Search Results

49 results
bestjerryeverRA.jpg
Unbroken Chain, Volume 7, No. 6 - Summer 1993
test.jpg
http://gdao.org/archive/fullsize/baf5b7ae719240df4b992fae6ba4f1bb.jpg

JERRY GARCIA (Image)

SCAN 3 R & R PICS-30.jpg
Show: Moore Galleries Presents: Kelley, Stanley Mouse, Vic Moscoso, Wes Wilson and Rick Griffin
Grateful Dead: Bob Weir and Phil Lesh performing "Why Don't We Do It In The Road?"
Grateful Dead: Bob Weir and Phil Lesh performing "Why Don't We Do It In The Road?"
Grateful Dead: Bob Weir and Phil Lesh performing "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?"
Family Dog Presents - The Quick and the Dead - Grateful Dead, The Quicksilver Messenger Service, The New Tweedy Brothers - June 10-11 [1966]: slide reproduction (by John Werner) of the poster by Wes Wilson
Grateful Dead, Lightning Hopkins, Loading Zone, Yardbirds, Country Joe and the Fish - Fillmore Auditorium - October 21-22, [1966]: slide reproduction (by John Werner) of the poster by Wes Wilson and Herb Greene
Access limited to campus for copyright reasons
Access limited to campus for copyright reasons
Access limited to campus for copyright reasons
Grateful Dead: Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Brent Mydland performing "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?"
Grateful Dead: Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh, Donna Godchaux, and Bob Weir performing "We Bid You Goodnight"
http://gdao.org/archive/files/05ef75727188002a67aef85235fb16f2.jpg
Grateful Dead History (114).jpg
fullsizeoutput_1178.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1179.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1174.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1177.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1176.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1175.jpeg
fullsizeoutput_1173.jpeg
Access limited to campus for copyright reasons
http://gdao.org/archive/files/c58c3f7a10ce465ae83489c3842330a2.jpg
http://gdao.org/archive/fullsize/0f43f17275b3a1212e2558a99619c215.jpg
Bill Kreutzmann in diving gear
http://gdao.org/archive/fullsize/c2e7427e253234e8b8da9734f36560d5.jpg
http://gdao.org/archive/fullsize/397616f936d24b2eadc7908e083c9038.jpg
http://gdao.org/archive/fullsize/afce96fcc1d304ca49dfaf476c4c75c4.jpg
IMG_E0603.JPG
scan0413.jpg
Jerry Garcia
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Four: Close view of the stage area."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Eleven: Close-up view of Myrtle Street stage doors as noted in photo 10."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Three: Interior view of the armory floor looking into the stage area."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "One: Main entrance to the turn-of-the-century Watres Armory, home of the Pennsylvania National Guard."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Two: Interior view of the armory floor looking from stage left."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Seven: stage doors shown in photo six."
Dick's Picks Volume 13 release party: Dick Latvala and unidentified others
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Five: Front wall of armory floor used as back wall for stage area. Door leads to National Guard offices."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Six: Stage right area showing stairs to balcony area which will be unused. Note stage doors along right wall. These doors lead to a loading dock and a parking lot serviced by two driveways."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Nine: An overcast day's view of the armory's small parking lot. A view looking north into Scranton's Blue or West Mountains."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Twelve: Your hosts in Scranton: an unnamed colonel of the 55th Brigade glancing sideways; at center is Scranton Police Sgt. Frank D'Amico, head of the traffic division; and at right, holding up the edge of the photo is Barry M. Kearson."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Eight: The other side of the stage doors shown in photo seven. The area is adjacent to a small parking lot which is further illustrated in photo nine."
Scranton promotional package, ca. 1970s: "Ten: Myrtle Street entrance to the armory which traditionally has been the main entrance for concerts. The doorway opens wide and a ramp leads up at a slight incline to the armory floor big enough for a small van to enter the building. Note forward stage doors at left of photo. These doors are directly opposite the doors illustrated in photo seven."
Zoo World (January 20, 1973): review of The Grateful Dead - Warner Bros. 3 WX 2668