Caravan, April-May 1959, Number 16

Caravan was the second �folkmusic fanzine� created by the novelist Lee (Hoffman) Shaw in the Greenwich Village section of New York City in 1957. Like her original effort called Chooog 2-5, Caravan was originally produced on typewriter and mimeograph (on the cheapest paper imaginable), then distributed FREE FOR THE ASKING at Izzy Young's Folklore Center on MacDougal Street and during Sunday afternoon picking parties in Washington Square. It quickly became the paper of record for the burgeoning folk music revival.

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