View Each Panel in Detail:

• Panel 1- Introduction
• Panel 2- In the Beginning
• Panel 3- A Brief Detour
• Panel 4- Winchester in the Early 20th Century
• Panel 5- Early Union Efforts
• Panel 6- Waxing and Waning
• Panel 7- World War II
• Panel 8- World War II
• Panel 9- "I finished guns for President Roosevelt"
• Panel 10- As Winchester workers emerged from WWII
• Panel 11- …Works Manager
• Panel 12- Early 1950s
• Panel 13- Confronts the Cold War
• Panel 14- 1955-1956
• Panel 15- Marge Ottenbrelt
• Panel 16- Arthur Bosley
• Panel 17- Early 1960s
• Panel 18- Early to Mid-1960s
• Panel 19- 1969 Strike
• Panel 20- The long strike
• Panel 21- 103 Days!!
• Panel 22- Business as usual in the 1970s

• Panel 23- Marcia Biederman
• Panel 24- Claretha McKnight
• Panel 25- Emmanuel Gomez
• Panel 26- 1979-1980
• Panel 27- The 1979 Strike
• Panel 28- "I was not always confrontational"
• Panel 29- "It was a city unto itself"
• Panel 30- Raymond Simms
• Panel 31- James Foster
• Panel 32- Dorothy Johnson and Lula White
• Panel 33- Whirlwinds of Change
• Panel 34- The 1985 Christmas Crisis
• Panel 35- The 1990s
• Panel 36- Parting Shots
• Panel 37- The "Beat Goes On…"
• Panel 38- The Brass Mill Story
• Panel 39- Alfred Marder
• Panel 40- David W.P. Roy
• Panel 41- Martin Looney
• Panel 42- Martin Francis Looney
• Panel 43- Hopkins, Boulware, Hudson, & Butler
• Panel 44- An Elm City Story
• Panel 45- Photo & Image Credits