Constituents, 1972-1988

File — Box: 2, Folder: 23

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Bill signing House Bill 143, Session 1981-1982

Bill signing with memebers

Caboose, Abraham Lincoln

Campaign event for Kenneth J. Cole

Campaign for Robert P. Casey, microphone

Committee Meeting, Chesapeake Bay Commission

Committee room, Federal State Relations Committee

Constituents, Governor's reception room, bill signing

Federal State Committee press conference

First captain of the USS Gettysburg

Gathering with Abraham Lincoln look-a-like

Gov. Richard P. Thornburgh, podium, military

Group in an office

Headshot

House Military Affairs Committee visiting the Department of Military Affairs

Leaning on a podium

Local government

Scope and Contents

Photo 1: A headshot of Rep. Ken Cole.

Photo 2: Rep. Ken Cole, Jim Getty dressed as Abraham Lincoln, and Gov. Dick Thornburgh.

Photo 3: Rep. Ken Cole in his office.

Photo 4: Rep. Ken Cole and his son Richard.

Photo 5: Rep. Ken Cole in his office.

Photo 6: Rep. Ken Cole and others at a committee meeting.

Photo 7: Rep. Ken Cole at the doors of the Speaker's office.

Photo 8: Rep. Ken Cole in his office.

Photo 9: Rep. Ken Cole and Captain John Langknecht of the USS Gettysburg.

Photo 10: Rep. Ken Cole and others at Gov. Dick Thornburgh's signing of the REA Bill, 1983.

Photo 11: Rep. Ken Cole and Gov. Dick Thornburgh.

Photo 12: General Gerald Sajer speaking at the Gettysburgh National Cemetery.

Photo 13: Gov. Dick Thornburgh, Rep. Ken Cole, and others at a bill signing.

Photo 14: Rep. Ken Cole outside the State Capitol, August 29, 1984.

Photo 15: Rep. Ken Cole on a trip to Taiwan, October 13, 1972.

Photo 16: Rep. Ken Cole with his family, 1977.

Photo 17: Rep. Ken Cole receiving an award from General Gerald Sajer, 1988.

Photo 18: Rep. Ken Cole with ROTC members for the signing of a proclamation creating ROTC Week, September 25, 1979.

Photo 19: Reps. Robert Borski, Ken Cole, Joe Gaydos, and Ralph Pratt.

Photo 20: Rep. Ken Cole dressed as a Union general and Jim Getty dressed as Abraham Lincoln at an event commemorating the Battle of Gettysburg.