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The 1960s Hippie movement was a bright, loud, and creative outburst from the younger generation in the 60s. Counter-culture, rebellion, music, art, and drugs were among the main themes hippies loved to sport. These are some pictures and geographical locations that were most prominent throughout the short movement.

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High-Ahsbury, a San Francisco district in California, is ground zero for the Hippie movement. This is where things took off for the rebel generation.

Photo from www.sfgate.com

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This is the location on the map of the United States. As you can see, it is in a notoriously progressive area in California. Right smack dab in the middle of San Francisco, it influenced much of the hippie culture and the area around it.

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Ken Kesey, a counter-culture writer, sitting atop his famous bus with his ragtag group.

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The Summer of Love, one of the most popular events of the era, consisted of thousands of hippies who flocked from all around the U.S., sharing a common sentiment for the movement. This mainly took place in San Francisco, California.

Photo from: www.britannica.com

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Probably the most historic festival of all time, Woodstock 1969, was a place where hippies thrived. Half a million people joined together in one big community, sharing love, drugs, and most importantly, music. Notable musicians who played were Jimi Hendrix, Ten Years After, and The Band. Woodstock took place in Bethel, New York, on a dairy farm.

Photos from: www.history.com

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100,000 Hippies marching in protest at the Pentagon. The protest lasted three days before order was restored. Notably, during this protest, hippies would place flowers on the barrels of police guns.

Photo from: allthatsinteresting.com

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Protesters are placing flowers in the barrels of the police's guns to advocate love and understanding.

Photo from: allthatsinteresting.com