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On October 27, 1967, Fr. Phil Berrigan, Dave Eberhardt, Tom Lewis, and Rev. James Mengel entered the Baltimore Customs House, asked to see their draft records and then proceeded to pour a combination of their own blood mixed with “duck’s blood [from Broadway market] bought from a Polish market” onto the “draft records of men registered in 17 of 26 of the city’s local draft boards.” Afterwards, the Four waited patiently for police and FBI agents to arrest them.
Philip Berrigan pouring blood on draft cards, 1967.
Philip Berrigan being arrested for pouring blood on draft cards, 1967.
Father Philip Berrigan, member of the Baltimore Four (Oct. 27, 1967), Catonsville Nine (May 17, 1968), and co-founder of Jonah House (1973) & the Plowshares Movement (1980).
Philip Berrigan Baltimore, ca. 1967 A. Aubrey Bodine 4 x 5 film negative Baltimore City Life Museum Collection MdHS, B1575-1
