some mysteries solved

"It's not over; sometimes, the curtain opens again." ~ Agnes Varda

News is breaking

Looks like the Grateful Dead community is making news! Six hours left on Kickstarter to get the remaining film processed and shared;)

"It's not over; sometimes, the curtain opens again." ~ Agnes Varda

Person circled in red isn’t Varda. But someone else might be.

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Our link to Kickstarter is back up. Late Pledges are active again.

Who Shot Me—Stories Unprocessed is an investigative journey into a defining era of the San Francisco Bay Area's not-so-distant past. Your contributions to this project will help us process 75 rolls of film that remain locked in time, uncover clues about the missing photographer

Great news to report. We funded out Kickstarter. More to come.

The truth isn’t hidden, it’s just waiting for you to open your eyes.

Muhammad Ali’s Bold Anti-War Protest

A story by Peter Hartlaub - Thanks, to the Grateful Dead community who saw it first

Give this a look, 6 hours left of Kickstarter, share it with your pals;)

Reliving the '60s: Help Us Uncover the Untold Stories Behind These Photos!

Hop on in, let's take a groovy ride ~ recognize anything? 5 days to go until our Kickstarter ends.

75 Rolls of Film from an Unknown Photographer (San Francisco 1966-1970)

I'm Bill Delzell, Curator of Who Shot Me - Stories Unprocessed, AMA

Exciting News: Preservation Partnership with the Internet Archive (Story in Comments)

Here’s a Cache of 10 Photos to Start Your Monday!

Photo of Timothy Leary from 75 Rolls of Film Belonging to an Unknown Photographer (San Francisco 1966-1970)

Four wheels move the body, but two wheels move the soul ~

I’m Working to Solve a Mystery: 75 Rolls of Film from an Unknown Photographer (San Francisco 1966-1970)

Anyone Know Locations and Dates?

Flipping Through History: Can You ID This Street?