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Machine-readable finding aid derived from being created directly into EAD, created by Renee M. Savits, 7 November 2006 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Dottie Schick Collection of Political Memorabilia, 1926-2004 (bulk 1968-2002) A Collection in the Library of Virginia 42676 Renee M. Savits

Library of Virginia 2006 Renee M. Savits and Jessica Tyree Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Dottie Schick Collection of Political Memorabilia, 1926-2004 (bulk 1968-2002) 42676 22.75 cu. ft. (67 boxes) English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

Dottie Schick Collection of Political Memorabilia, 1926-2004 (bulk 1968-2002). Accession 42676. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Adolph Schick, 18 April 2006.

Biographical Information

Dorothy (Dottie) Schick (1930-2005) was the daughter of Bertha and Albert Wasserman of Arlington, Virginia. The Wasserman's owned the landmark Al's Motors, the oldest Chrysler-Plymouth dealership in Northern Virginia. Dottie Schick graduated from Washington and Lee High School, received her bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma, and studied at the Corcoran College of Art and Design. Mrs. Schick was a longtime Northern Virginia Democratic activist and served as a member of the Democratic National Committee and chairwoman of the Fairfax Democratic Committee. For 38 years, Dottie and her husband, Adolph (Sonny) Schick, hosted the annual Mason District Democratic Committee Crab Feast, attended by hundreds of elected officials, candidates, lobbyists, and supporters. Guests ranged from former presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton to former governors Charles S. Robb and L. Douglas Wilder, along with many local officials and candidates.

Scope and Content

Collection, 1926-2004 (bulk 1968-2002), of Dottie Schick, longtime Northern Virginia Democratic activist. Throughout her career in politics, Mrs. Schick collected a variety of Democratic artifacts and memorabilia. The bulk of the collection includes materials collected during her tenure, 1968-2004, although she collected materials dating to 1926. The collection includes campaign brochures and posters, correspondence, inaugural invitations and programs, Democratic Committee and Democratic Party of Virginia convention materials, photographs, publications, and scrapbooks. Also included are numerous artifacts including bumper stickers, campaign buttons, commemorative coins, lapel pins, hats, and pens. Campaign materials are included for Leslie Byrne, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Henry Howell, John F. Kennedy, George McGovern, Harold Miller, J. Sargeant Reynolds, Charles Robb, Franklin Roosevelt, Mary Sue Terry, Harry F. Truman, Mark Warner, and L. Douglas Wilder, among others. Although the majority of the collection relates to the Democratic Party, included are some artifacts and papers relating to the Republican Party.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

Series I. Papers, 1926-2004 Series II. Campaign Buttons, 1937-2004 Series III. Artifacts, 1963-2002 Series IV. Bumper stickers, ca. 1970-2000 Series V. Clippings, 1976-1992 Series VI. Oversize, ca. 1970-2000 Series VII. Scrapbooks, 1968-1992 Contents List Series I. Papers, 1926-2004. 1-24 Extent: 27 boxes.

Papers, 1926-2004, including campaign and inauguration papers, convention materials, correspondence, directories, invitations, newsletters, photographs, and publications. The papers mainly consist of campaign and inauguration papers for various local and national political figures and are arranged alphabetically by last name of politician. The campaign and inauguration papers include biographies, correspondence, committee lists, inaugural invitations and programs, newspaper clippings, press releases, publications, and resumes. Papers relating to Presidential campaigns include those of Harry S. Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Walter Mondale, Michael Dukakis, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and John Kerry. Papers relating to local campaigns include those of Gerald Baliles, Henry Howell, Henry MacKall, Dorothy McDiarmid, John Melnick, Andrew Miller, Harold Miller, John Milliken, J. Sargeant Reynolds, Charles Robb, Mark Warner, and L. Douglas Wilder.

Also included are brochures, invitations, guides, programs, official proceedings, and tickets, from conventions held by the Democratic Party of Virginia and Democratic National Committee. Minutes, committee lists, finances, and reports relating to the Democratic Party of Virginia are also included, as well as The Fairfax County Democrat newsletters, 1972-1989.

The correspondence, 1968-1998, mainly includes campaign letters asking for Mrs. Schick's support or thanking her for her support, purchase of tickets and comments about the Crab Feast, and candidates announcing bids for election. Included are letters from many prominent local and national politicians. Photographs include presidential and local inaugurations, Crab Feasts, campaign fundraisers, and miscellaneous political figures. The collection also includes several programs, 1970-1990, from Jefferson-Jackson Day dinners held by various chapters of the Democratic Party of Virginia.

Of note are Dottie Schick's campaigns for Democratic National Committeewoman, including announcements, correspondence, clippings, flyers, and resumes. Also of note are the attendees lists, clippings, flyers, guest book, tickets, photographs, and invitations for the Mason District Crab Feasts and Schick Seafood Extravaganza, 1973-1996.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title.

Allen, George, 1994. 1 1

Inauguration of Governor George F. Allen, Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Beyer, Jr., and Attorney General James S. Gilmore, III.

Bagley, Dick, 1984. 1 2

Campaign for Governor.

Baliles, Gerald, 1985-1988. 1 3

Campaign for Governor.

Baliles, Gerald, 1986. 1 4

Campaign for Governor Gerald Baliles, Lieutenant Governor L. Douglas Wilder, and Attorney General Mary Sue Terry.

Baliles, Gerald, 1986. 1 5

Inauguration as Governor.

Baliles, Gerald 1986. 1 6

Inauguration as Governor.

Baliles, Gerald, 1986. 1 7

Inauguration as Governor.

Baliles, Gerald, 1986. 1 8

Inauguration as Governor.

Beyer, Donald S., 1989-1990. 1 9

Campaign and inauguration for Lieutenant Governor.

Byrd, Harry F., Jr., 1970. 1 10

Campaign for U.S. Senate.

Byrne, Leslie, 1987-1996. 1 11

Campaigns for House of Delegates and Lieutenant Governor.

Carter, Jimmy, 1977-1980. 2 1

Campaign and inauguration as President of the U.S.

Clinton, William J. and Albert Gore, Jr., 1992. 2 2

Campaign and inauguration as President and Vice President of the U.S.

Clinton, William J. and Albert Gore, Jr., 1992. 2 3

Campaign and inauguration as President and Vice President of the U.S.

Clinton, William J. and Albert Gore, Jr., 1993-2000. 2 4 Clippings, 1958-1990. 2 5 Correspondence, 1968-1978. 2 6 Correspondence, 1980. 2 7 Correspondence, 1981. 2 8 Correspondence, 1982. 2 9 Correspondence, 1983. 2 10 Correspondence, 1984. 3 1 Correspondence, 1985. 3 2 Correspondence, 1986. 3 3 Correspondence, 1987. 3 4 Correspondence, 1988. 3 5 Correspondence, 1989. 3 6 Correspondence, 1990. 3 7 Correspondence, 1991. 3 8 Correspondence, 1992. 3 9 Correspondence, 1993. 3 10 Correspondence, 1994. 3 11 Correspondence, 1995. 3 12 Correspondence, 1996-1998. 3 13 Correspondence, Christmas cards, 1990s. 3 14 Correspondence, 2004. 3 15 Correspondence, undated. 3 16 Cuomo, Mario, 1985. 3 17

Washington Roasts Mario Cuomo.

Davis, Richard J. 1981-1985. 3 18

Campaign for Governor.

Democratic National Convention, 1936. 3a

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Democratic National Convention, 1972. 4 1

Miami, Florida

Democratic National Convention, 1980. 4 2

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1984. 4 3

San Francisco, California

Democratic National Convention, Official proceedings, 1984. 4

San Francisco, California

Democratic National Committee, Calendar, 1986. 4 4 Democratic National Committee, 1987-1988. 4 5

Miscellaneous membership lists and statements.

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 4 6

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 4 7

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 1

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 2

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 3

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 4

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 5

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 6

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, 1988. 5 7

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, Official proceedings, 1988. 5

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, Clippings, 1988. 5a

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Convention, Clippings, 1988. 5b

Atlanta, Georgia

Democratic National Committee, 1989-1991. 6 1

Miscellaneous membership lists and statements.

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 6 2

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 6 3

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 6 4

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 6 5

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, Official proceedings, 1992. 6

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 7

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 1

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 2

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 3

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 4

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 5

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 6

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 7

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1992. 8 8

New York, New York

Democratic National Convention, 1996. 8 9

Chicago, Illinois

Democratic National Committee, Calendar, 2000. 8 10 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Alexandria district, 1970. 9 1 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Annandale district, 1969-1984. 9 2 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Arlington district, 1970-1985. 9 3 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Centreville district, 1969-1984. 9 4 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Dranesville district, 1971-1984. 9 5 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Fairfax district, 1977-1984. 9 6 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Lee district, 1969-1983. 9 7 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Mason district, 1971-1984. 9 8 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Mount Vernon district, 1969-1983. 9 9 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Providence district, 1969-1984. 9 10 Democratic Party of Virginia, Committee officers, Springfield district, 1969-1983. 9 11 Democratic Party of Virginia, Contributor lists, undated. 9 12 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1981. 9 13 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1982. 9 14 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1984. 9 15 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1985. 9 16 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1988. 9 17 Democratic Party of Virginia, Convention, 1993. 9 18 Democratic Party of Virginia, Delegates, 1982-1984. 10 1 Democratic Party of Virginia, Democratic Leadership Council, 1986-1988. 10 2 Democratic Party of Virginia, Directory of Elected Officials, 1971-1983. 10 3 Democratic Party of Virginia, Fairfax County Democratic Committee, 1984-1995. 10 4 Democratic Party of Virginia, Mason District Committee, 1974. 10 5 Democratic Party of Virginia, Membership lists, undated. 10 6 Democratic Party of Virginia, Miscellaneous, 1982-1985. 10 7 Democratic Party of Virginia, Northern Virginia Democratic Club, 1977-1978. 10 8 Democratic Party of Virginia, State Central Committee Meeting, 1988. 10 9 Democratic Party of Virginia, State Finance Committee, 1972-1975. 10 10 Democratic Party of Virginia, Tenth District Committee, 1978-1992. 10 11 Dukakis, Michael, 1988. 11 1

Campaign for President of the U.S.

DuVal, Clive L., II, 1969. 11 2

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1953. 11 3

Program and ticket for inauguration as President of the U.S.

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1957. 11 4

Program for Inauguration Ball as President of the U.S.

Gore, Al 2000. 11 5

Campaign for President of the U.S.

Hobson, Richard, c. 1976. 11 6

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

Howell, Henry, 1969. 11 7

Campaign for Governor of Virginia.

Hudgins, Cathy, ca. 1984. 11 7a

Campaign for National Committeewoman.

Invitation and fundraisers, 1960-1970. 11 8 Invitations and fundraisers, 1960-1970. 11 9 Invitation and fundraisers, 1980-1989. 11 10 Jackson, Jesse, 1988. 11 11

Newspaper article.

Jefferson-Jackson Day Maifest, 1970. 11 12 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1971. 11 13 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1981 April 12. 11 14 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1984 April 28. 11 15 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1987 February 7. 11 16 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1987 June 13. 11 17 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1988 January 30. 11 18 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1988 March 29. 11 19 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1988 April 9. 11 20 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1988. 11 21 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 1990 February 10. 11 22 Johnson, Lyndon Baines, 1965. 11 23

Inaugural program as President of the U.S.

Kennedy, John F., 1959-1963. 12

Publications:

Life Magazine,1959 August 24; 1962 July 13; 1963 November 29; 1963 December 6.

Kennedy, John F., 1963-1988. 13

Publications:

Life Magazine, 1964 February 21; 1964 May 29; 1964 October 1; 1965 July 16; 1965 July 23; 1965 July 30; 1983 November. TV Guide, 1963 November 22-25. John F. Kennedy Memorial Album. The Washington Post: Parade, 1988 July 3. Good Housekeeping, 1966 August. Newsweek, 1963 December 2.

Kennedy, John F., 1963-1967. 14

Publications:

Look, 1963 December 31; 1966 March 22; 1967 January 24; 1967 February 7; 1967 March 7.

Kennedy, John F., 1963-1968. 15

Publications:

He Gave His Life. Life Magazine, 1963 December 13; 1964 June 19; 1965 January 29; 1968 July 5. JFK Memorial Book. Post Magazine, 1963 December 14. Kennedy and His Family in Pictures. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library. Four Days: The Historical Record of the Death of President Kennedy. The Torch is Passed.

Kennedy, John F. 16

Publications:

A Day in the Life of President Kennedy. The Death of a President. The Kennedy Wit. A Thousand Days.

Kennedy, John F., 1960-1964. 16 1 Kennedy, John F., Jr., 1999. 16 2 Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1994. 16 3 Kerry, John, 2004. 17 1

Campaign for President of the U.S.

Kinney, Dave, 1968. 17 2

Campaign for U.S. Congress.

MacKall, Henry C., 1969. 17 3

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

McDiarmid, Dorothy, 1969. 17 4

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

McDonald, undated. 17 5

Campaign for Vice-Chairman.

McGovern, George, 1972. 17 6

Campaign for President of the U.S.; McGovern for President Ecology Coloring Book.

Melnick, John, 1969. 17 7

Campaign for Attorney-General of Virginia.

Miller, Andrew P., 1969-1976. 17 8

Campaigns for Attorney General and Governor of Virginia.

Miller, Harold O., 1970. 17 9

Campaign for U.S. Congress.

Milliken, John, 1985-1986. 17 10

Campaign for U.S. Congress.

Miscellaneous, c. 1980-1990. 17 11 Mondale, Walter F., and Geraldine Ferraro, 1984. 17 12

Campaign for President of the U.S.

Moss, Thomas, c. 1969. 17 13

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

NARAL, 1990. 17 14

Literature.

Newsletters, The Democrat,1972-1976. 17 15 Newsletters, The Democrat,1980-1981. 17 16 Newsletters, The Democrat, 1982-1989. 17 17 Newsletters, Miscellaneous, 1986-1991. 17 18 Nixon, Richard M., 1968. 17 19

The Nixon Yearbook.

Notes, undated. 17 20 Peabody, Endicott, 1972. 18 1

Campaign for Vice President of the U.S.

Photographs, 1980-1981. 18 1a

1981 Democratic Convention (Va. Beach, Va.); Misc.

Photographs, 1982-1983. 18 2 Photographs, 1983. 18 3

Fairfax County Democratic Committee.

Photographs, 1986. 18 4

Inauguration; State Central Committee; Crab Feast; Misc.

Photographs, 1987-1988. 18 5

Wilder, Beyer, and Terry campaign; Crab Feast; Misc.

Photographs, 1988. 18 6

Democratic National Convention (Dukakis).

Photographs, 1989. 18 7

Governor Baliles and Lt. Governor Wilder; Women's Rights Pro-Choice Rally; Misc.

Photographs, 1990. 18 8

Inauguration; Martin Luther King Holiday at Israeli Embassy with Ron Brown, chairman of DNC.

Photographs, 1990. 19 1

Inauguration; Ron Brown; Misc.

Photographs, 1991-1992. 19 2

Democratic National Convention; Crab Feast with Bill Clinton; Misc.

Photographs, 1993. 19 3

Inauguration.

Photographs, 1993. 19 4

Crab Fest; Mary Sue Terry for Governor.

Photographs, 1994. 19 5

Charles Robb for Senate; Crab Feast with Charles Robb and Lady Byrd Johnson.

Photographs, undated, ca. 1970-1995. 19 6

Crab Feast; Charles Robb; Misc.

Plum, Ken, undated. 19 7

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

Publications: 20

Capital Comics by Bob Brown (1983). Know Your Congress (1976). The Living White House(1966). More Who's in Charge Here? by Gerald Gardner (1962). National Directory of Women Elected Officials(1985). National Directory of Women Elected Officials(1987). A New Spirit, A New Commitment, A New America: The Inauguration of President Jimmy Carter, Vice PResident Walter F. Mondale (1977). Our Nation's Capital: Washington, D.C. (1942). The People, Press, and Politics(1987). A Pictorial History of the United States: Looking Back from Coolidge to Columbus. A Souvenir of the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition (1926). The Scandalous Cartoons of Doug Marlette (1988). Seattle Undergroundby Bill Speidel (1964). Stars and Swipes(1988). U.S. News Presents The Next President: Exclusive Interviews with the Candidates and Their Wives on the Landmark TV Series With David Frost(1988). Virginia Democrats: A Photographic Portraitby Don Patterson (1991). While We're Watching Them Look What's Happening Here...The Radical Right is Tightening Its Grip on Congress!(1984). Women in Congress 1917-1990.

Reynolds, J. Sargeant, 1969. 21 1

Campaign for U.S. Congress.

Road to Richmond Ball, 1996. 21 1a Robb, Charles S., 1976-1978. 21 2

Campaign and Inauguration for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia.

Robb, Charles S., 1982. 21 3 Robb, Charles S., 1982. 21 4

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Robb, Charles S., 1982. 21 5

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Robb, Charles S., 1982. 21 6

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Robb, Charles S., 1985. 21 7

Northern Virginia Democratic Victory Gala.

Robb, Charles S., 1986. 21 8 Robb, Charles S., 1987-1989. 21 9

Campaign for U.S. Senate.

Robb, Charles S., 1990-1994. 21 10 Robb, Charles S., undated. 21 11 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1945. 21 12 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1973-1982. 22 1 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1984. 22 2 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1984. 22 3 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1984. 22 4 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1988. 22 5 Schick, Dottie, Campaign, 1988. 22 6 Schick, Dottie, Mason District Crab Feast, 1969-1980. 22 7

Guestbook.

Schick, Dottie, Mason District Crab Feast, 1973-1992. 22 8 Schick, Dottie, Mason District Crab Feast and Schick Seafood Extravaganza, 1992-1996. 22 9 Schick, Dottie, Resumes, 1974-1985. 22 10 Shriver, Sargent, 1976. 23 1

Campaign for President of the U.S.

Skallerup, Walter T., 1969. 23 2

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

State Board for Community Colleges, 1983-1984. 23 3 State Board for Community Colleges, 1983-1984. 23 4 State Board for Community Colleges, 1983-1984. 23 5 State Board for Community Colleges, 1990-1991. 23 6 Strawberry Spring Soiree, 1987. 23 7 Truman, Harry S., 1949. 23 8

Inauguration as President of the U.S.

Virginia Legislative Directory, 1978. 23 9 Virginia Legislative Directory, 1981-1987. 23 10 Virginia Legislative Directory, 1990-1997. 23 11 Voting statistics. 23 12 Voting statistics, 1972-1979. 23 13 Voting statistics, 1984-1987. 23 14 Voting statistics, Fairfax County Election Results, 1974-1976. 23 15 V.O.T.E. Ohio, c. 1978. 24 1 Voter registration, undated. 24 2 Warner, Mark, 2002. 24 3

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Warner, Mark, 2002. 24 4

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Watts, Vivian, 1979. 24 5

Campaign for Committee Chairman.

Weinberg, Bob, c. 1990. 24 6

Campaign for Congress.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1984. 24 7

Campaign for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 8

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 9

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 10

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 11

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 12

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 13

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Wilder, L. Douglas, 1990. 24 14

Inauguration as Governor of Virginia.

Williams, Carrington, 1973. 24 15

Campaign for Virginia House of Delegates.

Series II: Campaign buttons, 1937-2004. 25-45 Extent: 21 boxes.

This series includes campaign buttons for various national elections (President, Vice President, U.S. Congress), state elections (Attorney General, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sheriff, Supervisor, Virginia House of Delegates), and campaigns for Democratic National Convention Delegates. Also included are political statement, general Democratic Party, and various social organization buttons. Included are buttons for the campaigns of: Dick Bagley, Joe Biden, Leslie Byrne, Jimmy Carter, William Clinton, Howard Dean, Michael Dukakis, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Joe Fisher, John Glenn, Al Gore, Herb Harris, Gary Hart, Henry Howell, Hubert Humphrey, Lee Iacocca, Lyndon B. Johnson, John F. Kennedy, George McGovern (and Shriver), John Melnick, Andrew Miller, Harold Miller, Johun Milliken, Jim Moran, Walter Mondale (and Ferraro), Buck Morton, Richard Nixon, Nancy Pelosi, Rufus Phillips, Owen Pickett, J. Sargeant Reynolds, Charles Robb, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Terry Sanford, Dottie Schick, Paul Simon, Mary Sue Terry, Harry F. Truman, Bob Wallenberg, Mark Warner, Douglas Wilder, Carrington Williams, and Lynn Yeakel, among others.

Of note are the inaugurations buttons/ribbons for Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry F. Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Jimmy Carter. Also include is a button for the transatlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh, New York to Paris. Most of the buttons are arranged alphabetically, although a large sash is included which contains a number of the more visually interesting buttons. (Box 45)

Arranged alphabetically by candidates last name, with miscellaneous buttons arranged to the rear.

A-B. 25 B-E. 26 Carter, Jimmy. 27 Clinton, William J. 28 Dukakis, Michael. 29 F-G. 30 G-H. 31 H-L. 32 Mc-Mi. 33 Mi-Mo. 34 Mondale, Walter. 35 Mo-Ri. 36 Ro. 37 Ro-S. 38 T-W. 39 W-Z. 40 Political statements. 41 Democratic National Committee, Virginia. 42 Democratic National Committee. 43 Miscellaneous. 44 Various buttons on a sash. 45 Series III: Artifacts, 1963-2002. 46-50 Extent: 6 boxes.

This series includes a variety of Democratic party artifacts collected by Dottie Schick. Included are license plates, stuffed animals (donkeys), commemorative coins for Presidents Clinton, Johnson, and Kennedy, convention paperweights, pens, saxophone lapel pin, and campaign cups and hats. Included are various plaques, including one with a piece of carpet from the Watergate Offices of the Democratic National Headquarters, 1972. [Note: There is no box 51]

Series IV: Bumper stickers, ca. 1970-2000. 52-58 Extent: 7 boxes.

This series includes bumper stickers for various Democratic candidates. [Note: There is no Box 51]

Arranged alphabetically by candidates last name, with miscellaneous bumper stickers and name tags arranged to the rear.

A-G. 52 A-G. 53 H-M. 54 N-R. 55 S-Z. 56 Miscellaneous. 57 Name tags. 58 Series V: Clippings, 1976-1992. 59 Extent: 1 box.

This series includes loose newspaper clippings on the various Democratic conventions and inaugurations.

Series VI: Oversize, ca. 1970-2000. 60-62 Extent: 3 boxes.

This series includes oversize certificates, invitations, photographs, and posters.

Series VII: Scrapbooks, 1968-1992. 63-65 Extent: 3 boxes.

This series includes scrapbooks for the 1968-1969 and 1981 national and state conventions; photographic scrapbook for the Harold O. Miller campaign 1969-1970; and a scrapbook for the 1992 election of President William Clinton, including photographs of Clinton at the Mason District Annual Crab Feast with Dottie Schick.