 1917
"White House Pickets," Washington Star
April 21, 1924
"History of Lafayette Square," Washington Star
May 29, 1938
"Peace Pickets," Sunday Star
May 14, 1941
"Picketing Goes On As White House Aide Disperses Soldiers," Washington Star
June 22, 1941
"White House Pickets Stop At 1,029 Hours," Washington Post
1945
Albert Einstein on Nuclear Weapons
December 10, 1948
United Nations "Universal Declaration of Human Rights"
1949
Terminiello v. Chicago re "Free Speech"
March 15, 1953
"Bill in House Asks Ban on White House Picketing," Washington Star
July 14, 1954
"Morse Stops White House Picket Bill," Washington Post
July 15, 1954
"On New Move to Ban White House Pickets," Washington Star
October 17, 1963
"Picketing of the White House," Washington Post
March 21, 1965
"Snow Drifts," Washington Star
April 3, 1966
"Camping Near White House," AP Wirephoto
April 4, 1966
"Tenting in the Park," AP Wirephoto
May, 1972
"Journey for Peace," AP Wire
June 2, 1972
"Quaker Vigil is One Year Old," Washington Star
October 27, 1973
"Pickets at White House," Star News
October, 1973
"US Fails in Move to Curb Protesters," Washington Post
1974
"All the President's Men," by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, Chapter 13, pp. 262-5
May 11, 1976
Abney vs. USA, Sleep is Expressive Conduct
January 20, 1981
Ronald Reagan, 1981- Inaugural Address
1981-85 - Reagan and Peace Park
June 3, 1981
Manifesto of Independence
June 16, 1981
Secret Service Report
August 27, 1981
Boston Globe
November 11, 1981
Federal Register / Vol 46, No 219
November 27, 1981
Baltimore Sun
Thomas' Declaration of Purpose
Park Police Case Incident Report
December 16, 1981
A Student's Perspective
December 26, 1981
Washington Post
March 15, 1982
Washington Legal Foundation
June 2, 1982
Remarks... upon President Reagan's Departure for Europe
June 4, 1982
United States Department of the lnterior-Letter
National Capital Parks Regulations; Camping
June 5, 1982
Thomas...truth to be self-evident...
June 8, 1982
ACLU Newsletter
June 21, 1982
Hunger Strike
September 16, 1982
Transcript - USA v. Thomas
October 12, 1982
Patient Protesters Call Sidewalk Home
December 6, 1982
United States Department of the Interior
December 8, 1982
Norman Mayer at Washington Monument
December 14, 1982
Handling of Siege Pleases Police
December 19, 1982
Nuclear Foe, Eccentric Idealist Was Victim of Unyielding Will
Norman David Mayer - A Life of Wandering
December 21, 1982
Mayer's Death
December 26, 1982
Police Gun Down Anti-nuke Protester at Monument
January 13, 1983
James Watt Memo
March, 1983
Bob Dorrough Arrived
March 10, 1983
Defacing the White House
March 11, 1983
Fire Incident
March 13, 1983
Sympathizers... continue their anti-nuclear vigil
April 18, 1983
White House Sidewalk
May 5, 1983
Judge Lifts White House Picket Rules
June 6, 1983
The Executive Mansion's Permanent Adornment
July 4, 1983
White House Protesters Win Round
July 26, 1983
Public Defenders Memo
January 15, 1984
State of the Union
February 16, 1984
Affidavit of Concepcion
March 20, 1984
The Free Sleep Case
April 13, 1984
Resignation of Ellen Benjamin
April 17, 1984
Letter to President Reagan
April 26, 1984
Sign Rules Overturned
June 7, 1984
Protester assaults police
June 8, 1984
Letter to U.S. Park Police
June 16, 1984
Police Bash White House Protesters and their Signs
June 17, 1984
Protesters Battle to Stay in Capital Park
June 18, 1984
Letter to DOI Secretary
June 22, 1984
Reagan warns about protesters
June 24, 1984
Protesters Arrested in Lafayette Park
Officials Destroy Protest Signs
June 25, 1984
Philosophy in the Park
June 28, 1984
Ellen Thomas Arrested
July 1, 1984
Peace Protesters Brutalized
July 5, 1999
Masty Satire, Washington Times
July 10, 1984
Sleep and Protest
July 11, 1984
Letter to DOI
July 21, 1984
Letter to DOI
August 8, 1984
Signs Taking Root in Lafayette Park
September 3, 1984
White House Watch
September 7, 1984
Lafayette Park: Not Just Another Pretty Postcard
September 18, 1984
Letter to DOI
September 19, 1984
Free UJC
September 23, 1984
Reagan's Ill-Fated D.C. Drive Opens
October 4, 1984
District of Columbia Board of Mental Health
October 8, 1984
Seedy Plans for Lafayette Park
October 11, 1984
Surveillance of the White House
October 27, 1984
White House Demonstration Rules Upheld
October 31, 1984
Good taste and free speech
November 3, 1984
Protesting According to the Rules
December 14, 1984
Birth of a Street Person
December 15, 1984
Activist Convicted In Tree Climbing
December 22, 1984
Lafayette Park Belongs to the Dissenters