There are three buttons from the 1896 campaign, in which Ohioan Republican ... who never were on the actual ballots. One display case is devoted to George Corley Wallace, as the owner of the ...

The two display boards include replicas of early campaign buttons dating ... he owns is actually an “anti” button in that it opposes a candidate, in this case Hubert Humphrey.

One of the oldest and most popular ways to express political pride is to wear it right on your body, in the form of a campaign button. Buttons and pins have been a part of election culture since ...