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Archival photograph from August 1968 showing the exterior of the International Amphitheatre in Chicago where the Democratic National Convention was held under heavy security.
A reproduction of the front page of the Chicago Tribune from August 29, 1968, with the headline 'Police, Demonstrators Battle in Streets' covering the Grant Park clashes.
A close-up photograph of the Federal Building in Chicago where the Chicago Seven conspiracy trial was held before Judge Julius Hoffman beginning September 1969.
A display case at the Chicago History Museum holds an original poster from the 1968 anti-Vietnam War protests, featuring the slogan 'The Whole World is Watching.'
A law library shelf holds bound volumes of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals decision in United States v. Dellinger (1972), the ruling that reversed all Chicago Seven convictions.
A documentary filmmaker reviews archival film footage from the 1968 DNC protest coverage, sourced from network television news archives at the Vanderbilt Television News Archive.
A political science classroom discussion board features biographical cards for each of the Chicago Seven defendants arranged chronologically by their movement backgrounds.
A still image from Aaron Sorkin's 2020 film 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' shows the courtroom reconstruction with actors portraying Judge Hoffman and the defendants.
An exhibit at a civil liberties museum displays original trial transcripts, contempt citations, and bond papers from the 1969-1970 Chicago Seven proceedings.