Long before the implementation of regulations and taxation on cannabis in Illinois, a rich and vibrant cannabis culture thrived. This archive stands as one of the most comprehensive records of that era.
Below, you will find photographs, newspaper headlines, press releases, notes, signage, and more, all directly shared with me by participants of past Hash Wednesdays at the University of Illinois.
To view the conversations that I captured with participants of past Hash Wednesdays at the University of Illinois, go here.
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1981’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1982’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1985’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1988’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1989’
I interviewed Joshua Sloan and Debby Goldsberry (pictured below).
- You can view my interview with Joshua Sloan here.
- You can view my interview with Debby Goldsberry here
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1991’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1993’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1994’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1995’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1996’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1997’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1998’
Data from folder that was entitled ‘1999’
Data from Tony Schor
Data from archive that was provided by Danielle Schumacher
CUPCJ Archives
UIUC NORML SSDP Archives
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