Northland's first home: a basement under the offices of the anti-nuclear Northern Sun Alliance. |
Lisa and Ricardo in Northland's earliest days in the winter of 1979-80. |
Lois and Morther Jones. She kept track of the numbers in the late 80s, early 90s. |
Ricardo, Barry, and Lois outside the warehouse building that was the collective's home in the 1980s. |
Barry tapes a package in the 1980s. |
Drying winter solstice cards in a cold basement. |
A young Ricardo preps a screen. |
Lois on the phone at our second (warehouse) location. |
Lee, an early Northlander in 1980s photo. |
Barbara enacting her T-shirt. |
Keith at the light table. |
Jeff in the print dept., 1990s. |
Our Minister of Finance, Betsy, is amused. |
Emily researches an order. |
Angie on shipping duty. |
Antonio prints shirts for the 1999 "Battle in Seattle." Call us, we might still have a few on the shelf. |
Intern Ilana in the store. |
Northland table Solidarity march in Detroit. |
The annual Meeting the Challenge Solidarity quilt. It was awarded each year at a labor activism conference and was made up of Northland T-shirt designs. |
Whitney and Angie shipping 'em out in the 1990s. |
 
Exchange students from Krasnoyarsk, Siberia print their own T-shirt design, 2000. |
Leo and Ricardo in the store flanking Pete Seeger. Leo (a Northland printer) and his partner Kathy opened Pete's concert that week. |
Ricardo and Tony model a new banner. |
In front of the store. Back row from left: Qamar, Alex, Emily, George, Betsy and Tony. Front: Ben and Janna. |
Janna at her art department station. |
Janna without the blues. |
Qamar, grouchy as usual. |
Qamar shows off a new (Northland) tattoo design. |
Austin plays keyboard. |
Kim emerges from burrow. |
Eduardo and Qamar make plans. |
