Archive Collection

Box 1 Twenty-nine original photo collages created for the artist book Rewind: Memories on Repeat. Unfoldered Items Rewind: Memories on Repeat (artist book, two copies) Triple T-shirt Cassette tape titled “Strand Beauties,” June 31, 1985 Emails from 2019-2021 documenting the book’s development  Video about the book with Beau remembering his friends (runtime: 54:16:00) Note: reach out to archive@gaycenter.org for access“;}} Beau McCall is an acclaimed visual artist. Drawing inspiration from the vast button collection of his mother and family, McCall creates wearable and visual art by applying clothing buttons onto mostly upcycled fabrics, materials, and objects. He began his professional career in Harlem in the 1980s after arriving from his native Philadelphia with nothing more than two hundred dollars, a duffel bag and a few buttons in his pocket from home. Circa 1988 he made his critically acclaimed wearable art debut at The Harlem Institute of Fashion (HIF) show for Harlem Week. He’s been proclaimed by American Craft magazine, “The Button Man.” His visual and wearable art has been included in exhibitions at The Museum at FIT, Nordstrom, the African American Museum in Philadelphia, Houston Museum of African American Culture, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Stax Museum of American Soul Music, the Langston Hughes House, and Rush Arts Gallery.  McCall was an established force within HIF’s Black Fashion Museum collective presenting at their shows consecutively through 1994, as well as being featured in their museum exhibitions and prestigious events. McCall’s work has been featured in Women’s Wear Daily, on George C. Wolfe’s “The Colored Museum” (1991), and in the award-winning film “Quartier Mozart” (1992). McCall’s work is held in the permanent collection of public institutions and by private individuals including the Museum of Arts and Design (New York), Philadelphia Museum of Art, Victoria and Albert Museum, The Museum at FIT, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Amistad Research Center (New Orleans), The Museum of Modern Art Library, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art (New York), Stonewall National Museum & Archives (Fort Lauderdale), and The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Library, Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors Residence, Debbie Harry AKA Blondie, Jeffrey Gibson, and Cristina Grajales. McCall has also been commissioned by the Museum of Arts and Design, Columbia University, and the Schomburg Center. And his wearable art can be found in gift shops such as the Newark Museum of Art.  McCall has been featured in the NY Times, Associated Press, NPR, L.A. Times, and more. In addition, he has served as a teaching artist at the Newark Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, and the Harlem Arts Alliance.  –Adapted from beaumccall.com/about This collection consists of two signed copies of the artist book Rewind: Memories On Repeat, commissioned and published by SHINE Portrait Studio at Express Newark, Rutgers University-Newark. The book honors the legacy of ten of McCall’s deceased friends through collages composed of archival photos and images from his button artwork.  Also included are the original collages made for the book. The collages are made from color photocopied images and photos from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s, from Philadelphia to New York, during the LGBTQ+ rights movement, the height of disco music and the early AIDS crisis. There is also one example of a wearable art line that McCall created called Triple T-shirts: three T-shirts combined into one flowing garment that can be worn in six different ways, from poncho to hoodie to shawl and beyond.  Also included are a set of emails and a video between Beau and guest editor Souleo about the making of Rewind. A cassette demo tape titled “Strand Beauties” (1985) has not yet been transferred for access.

Box 1 Promotional material/Photos/Letters Articles/Film festival listings Publicity Photos/Drawing Video Tape List Forthcoming. These 65 tapes will not be available to view until they can be transferred from their original format. Please reach out to archives@gaycenter.org if you would like to donate toward or fully fund their digitization.” Tommie Saeli was born February 15, 1964 and raised on Long Island where he discovered a passion for music and the theater. He was an accomplished cellist and traveled with the Long Island Youth Orchestra all over the world. He graduated from Boston University. A long-time friend described him as “a Long Island native turned East Village dandy, unorthodox entrepreneur, electric-cello glam-rock god, and lover of wolves.” After moving to New York City in the mid 1980s he worked a variety of jobs including: Barneys New York window display assistant; Pyramid Club go-go dancer; strip club wrestler; fabric designer for Liz Claiborne; and member of various alternative glam rock bands such as Harpies Bizarre, with whom he recorded an album. Saeli added TV producer and game show host to his resume when he came up with the idea for “The Gay Dating Game Show,” getting it on the air in 1989 with a shoestring budget. His hosting talent and flamboyant costumes also made him a popular guest on other gay public access shows like Linda Simpson’s “Party Talk.” Saeli died December 5, 2020 in Palm Springs at the age of 56. This collection consists of 64 original 3/4-inch video tapes, and one VHS tape, of “The Gay Dating Game Show” that aired on the Manhattan Cable Public Access channel in 1989 and 1990. The show was produced and hosted by Tommie Saeli. The show was taped with a live audience and featured “spokesmodel” Lohoma Van Zandt. The show’s format loosely followed that of the original “Dating Game” TV show that aired on network TV in the1960s and 70s where contestants are being interviewed anonymously behind a partition to be chosen for a date. This gay version paired up same sex couples and sometimes featured contestants in drag. Also included are publicity photos, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, letters, and other documents related to the production. The photos include shots of “The Gay Dating Game Show” floats in the 1989 and 1990 Pride Parades. There are also tapes of an interview and performance by Saeli on Linda Simpson’s “Party Talk” show, performances by his band Harpies Bizarre, and a pilot for an unproduced show called “Lie Detector.” These 65 tapes will not be available to view until they can be transferred from their original format. Please reach out to archives@gaycenter.org if you would like to donate toward or fully fund their digitization.

Box 1 1. Letters to WBAI re: Pitts firing 2. Letters from WBAI listeners [many re: Pitts firing] 3. Letters from WBAI listeners [General suggestions and comments] 4. Schedule related to tapes 56 and 68 [panel discussion on counseling gay students at Queens College]   AUDIO TAPE LIST Full tape list in progress; reach out to archive@gaycenter.org for access. Charles Pitts (1941-2015) was an American gay activist, journalist, radio host, and sound engineer. He was born in Jamestown, NY where he attended community college after high school and worked at a local radio station. In the mid-1960s he moved to NYC and worked as a freelance audio engineer for various companies involved in radio, educational, and film projects. Notably, he worked as sound engineer for the film crew at the Woodstock Festival in 1969. Pitts explored the City’s emerging gay world and became an active participant in hippie and countercultural circles. His personal and professional inclinations drew him to WBAI, NYC’s progressive public radio station, a platform for left-leaning viewpoints and eclectic music. Pitts started at WBAI by just showing up and volunteering his engineering expertise, but soon became a staff member working on both sides of the microphone. In 1968 along with Baird Searles, Bill Weaver and other gay men started a weekly program on WBAI called “The New Symposium” with the intention to inspire “a sense of social identification within our subculture.” With a wide range of topics related to the gay community discussed by invited guests and callers, the half hour show was recognized by its listeners for it’s candid conversations of issues rarely heard in public media.  In the aftermath of the Stonewall Riots, Pitts along with Bill Katzenberg, Pete Wilson, John O’Brien, Bill Weaver, and other gay activists founded the Gay Liberation Front. In 1969 Pitts was fired from WBAI for refusing to adhere to the station’s music policies, but Pitts insisted it was really because the management was fearful of the station “being taken over by homosexuals.” He was eventually rehired by new management and from 1970-1971 Pitts co-hosted the show “Homosexual News” with Pete Wilson. In 1971 WBAI gave Pitts his own freeform radio show which he titled “Out of the Slough” with a mixture of discussions with callers, his reflections on gay life and current events as well as music. The show ran until January of 1973 and the following May Pitts was again fired from the staff by WBAI manager Jerry Coffin and while he appeared as a guest on other WBAI shows after that, he never hosted his own radio show again.  Pitts had many critics even among his fellow activists, particularly concerning his discussions celebrating the gay male sexual culture that included anonymous sex, promiscuity, S&M, and particularly intergenerational sex. However, his radio shows were acknowledged by many young gay men in the 70s and 80s as an important exposure to gay male life that empowered and influenced them very positively. In 1978 Pitts suffered a severe beating by a stranger after a night out at a Chelsea leather bar. After multiple surgeries and long hospital stays Pitts recovered but would suffer chronic pain from his injuries for the rest of his life. His assailant was never caught. Pitts continued to work in radio serving as a production engineer at WNCN from 1976-1991. From his professional audio work miking, recording, editing, and mixing he won industry recognition with an Armstrong Award and two Peabody Awards. From 1994 until his retirement he was a production engineer for WQXR. He died of lung disease on May 21, 2015.  –Source: Wikipedia This collection includes over 100 reel-to-reel audio tapes and audio cassettes in original cases; 102 digitized audio files (user copies); and 167 digitized audio files (preservation copies) created by a vendor after donation. There also is a folder of correspondence. Most of the recordings are of radio programs from the public radio station WBAI which Charles Pitts participated in or hosted such as “Homosexual News” and “Out of the Slough.” The recordings include many on-air call-in conversations where Pitts discusses homosexuality and the ways it has affected his life. There are unedited recordings made remotely at events and meetings as well as edited broadcast versions. These include recordings of candid interviews with miscellaneous participants during the Christopher Street Liberation Day Marches from 1970 and 1971 with descriptions of the march along with sounds of the chanting. There is a complete recording of the speakers at the March 14, 1971 protest rally in Albany, NY. Other highlights of his radio shows include a group discussion conducted by Arthur Bell at WBAI’s studio with members of Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR) including Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera. Bebe Scarpinato, Butchie, Bambi and Andora. There are also accounts of many early protests against police harassment and student gay activists at NYU, Columbia and Brooklyn College. A panel discussion with gay authors about how “Maurice” by E.M. Forster is criticized by the straight press is a rare literary topic on one of Pitts’s “Out of the Slough” programs. There are some miscellaneous music tracks and recordings of the gay singer/songwriter Michael Cohen whose first album Pitts engineered and produced. Correspondence relates to Pitts’s firing.

Box 1 1. Administrative records, correspondence [1 of 2] 2. Administrative records, correspondence [2 of 2] 3. Flyers, calls to action [1 of 2] 4. Flyers, calls to action [2 of 2] 5. Press clippings 6. Newsletters 7. Channel 13 Boycott   Queer Nation was founded at a meeting at The Center in 1990 to create a nonhierarchal direct action group to combat gay-bashing and homophobia in the media. Founding members included HIV/AIDS activists from ACT UP as well as contributors to OutWeek Magazine. Queer Nation was nonhierarchical in structure and known for its boycotts, early embrace of the reclaimed term “queer,” and confrontational approach. Chapters opened up across the country. Administrative records include correspondence, contact lists, agendas, logs, etc. Promotional material such as flyers and cards. Press clippings featuring Queer Nation and related groups and issues. Materials relate to actions including Channel 13 boycott; “Take Back the Night” and the murder of Julio Rivera; Hollywood and “Basic Instinct”; and Senator Jesse Helms. Three tee-shirts were removed to the Ephemera Collection. See also OutWeek Photographs Collection; ACT UP NY Records; Leonard Fink Photographs; Richard C. Wandel Photographs.

Box 1 1. Postcards, 1970s – 2000s 2. DVDs, Home Movies, Out in America Documentary – Andy Humm 1991, Rights & Reactions 1987, Chris Honeysett doc. 3. Postcards to Parents over the years 4. More CB writing 5. Cat Photobook 6. Gay City News [published writing by CB] 7. Misc. CB writing (1 of 3) 8. Misc. CB writing (2 of 3) 9. Misc. CB writing (3 of 3) 10. Scrapbook – first adult trip to Paris (w/parents) 11. Photos by CB: Perspectives – Paris Opera, New York, San Francisco, South Beach, Venice 8/2005 12. Photos by CB: Perspectives – Paris 8/2005 13. Photos & Menu [1973 Europe trip w/family] 14. Photos [from unlabeled folder] 15. Photos [friends & family, NY Apt., Pride Parade: 1989-1993] 16. Xmas cards sent over the years (blank) 17. Greg Carstens Drawing & Xmas card 18. Calendars [F.I.T. 1979-1980] 19. Calendars [F.I.T. 1980-1981] 20. Calendar 1981 21. Calendar 1982 22. Calendar 1983 23. Calendar 1984 24. Calendars 1985, 1986, 1987 25. Calendar 1988 26. Calendar 1989 27. Calendar 1990 28. Calendar 1991 29. Calendar 1992 30. Calendar 1993 Box 2 31. Connections 2000-2007 [correspondence] (1 of 2) 32. Connections 2000-2007 [correspondence] (2 of 2) 33. “Semblance” – Relative to written work [memoir] (1 of 4) 34. “Semblance” – Relative to written work [memoir] (2 of 4) 35. “Semblance” – Relative to written work [memoir] (3 of 4) 36. “Semblance” – Relative to written work [memoir] (4 of 4) 37. “Bonus Human Being” Andy Humm & CLRG 38. Kenny & Mary in Paris ’89-’90 [Ken Moody] 39. Last minute Catch All [photos, home floorplan] 40. Miscellaneous [ephemera] of personal meaning (1 of 3) 41. Miscellaneous [ephemera] of personal meaning (2 of 3) 42. Miscellaneous [ephemera] of personal meaning (3 of 3) 43. Key Places 44. Pride Guide Covers 45. F.I.T. Samples 1978-1979 (interior design) 46. Ken Moody [Agency Cards, photos] 47. Art & Design / Fashion Images 48. Family Photos [1950-1972] 49. Photos [Fire Island, NYC, Paris, Florida 1980-2009] 50. Photos – Mark’s apartment revamp, 1997 51. Photos – Battery Park City 1998 52. Photos [NYC, San Francisco 1995-2000] 53. Photos [NYC Friends & Family 1980-2007] 54. Photos – Hawaii 1994 55. Paris, Venice [Photographer: Chris Bode] Box 3 56. Father 1 of 2 57. Father 2 of 2 58. Mother 59. Correspondence from 1979 (age 19) & Earlier (1 of 3) 60. Correspondence from 1979 (age 19) & Earlier (2 of 3) 61. Correspondence from 1979 (age 19) & Earlier (3 of 3) 62. Financial Ledger 1979, check account record ’81, ’82 63. Correspondence 1980-1982 64. Correspondence 1983-1985 (1 of 2) 65. Correspondence 1983-1985 (2 of 2) 66. Correspondence 1986-1994 (1 of 2) 67. Correspondence 1986-1994 (2 of 2) 68. Life 1995-1998 [letters, emails and cards] (1 of 3) 69. Life 1995-1998 [letters, emails and cards] (2 of 3) 70. Life 1995-1998 [letters, emails and cards] (3 of 3) 71. Connections 1999 [letters, emails, cards] 72. AOL “instant messenger” w/friend/employer Mark G. 2001-2002 73. Additional Correspondence 1995-2019 Box 4 74. Benett Family Trip Diary, Europe 1965 75. Calendars 1995, 1996 76. Diary, misc. writing 2/29/12-11/21/19 77. Calendars 1996,1997 78. Dream Log 2/25/05 79. Calendar 2001-2004 80. Quite Cory Book 9 – 9/7/87 [writings, scrapbook from binder] 81. Memoir – “A Semblance of Living” 8/29/2019 (1 of 3) 82. Memoir – “A Semblance of Living” 8/29/2019 (2 of 3) 83. Memoir – “A Semblance of Living” 8/29/2019 (3 of 3) 84. “Like No Other Store in the World” by Mark Stevens [book & note] 85. “Bloomingdales” by Maxine Brady [book & notes] 86. Bill B. artwork [pastel] * Folder containing 2 themed paper shopping bags and a handmade Christmas stocking. Oversize removed to box 27. UNFOLDERED ITEMS Box 4 also contains: a hard drive with correspondence, writing, photos, and other digital files; a Rosenthal paper bag vase.” Cory Benett was born in 1960 in Queens, New York, and grew up near the south shore of Long Island. He sardonically describes himself as an “obscure, depressive, trivial, cisgender white sissy New Yorker,” whose proficiency at “classic-movie quoting and fantasy” out-shown his professional abilities. He attended the Fashion Institute of Technology, but left school to work at Bloomingdales in the china and crystal department. After almost two years there, he returned to F.I.T. to complete his degree in Advertising and Communications in 1983. Bloomingdales, embodying all things elegant, expensive, and stylish, was an object of fascination for Benett since childhood and is a setting for his memoir about life in New York in the 1980s-1990s. The memoir also depicts the AIDS crisis in New York and its effects on the many gay men like himself who struggled with their place in the social hierarchy of New York’s gay culture. Bennet was active with the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights in the ’80s and ’90s and describes the surprising comfort he found there as well as with a community of gay country western two-step dancers. He lived in Manhattan for 23 years, taking various jobs in retail and office management, before relocating to South Florida. The collection centers on an unpublished memoir, set predominantly in the 1980s and 1990s, written by Cory Benett. Additional contents relate mostly to experiences recorded in the memoir, and include personal correspondence, photographs, calendars, relics, and ephemera.

Box 1 1. Board minutes, correspondence, photos, [2000s] 2. Grants, [1996] 3. 10th Anniversary Journal, 1990/1993 Unfoldered Items Four proclamations from the New York Mayor’s Office, Office of the Manhattan Borough President in oversize flat file. The New York chapter began as Black and White Men Together under the initial leadership of Henry Wiemhoff who attracted a number of like-minded Black and white men to start the group in 1980. A similar organization began in San Francisco, and within a few years chapters had developed in many of the major U.S cities. An initial National Convention took place in San Francisco and has continued every year since then in different cities. In the effort to combat racism, homophobia, and sexism, the New York chapter had three foci: 1) consciousness raising sessions to uncover our own internalized racism and provide a safe space for interracial relating; 2) political action to combat racism in the gay community; and 3) social activities to have fun together. –From MACT/NY final newsletter, June 2018 The Men of All Colors Together/NY (MACT/NY) records consist of administrative records, photos, correspondence, one publication and government proclamations. See also: * Monthly Information Bulletins (1981 – 2016) located in the archive’s Organization Files. * The collection held at Cornell: https://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/htmldocs/RMM07576.html

Box 1 Bobba, Veena Photos and videos covering a range of topics from personal work including painting, knitting, dancing, and baking to Black Lives Matter protests Brown, Barry Photographs and video compilation of daily drag series ‘WERK From Home’ Carmichael, Brian Photograph of Brian with protest sign, and text “American Perspective” reflecting on personal experiences amidst the pandemic Clements, Matthew Photographs highlighting personal experiences and labelled as a “quarantine diary” Connors, Ruth Submission form Costello, Patrick Video of a stop-motion animation based on “A Apple Pie” by Kate Greenway, made in collaboration with Chenda Cope, Alison Kizu-Blair, and Ben Simon Duff, S.K. “Quarantine 2020”: self-published book featuring photos, illustrations, haiku Edgecomb, Sean Acrylic painting on cotton board “Mask-4-Masc/Queer Love in the Time of Corona” illustrating folkloric figures social distancing, explores queerness as a surface aesthetic and an encoded narrative Eklund, Helen Home video introducing adopted chicks, narrated by Helen Estrella, Oliver Photographs of dream-like self-portraits laying in bed, post-surgery and in quarantine French, Timothy Photographs for @PlasticsInTheCity on Instagram depicting Barbies wearing masks and protesting throughout NYC; a video dance drag tribute to Paula Abdul Frisbie, Jake PDF titled “‘dang’ constant” with photographs, collage, and text reflecting on oppressive structures and the fragility of life Galletta, Nicholas Social media posts on topics including: the murder of George Floyd; a tribute to Marie Munoz, principal of PS 20 on Staten Island, lost in August of 2020. Garmany, Meghann Poems and journal entries reflecting on personal pandemic experiences, observations about Meghann’s environment, and contemplations about the future Gordon, Arielle Rebekah Video time-lapse compilation of Arielle brewing coffee in eight coffee brewing methods as part of her morning routine Hollonquist, Sarah Photographs of self portrait and portrait of partner both wearing masks in public spaces Hernandez, Belize P. Self-portrait illustrations with handwritten text in pastel, pen, and marker, noting the introduction of masks to the mainstream, a connection with nature, and the lengthening of hair Hill, Sarah Paper doll drawing from the film “Goodbye Rebecca & Eileen” related to the experience of top-surgery and navigating the medical industry as a trans person Holland, Walter Typed journal entries, texts reflecting on the impacts of the AIDS epidemic and on the COVID pandemic Johnson, Sarah Submission form Kamel, Mena Tabloid newspaper publication titled Bleach with visual responses by twelve SFSU students to the US government’s treatment of the COVID pandemic Kargaltsev, Alexander Portrait photographs with two subjects, sometimes in costume with props such as a bunny costume and holding McDonald’s fries Katz, Jonathan Ned Photographs of messages related to Black Lives Matter protests; evidence of a vigil for Marsha P. Johnson at the West Side piers; and a video of a City sign encouraging safety during COVID-19 Kerr, Theodore (ted) Zine examining the role of a “COVID doula” published by What Would an HIV Doula Do?, and text pamphlet distinguishing COVID-19 and HIV/AIDS La Raya Fanzine Illustrated comic strip detailing one of the creator’s dreams about the supermarket and anxiety created by quarantine and the pandemic (in Spanish, English) Lovendusky, Eugene Screencap of friends attending Gayme Night on Zoom Maitri, Jeremiah Netart website about queer folx accessing information technology communities and responding to the pandemic Manicato, Chanel Digital collages of LGBTQ+ flags validating pride with the text “Still Valid With or Without a Parade” Maynard, Felicita Self-portrait, tintype photograph in black and white McCarthy, Caitlin Photographs taken by cell phone documenting distanced cookie drop-offs with friends McMullen, Tanner Print magazine titled Nudie, an intersectional clear-friendly sex-positive smutty art magazine Meyer, Ainsley Photographs of a handwritten journal entry expressing anxiety, exhaustion, and hope Monroe, Bruce Blog posts reflecting on the pandemic crisis and reminiscing about early experiences in NYC Myers, Juniper A self portrait of Juniper in Quarantine Olsen, Lily Series of portraits embracing partner in bed, in black and white Oyler, David “Mask for Mask.” Collage, 9 x 12 on Black Watercolor paper Pitkin, Rachel Painting of a full moon in watercolor R., Robert Self portraits, illustrations in pen, and a collage of selfies titled “Slippage” Robinson, Peter Digital collage captioned “Love in the Time of COVID-19” consisting of screenshots during Zoom calls with his partner Robinson, Jordan Digital illustration of an Ikagi chart and a digital advertisement calling for artist submissions Ruggiero, Kaitlin Photograph embracing partner on their couch Sanchez, Cesar Collage of photographs depicting the littering of masks and gloves on the streets Schepper, Peter Illustrations in pen and marker of performers and characters and a screenshot of a poem about loneliness and isolation typed into the Notes app Schicker, Matt Photographs and videos capturing daily life in New York City, along with COVID-related social media content Setteducate, Tony Collages covering topics ranging from greed, sexuality, portraiture, among other themes using personal, digital, newspaper, and magazine images Shapiro, Andrea Submission form Snapp, Cassandra Screenshots of social media content and photographs of moments in daily life Wickham, Gary Photographs and video capturing the disruption of normal life during the pandemic in New York City Wong, Pearl Photographs of a zine titled “In Quarantine with My Parents and My Partner,” illustrated and written by hand, describing personal coming-out experience W., Jack Photograph of self portrait in scuba gear, self portrait post-surgery, and sign mandating mask usage Anonymous 215-page report using public records to detail legal violations of the Pulse nightclub Anonymous Photographs of self portraits in lingerie Anonymous Short film (and poster) “Cat Boy and Cheese Girl Shine On.” Created in March, 2020 as “a love letter to Minneapolis art queers” The LGBTQuarantine Archive Project was inspired by rapid response collecting efforts throughout the library and archival community to document the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on people’s lives. The project was launched in April, 2020, and any LGBTQ-identified person with a connection to New York was invited to contribute. Works submitted were created during the pandemic, many in direct response to it. A trio of online exhibits highlighting select contributions was launched in July, 2020 on The Center’s Google Arts & Culture page, to share the collection and to raise awareness of the project. Topics covered include relationships (romantic, sexual, platonic); the creation of art and crafts; introspection and isolation; Black Lives Matter and racial justice protest and organizing; navigating health and healthcare; and much more. Contributors self-identified across an array of identities, ages, locations and backgrounds. Contributions represent a diverse range of media including photographs, videos, illustrations, memes and published and unpublished writings. Most materials are born-digital, while a smaller portion were digitized by the creator/contributor prior to submission. Contributions also include responses to the submission page questionnaire, created by The Center Archive to capture stories and anecdotes from and information about contributors as well as metadata describing their submitted item(s).

Box 1 1. Club 82 Photographs, ca. 1955-1965 2. Club 82/’88 Photographs, 1988 3. Club 82/’88 Flyers, Promotion, and Program, 1988 4. Drag Subject File, ca. 1970-1988 5. Mounted Photocopies, 1988 Club 82/’88 was a play written and directed by Martin Zone and Justin Ross, starring Adrian, a former Club 82 performer, as well as International Chrysis, Angela Carbonetti and Beverly Hills. The production recreated Club 82 with drag acts that Village Voice theater critic Michael Musto called “saucily bodacious.” It was performed in June, 1988 at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club in Manhattan’s East Village, just a few doors down from where the original Club 82 once stood at 82 East 4th Street. The mafia-owned basement nightclub, famous for its elaborate drag revues, was opened by Anna Genovese in the early 1950s and operated continuously for over twenty years. Donated by Tony Mendez in 2015. This collection contains photographs, flyers, research materials and a program draft for the production of Club 82/’88. Also included are photographs of the original Club 82, featuring its owner Anna Genovese, her partner Jackie, performers including Vickie Lynn, patrons and staff.

a:3:{i:0;s:667:” 1. Personal Notebooks 2. Agenda/ Planner 1990 3. Family Heritage Book 4. Media Coverage 5. Letters to Friends 6. Miscellaneous Letters 7. Conn Fleming 8. Funerary Materials of Family and Friends 9. Scrapbook of Photos, Notes, and News Clippings 10. Scrapbook of Photos, Headshots, and Poems 11. [Manuscripts of Musical Play Notes and Music Sheets 1] 12. [Manuscripts of Musical Play Notes and Music Sheets 2] 13. [Manuscripts of Musical Play Notes and Music Sheets 3] 14. “Days and Nights in the City” [Play] 15. “Remembering Charlie” [Play] 16. “Natural Causes” [Play] “;i:1;s:206:” 17. Center Theater: “My Romeo” [Play] 18. Mayer-Gasters Prints 19. Family Photos 1 20. Family Photos 2 21. Family Photos 3 22. Family Photos 4 23. Family Photos 5 “;i:2;s:99:” 24. Miscellaneous Photos 25. Film Strip Negatives 26. Digital Imaging Photo CDs “;} This collection contains play notes, music sheets, personal notes, play scripts, audio tapes of Foltz’s Christmas music, and many photographs depicting Foltz’s life and activities.

a:6:{i:0;s:3557:” 1. Journal 1973 2. Journal 1974 – 1977 3. Journal June 1981 – Feb 1988 4. Poems 1973 – 1977 5. Blue Guitar [novel draft w/edit marks] 6. The Springs [short story manuscripts w/ edit marks] 7. Southern Exposures [novel manuscript] 8. Nights with Frank – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 9. Jones Beach – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 10. The Day Rudolph Left the Hospital – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 11. A Disappointment – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 12. The Night the Belly Dancer Came to Town – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 13. The Library – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 14. Black Boy at the Swimming Pool – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 15. Isle of Capri – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 16. A Twitch in the Light – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 17. Crisis at the C&S Café – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 18. The Christmas Parade – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 19. A Christmas on Polk Street – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 20. Lula Talbert – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 21. The Nigger From New York – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 22. Jones Beach – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 23. The Bar – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 24. Quit’n Time – Short Stories 1980s [manuscript] 25. Laguna Beach – Short Story [manuscript] 26. The Palm Beach Parrot – Short Story [manuscript] 27. The Yard Sale – Short Story [manuscript] 28. Sleep – Short Story [manuscript] 29. In the Airport – Short Story [manuscript] 30. An Unexpected Guest – Short Story [manuscript] 31. Sightings – Short Story [manuscript] 32. The Letter – Short Story [manuscript] 33. Years Ago – Short Story [manuscript] 34. Brian’s Last Tea – Short Story [manuscript] 35. In Our House – Short Story [manuscript] 36. Southern Exposures – Short Story [manuscript] 37. Washington Journal – Short Story [manuscript] 38. Gods Love We… – Short Story [manuscript] 39. The Wife of Cultural Affairs – Short Story [manuscript] 40. Frau Gerti – Short Story [manuscript] 41. Loose Ends – Short Story [manuscript] 42. The Store On Eighth Street – Short Story [manuscript] 43. Marie Claude – Short Story [manuscript] 44. In the Old Age Home – Short Story [manuscript] 45. The Fourth of July – Short Story [manuscript] 46. the Tap Dancer – Short Story [manuscript] 47. Hunters – Short Story [manuscript] 48. The Dancer – Short Story [manuscript] 49. The Baths – Short Story [manuscript] 50. The Picnic – Short Story [manuscript] 51. Early Creative Writing [1970s] 52. Contributions – Lambda Book Report, A Sea of Stories, Body Positive [photocopies] 53. Red Clay: A Memoir of Growing Up In Virginia [manuscript] 54. Red Clay – Short Story [manuscript] 55. Laguna Beach Love Story 7/9/89 – Short Story [manuscript] 56. The Ancoma Jar 11/22/89 – Short Story [manuscript] 57. The Baptistery Doors – Short Story [manuscript] 58. Der Andere Uffer – Short Story [manuscript] 59. Seven Days – Short Novel [manuscript] 60. Poems [copies and originals] 1 of 3 61. Poems [copies and originals] 2 of 3 62. Poems [copies and originals] 3 of 3 63. Poems [copies and originals] 1 of 2 64. Poems [copies and originals] 2 of 3 65. Sketchbook [undated with poems & drawings] “;i:1;s:1171:” 66. Journal, Poems 1/87-8/87, 6/88-8/88 67. Journal, Poems & Misc. – To Michael with Love 11/2/87 68. Poems – Notes for Courses, Grad Center 1995 69. Journal 5/89 Southwest, 5/25/01 Bali 70. Journal – Istanbul 5/90, Amsterdam 11/93 71. Journal – 11/27/90 – 8/31/93 72. Journal – 9/12/93 – 9/16/94 73. Journal – Lisbon October 1994 74. Poems – Notes for Courses, Grad Center 1995 75. Journal – Florence 5/12/95 76. Journal – 1/10/97 Amsterdam 77. Journal – Spain 9/21/90 – 9/29/90 78. Journal – 9/94 – 1/4/97 79. Greece Trip 5/30/96 – Stories, Poems, Journal 80. Journal – Paris – 3/4/98 81. Journal/Poems – 1998 82. Southern Exposure – A Novel [manuscript] 83. Short Stories [manuscrtipt] 84. Short Stories [manuscript] 85. Canal Street – A novel [manuscript] 1 of 3 86. Canal Street – A novel [manuscript] 2 of 3 87. Canal Street – A novel [manuscript] 3 of 3 88. Summer of Love – A Novel [manuscript] 1 of 3 89. Summer of Love – A Novel [manuscript] 2 of 3 90. Summer of Love – A Novel [manuscript] 3 of 3 “;i:2;s:2083:” 91. The Age of Innocence: Musical [script] 92. Resonance – Poems [manuscript] 93. Barcelona-Paris-A La Re Recherché 94. Circuit – Poems H [manuscript] 95. The Barcelona Poems – [manuscript, cover art] 96. Summer of Love [novel manuscript w/ edit notes] 1 of 2 97. Summer of Love [novel manuscript w/ edit notes] 2 of 2 98. Poems [manuscript] 99. Signed Manuscripts of Friends 1 of 3 100. Signed Manuscripts of Friends 2 of 3 101. Signed Manuscripts of Friends 3 of 3 102. Unsigned Manuscripts of Friends 103. Poems of Baptism – 1978 1 of 2 104. Poems of Baptism – 1978 2 of 2 105. Poetry Manuscripts 1 of 2 106. Poetry Manuscripts 2 of 2 107. Misc. Notes with Names and Phone Numbers 108. Poetry Manuscripts 109. Poem 2/24/78 Signed “Love, S” 110. Poetry & Story Manuscripts of David Craig Austin 111. Poetry Manuscripts with notes and Edits 1 of 3 112. Poetry Manuscripts with notes and Edits 2 of 3 113. Poetry Manuscripts with notes and Edits 3 of 3 114. Poetry Readings GBC Gardens and Daltons [photos] 115. Germany, Amsterdam, California [photos] 116. Emma Smith, Chuck Schull, Lynchburg VA [photos] 117. March On Washington, Aids Quilt [photos] 118. Upper West Side, 35 W 92nd St [photos] 119. 43 W 83rd St, NYC [photos, parties, friends] 120. Michael Evans and other friends [photos] 121. Book Party for “The March” [photos, At Scott Hightower’s Loft, NYC] 122. Pink Poets [photos] 123. Fire Island Pines [photos w/ friends at home and events] 124. Provincetown, MA [photos w/ friends and Poetry Festival] 161 page 9 125. & Michael Manzi, Steven Cordova, Charlie Spicer [photos] 126. PHD Graduation [photos] 127. Gay Pride NYC [photos] 128. Walter & Howard, Paris [photos] 129. Provincetown and NYC Val Holley, Joe Plocek [photos] 130. Memorials & Obituaries [photos] 131. Walter Holland Sr. 2005 [photos] “;i:3;s:1750:” 132. Summer of Love [3/1/2000 novel manuscript] 1 of 3 133. Summer of Love [3/1/2000 novel manuscript] 2 of 3 134. Summer of Love [3/1/2000 novel manuscript] 3 of 3 135. Poems 1972 – 1977 – A Gift to My Family 136. The Orchard [novel manuscript 3/5/96] 1 of 3 137. The Orchard [novel manuscript 3/5/96] 2 of 3 138. The Orchard [novel manuscript 3/5/96] 3 of 3 139. Contaminated Angels [novel manuscript 1997] 1 of 3 140. Contaminated Angels [novel manuscript 1997] 2 of 3 141. Contaminated Angels [novel manuscript 1997] 3 of 3 142. Hill City [novel manuscript 5/4/03] 1 of 3 143. Hill City [novel manuscript 5/4/03] 2 of 3 144. Hill City [novel manuscript 5/4/03] 3 of 3 145. Gay Provincetown Lecture – Gay & Lesbian Bibliography 146. One Among The Many, Poems [manuscript] 147. Reconstruction, Poems 3/14/02 [manuscript] 148. In the Liberace Museum, Poems 9/17/2004 [manuscript] 149. In the Liberace Museum, Poems 9/13/2004 [manuscript] 150. In the Liberace Museum, Poems [manuscript, undated w/ notes] 151. In the Liberace Museum, Poems 9/14/2004 [manuscript] 152. September Songs, Poems 9/17/2002 [manuscript] 153. September Songs, Poems [manuscript, undated] 154. Transatlantic, Poems [manuscript w/ notes] 155. Store Closing, Poems [manuscript] 156. Hometown [short story] 157. Poems [from unlabeled envelope] 158. Published Poems & Articles [copies from various publications] 159. Body Positive, April 2002 [article] Chiron Review, Autumn 2005 [poem] 160. James ite Review [issues w/ contributions] 161. Prism ’82 [Lynchburg College Student Publication] “;i:4;s:3047:” 162. Mailing List Info & Labels 163. Check Register & Consignment Receipts 164. Invoices [book sales] 165. Magic city Press business Certificate & misc. receipts 166. Shipping Receipts 167. Magic City Press Print Orders & Invoices 168. Magic City Press Tax Records 169. Publicity Records & Lists 170. Dance Performance Promo Card [removed from frame] 171. Copyright Info, Magic City Press 172. Library of Congress Info 173. HGLR (Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review) Essay, Oct ’98 174. The March, novel – Publicity Materials & Reviews 175. The March, novel – Publishing Agreement 176. The March, Sales Receipts 177. Transatlantic, Publicity / Press Release 178. The Plague Years, Reviews 179. Kolovakos Seed Grant Award Applicaion 180. New Book Projects – Gerry Gomez Pearlberg & Michelle Cliff 181. Print Ad & Cover Proof for “The March” 182. Publicity Photos of 183. Book Proposal for “Contaminated Saints” 184. Book Proposals to 185. Correspondence re. Submissions 186. Living Legacy Aids Memorial Archive 187. “Love Lasts Forever” [draft of contribution, correspondence, publicity] 188. Manuscript w/ edit notes – Contribution to: “Becoming Gay Men: The Gay Memoir & Autobiographical Fiction in the 20th Century 189. “A Sea of Stories: The Shaping of the Power Of Narrative in Gay & Lesbian Culture [notes re. Contributions and Editing] 190. Essay for Body Positive Magazine 191. Lambda Book Report Article ’02 [correspondence & notes] 192. Bibliography – AIDS Narratives [poetry] 193. Essay on Yves Lubin [aka Assotto Saint] 194. Alyson Poetry Anthology [correspondence & notes] 195. Blackbird Singin’ In the Dead of Night [one act play] 196. Event Programs, Flyers of NYC Artist Friends 197. The March – novel [final draft, 4/94] 1 of 4 198. The March – novel [final draft, 4/94] 2 of 4 199. The March – novel [final draft, 4/94] 3 of 4 200. The March – novel [final draft, 4/94] 4 of 4 201. The Orchard – novel [manuscipt 3/5/96] 1 of 4 202. The Orchard – novel [manuscipt 3/5/96] 2 of 4 203. The Orchard – novel [manuscipt 3/5/96] 3 of 4 204. The Orchard – novel [manuscipt 3/5/96] 4 of 4 205. Fire Island Story – novel [manuscript, second draft 3/20/88] 1 of 4 206. Fire Island Story – novel [manuscript, second draft 3/20/88] 2 of 4 207. Fire Island Story – novel [manuscript, second draft 3/20/88] 3 of 4 208. Fire Island Story – novel [manuscript, second draft 3/20/88] 4 of 4 209. Memory of My Mother’s Death [short story] 210. Red Clay: A Memior of Growing Up in Virginia 211. Red Clay [short story, 10/28/1974] 212. Urban Landscape NY Poetry [Proposal for New School Class – 2004] 213. Berlin Journal 11/16/2003 214. Poems [undated, some with edit marks] “;i:5;s:3132:” 215. Correspondence A-D [Alpha, single letters, cards] 216. Correspondence E-H [Alpha, single letters, cards] 217. Correspondence I-N [Alpha, single letters, cards] 218. Correspondence O-S [Alpha, single letters, cards] 219. Correspondence T-Z [Alpha, single letters, cards] 220. Postcards from to Joint Effort [work collegues] 221. David Austin [letters, 1987] 222. Nick [Bamforth] [letters, postcards, 1985-1987] 223. Judy Bobrow [letters 1975] 224. Jeanette Bolding [letters, cards] 225. Perry Brass [Christmas Poems & cards] 226. Justin Chin [emails 1998-2006] 227. Steven Cordova [letters, cards, emails] 228. Alfred Corn [letters, emails] 229. Frank Dodge [letters, emails, newsclips, programs] 230. Irene Dowd [letters, cards, 1981-1998] 1 of 2 231. Irene Dowd [letters, cards, 1981-1998] 2 of 2 232. S. K. Duff [letters, emails 1997-1998] 233. Michael Evans [letters, postcards, book proposal] 234. Byrne Fone [letter to and from] 235. Inge & Marvina Glasser [letters, cards] 236. Nancy Harper [letters 1983] 237. Scott Hightower [emails] 238. Barry Donald Jones [letters, cards 1985-88] 239. Pierre Lacoste [letters, cards 1987-1988] 240. Bennet Lerner [emails, letters 1982-1998] 241. Benno Mahr [letters, postcards 1984-1988] 242. Michael Manzi [letters, 1982, 1987] 243. Gerry Gomex Pearlman [emails, cards] 244. John Personius [letters 1985] 245. Felice Picano [emails, 1997-2006] 246. Gerry Pow.. (sic) [letters] 247. Regie [emails 2001-2002] 248. Dennis Rhodes [letters, cards] 249. Anne Riely [letters, cards] 250. Michael Shoop [letters, 1985] 251. Chuck Shull [email] 252. Robert Smith [cards, letters] 253. Elizabeth Stambler [letters, cards] 254. Michael Thomas [letters 1986] 255. Helen McGehee Umana [letters, cards] 256. Val Holley & Joe Plocek [letter, cards] 257. Constantin Von Haeften [cards 1988] 258. Anne Woodward [letters, cards] 259. Sue Zwick [cards, emails] 260. Cards from Various Friends [no full names] 261. Parents [letters, cards 1980 – 2000] 1 of 2 262. Parents [letters, cards 1980 – 2000] 2 of 2 263. Condolence Cards [ mother’s death, 2002] 264. Jan ite (sister) Mary (sister) & other family [letters, cards] 265. Ph.D. Completion Congratulatory cards & emails 266. Newsletter, Tromploy Studio & Gallery, 1982 267. Letters & emails from editors 268. Unfinshed letters to Skip [undated] , Freddie 11/11/86 269. Letters & cards from Professional Colleagues 1983 1984 270. Emails 1996 – 2002 [no full names] 271. Emails re: 9/11 to unidentified recipients 272. University of Iowa [letters from] 273. Poems by S.K. Duff, Charles Flowers & others 274. Emergence by Kenneth Kozischek [manuscript] 275. Short Stories by D.E. Rager 276. Whitman = Death by Carl Morse [article manuscript] “;} This collection includes copies of books, articles, and essays by Walter Holland. There are also personal journals from his early years in Virginia as well as original manuscripts, both typed and hand-written, of poems, short stories and plays (some of which were never published). There are also manuscripts of LGBT writer friends. Correspondence includes personal letters from friends and family as well as correspondence with editors and publishers. There is an extensive collection of books used in research for Holland’s CUNY Graduate Center dissertation, “American Gay Male Poetry Since World War II,” and copies of the dissertation. There are books by friends such as Alfred Corn, Steve Cordova, Dennis Rhodes, Justin Chin, etc., many with inscriptions. Included are records of Magic City Press, Holland’s publishing imprint, along with press releases, reviews and promotional material for his books A Journal of the Plague Years and The March. There are photos of Holland and friends at home, travelling and at readings. Also included are interviews on audiocassette with various gay poets including Perry Brass, Ian Young, Richard Howard, Felice Picano, Alfred Corn and Edward Field, used for dissertation research.

1. Synopsis of Sullivan’s case 2. Legal Defense Fund letters and documents 3. Letters – 1979 4. Letters – 1980 5. Letters – 1981 6. Letters – 1982 7. Letters – 1983 Robert Austin Sullivan, a gay man, was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was adopted as an infant by a prominent physician and raised in Belmont, Massachusetts. He had a Catholic upbringing and was very active in sports throughout his education. He graduated high school in 1965 and attended the University of Miami for four years where he majored in business management. While in college he became involved in student government as a journalist for the college newspaper. He also received awards for his leadership and organizational abilities. After college he pursued a career in hotel/restaurant management; his last position was food and beverage manager for a Sheraton property. In the spring of 1973 Sullivan was arrested and charged in connection with a murder in the Miami area. Unable to afford private counsel, he accepted a court-appointed attorney. On November 12, 1973, he was convicted and sentenced to death. All direct appeals to the Florida Supreme Court proved fruitless. On November 30, 1983, after ten years of court battles, Sullivan died in the electric chair in the State of Florida. This collection consists of letters from Robert A. Sullivan to Robert Wever from 1979 to 1983 while Sullivan was in prison. Also included is a synopsis of Sullivan’s case, and records and memos pertaining to his legal defense fund. See also Collection 11, Robert A. Sullivan Collection, for related materials.

a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:15:”VIDEO TAPE LIST”;s:15:”section_content”;s:39369:”1. The Heart of the Matter, African American women with AIDS discuss living HIV positive, speakers include Terri Bartlett of Planned Parenthood and Reverend Audrey Johnson a pediatric AIDS nurse, audio is intermittent at first; Charlie Rose – World AIDS Day program, panel of scientists, journalists, and activists discuss AIDS; And the Band Played On, only part of film (Runtime 1:58:01) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 2. Understanding the Disease; Comprendamos la Enfermedad, A scientific explanation of how the HIV virus works made by Glaxo Wellcome (Runtime 26:25) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 3. Positive: Life with HIV Part 1 and Part 2, about HIV positive people and family members and their experiences with intermittent performance art by groups or artists such as AIDS Theatre Group, Tonya Hill, Penny Arcade, and Tab Lloyd (Runtime 1:52:10) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 4. Positive: Life with HIV Part 3 and Part 4, about HIV positive people and family members and their experiences such as Viviana Martinez and Patrick Mangan with intermittent performance art by groups or artists such as Nalty Killeen (Runtime 1:50:00) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 5. Hopes and Fears: Rusti’s Story, this short film follows Russelle Miller-Hill, an HIV positive woman living happily with the support of her friends and family (Runtime 22:50) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 6. The HIV + Survival Guide: Diet for Living in the Age of AIDS, a guide to the natural and nutritious diet needed for healthy and longer living while HIV positive, hosted by Steve Frankel and guest Dirk Benedict (Runtime 55:45) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 7. Disk A: Heart of the Matter; The Charlie Rose Show, with Charlie Rose, Karen Orloff Kaplan, and Kay Kramer discussing the process of dying; The Merry Widow (film); Nature- tv show on PBS; 1989 football game, Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia; Documentary about George Méliès narrated by Gus Macdonald; showing of The Grapes of Wrath (film), no audio until 42:30 (Runtime 2:47:58); Disk B: The Grapes of Wrath (film) continues; Fox 5 WNYW- the 10 o’clock News segment, (Runtime 13:42) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 8. (In)visible Women “English” a short film meant to raise awareness of the lives of women living with AIDS, featuring Jeannie Pejko, Marina Alvarez, Irma Mclara, and poetry by Carmen Reyes (Runtime 25:00) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 9. “I’m You, You’re Me”: Women Surviving Prison, Living with AIDS, a documentary (Runtime 26:12) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 10. HIV – Choices From the Other Side, a film made to showcase how alternative treatments such as acupuncture can be instrumental to living while HIV positive when added to traditional western treatments, with Dr. Franklin Gilbert, Noel George, Dr. Bernard Bihari, and Dr. Magnolia Goh (Runtime 1:00:20) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 11. AIDS: A Second Opinion – A Gary Null Production, a film made to deny the existence of the AIDS epidemic and to suggest that HIV is a harmless virus that does not cause AIDS, with Peter Duesberg, Joan Shenton, Christine Johnson, and many other AIDS deniers (Runtime 1:59:10) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 12. Dr. Gary Null: Living with AIDS Naturally, a film showcasing HIV positive people living healthfully without tradtional treatments (AZT) by eating healthfully and taking other natural treatments (Runtime 58:40) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 13. A Time of AIDS: III. Fighting for Life, on the Discovery Channel, narrated by Alec Baldwin, about the beginings of the AIDS crisis, the unofficial drugs that people resorted to, the release of AZT, the founding of ACT UP by Larry Kramer, AIDS activist Peter Staley and the fight to lower the price of AZT, the discovery of AZT’s limitations, the rise of HIV positive women (Runtime 58:30) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 14. A Time of AIDS: II. Hunting the Virus, on the Discovery Channel, narrated by Alec Baldwin, about the spread of AIDS in Africa, Robert Gallo and Luc Montagnier and their research into retroviruses, the Blood Bank’s refusal to screen blood donors, and the creation of the HIV screening test (Runtime 1:02:00) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 15. A Time of AIDS: I. The Zero Factor, on the Discovery Channel, narrated by Alec Baldwin, about the discovery of AIDS in gay men, Michael Callen interviewed, the treatment of gay men from the medical community, the GMHC, and the discovery that the disease is spread through blood (Runtime 59:00) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 16. A Time of AIDS: IV. The End of the Beginning, on the Discovery Channel, narrated by Alec Baldwin, about the spread of AIDS across all demographics, the tracing of the origins of the virus, the scientific community’s handling of research, and the spread of HIV in the third world (Runtime 58:40) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 17. HIV – Choices From the Other Side, a film made to showcase how alternative treatments such as acupuncture can be instrumental to living HIV positive when added to traditional western treatments, with Dr. Franklin Gilbert, Noel George, Dr. Bernard Bihari, and Dr. Magnolia Goh (Runtime 1:00:15) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 18. WideTime: An HIV Odyssey, a film about long term HIV positive survivors including Jack Rosenberg, Barbara Capelli, Michael Callen, Ruselle Miller-Hill, Fred Bingham, Tonya Hall, and others (Runtime 55:10) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 19. Legacy- Michael Callen, a short film about his music and battle with AIDS (Runtime 26:45) (Mimi Plevin-Foust collection) 20. Disk A: AIDS Community Television: Michael Callen travel footage; coverage of the Yokohama AIDS Conference; ACT UP New York General Meeting, Battle Over AIDS Drug Review; AIDS Expression and State of Mind, (Runtime 2:48:12); Disk B: AIDS Community Television: David B. Feinberg speaking at Lesbian and Gay Pride Rally on Jun 6 1993; Town Hall Meeting on Nov 6 1994 at the LGBT Community Center with, Anne Northrop, Michelangelo Signorille, Carmen Vazquez, Richard Elovich, and Michelle Santiago; Peer Education Not Fear Education, featuring Andrea Sanchez, Maisha Uzuri James, Kate Barnhart, Alicia Figueroa, Trevor Brown, Sharon Thompson, Carole Chervin, Erica Zurer, and John McIlven; Dec 1 1994 World AIDS Day, Jocelyn Elders fired for advocating sex education for children, and ACT-UP Live (Runtime 2:48:15) continuation of ACT-UP Live (Tape C Runtime 20:17) (Kathleen Conkey) 21. The X-Files episode “Never Again”; Bette Midler’s Diva Las Vegas performance containing singing, dance, and stand up comedy (Runtime 2:03:28) (Kathleen Conkey) 22. Disk A: 1992 Miami vs. San Diego football game on NBC Sports; 1992 NBC News Special Democratic Presidential Debate with Bill Clinton, Douglas Wilder, Bob Kerrey, Tom Harkin, Paul Tsongas, Jerry Brown, and moderated by Tom Brokaw of NBC News; Hot Country Nights with Marty Stuart, Travis Tritt, Tanya Tucker, Charlie Daniels, Shelby Lynne, Wayne Carter, Brian Halley, and Jeff Dunham, a program with live country music and stand up comedy. (Runtime 2:48:07); Disk B: Hot Country Nights continues; Channel 4 News; Who’s Harry Crumb on NBC; Channel 4 News coverage of Democratic Candidate debate, sports coverage, (Runtime 2:48:08); Disk C: Sports coverage continues; first twenty minutes of the Democratic Presidential Debate (Runtime 24:46) (Kathleen Conkey) 23. Disk A: New York City Council Hearing Gay Rights Testimony 1986, with City Council members Samuel Horwitz as Chairman, Robert J. Dryfoos, Ruth Messinger, and Peter Vallone, with Ken Auletta of WNYC TV reporting, no audio first 47 minutes (Runtime 2:48:18); Disk B: New York City Council Hearing coverage continues, brief cuts to other tv shows, testimony by Serphin Maltese, Virginia Apuzzo, Joseph Meehan, Herman Farrell, Bob Grant, Arthur Leonard, Robert Morganthau, Joy Somerset, Marilyn Flood, Rev. Plunkett, John Anderson; News 4 New York, Chuck Scarborough, Sue Simmons, Gabe Pressman, Mike Taibbi, and Marv Albert reporting on a blimp explosion, the imprisonment of Michael Franzese, the recovery of Marla Hanson after a violent attack, the death of a cop, protests over anti-sodomy law, the Homeless Vigil protest, and a sports segment; Advertisements for A&S store, Valvoline oil, BMW cars, Cotton Incorporated, Moussy beer, Shop Rite, Shearson Lehman Brothers an American Express company, Mazda cars, Amoco Ultimate gasoline, and The Meadowlands; Return to New York City Council Hearing, testimony by Dr. Damien Martin, Mary Goodhill, and Frederick A.O. Schwartz Jr., Joseph Friedman (Runtime 2:48:11); Disk C: New York City Council Hearing continues, repeats end of Disk B until 29:00, testimony by Rabbi Robert Goldberg, and others (Runtime 41:36) (Kathleen Conkey) 24. Physician Advisory- New Mandates for HIV Care, an advisory for physicians about the clinical responce to AZT, side effects, and when to initiate therapy, with Dr. Margaret Fischl, Constance Wofsy, Charles Ericsson, Henry Balfour, and Robert Schooley (Runtime 49:32) (Elinor Burkett) 25. The Cause of AIDS: Fact and Speculation, no audio (Runtime 1:23:00) (Elinor Burkett) 26. Dispatches- AZT: Cause for Concern, about the issues with AZT and Wellcome, with Gene Fedorko, Jim Pruitt, Dr. John Hamilton, Dr. Robert Hoffman, Christopher Babick, Celia Farber, and others (Runtime 41:10) (Elinor Burkett) 27. Dispatches – The Aids Catch, concerning Peter Duesberg’s claims that HIV is not the cause of AIDS (Runtime 41:45) (Elinor Burkett) 28. Straight For a Cure, footage from the event with representatives of organizations, speakers, and attendees (Runtime 1:18:45) (Elinor Burkett) 29. Disk A: Community Forum at the LGBT Community Center: Research Agenda “Manhattan Project” for AIDS, TAG, Project Inform, ACT UP, and Diva TV, with Ann Northrop and Mark Harrington (Runtime 2:47:58); Disk B: Community Forum continues with Ann Northrop facilitating, announcements at end of meeting; Liza Minelli singing The Day After That in multiple languages (Runtime 34:14) (Elinor Burkett) 30. The Geraldo Rivera Show, “10 Years of the AIDS Epidemic”, with Larry Kramer, Michael Callen, Genie White (mother of Ryan White), and others; Channel 7 News on Kimberly Bergalis (Runtime 1:08:10) (Elinor Burkett) 31. Your Turn: The AIDS Epidemic in Prisons, hosted by Reginald Roundtree with Lenny Kaplan discussing the plight of HIV positive inmates who are not given medical care or information (Runtime 28:35) (Elinor Burkett) 32. WLIW – The Great AIDS Debate May 26 1994, a debate panel hosted by Dara Welles of scientists, doctors, and AIDS deniers such as Peter Duesberg; ABC News Nightline Apr 4 1994 (Runtime 1:57:05) (Elinor Burkett) 33. AIDS What You Haven’t Been Told, provides information about AIDS and homophobically points to the gay lifestyle and gay activism as spreading immoral behaviors, spreading the HIV virus, and benefitting from the AIDS crisis, by using it to gain political power, advocates abstinence, interviews gays and lesbians, and calls on the bible for evidence against homosexuality, with Dr. Steven E. Larson, Michael Gebott, Dr. Harold Jaffe, Dr. Charles Schable, Dr. John Ward, Dr. Jacob Fleishman, Morgan Fairchild, Dr. Judith Reisman, Dr. Gregg Albers, Jim Johnson, Paul Kawata, Gerald Coates, Chris Glaser, William Dannemeyer, Michael Schwartz, Beverly Armstrong, Pat Norman, Rev. Thomas Bigalo, Duke Comedes, Harry Hay, H.B. Baldwin, Eleanor Smeal, Robin Tyler, and Ginny Apuzzo (Runtime 1:23:15) (Elinor Burkett) 34. Vital Signs- The Cuban Solution, news segment on the forced quarantining of HIV positive people in Cuba, with Robert Bazell reporting (Runtime 3:55) (Elinor Burkett) 35. Common Threads: Stories From the Quilt, the families of people who died from AIDS speak about those they lost, including the families of Tom Waddell, David Mandell Jr., David C. Campbell, David G. Meyer, and Jeff Sevcik, and traces the begining of the AIDS crisis and the Names Project (Runtime 1:15:00) (Elinor Burkett) 36. Arte 4 Calle- street art fair, in spanish (Runtime 1:04:45) (Elinor Burkett) 37. Disk A: Entertainment This Week- Steel magnolias; NBC News Decision 89- state, local, and congressional elections; ABC News; KMBC News 9- interview with Harold Karpman about his book ‘Preventing Silent Heart Disease’; Good Morning America- Andrew Lloyd Weber’s ‘Phantom of the Opera’; ABC news- report on political situation in East Germany; KMBC News, segment on gay people raising children; Good Morning America, Debate over abolishing the penny, Interview with Ed Koch; Claymation Christmas Carol- a Will Vinton Production; The Phil Donahue Show (Runtime 2:48:08); Disk B: The Phil Donahue Show continued, with Marcia Robinson Lowry, Joel Klein, Linda Brekke, Joyce Egginton, Myrna Struchen-Johnson; Advertisements for Centrum multivitamin, Lipton Family Favorites, Research Psychiatric Center, Kraft, Cy Rudnick’s Fabrics, Jenny Craig weightloss, Levitz, Pillsbury, LensCrafters, Hyundai Excel, JP Todds, Always (film), Metro Ford, ABC’s Famous January Sale, Texas Tom’s, Welch’s, Crusade for Coats for Salvation Army, Best Buy, John Wallace Dodge, The Drake (hotel), Elizabeth Taylor’s Passion (perfume), Ragu’s sauce, Therapuetic Mineral Ice, Jenkins Music company; 1989- A Year With Andy Rooney, a review of the major events, politics, and social issues of 1989; Advertisements for Nicorette gum, Sears, Chevrolet, Subaru, Comtrex cold medicine, Alpo cat food, The Kennedy Center Honors, Beauty and the Beast on KCTV, Sheer Elegance panty hose, Sears, Prego Spaghetti sauce, CBS, Toyota, Benchmark furniture, KCTV 5 News Break, Advil, Red Lobster, Murder, She Wrote (film), AT&T, Honda Accord, Bayer Aspirin, McDonalds; The Joan Rivers Show, on lesbian mothers, with Jane Weiler, Pam Schneider, Sandra Close, Terri Sabol, and Nathan Goldberg; Advertisements for Robitussin, White Cloud toilet paper, Concorde Career Institute, Kellogg’s, JC Penney, Oatmeal Raisin Crisp, Chef Boyardee, Sullivan Educational Centers, Physicians Weight Loss Center, Reynolds Sure-Seal bags; K.D. Lang at the Grammys; Andy Rooney back on air after suspension due to racist remark; Hard Copy, on missing and dead American tourists in Africa, with John Ward, Allen Sullivan, and Margaret Beale; Advertisements for Dole fruit juice, Rodney D. Young car insurance, Montgomery Ward, Price Chopper (Runtime 2:19:35); Disk C: Advertisement for Delta Airlines; Hard Copy, on Dave Moore a bicycle enthusiast; The Geraldo Rivera Show, with the cast of the broadway show A Chorus Line, Drew Geraci, Laurie Gamache, Roxanne Biggs, Matt Pederson, Priscilla Lopez, Donna McKechnie, Joseph Papp, Troy Garza, Fran Forchetti, Gary Tillman; Advertisments for National Education Center, Nordic Track, International Bartending Institute, Personal Injury Trial Lawyers Association (PITLA), LifeCall, Dickinson Business School, Action 4 News, Concorde Career Institute, Blue Star Ointment, DeVry Night School, Dole fruit juice; CBS News, Peter Van Sant reporting on catholicism in Soviet Lithuania, with Cardinal Vincentas Sladkevicius, Juozar Polikaitis; Advertisements for Nasal, Kellogg’s, and Norelco razors (Runtime 1:00:47) (Kathleen Conkey) 38. Disk A: KMBC 9 News at 5; 48-hours “Driven to Extremes” about New York City drivers; Kansas City News at 10; Living with AIDS- AIDS in Houston examined through patients and healthcare workers, ABC Prime Time explores the making of the TV show Murphy Brown, KMBC 9 News; Entertainment Daily Journal, AIDS Silent Screen- about AIDS in Hollywood, segment about Public Enemy performing at Radio City Music Hall; The Phil Donahue Show (Runtime 2:48:0); Disk B: The Phil Donahue Show continued, clips; The Phil Donahue Show, with the cast of In Living Color (tv show) Keenen Ivory Wayans, David Alan Grier, Kelly Coffield, Tommy Davidson, T’keyah Crystal Keymah, James Carrey, Advertisements for American Dairy Farmers and Agree shampoo; The Phil Donahue Show with author Patti Davis; Advertisements for The Cosby Show, Mademoiselle Fitness Centers, Osco Drug, Ponderosa’s, Tucks Pads, Caladryl Clear, Jell-O, Ultra Bold detergent, Hartz Blockade, Sonic, LifeCall, LensCrafters, Era Plus detergent, Erase carpet spot eraser, KMBC TV, Fantastic Sam’s, Diet Coke, Jenny Craig weight loss, Cottman Transmission, Brown Mackie College, The Drake (hotel), Nitri/System; Hard Copy-on Hollywood look-a-likes bordello, with Terry Murphy, James Bacon, Mickey Rooney, Kenneth Anger, and Gordon Elliot; KMBC 9 News, on dairy cows, with Dave Eckert, John Eastland, and Brenda Washington (Runtime 1:48:26) (Kathleen Conkey) 39. Disk A: The Geraldo Rivera Show- Lesbian parents with guests Kathy Gage, Joy Schulenburg, Laura Esquivel, Susan Brace, Nancy Witherill, Carol Anderson; The Geraldo Rivera Show: Gays in the service and police force with guests Miriam Ben-Shalom, Perry J. Watkins, Sally DeHaven, Bob Miller, and Dean Gross; Short- I Married a Mouse, performed by Charlotte Cornwell and Richard O’Brien, written and directed by James Dearden; Dr. Ruth on AIDS with guest Mathilde Krim; Sally (talk show) with guests Harold Wallace, David Wallace, Jennifer Wallace, Mary Cochran; Dr. Ruth- talking about the clitoris, with guest Desmond Morris (Runtime 2:48:07); Disk B: Dr. Ruth continues; The Oprah Winfrey Show- Lesbians, a panel of lesbians educates and answers the questions about lesbian separatism; The Geraldo Rivera Show, about the rise of AIDS in women, with Dr. Theresa Crenshaw, Dr. Iris David, Chris Norwood, and others; The Phil Donahue Show- Lesbian Sorority, with Lauren Susman, Allison Adler, Debi, Krisi, Julie Westin, and Marci Kaye (Runtime 2:45:53); __Disk C: Democratic National Convention, Melba Moore performs, Rev. Jesse Jackson speech (Runtime 43:27) (Kathleen Conkey) 40. Questions of Equality, Part 1: Outrage, a look at early gay activists and organizations including the Gay Liberation Front, Gay Activists Alliance, lesbians in the women’s movement, with Kiyoshi Kuromiya, Jim Fouratt, Bob Kohler, Karla Jay, Ron Ballard, Marc Rubin, Rich Wandel, and Jean O’Leary; Part 2: Culture Wars, about hate crimes and homophobia, specifically the murder of Julio Rivera, the film Tounges Untied, and the 1992 ballot measure 9 in Oregon, with Jewelle Gomez, Donna Mikowitz, Alan Sack, Peggy Rivera, Matt Foreman, Robert Vasquez, Gerri Wells, Jill Bond, Essex Hemphill, Reggie Williams, Robert Bray, Brian Freeman, John Frohnmayer, Lon Mabon, Scott Seibert, Kathleen Saadat, and Donna Red Wing (Runtime 1:50:00) (Elinor Burkett) 41. Two Worlds- News segment on NBC about Cuba. Ed Rabel reports from Havana, and Maria Alonso, a Cuban American, and Teresa Trujillo, a Cuban, are interviewed (Runtime 4:00) (Elinor Burkett) 42. Disk A: K.D. Lang concert on VH1’s Country Countdown; Silver Lake Life, The View From Here, a video diary featuring Tom Joslin and Mark Massi, a couple documenting the end of their lives after testing HIV positive, Tom Joslin and Peter Friedman coproduced the film; In The Life (tv show), news coverage of the 1993 March on Washington, covers the programs and celebrity appearances; The MacNeil Lehrer News Hour, guest Carol Browner the Administrator of the EPA speaks about current environmental policy (Runtime 2:48:10); Disk B: The MacNeil Lehrer News Hour continues with Carol Browner; The MacNeil Lehrer News Hour on the impact of television violence on children, with Jack Valenti, Howard Stringer, George Vradenburg, and George Gerbner; In The Life, with Doug Stevens & The Outband; Zbigniew Brzezinski interview clip; Charles Busch Gay Film Festival episode of In The Life, with Mark Finch, Sande Zeig, Raoul O’Connel, Jeffrey Lunger, and Lillian Zabath; In The Life episode with producer John Scagliotti; Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr. (Runtime 1:32:22) (Elinor Burkett) 43. Diary of an AIDS Dissident, a film diary by Joan Shenton that claims that HIV is not the cause of AIDS, the film documents her and other AIDS deniers travel to different countries to speak with other AIDS deniers, spread misinformation, and cause disturbances at AIDS Conferences, with John Lauristen, Peter Duesberg, Elinor Burkett, Kawi Schneider, George Galloway, Ian Weller, Celia Farber, Frank Buianouckas, and others; H.E.A.L. This Week, with Michael Ellner and Frank Buianouckas hosting, the show promotes the idea that AIDS is not caused by HIV (Runtime 2:02:30) (Elinor Burkett) 44. Education for Health AIDS Program- Information on the spread and prevention of HIV/AIDS, in spanish, Concert for the World AIDS Day (Runtime 49:08) (Elinor Burkett) 45. Voices of Latin America- on Mexican history, culture, and great authors from the Spanish conquest to the present, looking at such authors as Elena Poniatowska, Gabriel García Márquez, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, José Martí, and Jorge Luis Borges; War on Nicaragua- on Front Line with Judy Woodruff, about US interference in Nicaragua and the Contras (Runtime 1:59:52) (Elinor Burkett) 46. The Phil Donahue Show, on AIDS, with Larry Kramer and Tom Stoddard; Sally (tv show), on the ethics of mandatory AIDS Testing, with J. E. McKinney, Rev. Ken South, Anthony Robertson, and Dr. Harold Katner (Runtime 1:36:05) (Kathleen Conkey) 47. Disk A: The Phil Donahue Show, with Carmen Reyes, Dena Kleiman, Debra Spicehandler, M.D., on AIDS and ARC; Sally (tv show), on Marriage later in life, with Lila Mukamel, Esther Margolis, and Lenore Schmidt; The National AIDS Awareness Test: What Do You Know About Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome? with Steve Bell and Morgan Fairchild (Runtime 2:48:03); Disk B: Advertisements for Edy’s Grand Light ice cream commercial, Payless Cashways, and Buffalo Bill Days; The Arsenio Hall show, with Edwin Hawkins, Nils Lofgen, and Peter DeLuise; Advertisements for General Foods and the National Enquirer; The Phil Donahue Show, about being 50 years and older, with David Brown, Peter Marshall, Dick Gregory, and Harold Evans; Advertisements for Pillsbury, Minute Rice, Folgers Coffee, Bloo toilet cleaner, South Western Bell Telephone, Every Maytag Sale, Toy Fair at Walmart, Bounce Detergent, Bayer Aspirin, Kmart, Sylvania Lightbulbs, Price Chopper, Folgers, Freedent gum, Nexus hair products, Heinz 57 sauce, Toy Fair at Walmart, Tuna Helper Tuna Pot Pie, The Eye Center of Kansas City, Weight Watchers, Prell; Sally (tv show), on safe sex with condoms with Patti Breitman, David Mayor, Virginia Reath; Advertisements for Total cereal and the California Raisins; Lily Tomlin, about her works in progress and comedy writing, with Lily Tomlin, Jane Wagner, Peggy Feury, and Cheryl Swannack (Runtime 2:48:18) (Kathleen Conkey) 48. Disk A: The Geraldo Rivera Show, Unconventional Families, with Tina Keely, Glen Keely, Gina Ogden, Joy Schulenburg, Geof Worcester, Lena Ford, Veronica Lacquement-Worcester, Burt Lacquement; Sky-Diving veteran amputees,with Rick Kirkham reporting, Dave Barr, Cliff Newman, Al Kruger; The Oprah Winfrey Show, about discrimination in the workplace against lesbians and gays, with James Pollard, Charles Waddell, George Frisbie, Cheryl Summerville, Abby Rubenfeld, and Lynn Cothren; 20/20 Boris Yeltsin; KMBC 9 News- AIDS Transmission Between Doctor and Patient, with Dr. Julie Gerberding, Dr. Ed Rozar, Dr. Wesley Carrion, Ben Schatz, Dr. Merle Sande, and Lynn Sherr; KMBC 9 News, on Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic artist, with Genova Wiltshire, Jean Lawler, Sir Hugh Casson, and Margaret Hewson (Runtime 2:48:05); Disk B: Growing Up In the Age of AIDS an ABC News Special, speakers include Krista Blake, Dr. James Curran, Dr, Paul Volbering, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Dr. Timothy Johnson, Dr. Antonia Novello, James Dobson PhD, Miles McPherson, Dr. Karen Hein, George Strait, Dr. David Barr of GMHC, Stephen Young, Yolanda Serrano, Ruby Hearn PhD, Adele Faber, Martha Roper, Dr. Jonathan Mann, Amy Dolf, Henry Nichols, and Salt n Pepa performing ‘Let’s Talk About AIDS’; Advertisements for One Life To Live on ABC tomorrow, Ford cars, Indiana Jones: Temple of Doom, Hot-Pockets, Lincoln cars, Contac cold pill, Lincoln cars, Grape-Nuts cereal, Promise Spread (butter), Day Inn, Lincoln cars, Roman Meal (bread), Therapy Bayer Enteric (aspirin), America’s Funniest Home Videos, Coca-Cola Olympics, McDonald’s, Charles Schwab, AT&T, Dexatrim, Efferdent, Drixoral, Primetime Live, Lincoln, TheraFlu, Poly Shades by Minwax, and Kelloggs Cornflakes; A Current Affair, on Nancy Lieberman, an athlete hoping to play in 1992 Olympics; Heart of Hollywood, Jeanna Wolf reporting, with Emma Samms, The Pointer Sisters, Jason Priestley, and Paula Abdul; Senator Ted Kennedy marriage rumors, with Harold Gonzalez and Sue Kennedy; The Arsenio Hall Show, with guests Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, and Sandra Bernhard; Advertisements for Roc, Married With Children, Herman’s Head, Wayne’s Wolrd, National Jeep sale, Little Ceaser’s, Harold Pener’s Suits, Gaines Furniture Outlet, Miller Lite, Hanes, Acutrim, Milk-Bone dog treats, World Pepe Jeans, Taco Bell, BestBuy, the Woodlands, Hotel Nikko; TNN USO Tour- K.T. Oslin performs for the troops in Honduras and Panama; Advertisements for Scotts, Dodge Truck, 23rd Annual Dove Awards, Austin Encore, Opryland USA, Anti-Abortion message, and American Music Shop (Runtime 2:48:08) (Kathleen Conkey) 49. Disk A: The Phil Donahue Show, with dancers from Lesbian-a-Go-Go, Camille Paglia, Catherine Wendricks, John Guggenmos, and Joan Nestle; Comedy Central Political Asylum with Will Durst; The Geraldo Rivera Show, Gay Hollywood, interviewing Dick Sargent on being out in Hollywood; Long Time Companion, 1990 film directed by Norman René (Runtime 2:48:10); Disk B: Larry King Live, Special Edition on CNN, interviewing Gov. Mario Cuomo, discussing the Democratic National Convention and the 1992 Presidential Race, CNN coverage of Cuomo’s speech endorsing Bill Clinton as the Democratic Candidate for the presidency, with Maxine Waters, Bill Moyers, Ken Bode, Ross Perot, PBC campaign video portraying Bill Clinton as a family man, with Virginia Kelley, Roger C. Clinton, Bill Clinton, Dorothy Rodham, and Hillary Clinton, then Bill Clinton’s speech at the Democratic National Convention (Runtime 2:44:23); Disk C: PBS speech analysts, Wendy Sherman, Richard Wirthlin, Jody Powell, Eddie Williams, and Peter Hart, then closing benediction and adjourning of the Democratic National Convention; KCPT News advertisement (Runtime 24:25) (Kathleen Conkey) 50. AIDS Community Television- ACT UP 10 Year Anniversary Storytelling (1997), with Virg Parks, Maxine Wolfe, Ron Goldberg, Michael Petrelis, Liz Tracey, Ann Northrop, Kate Barnhart, Tom Duane, Peter Cashman, Eric Sawyer; Part 2, with Michael Laurel, Virg Parks, Mark Milano, David Robinson, Ann Northrop, Maxine Wolfe, Ellen Bay, Karin Timour, Bob Lederer, and Linda Meredith (Runtime 59:10) (Tony Arena) 51. Meeting the Challenge of AIDS: Funding in the 1990s, with James Dumpson of the New York Community Trust, Debra Fraser-Howze of Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, Josephine Morales of New York Foundation, Elsa Rios of Hispanic AIDS Forum, and David Dinkins President of Borough of Manhattan recorded at an AIDS funding conference (Runtime 10:00) (Andy Humm) 52. AIDS: Changing the Rules, hosted by Ron Reagan, Jr., Beverly Johnson, and Ruben Blades, about AIDS affecting heterosexuals and safe sex practices (Runtime 27:00) (Andy Humm) 53. Sex & Drugs- a guide to safer drug use & safer sex, written, directed, and produced by Allen Therisa (Runtime 25:15) (Andy Humm) 54. “AIDS Wrap” Screener, KGO-TV, airdate 25 Jun 1990, about the protest and anger of ACT-UP and other audience members at the appearance of US Secretary of Health Louis Sullivan at the Sixth International Conference on AIDS (Runtime 2:40) (KGO-TV) 55. ABC News Liberty Weekend, 1986 coverage of the Fourth of July celebrations surrounding the Staute of Liberty (Runtime 40:50) (ABC News) 56. Disk A: The Oprah Winfrey Show, about hoarders; The Phil Donahue Show, about wedding day disasters with Felice Fishman, Andrew Fishman, Kelly Juliano, and Bob Juliano; Advertisments for Chex cereal, Purina Dog Chow, and Sears; The Oprah Winfrey Show, about credible Hollywood columnists, with Irv Kupcinet and George Christy; Advertisements for Lens Crafters, Electric Avenue, Timber Wolf, Grape-Nuts, Love My Carpet, Dead Calm (film), Berbiglia, Half price Store, Best Buy, Jell-O, KMBC 9 News, Oceanspray CranFruit, Ranch, Rustic Stain Davis Paint, Grape-Nuts, ADT Safewatch, KMBC 9 News, Price Chopper, Country Music Hall of Fame 20th Anniversary Collection, Wrigley’s Spearmint gum, Coca-Cola, The Cosby Show, Burrs Cafeterias, Fresh Feliners; KMBC 9 News with Larry Moore and Laurie Everett, drug seizures in Kansas City; Advertisments for Pepsi and Gerber; The Oprah Winfrey Show, about gay men married to women, with Jean Grochos PhD; Advertisments for Kmart, Dairy Quen, Kansas Lottery, Eggo, Stove-Top Microwave Stuffing, Weight Watchers, Godfather’s Pizza, Wrigley’s Spearmint gum, Lens Crafters, Pizza Hut, Ban Spray, Quaker Oats Squares, KFC, The Eye Center of Kansas City, Beauty Rest Mattress City, Ponderosa’s, Fresh Feliners (Runtime 2:48:08); Disk B: Oprah continues, with Ed Flovin; Advertisments for Eckrich, Lime-A-Way, Nutri System, Hyundai, Science Diet, Coca-Cola, Weight Watchers; The Phil Donahue Show, on what causes homosexuality, with Dick Dufour, Philip Dufour, Dr. Richard Green, Veneita Porter, Joanne Highley; Advertisments for Raisin Bran, Pepsi, Ivy’s, Pearle Vision Center, KMBC 9 News, See You In the Morning (film), Rancher’s Choice by Kraft, Hyundai, Kmart lawn fertilizers, Bob’s IGA, Edy’s Ice Cream, Sonic, McDonlads, Hills Bros Coffee, Jell-O, Baskins Robins, Minute Premium Rice, Big Red gum, Best Buy, KFC, Diet Pepsi, All Stain Lifter; The AIDS Quarterly with Peter Jennings, about IV drug users, scientific research on HIV, and healthcare workers treating AIDS patients, with Dr. Alex Stalcup, Jay Schadler, David Kerr, John Parker, Dr. Burton J. Lee, Dr. June E. Osborn, Dr. Jerome Groopman, Candace B. Pert PhD, Mathilde Krim PhD, Dr. Jonathan Mann, Dr. Calvin Cohen, Dr. Jennifer Daley, and Booker Bush; Ther Arsenio Hall Show with Boy George; Advertisement for Gerber; Weird Al Yankovic exploring Hollywood; World of Photography on A&E, about taking film and cameras through airport customs and set design with Walter Swarthout; Advertisements for Children’s Transplant Association, The Music Lovers (film), and the Life & Times of Lord Mountbatten (film) (Runtime 2:48:08); Disk C: Paula Abdul, Forever Your Girl (music video); Inside Edition- Foreign Real Estate Investors, with Ralph Nader, Bill O’Reilly, Helen Delich Bentley, Joel Loy, Bruce Stark, Maggie Parkes, Mary Anne Bruno, Tony Locricchio, Jenny Olinger, Mel Padrino; Inside Edition- on Redwood Tree Harvest, with Jon Scott, Don Winks, Joseph Cotchett, and Peter DeFazio; cuts of celebrity interviews including Bette Davis (Runtime 24:05) (Kathleen Conkey) 57. Disk A: The AIDS Quarterly- Winter 1989, narrarted by Peter Jennings, The Education of Admiral Watkins, about James D. Watkins’ time as the Chairman of the Presidential Commission on the Human Immunideficiency Virus Epidemic, with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Mitchell Karp, Richard Yezzo, Dr. Margaret Haggerty, Terry Miles, Joseph Brewer, Gerald Hoff, James Curran, Peter Staley, and Charlie Stewart; The AIDS Quarterly- A Death In the Family, about the death of Malcolm Pace and the experience of his family; Advertisements for Promises To Keep on KCPT Public Television, Festival 89, Championship Ballroom Dancing, and Sing Out America! on KCPT Public Television, The Best Of Wild America: Great Escapes, United Telecome/US Sprint; Kansas City Illustrated- on Salman Rushdie’s Satanic Verses and the Islamic Faith, with Deborah Holmes, Zulfiqar Malik, Rushdy El-Ghussein, Abdul Rahman Raja, Rashid Abdul Salaam, Kareen Muhammed, Jim McKinley, and Thomas N. Thornton; Larry King Live on CNN with Mario Cuomo; Advertisements for ERA-Service Seller Protection, Rheem Heating and Air Conditioning, Spartan Money Market, Audi Melitta Pure Drip Water Filter, Van Heusen, The Christian Science Monitor, CNN Sports Tonight, Soloflex, Fidelity Asset manager, Turner Broadcasting System, Showbiz Today on CNN, Cutlass Cierra Sedan, Ruud Air Conditioning, Gillette, Equal Justice (tv show), Fidelity Investments, and CNN’s the World Today; Mario Cuomo interview on CBS this Morning; Advertisements for Sonny Hill and Super Food Barn; Entertainment Tonight, Inside Television, Bela Lugosi as Dracula and Boris Karloff as Frankenstein’s Monster Legacy, quick news segments on celebrity life, with Jerry Seinfeld, Frankie Avalon, John Tesh, James Brown, Adrienne Brown, Anita baker, Denzel Washington, Daniel J. Travanti, Leeza Gibbons, Kevin Bacon, Ben Vereen, Harry Belafonte, Gregory Peck, and Lauren Bacall; Advertisements for The WDAF and Woodlands Race for the Money Giveaway, Weight Watchers, Q&A (film), Edy’s Frozen Yogurt, Hyundai Excel, Texaco, Miami Blues (film), McDonald’s, Adia- The Employment People, Edy’s Frozen yogurt, Ford cars, Wear Dated Carpet, and NBC News; The World’s Funniest, Cleverest, Most Creative Commercials tv special hosted by David Leisure; Advertisements for Chef Boyardee Hamburger Italiano, Sears, Lady Speed Stick, Red Lobster, Ripplins Chips, Westley’s, Selsun Blue shampoo, Falcon Crest (tv show), Knots Landing (tv show), Dallas (tv show), Wise Guy (tv show) (Runtime 2:48:09): Disk B: The World’s Funniest, Commercials continues; Advertisements for Oceanspray Cran-Rasberry drinks, Maytag Washer and Dryers, Pontiac Cars, the Untouchables (film), Face to Face with Connie Chung, KCTV’s Newsbreak, Simon & Simon on KCTV 5, Raisin Bran cereal, Sears, US Sprint, Weight Watchers, Advantage: Chrysler, Life Savers candy, walt Disney’s World Resort in Florida, Speed Stick, Small Talk (tv show), CBS Sports: The Basketball Show; KMBC 9 News, with Joel Nichols reporting on Sally Luttjohann, owner of “Order out of Chaos”; ABC News, Steve Sheperd reporting on Manuel Lujan’s views against the Endangered Species Act, with Robert Irvin and John Chafee; ABC News on racial violence in New York with Mayor David Dinkins and Bryant Gumbel; KCTV 5 with Stan Carmack reporting on the deaths of Sammy Davis Jr. and Jim Henson, as well as the cancer of Robert Polhill, with Dr. Russ Zajtchuk; The AIDS Quarterly- The Crisis in Texas and Prisoners of AIDS, Spring 1990, hosted by Peter Jennings, with Chet Brooks, Sarana Savage, Stephen Brown, Jean Richey, Dr. Thomas Cate, Virginia Scott, Dr. Robert Awe, and Thomas A. Coughlin III; Upcoming on KCPT Public Television; A Current Affair news, about French in Action, a language learning course video tape, with Tracy Blackmer critiquing; 1 Jun 1990 Wellesley Commencement Speech by Barbara Bush, and speech by Raisa Gorbachev, NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reporting after speeches (Runtime 2:22:49) (Kathleen Conkey) 58. Disk A: AIDS related news segments- Channel Two The People; The Editor’s Desk with Richard D. Heffner, Lewis Lapham, Dr. Mathilde Krim, and Diane Camper; Kids With AIDS in the public school system, Frank Grimes, Barbara Laskin, and Jim Ryan reporting, speakers include Dr. Joseph Sonnabend, Doris Williams, Marvin Aaron, and Vincent Roman; People protesting students with AIDS, with Sam Granirer, Al Shanker, David Schulman, and Dr. Joesph Sonnabend; Excerpts from Press Conference announcing the discovery of the cause of AIDS, with Margaret Heckler, Dr. Edward Brandt, Dr. Robert Gallo, Dr. Frederick Seagel, Dan Rutz, Rodger McFarlane, Richard Berkowitz, Kristen Lindquist, Dan Turner, Greg Lefevre, Paul Castro, Patrick Buchanan, Larry Woelich, Bobbi Campbell, Rev. Jerry Falwell, Dr. James Curran, Jerry Weller, Jim Geary, and Dennis Altman; Interview with Dennis Altman, footage of Michael Quadland of GMHC and William Wedin speaking about sex compulsivity; NBC- Eagles Farewell 1 Live concert; Advertisements for GMC Trucks, Bewitched, Wendy’s, Nike, NBC’s Hit Me Baby 1 More Time, NBC’s I Want To Be A Hilton, Verizon (Runtime about 1:30:00); Disk B: AIDS Related News Segments continued- Richard Berkowitz introducing Lesbian and Gay Health Conference coverage and interview with Dennis Altman, at conference speakers include Michael Quadland, William Wedlin, Dr. Roger Enlow, James D’Eramo, and Michael Callen, quick cuts between AIDS related talkshows and news segments, Children with AIDS, CNN Los Angeles with Anne McDermott, Anti-Reagan commercial, CNN segment on bath house closures, Dr. Ruth talk show with Harvey Fierstein, PFLAG production, a male dancer, LGBT Youth speaking at the LGBT Community Center, interview with gay men porn stars, Gay Rights Dinner coverage on News 4 Manhattan, Dr. Mathilde Krim interview, porn segment, questions about AIDS with Dr. Joseph Sonnabend (Runtime about 1:08:00) (Andy Humm) 59. Gay News Network, 28 Mar 1989-ACT UP Target City Hall 1989 protest footage, Out in the 80s, with Vivian Shapiro, Marc D’Allesio, Dian Hamilton, and Nat Nevis; Gay Cable Network coverage of the ACT UP Target City Hall 1989 demonstration, protesters including Larry Kramer interviewed; Thomas Stoddard interviewed on the Gay Weekend Review; 1986 production of the play The House of Blue Leaves, starring John Mahoney, Christine Baranski, Swoosie Kurtz, Ben Stiller, and Julie Hagerty (Runtime 2:00:36) (Andy Humm) 60. Part 1: AIDS: A Priest’s Testament, Fr. Bernard Lynch talks about his work providing ministry, therapy, and companionship to those with AIDS as well as those he has personally lost to AIDS. Lynch, Rusty Hollister, and Nora Garcia talk about Stewart Garcia who died of AIDS, and what they went through during and after his death, with a focus on spirituality (Runtime 28:13) Part 2: (will not play) Part 3-Soul Survivor- Bernard Lynch (will not play) all parts on single DVD (Andy Humm) 61. Disk A: Voices from the Front – Part 1, AIDS Activists and People With AIDS interviewed about their experiences and AIDS activism history, and footage of speakers at events and demonstrations, including Bree Scott-Hartland, Phyllis Sharpe, Carmen Royster, Keith Cylar, Michael Hirsch, Tim McCaskell, Vito Russo, Phil Zwickler, Roger Pettyjohn, Kendall Thomas, Douglas Crimp, David Summers, Ortez Alderson, Griffin Gold, Peter Staley, Kathryn Ritter, John Hatchett, Robert Garcia, Ray Navarro, Marion Banzhaf, Tom Hannon, Ken Fornataro, Luis Hernandez, Michael Callen, Derek Hodel, Mark Muchnik, Mark Kostopoulos, John James, Mark Harrington, Maria Maggenti, Rebecca Smith, Garance Franke-Ruta, Jeff Gates, Gilbert Martinez, Jon Greenberg, Maxine Wolfe, Risa Denenberg, Suzanne Phillips, Michaelangelo Signorile, Bob Lederer, Iris Davis, Vernice Miller, Cliff Goodman, Brent Nicholson-Earle, Natasha Gray, Charles Stimson, Marion Bonzaff, Iris Long, Yolanda Serrano, Michael Sehested, Richard Elovich, Joe Ferraro (Runtime 1:03:00) __Disk B: Voices From the Front continues, with Larry Kramer, Ferd Eggan, Sondra Johnson, Ingrid Nelson, Aldyn McKean, Telia Virgin, Juan Mendez, David Falcone, Bill Monaghan, and Herb Spires (Runtime 30:10) __(Disk C: Clips used in Voices From the Front) (Testing the Limits).”;}} How to Survive a Plague is a film documentary released in 2012 that was directed by David France. The film covers the beginning of the AIDS Epidemic, the origins and actions of ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group), and their role in the eventual release of effective treatment. The tapes in this collection were used in the making of the film. The collection includes VHS tapes and DVD’s that were used in the production of the documentary How to Survive a Plague. The tape’s contents range from documentaries, informational and scientific videos, interviews with a range of people from politicians to AIDS activists, recordings of events, meetings, and demonstrations, home videos, television shows, talk shows, and holiday specials, news broadcasting, sports coverage, concerts, commercials, and various films. The VHS tapes have been transferred to DVD. In some cases the VHS tapes were too large to fit on one DVD and were split into two or three overlapping DVDs.

a:3:{i:0;s:1263:” 1. Early History, Mission Statement, Bylaws 2. Flyers, Correspondence re various AIDS benefit events 3. AIDS Forum materials 1983 4. Playwrights Gala programs 5. EEGO Communications & Education Committee 6. Correspondence 7. Gala Night for Singing AIDS Benefit 8. Correspondence, Herb Cohen 1080s 9. Grant Application 1998 10. Donation Thank You Letters 11. Bylaws 2003-2006 12. Financial Records 1984-1985 13. Financial Records 1988-1994 14. Linda Liebman Human Rights Fund [meeting notes, financial records] 15. Donation receipts and financial records, Linda Liebman Human Rights Fund 16. Linda Liebman Memorial Service Speeches 17. June Garden Tour, 1992 Fundraising Event 18. EEGO Membership Committee 19. Obituaries 20. EEGO political Advocacy Records & Correspondence 21. Correspondence re Donations 22. Political Action 1980s 23. Youth Initiative 24. Note on Producing EEGO Newsletter, In Brief 25. Bylaws, Meeting Agendas & Minutes 1978-1979 26. Meeting Agendas & Minutes 1980-1985 27. Meeting Agendas & Minutes 1986-1989 28. Meeting Agendas & Minutes 1990-1999 “;i:1;s:1121:” 29. Meeting Agendas & Minutes 2000-2006 30. EEGO Linda Liebman Human Rights Fund AIDS Benefit “Touch of Love” 31. EEGO at the Benson [art gallery] Benefit, Promotional materials 32. EEGO at the Benson Benefit, Notes & Records 33. EEGO Arts Events, Flyers & Programs 34. “Forget Him”, One Act Play by Harvey Fierstein [script] 35. EEGO Golf Outing Records 36. EEGO Flyer for various events 37. EEGO Clambake 2005 38.EEGO Sponsored Wine Tour & Tasting 39. EEGO Program Notes, Diary 2006 40. EEGO Cultural Programs 2005 41.EEGO Silver Moonlight Serenade Benefit, 2002 42. EEGO 30th Anniversary Founders Celebration 43. Note & Correspondence, various Art & Cultural Events 44. Long Island Ducks 45. EEGO Summer Event notes & records 2001-2003 46. EEGO Event Records 2007 – Clambake, Line Dancing, Tea Dance 47. EEGO 2005 Golf Outing Records 48. EEGO Golf/Tennis Outing 2004 49. EEGO Cultural Series 2007 50. EEGO Golf Outing 2007 51. Memorial Day Party 2007 “;i:2;s:1197:” 52. South Hampton Town Board Meeting [re Domestic Partnership Registry] 53. Memorial Day Party 2004 54. Thanksgiving 2005-2006 55. EEGO Golf Outing 2006 56. Memorial Day Party 2008 57. Cultural Series 2009 58. EEGO Founders Celebration 2007 59. Tea Dance 2009 60. Sunset Cruise 2009 61. Photos on Disc – Founders Day Celebration, Golf Outing 2007, Clambake 2006, Thanksgiving 2009, Memorial Day 2007 62. Photos [various events] 63. Photos – Fishing Trip July 2004, Long Island Ducks 64. Photos – Golf/Tennis Outing 2004, Montauk 65. Photos – Silver Moonlight Serenade, 24 AUG 2002 [25th Anniversary Celebration] 66. Photos – EEGO at the Benson May 1988 67. Photos – Founders Dinner 2007, Montauk Downs [photos by Barbara Glassman] 68. Photos – Tag Sale 2002 69. Photo Album Contents, 1982-1985 [photos, clippings Flyers, programs, letters] 70. EEGO Celebrates, Silver Jubilee, June 2002 [powerpoint file on disk, Marge Sherman] 71. Photos from album, various EEGO events 72. Photos EEGO – summer 2005 73. Awards: Make-a-Wish 2007; Human Rights Campaign Award 1986 “;} These records of the East End Gay Organization (EEGO) contain meeting minutes, financial records, correspondence and material related to the many EEGO sponsored events. The events material includes flyers, programs, posters, photos, notes and emails kept by the event’s organizers. There is also video of a 1991 benefit at the Benson Gallery, video of a East Hampton Town Board meeting from 2002 and some audio files of a 1982 musical benefit show.

a:1:{i:0;s:688:” 1. Flyers from Various Cabaret Appearances</o 2. Gotham Productions Letter of Agreement 3. Original Logo Artwork and Publicity Bio London Press Clips 4. Menu, London Supper Club, Postcard to David McDaniel’s Family 5. Press Kit Cover and Review Clips 6. RSVP Cruise Brochure, 1989 7. Scrapbook Pages with Newspaper and Magazine clips 8. Poster for Michael Pace’s Appearance at S.N.A.F.U. 9. Programs form Benefit Appearances 11. Photos [Mostly of David McDaniel’s Stage appearances] 12. Gotham Publicity Photos 13. Photos Michael Pace solo appearance [35 mm slides] 14. Michael Pace Photo with David Bowie “;} This collection consists of audio, video, flyers, posters, publicity materials, photographs and press clippings by and about the musical group Gotham. Also included are photos of Michael Pace as a solo performer and David McDaniel as an actor.

a:1:{i:0;s:932:” 1. Rodney Christopher- GLAAD [Flyers, Pamphlets, Correspondence with Christopher, Report on Summer Internship at GLAAD, Records from GLAAD] 2. Rodney [Christopher]’s Research Notes [Disclosure forms, Flyers, Copy of References in Alphabetical Order, Drafts of Thesis Chapters] 3. Interviews for Research [Notes and Transcriptions from Interviews] 4. Gay and Lesbian People of Color [Pamphlets, Correspondence with Christopher, Flyers, and, Newsletters] 5. Gay and Lesbian People of Color 2 [Pamphlets, Records, and Newsletters] 6. Gay People of Color [Pamphlets, Flyers, Records, and, Newsletters] 7. Gay Men of Color [Newsletters, Pamphlets, Flyers, and, Correspondence with Christopher] 8. Gay Men of African Descent [Newsletters, Pamphlets, and, Flyers] 9. Ebony Connection [Pamphlets] 10. Black and White Men Together [Correspondence with Christopher and newsletters “;} The collection includes Rodney Christopher’s undergraduate thesis, “The Sociopolitical Movement of African-American Gay Men.” The collection also includes Christopher’s research notes, interviews, and, pamphlets from contemporary movements that contributed to his thesis.

a:11:{i:0;s:399:” 1. The Brini Maxwell Show [script, shootlist, 3 Jan 1997] 2. Brini Maxwell Show [treatment, idea notes] 3. Shoot Lists 4. Brini Maxwell Show [show #20 notes, public access paperwork] 5. Brini Maxwell show shoot lists and scripts for 1st & 2nd season 6. New Season [various notes] 7. Scripts & Schedule sheets 8. Brini [misc. promo / show dialogue] “;i:1;s:463:” 9. Brini Maxwell Show Script/taping notes 10. Brini Maxwell Show shooting script 11. Brini Maxwell Show season 2 scripts 12. Brini Maxwell Show Season 2 inspirational images 13. Cue Cards 14. Title Cards 15. Brini Maxwell Collection 16. Brini Maxwell Promo Photos 17. T-shirts 18. Brini Maxwell 2nd Press release [Style Channel] 19. Press releases 20. Correspondence re. Brini Maxwell Show “;i:2;s:319:” 21. Commercial programming agreement 22. Macy’s (San Francisco) home sale promo 4/17/04 23. Participation Agreement Cooper Hewitt design museum 24. Podcast scripts 25. Audience Surveys 26. Leased Access Paperwork 27. Fan Mail – 1 28. Fan Mail – 4 29. Fan Mail – 3 “;i:3;s:275:” 30. Fan Letters & Responses 31. Various letters, proposals, notes 32. Promotional flyers & cards 33. Brini Maxwell’s Guide to Gracious Living [manuscript with notes] 34. Brini Maxwell’s Guide to Gracious Living [copyrighted manuscript] “;i:4;s:840:” 35. Brini Maxwell’s Book of Entertaining 36. Book signing poster 37. Felix Populi Catalog proof 38. Fez Cabaret show promo 39. Script, flyer, clips, program “The Lady Gentian Violet” [play] 40. Wire cover story [South Beach Weekly] 41. Article Manuscript HX Magazine 42. Newspaper & magazine articles about Brini Maxwell 43. Cabaret Show @ The Center to Benefit The March on Washington, 3 APR 1993 44. Boston Gay Men’s Chorus [appearance with] 45. Imperial Court of New York 46. Charming, Needs Work [show idea] 47. Notes on film idea: “Clinical Trials” 48. Model Sinner [script submission] 49. Margo Channing’s Christmas Party [script] 50. Transit by Mary Jane Wells Sander [play script] 51. Adults Only by Peter Boruchowitz [play] “;i:5;s:685:” 52. Website 53. Brini Maxwell Collection [promotional material, design drawings, price list, fabric swatches] 54. Who’s Who [Brini Maxwell Show Character bios] 55. Forms V.R.U.S.P. Productions 56. Apartment Renovation 57. Art Voice Marketing Proposal 58. Brini Maxwell Merchandise Orders 59. Tupperware Business 60. Correspondence re: Brini Show copyright/incorporation forms 61. V.R.U.S.P. Productions ad rates 62. Letter to Virgin Management 63. Script, production notes [Termite Art Productions] 64. Program licensing agreements 65. Travel, plane, train tickets 66. Daily Planners 1989-1997 “;i:6;s:106:” 67. Daily Planners 1999-2000 68. Daily Planners 2001-2002 69. Daily Planners 2003-2004 “;i:7;s:333:” 70. Daily Planners 2005-2006 71. Headshots – Brini, Ruda Lenska, Philomena 72. 35 mm Slides, Clothing details 73. Photos [Ben, Mary Jane (his mother), other actors] 74. Photos – Fire Island, Mosaic Counter 75. Photos of Ben 76. Photos [subject unknown] 77. Costume Collection Records “;i:8;s:105:” 78. Notebooks of misc. personal thoughts 79. Sketchbook 80. Various Patterns [sewing] “;i:9;s:483:” 81. F.I.T. Network [Alum Magazine] 82. Fabric Samples & Sewing Notes 83. Photobook [class project, possibly for F.I.T.] 84. Photos [class project, possibly for F.I.T.] 85. Sketches [school projects] 86. Dress Design Sketches 87. Journal 1984 88. B&W Photo [class project] 89. Photos from Family Album 90. Benji’s Movie & Script 91. Ben’s Accident 92. YMA Dream [story] 93. Portfolio Projects “;i:10;s:729:” 94. Drawings [unknown origin] 95. Sketches 96. Shoe Photos & Shoe Sketch Cutouts 97. Ben Sander ID cards 98. Personal Letter & Graduation Cards 99. Elementary School Papers & Photos 100. School Records [elementary, middle school] 101. Shower Curtain with Guestbook comments 102. Xmas Ornament Prototype & Brini Baby Prototype 103. Get Well cards from Album 104. Research & Inspiration Images [on disks] 105. Sketches [from school] 106. Portraits & other photos 107. Sketches & Collages 108. Photos of Shoes & Architecture 109. School Projects & Sketches 110. School Projects & Sketches “;} This collection consists mostly of videos, scripts, shooting schedules and various records regarding the “The Brini Maxwell Show” about home decor, cooking, entertaining, housekeeping tips and crafting created by and starring Ben Sander on cable public access and later more professionally produced for the Style Network. Additionally there are promotional materials regarding personal appearances and merchandising promotions for the Brini Maxwell character.There are early personal journals and script and story ideas. There are also some photos and promotional material from a cabaret act Ben Sander under the name of Vivica Fairfax formed with two other drag performers, Philomena and Ruda Lenska. There are also some personal family photos and school records from his childhood as well as material from class projects when he was a design student at the Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.).

a:1:{i:0;s:1036:” 1. 1942 [Letters] 2. 1943 January-June [Letters] 3. 1943 July-December [Letters] 4. 1944 January-July [Letters] 5. 1944 August-December [Letters] 6. [1946-1949 Letters] 7. Mother’s Letters 1960s-1970s [Marie Martha Pfiffner] 8. [Mother’s letters 1980s (Marie Martha Pfiffner)] 9. Dad’s Letters, Geo Sr. 10. [Letter Between George, Geo Sr., and Marie Pfiffner 1960s] 11. Doris [Pfiffner’s] Letters 12. [Letters Between George Pfiffner and Kermit Kelly 1966-1967] 13. [Charles Roger’s Letters] 14. [Letters 1930s-1980s] 15. [Letters 1990s-2000s] 16. Mother’s Memorial [Marie Martha Pfiffner] 17. Unmailed Correspondence 18. Donna Quance [Letters] 19. Regina Ress [Letters] 20. [Finance 21. Notes on Therapy 22. Christmas Cards 23. [Baby Record Book for George Pfiffner] 24. Lady House Blues [Set Design] 25. [Creative Writing] 26. Early Works [Photography] 27. [Photographs] “;} The great majority of the collection is personal correspondence, particulary with his mother Marie Pfiffner and during his time as a soldier in World War II. There is also correspondence from a variety of friends and family throughout his life as well as unmailed correspondence. The collection also contains Pfiffner’s financial records, such as receipts and bills, records from the end of his employment at Women’s Day magazine, and correspondence between Pfiffner and his landlord over his apartment lease. The collection also holds medical papers from Pfiffner’s later years, and notes and transcriptions from therapy sessions. Finally, the collection includes set design plans and drawings, drafts of poetry and fiction, Christmas cards made by Pfiffner, and photographs. The archive also has a collection (Collection 147) of papers from Kermit Buford Kelly, the long time partner of Pfiffners.

a:1:{i:0;s:2117:” Box 1 1. [Articles and Writings of Steve Ault] 2. [Legal Papers] 3. [Letters] 4. [National March on Washington 1979] 5. [National March on Washington 1979 Finances] 6. [National March on Washington 1987] 7. Minutes [National March on Washington 1987] 8. Logistics [National March on Washington 1987] 9. Contact Lists [New York Organizing Committee, National March on Washington 1987] 10. Communications [National March on Washington 1987] 11. Finance [National March on Washington 1987] 12. Endorsements [National March on Washington 1987] 13. Transportation and Housing [National March on Washington 1987] 14. [Maps- National March on Washington 1987] 15. Outreach [National March on Washington 1987] 16. Civil Disobedience [National March on Washington 1987] 17. Souvenir [National March on Washington 1987] Box 2 18. Related Events [National March on Washington 1987] 19. Lobby [National March on Washington 1987] 20. Rally – PM [National March on Washington 1987] 21. Assembly + AM Rally [National March on Washington 1987] 22. [Anti-War Movement] 23. [Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights] 24. [Stonewall 25] 25. [People’s Anti-War Mobilization (PAM)] 26. New Alliance Party 27. [The Socialist Workers Party Article] 28. [Lesbian and Gay Network Mobilization for Survival] 29. [National Organization of Lesbians and Gays (NOLAG)] 30. [National Committee for Independent Political Action] 31. [International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA)] 32. [Occupy the LGBT Community Center; Queers Against Israeli Apartheid] 33. [Millenium March on Washington] 34. [Printed Materials of Various Organizations 1970s] 35. [Printed Materials of Various Organizations 1980s] Box 3 36. [Printed Materials of Various Organizations 1990s-2000s] 37. [Articles and Writings of Others] 38. [Newsprint of Activist organizations] “;} Letters, articles, drafts, flyers, brochures, stickers, legal papers, handbooks, newsprint, and materials related to or belonging to various LGBT and Anti-War organizations. For the 1987 National March on Washington there are meeting minutes, financial records, correspondence, contact lists, hand drawn maps, logistical papers, materials related to transportation, housing, related events, rally organization, and other materials related to the march. For the 1979 National March on Washington there are financial records, promotional materials, correspondence, and other related materials. There are also three Audio Tapes available on the Archive server.

a:1:{i:0;s:45371:” 1. September 1992 vol. 1 issue 1 Network Q Premiers in Santa Fe Interview: National Coming Out Day co-founders Jean O’Leary & Rob Eichberg Classic Queer Archives: 1987 March on Washington Out in America: Fighting in Southwest Louisiana Cinema Homosexual: “Afterlife” – written and directed by Joel Ramon Mendiaz On Being Gay – Brian McNaught Minister Mike – Michael Morrow The Dreaded Experimental Comedies of John Topping 2. October 1992 vol. 1 issue 2 Queer Holiday: Travel host Frank Butterfield in Palm Springs Inside Look: David Surber talks with community leaders in Palm Springs Caught From Behind: A gay gameshow parody Theatre Homosexual: “Dear Diary” by James Lecense Out In America – Gay Youth produced by Pamela Walton Totally Queer Comedy by John Topping Minister Mike by Mike Morrow On Being Gay by Brian McNaught: Strategies for coping in a heterosexual world HIV Update: Dr. Larry Waites answers questions on living with HIV 3. November 1992 vol. 1 issue 3 Queer Holiday: Travel host Frank Butterfield in Washington, D.C. Interviews! Interviews! Interviews!: David Surber interviews Washington politicians, celebrities, and gay and lesbian activists (Rep. Gerry Studds, Sherri Belafonte, Carlos Cordero, Leanza Cornett, Lily Tomlin, Paul Kawata, Michael Petrelis, Terry Beswick, Urvashi Vaid, Derek Livingston, Billy Hileman) Appearances by Sharon Pratt Kelly, Cleve Jones, Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Riley Temple, Liza Minnelli, and Patti Austin Inside Look – Marvin Liebman: Dave Surber talks with gay conservative fundraiser Marvin Liebman. Out in America – Out in Suburbia by producer Pam Walton: Eleven lesbian women discuss motherhood, discrimination, marriage, and stereotypes. Totally Queer Comedy by John Topping and Out For Laughs (Justin Bond, Amy Boyd, Scott Capurro, Shan Carr, Richie Crippen, Mark Davis, Pamela Forrest, Kelly Kittel, Marilyn Pittman, Kaylynn Raschke) On Being Gay by Brian McNaught: More strategies for coping in a heterosexual world. HIV Update: Dr. Larry Waites answers questions on living with HIV 4. Hate on the Ballot – December 1992 vol. 1 issue 4 Hate On The Ballot: Statewide initiatives in Oregon and Colorado send a chilling signal. (Featuring radio host Barbara Bernstein, Suzanne Pharr from No on 9, Attorney Jeanne Smith, Jeannette Pai, Georgia Wildfang, Pastor Paul LaRue, Rev. John Sandusky, Pastor Matt Hennessee, Donna Redwing of the Lesbian Community Project, Elise Self, Mimi Raskin, Karuna Neustadt, Minister Lois Van Leer, Myriam Coppens, LMFT; Kathleen Saadat, Jackie Mote, Pat Dirr, Rev. Rodney Page.) And Jan Landis, Scott Lively, Lon Mabon, Phillip Ramsdell, from Oregon Community Alliance; Pat Buchanan News reporters: Kim Singer, Peter Jennings, Tom Foreman International Gay Rodeo Finals: Featuring International Gay Rodeo Association founder Wayne Jakino, Defending champion Gene Mikulenka, Director John King, Miss IGRA 1992 Roxy Heart, Miss IGRA Contestant Chilli Pepper. Interview with Jim Toeves, the first openly gay man to run for a freshman term in the United States Congress. Out In America – “Because This is About Love”: Gay marriage documentary produced and directed by Shulee Ong. Featuring Rev. Dina Bachelor, Rev. Jim Mitulski, Roberta Achtenberg, and couples Chuck Harnish & Bill Norton, Desiree Thompson & Trinity Ordona, Tristano Palermino & David Glassberg, Alice Heimsoth & Christmas Leubrie, Maureen Longworth & Lin Davis. No on 9 Report featuring Barbara Bernstein, Holly Neal, Pastor Joe Smith, Dr. Darryl Tukufu, Marcie Westerly, Gail Shiboley (Oregon’s first lesbian state representative) Mika Smith of the Cascade AIDS Project, Pastor Gary Wilson Queer Holiday in Portland More of our Conversation with Marvin Liebman Exclusively Queer Comedy by Lynda Montgomery and Out For Laughs 5. January 1993 vol.1 issue 5 Change In the Air – What Will Bill Clinton Do, and When Will He Do It?: Talking to David Mixner and other community leaders on the new president’s likely actions on the military ban, openly gay and lesbian appointees, and more. Featuring William Waybourn of the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, Rep. Barney Frank, Matt Coles of ACLU Northern California, and Robin Kane of the NGLTF. Colorado Update: News update on the situation in Colorado since the passing of Amendment 2. Featuring Ann Seidel, Terry Schleder of Boycott Colorado, Aline Goodchild, Tony Ogden of EPOC, Sue Anderson, Suzanne Goldberg of Lambda Legal Defense Fund. Oregon Update: Featuring Lois Van Leer Exclusively Queer Comedy – Funny Gay Males (Danny McWilliams, Jaffe Cohen, and Bob Smith): Interviews and performance recorded in Provincetown. Inside Look – Keith Meinhold: His struggle to remain in the US Navy as an openly gay man. Out In America – Filmmaker Pam Walton: Talking to Pam Walton about her experience coming out as a lesbian and switching careers after 19 years as a high school teacher, her films, and her plans for the future. HIV Update with Larry Waites Cinema Homosexual: Featuring Dykeotomy by Deborah Fort Under One Roof: An innovative retail concept in San Francisco which benefits AIDS charities. Featuring Larry Dotz, Medardy Westrum, Bruce Torell, Carole Migden, Catherine Kellington, Linda Baldwin, Paul Herman, and Ed Swanson. The Gay Porn Awards in LA with Melina Tremaglio: Featuring interviews with actors Joey Stefano, Ryan Idol, Codey James, Michael Brawn, Jamie Hendrix, Sharon Kane, and Gisell Climax as well as Walt Hanna of Aid For AIDS and Mark Berman of the Video Industry AIDS Action Committee. 6. February 1993 vol. 1 issue 6 Military Ban: Andrew Coven reports from a San Francisco rally in support of Bill Clinton’s proposal to ban discrimination against lesbians and gays in the military. Featuring interviews with Keith Meinhold and other attendees. Amendment 2 On Hold: David Surber reports from Colorado. Featuring Terry White of the Aspen Gay & Lesbian Community, Aspen Mayor John Bennett, Wayne Jakino of the International Gay Rodeo Association, and Aspen activist Herb Hamsher David Surber reports on the 16th Annual Gay Ski Week in Aspen. Featuring Terry White, comedian Danny Williams, Ron Erickson of SAGA San Diego, author Dave Pallone, Sasha Alyson, Rob Eichberg, Killeen Russell, Rev. Linda Metcalf, Kevin Shancady Mr. Leather Colorado ’92, Jonathan Stoller Cinema Homosexual – Filmmaker Greg Araki and The Living End Exclusively Queer Comedy by Danny Williams: Taped live in Aspen for a fundraiser for the UnDo 2 campaign Queer Holiday – Key West, Florida. Featuring Al Roberge of the Key West Business Guild, David Cline, Inside Look – Torie Osborne, incoming Executive Director of NGLTF A tour of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Featuring Executive Director Lori Jean Jason Labatt interviews openly gay Lutheran minister Rev. Jeff Johnson. Also featuring congregation members Jo Ann Clayton and Gregory Hanson. Clark Morris reports on the exoneration of San Francisco police officers on 1989 charges of brutality against AIDS activists. The HIM catalog makes its debut: Featuring catalog director Tyler Henderson and Edward Hilmes. Jeff Cowan reports on the San Francisco Board of Education’s decision to make condoms available to all public high school students. Featuring Board member Tom Ammiano. Jeff Cowan reports on the California State Board of Education’s decision to introduce new health textbooks encouraging discussion of homosexuality. Featuring Al Kielwasser and Jessea Greenman of GLAAD Andrew Coven reports on the closing of the Bank of America in the Castro district. Featuring Michael Bruno of the San Francisco Sentinel. HIV Report with Dr. Larry Waites Suggestions for Valentine’s Day with Aaron Litwin 7. March 1993 vol. 1 issue 7 Out Across America – April 14-22 1993: A cross-country, 12-city tour to benefit the March on Washington Behind the Scenes on the Military Ban Controversy with David Surber: Featuring Congresswoman Pat Schroeder, David Mixner, Eric Schmit of the New York Times, and Lt. Colonel Chuck Magness. Cinema Homosexual – Craig Chester, co-star of Swoon: Interviewed by Deborah Fort. Exclusively Queer Comedy – The Second Annual Comedy Showcase: Benefit performance for GLAAD hosted by Lynda Montgomery in Long Beach, CA, featuring six professional and four amateur comedians (Lynda Montgomery,Vanessa Kauffman, Michael Dane, Bev Mickins, Ivy Battini, Robin Greenspan, Barry Steiger, Judy Carter, Marshall Feldman, Kim Sing, Myra Rydell, and Mark Rasky. Theatre Homosexual – Straight from the Heart: Ron Robin reviews the 4th annual AIDS musical fundraiser in Atlanta. Featuring writer Jim Noel and producer Dave Willis. HIV Update Patti Austin’s Music Video “We’re All In This Together” OUT Magazine: Reporting by Stacy Zemon. Featuring editor-in-chief Michael Goff. Pink Panthers in Washington, DC The Castro Pharmacy: Reporting by Clark Morris. Featuring Jeff Braff and pharmacist Greg Aspacher. Skirted Dancing Boys, and the Drag Queen Renaissance: Reporting by Aaron Litwin and Tedd O’Neil. 10,000 AIDS Deaths in Bay Area: Reporting by Aaron Litwin. Featuring Dr. Mitchell Katz of the San Francisco AIDS Office and Daniel Goldstein of Under One Roof. First Legal Test of New Gay Rights Bill in California: Reporting by Clark Morris. Featuring attorney Paul Wotman, litigant William Ballou. Colorado Update: Reporting by Ann Seidl. Featuring Tim Gill of Quark, Inc., Tony Ogden of Equality Colorado, and civil rights attorney Lynn Palma of Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund. A Special Report: Exclusive tape of the Religious Right’s “The Gay Agenda” (featuring David Llewellyn of the ‘Western Center for Law and Religious Freedom’, Dr. Stanley Monteith, John Smid and John Paulk of Love in Action, and Dr. Joseph Nicolosi, practitioner of ‘reparative therapy’) and “Hate, Lies, and Videotape,” the queer community’s response. 8. April 1993 vol. 1 issue 8 The 1993 GLAAD Media Awards – Celebrating Queer Culture In Mainstream Media: Hosted by Judith Light. Featuring Sir Ian McKellen, author/activist Paul Monette, David Smith of GLAAAD LA, Bea Arthur, Tom and Roseanne Arnold, Doug Savant, Paul Lussier, Tony Kushner, Robert Desiderio, Jo Beth Williams, Stephen Semian. Dick Sergeant, Amanda Donhoe, Sgt. Perry Watkins, Rev. Dusty Pruitt, Staff Sgt. Tom Paniccia, Col. Margarethe Cammemeyer, and Della Reese. Inside Look – Judith Light Cinema Homosexual – Silverlake Life: The View From Here: At the LA theatrical premier of autobiographical piece begun by Tom Joslin and Mark Massi and finished by Peter Friedman Exclusively Queer Comedy – Bohdan Zachary’s “Loverville”: Comedy short starring Scott Capurro. Theatre Homosexual – The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me: Actor and playwright David Drake talks about his hit off-Broadway play with John Slater. The Lifeguard Project and Genre Magazine throw a party: Reporting by Dave Surber. Featuring Julia Salizar and Lorri Jean of the LA Community Center, Rod & Bob Jackson-Paris, Chaz Martinez and Richard Settles of Genre magazine, Stanley Bennett Clay, Joel Tan of the Asian-Pacific AIDS Intervention Team, activist Phill Wilson, Marty McCombs, and Mark Winer. AIDS! The Musical: Featuring writers David Stanley and Wendell Jones, actor David Holladay, and director/choreographer Antony Balcena. Gym Fashion Trends: Reporting by Aaron Litwin. Byron Lars Fashion Show: Benefiting the Shanti Project and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation: Reporting by HiC and Aaron Litwin. Featuring Byron Lars, and Lypsinka. Installation Artist Michael Brown: Interview by Debra Fort. The not-so-queer St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Reporting by John Slater. Featuring Andrea Dailey and Amy Bauer of ACT UP, and Paul O’Dwyer of the Irish Gay and Lesbian Association. Anti-Gay Violence: Reporting by Clark Morris on a string of bashings and murders in the San Francisco Bay Area. Featuring Michael Thompson of Community United Against Violence, Michael Colbruno of the San Francisco Sentinel, and Officer Sandi Bargioni of the San Francisco Police Department Hate Crimes Unit. Colorado Update with Ann Seidl: Featuring Robert Bray and Scott Nakagawa of the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, and Suzanne Pharr of the Women’s Project. Fighting the Right Wing: Reporting by Andrew Coven. Featuring James Woodvatt, Marta Van Loan, Carol Migden, and Jesse Greenman of GLAAD. Made in Gay America: Reporting by Stacy Zemon. Featuring Michael Boone. 9. 1993 Special Edition vol. 1 issue 9 March On Washington Coverage: From the gala benefit to the wedding. Featuring Phil Donahue, Glen Magpanty of the SUNY Students Association, Rep. Barney Frank, Joyce Hunter of the Harvey Milk School and Hetrick Martin Institute, Canadian MP Svend Robinson, Guys & Dolls, Keith Meinhold, The Divas, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rob Eichberg, David Mixner, DC Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly, Melissa Etheridge, Judith Light, comedian Robin Tyler, March co-chair Billy Hileman, Sir Ian McKellen, Cesar Chavez of the United Farm Workers of America, Sen. Paul Wellstone, Dunn Stevens & The Out Band, comedian Kate Clinton, New York City mayor David Dinkens, Urvashi Vaid, actress Kathy Nagemee, Casselberry & Dupree, Martina Navritilova, Torie Osborn of the NGLTF, Apple Computers CEO John Sculley, Indigo Girls, actress Cybil Shepherd, Dorothy Hajdys, Patti Ausrin, Rev. Troy Perry of the MCC Fellowship, Craig Dean & Patrick Gill of the Equal Marriage Rights Foundation, Ken McPherson, Michael Geary, Tim Curren, Robin Kane of the NGLTF, comedian Danny Williams, Cris Williamson, Rep. Gerry Studds, March co-chair Nadine Smith, comedian Bob Smith, and comedian Lea DeLaria. Gay Greeks: Featuring founder of Delta Lambda Phi fraternity Vern Strickland and fraternity members M. D. Calabro, Stephen Smith, and Scott Echard. The Names Project at the MoW: Featuring co-founder Mike Smith and national chapter coordinator Marcel Miranda. Exclusive Coverage – Out Across America Tour: Highlights from tour. Exclusively Queer Comedy – Nalty: Comic With AIDS: Interview and tape of Nalty’s March on Washington performance. Cinema Homosexual – “Sex Is…”: Preview of new documentary and interview with filmmakers Mark Huestis and Lawrence Helman at the US premier in Washington. Film excerpts featuring R. Wood Massi & Larry Brinkin, Castellow, and Lulu. 10. July 1993 vol. 2 issue 1 (First 12 minutes contains very poor quality video, no audio) (Intro has poor quality video, no audio) (Ad contains poor quality video, no audio) Network Q Celebrates Pride Month: (Contains some poor quality video, no audio) At the 10th Pride celebration in Long Beach, CA., featuring performers Bronski Beat, Judy Tenuta, Sabrina Johnston, and others. Also featuring Mary Martinez of LBUCP, Inc. Inside Look – Bronski Beat: Steve Bronski with John-John and David Queer Comedy – The Goddess – Judy Tenuta Cinema Homosexual – Chain of Desire by writer-director Temistocles Lopez Destination: Long Beach: Presented by Frank Butterfield. Featuring comedian Kortney Kauffman. What’s New – Boots, Boots, and More Boots: Reporting by Tedd O’Neil. Featuring Mauricio Ravera of shoe store the Taming of the Shoe. Shattered Applause: Publication Party From New York. John Slater reports. Featuring author Robert Schanke, Anne Jackson & Tammy Grimes, Jonathan Katz of the Gay American Almanac, and footage of Eva Le Galliene. 11. August 1993 vol. 2 issue 2 [Poor video quality and no audio for first 12 minutes (including intro)] [Very low or missing audio from 12:00 to 16:50 (including film festival segment)] The 17th Annual San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Film Festival: David Surber reports. Featuring Kristiene Clarke, Matt Ebert, Brian Sloan, author June Jordan, and filmmaker Pratibha Parmar. Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center PSA Interview – Gus Van Sant Forbidden Love’s Lynne Fernie & Aerlyn Weissman CK Does the Hollywood Bowl: Calvin Klein fashion show benefiting the APLA. Reporting by Karen Ocamb. Featuring Lara Flynn Boyle, Linda Grey, Kelly Lynch, director of AIDS Project LA Larry Bloom, Lysette Antony, Calvin Klein, and Mark Wahlberg. Queer in America: Scott Robbie talks with activist and writer Michelangelo Signorile about his first book. Also featuring Mark Satterlee, Joel Rothschild, Kim Singh, and Josy Catoggio. Queer Holiday: Exploring the queer resort Russian River with HiC. Featuring 1993 Pridefest Co-chair Chris Sloan, and Ziggurat club owner Bobby Young. Gay & Lesbian Travel Expo: John Slater reporting in New York. Featuring travel expo organizer Thomas E. Roth, Barry Gruber of the Rainbow Mountain Resort, Edwin M. Andino of Harrington Travel, and Kevin Kailey of Above & Beyond Travel. Queer Comedy – Marilyn Pittman: One of the stars of Bohdan Zachary’s All Out Comedy. Taped at Josie’s Cabaret and Juice Joint in San Francisco. To Support & Defend: Gay and lesbian service members affected by President Clinton’s compromise on the military ban. Featuring Sgt. Justin Elzie and Sgt. Eliseo Martinez of the US Marine Corps, Capt. Pam Mindt and Sgt. Bruce Graner of the US National Guard, Capt. Michael Gray and Spec. E4 Jason Skerik of the US Army, Rev. Dr. Carolyn “Dusty” Pruitt of the US Army & Reserve, Staff Sgt. Thomas Paniccia of the US Air Force, Petty Officer V. Keith Meinhold and Lt. Maria Zoe Dunning of the US Navy, Richard & Heather Morgan, and Green Beret Gene Giannunzio. Inside Look – The Leather Community: Including an interview with 1992 Mr. International Leather, Lenny Broberg, and a tour of Mr. S Leather. Featuring Garret Ball of Mr. S Leather. 12. September 1993 vol. 2 issue 3 Gay and Lesbian Sports: We visit Seattle’s Northwest Gay and Lesbian Summer Sports Festival and talk with representatives of the Gay Games. Featuring co-owner of club Cuff’sTim Franulovich, owner of elite II Alex Veltri, festival co-chair Jeanne Johnson, swim coach Marvel Shoen, Gail Britto of the Emerald City Softball Association, Ed Miesen, Tim Chan of the Seattle Rainer Cup Invitational, Matthew Roe, Carma Clark, Kris Johnson, Bill Etnyre, co-president of the Association of Gay Games Rick Peterson, Tom Cracovia of New York in ’94, Gay Games co-founder Paul Mart, and bodybuilders Donna Macey and Michael Fiumara. AIDS Project LA PSA Queer Comedy – Jason Stuart Cinema Homosexual – Time Out: A short film by Rich Nobile. Books – Stonewall by Martin Duberman: John Slater interviews the author in New York. Theatre – Angels In America: Tony Kushern’s epic gay play. Reporting by Sandra Glorian. Featuring cast members Joe Mantello and Stephen Spinella. Out In America – Swing Your Partner…: The 10th Annual Convention of the International Association of Gay & Lesbian Square Dance Clubs, held on the campus of the University of Washington. Featuring Seattle City Council Member Sherri Harris, Marney Reed, Stan Schure, Steve Parry, and event organizers Dan Bray Donna Brackiel, & John Paul. Queer Holiday – Seattle: HiC reports. Featuring Chris Maltby, photographer Gregory Clark, and owner of the Gaslight Inn John Fox. Out In America – Hands Off Washington: Talking strategy with the folks working to keep Lon Mabon & Co. at bay. Featuring Charlie Brydon of the Hands Off Washington Campaign and Washington State residents Spencer from Greenacres, Melba from Bellingham, Dave from Ephrata, John from Olympia, and Paul & Beverly from Colville. 13. October 1993 vol. 2 issue 4 Queer Holiday – Hotlanta River Expo: Hotlanta, a fifteen-year tradition that draws people from all over the country to party for four days and nights. Reporting by David Surber and Lisa Merrill. Featuring drag queen Amber Divine, Danny Williams, Sandy Thurman, and Peg of Etc. Magazine. Lesbians And Breast Cancer: The quiet health crisis in our community is the epidemic rate of breast cancer among lesbians. Featuring Denne Doucher, Beverly Combs, Julie Carroll of the Feminist Women’s Health Center, founder of the Genesis Center Chad Kramer, and Mary McArthur. Network Q’s First Year: A Look Back Cinema Homosexual – Greetings From Out Here: A profile of Ellen Spiro and her tale of life among queers in the South. The Phelps Factor: An illuminating peek into the mental processes of Baptist minister Fred Phelps and his family. Reporting by Jim Doblin. Featuring Fred Phelps, Sr., Margie Phelps, Biblical scholar Daniel Breslauer of the University of Kansas, Dotti Bird, Nate Phelps, Magie Phelps, Joshua Phelps-Roper, Sharon York, District Attorney Joan Hamilton, and Topeka City Council member Beth Mechler. Recognizing Our Own: A look at gay and lesbian public officials around the country, produced by the Human Rights Campaign Fund. Featuring footage of Dianne Feinstein, Sen. Ted Kennedy, Jerry Fallwell, Ronald Reagen, Pat Buchanan, Maine State Sen. Dale McCormick, Oregon State Rep. Gail Shibley, San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Carole Migden, Harry Britt, Bill Clinton, Wisconsin State Rep. Tammy Baldwin, Laguna Beach Council Member Robert Gentry, Manhattan City Council member Tom Duane, Tim Mains, and David Mixner. Roberta Achtenberg: A member of the Clinton Administration heads home to San Francisco for Pride. Lisa Geduldig reports from the 1993 San Francisco Gay & Lesbian Freedom Day Parade. Featuring Assistant Sec. of Housing & Urban Development Roberta Achtenberg and special advisor to the White House Bob Hattoy. A Year of Queer Comedy Dad Wants To Know… Viewer Mail ————————- 14. November 1993 vol. 2 issue 5 Cover Story – PFLAG Gets Political: Parents & Friends of Lesbians and Gays is formally incorporating human rights activism into its agenda. Featuring PFLAG Toronto chairperson Carroll Lewitt, PFLAG New Orleans president Sandra Pailet, Larry Bagneris Jr. of No/AIDS Task Force, PFLAG members Jane & Rob Daroff, Lou & Bruce Kriete, PFLAG President Mitzi Henderson, Sandra Moore of PFLAG Fort Worth, Boris Oxman, and Massachusetts Rep. Gary E. Stubbs. Queer Holiday – Southern Decadence: The gay Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Featuring attendees Gary Levine, Cam Mangham, and Grand Marshall Ms. Fly. Theatre – Whoop Dee Do: Excerpts and interviews with the cast. Reporting by John Slater. Featuring creator Howard E. Crabtree and cast member Richard Stegman. Queers In Media: Attending the 2nd annual convention of the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association in New York. Featuring former US Army Staff Sgt. Jose Zuniga, NLGA President Leroy Aarons, attendees Karen Mitchell, Mark Chesnut, Ted Loos, Victoria Stagg Elliott, Michael Goff of OUT Magazine, job fair organizer Mark Calvey, Ethel C. S. Bothuel and Sean Collins of National Public Radio, New York City Mayor David J. Dinkins, New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger, New York NLGJA president Charles Kaiser, news anchors Dan Rather, Robert MacNeil Tom Brokaw, and Judy Woodruff, authors Randy Shilts and James Stewart, and Bill Dobbs of The Front Page Project. Comedy – Lynn Lawner: Performance and conversation with the songstress and comedienne Out In America – Attorney Susan Hendricks: Reporting by Stacy Zemon. Cinema Homosexual – Mi Hermano: Edgar Bravo’s story of a Latino family’s struggle with AIDS. Project Face To Face: Jason Dilley’s interactive art exhibit. The Wall Street Project Dad Wants To Know… Viewer Mail 15. December 1993 vol. 2 issue 6 (Poor quality video and missing audio during first 30 seconds of intro) Sons & Daughters of America anti-suicide PSA. Cover Story – Out On Campus: Students, counselors and faculty share their experiences being queer in high school and college. Reporting by Dave Surber. Featuring students Eric Bonds of University of New Mexico, David Valdes and Trent Vernon of Emerson College, Lisa Dewolf , Shane Garcia, and Chuck Mazer of Tufts University, author of Massachusetts Governor’s Report on Gay & Lesbian Students Warren Blumenfeld, Sarah Lonberg-Lew Rachel and Mazor of Brookline High School Gay/Straight Alliance, Heather Wishik of the Tufts University LGB Resource Center, Stephany Moore and Andrew Montano of the New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology, Professor Jeff Putnam and Dr. Gary Olsen of New Mexico Tech. Queer Comedy – Georgia Ragsdale: The comedian in action on stage and shopping at the Provincetown A&P. Dolly shots courtesy of the Shopping Cart Cam. Inside Look – Recruiting Gay Cops: Boston will begin recruiting openly gay and lesbian officers in ’94. Why the commissioner wants it and reactions from others on the force, including one of the two openly gay officers. Featuring BPD Commissioner William Bratton, Norman Hill and Denise Watson of the BPD, and Janice Platner of Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders. Interview – The Monks: RV park living. Featuring Jim Crotty and Michael Lane. Out In America – 1 Child, 5 Parents, No Problem: The first in a series of stories about gay and lesbian parents. Featuring Joyce and Rebecca Kauffman and Katherine Triantafillou. Queer Holiday – Boston/Provincetown: Featuring Diane Ford of the Boston Brew Company and Provincetown Women’s Week organizer Mike Wright. Feature – OutWrite ’93: At the annual queer writers’ confidence, thoughts on the future of gay and lesbian literature and media. Featuring Harold McNeil Robinson, Karen Job Willis, Minphay Chiou, John Preston, Pat Califia, Alison Bechdel, Diane Demassa, Jim Marks of Lambda Book Report, OutWrite ’93 coordinator Michael Bronski, Jeff Yarbrough of The Advocate, and Dell Richards. Books – Flesh & The Word 2: More porn and essays edited by John Preston. Featuring John Preston and authors Will Leber, Dave Kinnick, Christopher Wittke, and Scott O’Hara. Cinema Homosexual – Which Is Scary: Paula Gauthier’s short film, plus a brief interview with the director. Homo Home Video Viewer Mail 16. January 1994 vol. 2 issue 7 Cover Story – State Of The Movement ’94: At the Creating Change Conference, talk was of race, class, gender, and NAFTA. Featuring NGLTF Executive Director Peri Jude Radecic, former Executive Directors Urvashi Vaid and Torie Osborn, co-chairs of 1993 March on Washington Nadine Smith and Scout, Robin Kane of NGLTF, co-chair of Stonewall 25 Franklin Fry, Pat Hussain of the Atlanta Lambda Community Center, Marjorie Hill, Loraine Hutchins of BINET USA, former Exec. Dir. of National Coming Out Day Lynn Sheppod, activist Connie Norman, Ron Schlittler, Michael Petrelis of Gay & Lesbian Americans, Art Bain of Gay/Lesbian/Bi Corp. Letter, co-founders and chairs of Digital Queers Karen Wickre and Tom Rielly, and Brandon Clark. AIDS Project Los Angeles PSA Queer Comedy – Lea Delaria: On lesbian sex, men and women working together, keeping your goals in m ind, important political developments, and Andy Griffith Queer Holiday – Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina: Featuring Scott Tilley of the King & Queen Bowling League, Jim Baxter of The Front Page and White Rabbit Books, and Brigner Milne. Books – Tom Bianchi’s Extraordinary Friends: Featuring photographer Tom Bianchi, Out In America – A Gay Dad: A gay father and teenage son in North Carolina: Featuring George Smith and Chris Smith-Naill. Feature – Project Face To Face: Jason Dilley’s interactive art exhibit to help educate about people living with AIDS. With interviewer John Moore, featuring Jason Dilley and editor Thomas Avena. Feature – Shocking Gray Stunning Success: Mail order queer shopping. Featuring president Cynthia Cesnalis and Jeffrey Green of Shocking Gray Theatre – Ms. Kate Heads Off-Broadway: Kate Clinton previews her one-woman Off-Broadway show in Albuquerque, New Mexico Homo Home Video Dad Wants to Know: Featuring Christine Murphy. Viewer Mail 17. February 1994 vol. 2 issue 8 Cover Story – Inside The Gay Porn Film Industry: Producers, directors, critics, and stars share their thoughts on the business, and where it fits into the larger gay picture. Clips included. Featuring critic Dave Kinnick, Gregg Ramirez of sex shop The Pleasure Chest, Bob Tremont, producer Faron Brindley, and Hans Siebenlist of Odessey Men Video, actors Zak Spears and Derek Cruise, Sabin of Gay Video Guide, and Sam Abdul of Forum Studios. AIDS Project Los Angeles PSA Queer Holiday – West Hollywood, California: Featuring Thomas Crail of the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, David Cooley of The Abbey and Sean Mahoy. Feature – Van Ness Recovery House: One of only a handful of substance abuse programs in the U.S. catering specifically to the needs of queers. Now in its 21st year. Featuring executive director Kathy Watt, VNRH residents Chris Johnson, Allan Orosco, Anna Mejia, and Nico Lee, and former resident Jude Calamari. Queer Comedy – Karen Williams: Taped in New York Out In America – Amanda Bearce: Talking about life, work and parenting out of the closet Cinema Homosexual – Philadelphia: Jonathan Demme’s AIDS drama, starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington Inside Look – Gay & Lesbian Latinos: Talking to members of the Latino community about coming out, family, HIV and other issues Stonewall 25 – Why The Big Deal?: With Morris Kight, LA Stonewall 25 Committee co-chairs Rodney Scott and Laura Young, and Tom Dennison. On the Road to the Games – A Record-Breaking Coming Out Story: In the first of a series of athlete profiles, meeting record-winning Gay Games swimmer Michael Mealiffe. Viewer Mail 18. March 1994 vol. 2 issue 9 AIDS Project Los Angeles PSA Cover Story – Gays, Lesbuans and the Mormon Church: A conservative denomination stressing family above all else struggles with the reality of queers in its midst. Dave Surber Reports. Featuring Bob Mcintier, Lynn LaMaster, Ken Carlson of the Restoration Church of Jesus Christ, Joe McDaniels, co-editor of “Peculiar People” Marybeth Raynes, Duane Jennings of the Wasatch Affirmation Mormon Support Group, Dr. Gary Watts and Mildred Watts of the Family Fellowship, Harold Jones, Robert Rhoades, Michael Westley, Mike Fergason of Utah Gay & Lesbian Youth, Gerry Johnston of People Who Care, Brian Daley of The Pillar, and David Matheson of the Evergreen Mormon support group. Queer Comedy – Suzanne Westenhoefer: What happens when a nice girl from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania comes out and takes to the stage. Inside Look – Yes, Virginia, There Is Queer Life in Salt Lake City: Reported to be the third-largest per-capita concentration if gays, lesbians, and bisexuals in the United States, Salt Lake City’s community is tight-knit and becoming more visible. Featuring Dale Sorenson of Utah Gay & Lesbian Democrats, business owner Joe Redburn, Melissa Sillitoe of the Utah Stonewall Center, real estate broker Babs DeLay, singer/songwriter Megan Peters, Christopher Riese of the Community Council of Utah, Kim Russo of the Utah AIDS Foundation, high school students Dave Newkirk, Chris Singley, and Chris Gallagher, Mike LeBlanc and Michael Westley of Utah Gay & Lesbian Youth, Jose Neva and Peter Small of the University of Utah Lesbian & Gay Student Union, Jared Brown and Carrie Gayler of the Utah Anti-Violence Project, and Shane Jones of the Salt Lake City Police Department. Queer Holiday – Winterfest ’94: Twenty-five hundred Friends of Dorothy land in Park City for a week of skiing. Reporting by Dave Surber. Featuring Winterfest participants Peter Siderius of the Club Travel athletic club, Robbie Beck, Shawn Stinson, Mike Bureyanek, Biran Earp, Alexius Gallegos and Carl Boyer of the Gay & Lesbian Professional & Business Alliance, and Chris Condit. Cinema Homosexual – The Sundance Film Festuval: Robert Redford’s independent cinema incubator has become a cozy place for queer filmmakers. Featuring John Cooper of the Sundance Film Festival and filmmakers Richard Glatzer, Brian Sloan, Greg Bordowitz, and Rose Troche. Out In America – Sold!: Openly lesbian Realtor Babs DeLay proves that even in Salt Lake City, it’s performance that counts. Local Colors – Megan Peters: The talented singer/songwriter openned Suzanne Westenhoefer’s Salt Lake City show. On The Road To The Games – Just Can’t Get Enough: Kris Justesen gets ready for her third Gay Games. Gay Games. 19. April 1994 vol. 3 issue 0 Cover Story – Sydney’s Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras: The largest and longest pride festival in the world. Reporting by Dave Surber. Featuring Susan Harben of the Mardi Gras board, business owners Ken Holmes and Michael Hannah, Jennifer Glass of the Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby, and choreographer Sammi Shalom. Inside Look – Poofters In Oz: Locals talk about the community’s development. Reporting by Dave Surber. Featuring Cath Phillips of Burn Magazine, Greg Callahan of Campaign Magazine, Vaughn Hilton of the ABC Mardi Gras Broadcast, New South Wales M.P. Paul O’Grady. Queer Holiday – Sydney and Cairns: With Men on Vacation. Featuring Bruce McNicol, Shawn Fitzgerald, Michael Acker of Men On Vacation. Queer Comedy – The First International Gay & Lesbian Comedy Festival: Running for two weeks during Mardi Gras in Sydney, featuring American queer comics. Featuring Festival co-producers Robin Tyler and Barbara Bridges, and comedians Steve Moore, Lynda Montgomery, and Michael Greer. On The Road To The Games – Bump, Set, Spike: Shane Parker and Team Sydney train for the volleyball competition Out In Australia – Paul O’Grady: The only openly gay member of Parliament in New South Wales Viewer Mail Homo Home Video: Featuring Professors Joy Morrison and Laura Milner of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. 20. May 1994 vol. 3 issue 1 AIDS Project Los Angeles condom PSA Cover Story – Homeless Queer Youth: Why they’re on the street, and how an innovative Austin program is helping to meet their needs. Featuring Michelle Burrows of Out Youth Austin, Oscar Lopez of AIDS Services of Austin, and teens Glenn Aupperle, Ariel, Kymm, Jeremy, and Connie. Inside Look – Fighting The Right: In the first profile of local communities battling the Radical Right, Austin works to preserve domestic partner health benefits for city employees. Coverage includes two videos being used to educate voters about the larger Christian agenda. Featuring Rich Bailey and Mark Yznaga of the Mainstream Austin Coalition, Michael Brandes of Concerned Texans, Diane Hardy-Garcia of Gay & Lesbian Rights Lobby of Texas, minister Jim Rigby, and Texas State Representative Glen Maxey. Out In America – Grace Under Pressure: A high school student, her mom, and her basketball coach start a l/g/bi support group. Featuring Grace La Tour and her mother Renee Buck, Austin High School basketball coach Tammy Bradley, AHS counselor Steve Siefert. The Road To The Games – Onward Into The Storm: Team Austin’s athletes and supporters. Featuring Team Austin co-chairs Charon Bolin and Gary Reese, artist Cameron Johnson, and athletes Clifford Ueltschey, Cinema Homosexual – Eggplantasia by Heyd Fontenot and Threesome from Tri-Star films. Featuring filmmakers Beth Wishterich and and Heyd Fontenot, writer/director of Threesome Andrew Fleming, and actors Josh Charles, Stephen Baldwin, and Lara Flyn Boyle. Local Color – Queer Austin Music (& Arts) Scene: Featuring Kay Longcope of The Texas Triangle, Stephen Yarbrough and Michael Deguzman of LGBA UT, Kerry O’Quinn of Club 404, Margaret Moser of Austin Chronicle, musicians Gretchen Phillips of the Gretchen Phillips Experience, Lynn Keller and Gigi Ladl of Cecilia Saint, and Kay Turner of Girls in the Nose. Viewer Mail 21. June 1994 vol. 3 issue 2 AIDS Project LA condom PSA Cover Story – California AIDS Ride: Five hundred cyclists ride 500 miles from San Francisco to LA to raise funds for one the LA Gay & Lesbian Community Services Center’s AIDS programs. Featuring AIDS Ride producer Dan Pallotta, Lori Jean of the LA Gay & Lesbian Community Center, Larry Graifer of Tanqueray, Melissa Etheridge, actor Doug Savant, comedian Lea Delaria, and cyclists Joel Thurm, Brenda Kinoshita, Megan Asher, Jim Fleck, and Fox TV LA reporter Cristina Gonzalez. Inside Look – Gay Greeks: Gay men in college fraternities. Featuring John Lee of the Gay Interfraternity Alliance, UCLA student Adam Ross San Diego State University students Russell Roybal, Jason Baker, Scott Echard, Budd Barmeyer, and Dougu Case of SDSU. Queer Holiday – San Diego: Featuring Carla Coshow of The Flame, George Biagi and Jeri Dilno of the San Diego Gay & Lesbian Times, Christine Kehoe of the San Diego City Council, Jean Pierre Montagne of Obelisk Bookstore, Greg Wright of David’s Place. Out In America – Hello, Neighbor!: Azalea Park in San Diego began publicly recruiting queers. Featuring Azalea Park residents Linda Pennington, Vicki Davis, Larry Kidd, and realtor Anne Christensen. Cinema Homosexual – Salmonberries: Starring kd lang. Featuring filmmaker Percy Adlon, and Felix Adlon. Theatre – The Ballad of Little Mikey: Subtitled “The Birth Of An Activist”. Featuring the writer/director Mark Savage and actors Mark Smith, William C. Lambrianides, Kevin Crafft, and Tobe Sexton. Music: Gay music artist Karel. Gay Games IV: Featuring George Biagi and Marty Blanco of America’s Finest City Softball League. Viewer Mail 22. July 1994 vol. 3 issue 3 AIDS Project LA condom PSA Cover Story – Camp Sister Spirit – Under Siege in Ovett: Brenda and Wanda Henson’s feminist retreat in Mississippi threatened by prejudiced neighbors trying to run them out. Featuring Brenda and Wanda Henson, and attorneys David Daniels and Alison Gude. Queer Holiday – Pensacola, Florida: Featuring Riley Hoggard of the Gulf Islands National Seashore group, Andy Anderson of Christopher St. South, event promoter Steve Berman, president of the White Heat AIDS Foundation Jim Goldman, and vacationers Kim Woodward, Mick Kaczorowski, and Prentice Satterfield. The Fabulous Flirtations: The New York a capella group on the recent death of Michael Callen. Featuring band members Cliff Townsend, Jimmy Rutland, Aurelio Font, and Jon Arterton. Inside Look – Naiad Press: The oldest and largest women’s publishing house. Featuring Naiad Press CEO Barbara Grier and Donna McBride. Cinema Homosexual – Go Fish: Premiered at Sundance Film Festival. Now entering wide release. Featuring filmmaker Rose Troche and actor Guinevere Turner. Out In America – Marty Huie & Jeff Wade: An out gay married couple in Tallahassee, Florida. Country & Gay: Jeff Miller, the only openly gay act in Nashville looking for a major label deal. Viewer Mail 23. August 1994 vol. 3 issue 4 Special Edition – Gay Games IV & Stonewall 25: Highlights and interviews from the two New York City events. Gay Games IV: David Surber and Judy Nelson report. Featuring Judy Nelson of “In the Life,” Dave Lohse and David Fazio of the Gay Games IV organization, co-president of the Federation of Gay Games Rick Peterson, and athletes Bruce Hayes. Rene Oldrich, Jack Hilovsky of the D.C. water polo team, John Breckenridge, Bruce Gallard-Grant of the Sydney Flag Football team, Lisa Meyer and Collette Francel of the Seattle flag football team, Gary Riese of the Austin cycling team, Maria Timiraos of the Denver cycling team, Sean Crowley of the San Francisco skating team, Paul Dessauru of D.C. powerlifting, Stefan Lynch of the San Francisco tennis team, Jennifer Ogle of the Seattle swimming team, Devin Shancady of the Denver wrestling team. Gay Games Cultural Festival: Reporting by Greg Watt. Featuring choreographer/dancer Bill T. Jones, Sir Ian McKellen, Mathilde Krim of AMFAR, and comedians Kate Clinton, Sandra Bernhard, Suzy Berger, Bob Smith, Maggie Cassella Stonewall 25 – Becoming More Visible: David Surber reports on an historical exhibit on gay history at the New York Public Library, featuring Rodney Phillips of the NYPL, and the Stonewall 25 March and Rally, featuring Molly Hart of the Castillo Cultural center, Stonewall veterans Allen Mendelson, Ivan Valentin, John Paul, & Mama Jean. World’s Largest Rainbow Flag: The Stadtlanders Foundation created a mile-long rainbow flag to lead the Stonewall 25 march. Featuring Karen Jacobi of the Stadtlanders Foundation and creator of the rainbow flag Gilbert Baker. 24. September 1994 vol. 3 issue 5 AIDS Project LA condom PSA Inside Look – HIV & Youth: Interviews with young people about their relationship to HIV and safe sex practices. Featuring Jens Tobiasson, Stephanie Bender, Brendan Haymaker and Nick Mischel of Joy Luck Life, Joseph Huser, Dr. Elizabeth McFarland of the HIV program at Children’s Hospital, and Richard Barton of the Colorado AIDS Project. Cinema Homosexual – The Life & Times of Allen Ginsberg: Jay Aronson’s film chronicles his life. Featuring director Jay Aronson, Queer Holiday – Denver, Colorado: featuring local business owners Bill Burgess of Billie’s, Clyde Stephens of Victoria Oaks Inn, Denver residents Zac Hanson. Boulder, CO: Talking to young people about being LGBT in Boulder. Featuring Naropa University students Brian Jacobs, Eliza Schwarz, Sheila Anderson, Gregory Munna, Jonathan Dharma, Pasq Wilson, and Zaki Kamandy. Also featuring local business owners Doug Courson and Chris McPeek. Comedy – Out There II: Featuring producer Trevor Hopkins, comedians Amanda Bearse, Mark Davis, Maggie Cassella, and Frank Maya. Project Angel Heart: A grass-roots AIDS service group serving meals and cleaning homes for home-bound people with AIDS. Featuring Project Angel Heart director Charles Robbins, workers Patte Henderson and Frankie Bruce, and client Steve Hoffman. Out In America – Tim Gill: The founder of software company Quark, Inc. is one of two openly gay men on the Forbes 400. Viewer Mail 25. October 1994 vol. 3 issue 6 Cover Story – Kumbaya Music Festival: Canadian artists perform in Toronto to benefit AIDS services organization. Featuring festival organizer Molly Johnson, producer Mark Smith, and musician Ed Robertson of Barenaked Ladies. Inside Look – Sex In Canda: A paradox of relative permissiveness and widespread censorship and criminal prosecution. Featuring activists Gail Mourant and Chris Burchell, Professors Jay Cassel, Thelma McCormack, & Brenda Cossman of York University, CBC producer Max Allen, Toshiya Kuwabara of Glad Gay Bookshop, Matthew McGowan, and artist Eli Langer. Comedy – An All-Canadian Line-Up: Elvira Kurt and friends perform at Crews in Toronto. Featuring Elvira Kurt, Bedelia Bidet, Suzy Richter, Marla Lukofsky, and Jonathan Wilson. Queer Holiday – Toronto: featuring Tim Jones of theater group Buddies in Bad Times, Alison Kemper of the 519 Church Street Community Center, and local business owner Peter Bochove. Cinema Homosexual – Zero Patience: John Greyson’s AIDS Musical. Featuring writer/director John Greyson, cast members Norman Fauteux, John Robinson, and Michael Callen, Anna Stratton, co-producer Louise Garfield, choreographer Susan McKenzie, and composer Glen Schellenberg. Viewer Mail 26. November 1994 vol. 3 issue 6 Music – Disappear Fear: A concert at a small Midwestern college Queer Holiday – Chicago: Featuring local residents and business ownersTony Klok, Jill Rosenthall, Bill Edlebeck, Garrison Clarke, Karen Sendziak, Tom Jevec, Kevin Boyer, Corbin Woodling, Mary Sherman, Laurie Jacobsen, and Michelle Fire. Theatre – Party: Chicago’s longest-running gay play. Featuring writer David Dillon and cast members Ted Bales, Kellum Lewis, and Vince Gatton. Out In America – Chicago’s First Openly Queer Police Sgt. Dorothy Knudson: Featuring Knudson and partner Ronda Rhoades. Comedy – The Gay Comedy Jam: Scott Kennedy and Kevin Maye perform in Chicago. Cinema – Priscilla, Queen of the Desert: Featuring writer/director Stephan Elliott and cast members Guy Pearce, Terence Stamp, and Hugo Weaving. Merchandise – Network Q Direct: Network Q debuts its new mail-order service “;} The videos in this collection contain news segments on 1990s anti-gay initiatives; coverage of LGBT events like the 1993 March on Washington; investigative reporting on topics like homelessness in LGBT youth and breast cancer in lesbians; independent films, plays, music, and comedy by LGBT performers; travel guides; tips for living with HIV and AIDS; and interviews with LGBT activists, artists, and public figures like Allen Ginsberg. Recurring segments include “Inside Look,” “Cinema Homosexual,” and “Queer Holiday.”

a:1:{i:0;s:67:” 1. [Ken McLaren Blues Poetry] 2. [Ken McLaren Poetry] “;} These are original writings of Ken McLaren’s poetry. This collection also includes a published book of McLaren’s work, published posthumously. There are also four audio cassette tapes of Ken McLaren reading his own work. The four audio cassette tapes have been transferred to the Center’s audio server.

a:1:{i:0;s:819:” 1. Letters from Chuck Edwards 2. Letters to Chuck Edwards 1 3. Letters to Chuck Edwards 2 4. Letters to Chuck Edwards 3 5. Letters to NETGALA 1 6. Letters to NETGALA 2 7. Letters to NETGALA 3 8. NETGALA Informational Pamphlets and Flyers 1 9. NETGALA Informational Pamphlets and Flyers 2 10. NETGALA Informational Pamphlets and Flyers 3 11. Miscellaneous GALA Informational Pamphlets and Flyers 1 12. Miscellaneous GALA Informational Pamphlets and Flyers 2 13. Congressional Documents 14. NYC Comptroller Documents 15. US Department of Justice Documents 16. University GALA Branches 17. Meeting Notes 18. Interoffice Memorandum 19. GALA Mailing List 1 20. GALA Mailing List 2 21. Photographs “;} This collection is an accumulation of letters, pamphlets, flyers, and correspondences between NetGALA, its branches, and the members of these organizations.

a:2:{i:0;s:328:” 1. [Q-GLU Minutes] 2. Incorporation 3. Treasury 4. Fundraising 5. Q-GLU Membership 6. [Q-GLU] Program Committee 7. [Q-GLU] Political Committee 8. [Q-GLU] Social Committee 9. [Claire Shulman (Queens Borough President)] 10. [Q-GLU] Newsletters 11. [Q-GLU Events] “;i:1;s:423:” 12. Hate Mail 13. [Elected Officials] 14. Children of the Rainbow [Curriculum] 15. [March on Washington (1993)] 16. Candidates Night – Jackson Hts. (Pride Agenda) 17. Pride Agenda Conference 18. Boycott Colorado 19. Newtown Project 20. [Other LGBT Organizations] 21. Computer & Office Equipment 22. [Tee Shirt/Button Designs] 23. [Q-GLU] Mechanicals “;} This collection contains institutional records of the Q-GLU organization, including financial records and membership rolls, as well as planning documents and fliers on political actions, meetings, and events. It includes material on the controversial “Children of the Rainbow” curriculum, including correspondence and responses to press coverage, as well as planning and programming material for the 1993 March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation. This collection also contains many Q-GLU newsletters.

a:2:{i:0;s:1426:” 1. Baby’s Record [cards, notes & family miscellany] 2. Baby’s Record [scrapbook] / [Book of Common Prayer] 3. [Correspondence with parents] 1942, 2/14/1943 – 12/29/1943 4. [Correspondence between Kermit Kelly, mother Edith] 10/1/1943 – 12/29/1943 5. [Correspondence between Kermit Kelly mother Edith] 1/1/1944 – 9/6/1944 6. [Correspondence between Kermit Kelly, mother Edith] 9/10/1944 – 11/30/1945 7. [Correspondence between Kermit Kelly, mother, Edith] 12/1945 – 6/1946 [and undated] 8. [Kermit Kelly poetry and writings] 1940 – 1980 9. [Yeoman Oberlin Literary Mag Issues, June ’44-’46] 10. [Local newspaper clippings on Kermit & Edith Kelly c. 1935-65] 11. [Ohio newspaper clippings on Burford Kelly family] 12. [Assorted correspondence / Address book] 13. [Retirement, insurance and medical papers] 14. [School papers] 15. 1154-56 First Ave [co-op papers] 16. [Tax & Financial Documents] 17. [Cultural Events Programs] 18. [Asian screen design] / Forbes Piper Magazine, Spring 1990 19. Happenings in the Life of a Broken Teapot [mockup of book is a collaboration between Kermit Kelly and friend, Jean Nicolesco-Dorobantzou] 20. [Baseball card-sized photos] 21. [Family Photos & Slides] 22. [Edith Burford Kelly photos] 23. [K snapshots, South Bay, Oberlin College?] “;i:1;s:1185:” 24. [Kelly family photos 1925 – 1980’s] 25. Treasured Memories [~1935 scrapbook] 26. [Papers belonging to Edith Kelly] 27. [Edith Burton Kelly] [Awards & Diplomas] [Family papers] 28. [Edith Kelly Theatrical Photos & Materials] 29. [Edith Kelly creative writings] 30. [Papers of] Mrs. Edith Kelly 31. The Oratorio of Esther [Civil War Era Sheet Music] 1878 Southern Musical Journal & papers 32. [Father Ralph Kelly WWI papers] 33. [Ralph Kelly WWI journal 9/17 – 6/18] 34. The Absolute Truth [Official US Photos of WWI] & To Homeward Bound Americans [Pamphlet for WWI US Veterans] 35. Ralph A. Kelly American Expeditiary Forces Identity Card / [uniform stripe] 36. [Correspondence re death of Harry Veyon, Kermi Kelly’s uncle] Sept – Dec 1900 37. History of the 42nd: The Rainbow Division 1919 [w/ rainbow patch, memorabilia] 38. Welcome to Delaware, Ohio [brochure] 39. Photographs [Ralph’s WWI photos] 40. [Ralph’s war photos x 4] 41. [Genealogy charts x 3] 42. Being the Story of a Light Field Artillery Battery From Illinois During the World War [I] “;} Personal correspondence make up a great deal of this collection, especially with Kelly’s mother, Edith Burford Kelly. Correspondence with other relatives, as well photographs and genealogy charts, add to the available data on Kelly’s family life. Other records such as Kelly’s school report card, his curriculum vita, and financial documents contribute to broader biographical information more than personal details and life stories. Some of Kelly’s own work, including original poetry, plays and short fiction, are collected together in one folder; some are written in English, others French. There is also the transcript of a lecture Kelly delivered at an unknown location on French thought in Western culture. The dozens of letters that he exchanged with his mother reveal interesting tidbits about his day-to-day life, such as what he was reading or recountings of weekend college trips. Materials belonging to his mother, Edith Barton Kelly, include photographs of her stage performances in The Importance of Being Earnest as well as her own creative writing. Several photos belonging to his father, Ralph Kelly, show official images of WWI soldiers (his peers), as well as his personal journal kept during wartime.

a:2:{i:0;s:2221:” 1. [Italy journal, August 1982] 2. [Advocate article, 1984] 3. [San Francisco bathhouse closing testimony, undated] 4. [Dissertation] Materials on founding and early days of Free Academy 5. [Dissertation] Fishing list 6. [Dissertation] John H. Finley papers, NYPL [New York Public Library] 7. [Dissertation] General materials on CCNY [City College of New York] 8. [Dissertation] Jewish materials 9. [Dissertation : Education research proposal] 10. Board of Education [Stuyvestant report cards, stats, substitute teacher license] 11. [City College fraternity and sorority advisor] 12. [Ramapo College, 1977] 13. [Vogel resumes] 14. [Fashion Institute of Technology, correspondence] 15. [Professional correspondence and records, 1968-1986] 16. [Don Castellanos correspondence] 17. [Governor Mario Cuomo] 18. [Human Rights Advisory Council, 1983-1984] 19. [Governor’s Advisory Council to the AIDS Institute, minutes 24 May 1984] 20. [Workers Compensation Board, 1984-1985] 21. [Governor’s Task Force on Gay Issues, minutes 13 Aug 1984] 22. [Governor’s Task Force on Gay Issues, 1984] 23. [Advisory Council on AIDS, 1985] 24. Negotiations [Acquisition of 208 West 13th Street] 25. [LGBT Center Board mnutes and attachments, 1983-1985] 26. [LGBT Center development and fundraising, 1983-1985] 27. [LGBT Center personnel, 1983-1984] 28. LGBT Center computers, 1984-1985] 29. [National Association of Lesbian and Gay Democratic Clubs, 1984] 30. City College [commencement programs, 1965-1967; Fraternity Council newsletter; apartment lease] 31. New York University [courses and grades] 32. [Condolence letters on Peter Vogel’s death, 1986] 33. [Peter Vogel funeral, obituaries, condolence resolutions, 1986] 34. [State Senator Marchi blocks resolution on Vogel’s death] 35. Answering the Call [Fund for Human Dignity Awards dinner, 1986] 36. [Peter Vogel Memorial Fund] 37. [Peter Vogel birth and circumcision certificates] 38. Letters from Mom 39. [Genealogy] 40. [Award plaque copies] “;i:1;s:797:” 41. [Lily Vogel, Peter’s mother, notebooks, undated] 42. Speeches and Articles [Lily Vogel] 43. Lily Vogel death and condolences, 1985] 44. Franz Vogel [uncle] 45. [Helen Vogel, aunt] 46. Correspondence in English and Polish re: getting Dr. Michael Ringal, Lily Vogel’s father, from Russia to Palestine, 1940-41] 47. Scrapbook 1955-1961 48. Aspen photo album, 7 to 14 Jan 1985 49. Birthday party photo album, 1985 50. [Photos] 51. [Family photo album, Poland 1930s] 52. [Family photo album, France 1930s] 53. [Vogel family photos] 54. Indicator 1961 [Stuvestant High School yearbook] 55. Microcosm, 1966 [City College yearbook] 56. Portfolio ’87 [Fashion Institute of Technology yearbook] clippings. “;} The Peter B. Vogel Papers contain some of his writings, including testimony on bathhouse closures in San Francisco, research for his education dissertation, and a 1982 journal of his trip to Italy. It also contains professional correspondence and letters from Governor Mario Cuomo to Vogel in his various capacities within the Cuomo administration. Four folders deal with the 1983 founding and early days of the LGBT Community Center in New York. The papers include many condolence letters, as well as materials related to State Senator John Marchi’s attempt to stop the legislature from issuing a resolution in Peter’s honor after his death in 1986. There are a number of photo allbums, both Peter’s and earlier Vogel family albums from the 1930s and 40s. The Vogel papers also include older materials from his Aunt Helen, Uncle Franz, and most importantly his mother Lily . Lily Vogel was an active Zionist and member of Hadassah. Included are speeches and articles by her. Also there is a folder of correspondence from her 1940s effort to get her father, Dr. Michael Ringal out of Russia and into Palestine.

a:4:{i:0;s:770:” 1. [Journal, 1987] 2. [“I Love My…” journal, 1987] 3. [Journal 1988-1989] 4. [Medical journal, May-June 1990] 5. [Journal, August 1990] 6. Rhoda!!! [ Rhoda Carroll Fairman correspondence, 1973-1985] 7. Lynne Kane Kards [cards] 8. Harriet [Libstag correspondence, 1974-1987] 9. Correspondence, 1968-1979 10. Correspondence 1980-1983 11. Correespondence 1984-1990 12. Correspondence undated, 1 of 3 13. Correspondence undated, 2 of 3 14. Correspondence undated, 3 of 3 15. Greeting card scrapbook, 1970-1973 [1 of 2] 16. Greeting card scrapbook, 1970-1973 [2 of 2] 17. Greeting card scrapbook, 1974-1989 [1 of 2] 18. Greeting card scrapbook, 1974-1989 [2 of 2] “;i:1;s:1421:” 19. Alice [Alice in Wonderland [play] 20. And Friends [play] 21. Audition [play] 22. Bartholomew Cubbins [play] 23. Bingo 24. Bintelbrief [Letters about friendship from readers of Bintelbrief] 25. Carnival [play] 26. Cycles [play] 27. Fairbund…and Friends [play] 28. A Gay Play – Untitled 29. In Pursuit of Happiness [play] 30. Joan [ Joan of Arc play] 31. Lesbians and Gays on Stage – Retrospective 32. Midsummer Night’s Dream [play] 33. Once Upon a Kingdom [play] 34. Peter and the Wolf [play] 35. Patchwork ’83 [play] 36. Patchwork ’84 [play] 37. Peter Pan [play] 38. Pinocchio [play] 39. Scapino [play] 40. Should Have Been a Love Play [play] 41. Sound of Music [play] 42. Spoon River Anthology [play] 43. S. R. O.: An Historical Presentation of American Theater 44. Stella [Adler] 45. Transformations [play] 46. Yiddish Theater Play 47. Miscellaneous scripts 48. [Plays and musicals – School productions, 1968-1986] 49. Unexpected company -incorporation and legal business, 1977-1980 50. [Unexpected Company – contracts and administration] 51. [Unexpected Company – correspondence 1976-1984] 52. [Unexpected Company – graphics, flyers, promotional materials] 53. [Unexpected Company – stage directions] “;i:2;s:1565:” 54. Unexpected Company – The Book [1 of 2] 55. Unexpected Company – The Book [2 of 2] 56. [Theater scrapbook] 57. [Costume sketches] 58. Children’s Theater Workshop 59. [Hruska biographical information] 60. [Calendar 1990] 61. Contract to create change [contract with himself] 62. Medical – completed files 63. Medical Blood Project [HIV test results, bloodwork] 64. Fire Island [lease etc.] 65. [Arthur Goodman birthday party] 66. Blue Book, November 1985 – October 1986 [financial records] 67. Evaluations [of Hruska at Jericho Public Schools] 68. [Jericho Public Schools curricula] 69. Jericho Public Schools curricula] 70. School Assembly [planning] 71. [Jericho Public Schools miscellaneous] 72. [Curriculum materials 1] 73. [Curriculum materials 2] 74. [Curriculum materials 3] 75. [Curriculum materials 4] 76. [Curriculum materials 5] 77. [British Integrated Day curriculum materials] 78. British Integrated Day 79. [Thinking About the 17th Century: Humanaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 1 of 2] 80. [Thinking About the 17th Century: Humanaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 2 of 2] 81. [Thinking About the 18th Century: Humanaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 1 of 5] 82. [Thinking About the 18th Century: Humanaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 2 of 5] 83. [Thinking About the 18th Century: Humanities Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 3 of 5] “;i:3;s:656:” 84. Thinking About the 18th Century: Humaniaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 4 of 5] 85. Thinking About the 18th Century: Humaniaties Curriculum for Grades 4 to 6, 1984. 5 of 5] 86. Speech therapy games 87. [C. W. Post syllabi and course work] 88. Term papers [C. W. Post School of Education] 89. [Academic work] 90. Papers for in-service – term papers 91. Survivors: Conversations with Upper Westsider [MSS of Backroom BBS [computer bulletin board] 92. Photos: family 93. Photos: Unexpected Company 94. School theater scrapbook 95. Photos: miscellaneous 35mm transparencies “;} The collection includes journals of Mr. Hruska from 1987 to 1990, including a separate medical journal for the last months of his life. There is correspondence and greeting cards from 1968 to 1990. This includes separate folders for correspondence with friends Rhoda Carroll Fairman, Lynne Kane and Harriet Libstag. The larger part of the collection is Hruska’s writing, mostly plays. Many of the plays are for children. There is also business papers and flyers for the “Unexpected Company.” In addition there are curricula for his work as a teacher, and also for his own studies. A few folders contain family photos and theater scrapbooks.There are eleven videos, originally VHS but transferred to DVD. These videos are mostly of his school plays, but also include performances of the “Unexpected Company”. There are a number of audio reel to reel tapes. These are cataloged based only on their labeling. The cataloger has not listened to these tapes.

a:1:{i:0;s:198:” 1. [Personal information] 2. [Electoral politics] 3. [Manhattan Cable] 4. [Transgender rights] 5. [Photos] 6. [8×10 photos] 7. [Photos by Lucia Cammarata] “;} Box 1 contains 117 DVDs of episodes of “The Diana Montford Show”, folders for papers of various categories and photographs. Box 2 contains the original VHS tapes and mini digital video cassettes of episodes of “The Diana Montford Show”.

a:1:{i:0;s:2155:” 1. GMSMA – 1987 March on Washington S/M Leather Contingent & Conference 2. GMSMA – Agendas – 1981-1993 3. GMSMA – Articles & essays – 1981-1993 4. GMSMA – Brochures & flyers – 1981-1993 5. GMSMA – Committee reports – 1981-1993 6. GMSMA – Leather Pride Night – 1981-1993 7. GMSMA – Memos & correspondence – 1981-1993 8. GMSMA – Newsletters – 1981-1993 9. GMSMA – Organizational – 1981-1993 10. GMSMA – Program notes & handouts – 1981-1993 11. GMSMA – Program schedules – 1981-1993 12. GMSMA – Public Relations Committee – 1981-1993 13. GMSMA – Special events – 1981-1993 14. GMSMA – Tenth Anniversary – 1991 15. Heritage of Pride – Executive Board agendas, minutes, reports, correspondence – 1997 16. Heritage of Pride – International Association of Lesbian and Gay Pride Coordinatoirs – 1997 17. Heritage of Pride – Media Committee agendas, minutes, reports, correspondence – 1993-1997 18. Heritage of Pride – Notes and correspondence – 1997 (folder 1 of 2) 19. Heritage of Pride – Notes and correspondence – 1997 (folder 2 of 2) 20. Heritage of Pride – Press releases – 1996-1997 21. Heritage of Pride – Pride Guide memos and notes – 1995-1997 22. Bear Cafe – Agendas – 2003-2006 23. Bear Cafe – Artists and performers 24. Bear Cafe – Background, bylaws – 2003-2004 25. Bear Cafe – Bake-off 26. Bear Cafe – Bear County Fair 27. Bear Cafe – Brochures & flyers 28. Bear Cafe – Events – 2003-2007 29. Bear Cafe – Executive Board & committee reports 30. Bear Cafe – Finances 31. Bear Cafe – Fundraising, external 32. Bear Cafe – Fundraising, internal – 2004-2008 33. Bear Cafe – Membership – 2003-2007 34. Bear Cafe – Minutes – 2003-2006 35. Bear Cafe – Miscellaneous – 2001-2008 36. Bear Cafe – Outreach – 2006-2007 37. Bear Cafe – Photographs 38. Bear Cafe – President, speech scripts – 2004-2008 39. Bear Cafe – Set-up & hospitality 40. Bear Cafe – Paid door admission rubber stamp “;} Brian O’Dell is a Gay man living in the NYC area, and was active in several New York Gay organizations, two of which (Gay Male S/M Activists and Bear Cafe) he was a founding member of. These are his personal files from that work, which include notes, correspondence, organizational material, flyers and other printed matter, and photos. Gay Male S/M Activists (GMSMA) was a political, educational, and social orgnization for Gay men into sadomasochism. Heritage of Pride (HoP) (formerly Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, or CSLDC) organizes the annual Gay Pride March, Rally, and Dance in New York City, and is still active. Bear Cafe was a social orgnization for Gay men who identified as bears (large and hairy). See also Collection #86, Heritage of Pride Records.

a:8:{i:0;s:712:” 1. Journal March, 1975 2. Journal 1979-1980 [names, phone numbers, notes] 3. Sections of Memoirs with David Dalton 4. Transcription of Tapes [Susan, David, Jackie] 5. Misc. Notes & Ideas for Dialogue, Poems 6. The Wit & Wisdom of Jackie Curtis 7. Tomato Soup [synopsis, dialogue, lines, Ideas] 8. Poems & Song Lyrics 9. Poems by Jackie Curtis 10. Misc. Writing [unidentified dialogue] 11. Scrapbook Collages 12. Journal: Parousia S.O.M. The King of Fict. 13. Wild Orchids [Book of Poems by Jackie Curtis] 14. Red Movie, Projection Womb [2 stories, poem & misc. writing] 15. Misc. Writing by Jackie Curtis “;i:1;s:572:” 16. Photo Diary [from Peter Groby 1979-1982] 17. Journal [undated, random notes, lists] 18. Diary 1985 19. Scrapbook 20. Scrapbook 21. Scrapbook 22. Scrapbook 23. Journal [about movies, actors] 24. Address book 1977 25. Misc. Personal Notes & Receipts 26. Jackie Curtis Resumes, Mailing List, Agent List 27. Letters & Postcards from Friends 28. Lawyer Letter to Landlord, Mark Upton IOU, Hospital release 29. Letter from Therapist, Medicaid Records, Hospital Card, Prescriptions “;i:2;s:1014:” 30. Family Letters 31. Misc. Notes & Letters to Jackie 32. Funeral Card, Ellen Stewart Memorial Poem 33. Eulogy by Glen Orr 34. Stars Fell in Alabama [poem for Jackie Curtis, unknown author] 35. Autograph book 36. Autographed Photos & Programs 37. Jackie Curtis Directors chair back 38. 45 RPM Record [inscribed to Debbie Kane] 39. WR: Mysteries of the Organism [book] 40. WR: Mysteries of the Organism [press information for film] 41. The Language of Flowers [book] 42. Ashes of Roses by Robert Perry [book, poetry] 43. Poetry Project [flyers, posters, programs] 44. Reviews and Interviews [newspaper clippings] 45. NYB Magazine “The Familiar Made Unfamiliar” by Jackie Curtis as told to Charles Austin 46. Details Magazine 1985 [article by Penny Arcade] 47. Selfish Lullaby: The Story of Jackie Curtis by David Dalton & Jackie Curtis 48. Tangerine #8 1/2 [Magazine: Tribute to Jackie] “;i:3;s:1001:” 49. inter/VIEW with Eric Emerson 50. “Jackie” by Gerald Dugan [Play Script & Letter] 51. Cabaret Show: Posters, Ads, Photos 52. Sheet Music 53. Yearbook: School of Art & Design 1964 54. 50th Anniversary Program 55. Press Releases, Publicity Clips 56. Jackie Curtis Nightclub Act 1984 57. Programs from Play/Script Readings 58. Metamorphemyth [play script] 59. Champagne by Jackie Curtis [original play script] 60. Champagne by Jackie Curtis [scripts with notations] 61. Champagne [script with collage cover, notes] 62. Poster & Program for Champagne 63. Cock Strong, Playhouse of the Ridiculous, Cafe La Mama [photo album] 64. Program for Cock Strong 65. Heaven Grand in Amber Orbit [promo flyer, ad] 66. Astral World by Jackie Curtis [play script 1976] 67. Blood Red Rose [P.R. photo & song lyrics] 68. Strangers When We Meet [script about Andy Warhol’s Factory] “;i:4;s:766:” 69. Heaven Grand in Amber Orbit [script] 70. Born Too Late or the Cinema Du Mah Mind [script & music for cabaret act 1981] 71. Astral World [play script] 72. Copyright certificate, Astral World 73. Glamour, Glory and Gold by Jackie Curtis [play scripts w/ notes] 74. Glamour, Glory and Gold [promo material, reviews] 75. Glamour, Glory and Gold by Jackie Curtis [intro by Joey Preston] 76. Theodora: A new Musical Comedy by Jackie Curtis [script] 77. The World 38 [book of poetry including “The Star” by Jackie Curtis] 78. Andy Warhol presents Women In Revolt [screenplay] 79. Tyrone X by Nick Markovich [Jackie Curtis’ script] 80. The Francis Farmer Story by Nick Markovich [play script] “;i:5;s:605:” 81. Lucky Wonderful: A Musical Comedy [Book by Jackie Curtis, Music & Lyrics by Paul Benedict] 82. Astral World [first draft script] 83. Heaven Grand in Amber Orbit [script, intro by Craig Highberger] 84. Vain Victory by Jackie Curtis [play script] 85. Vain Victory by Jackie Curtis [script, intro by Craig Highberger] 86. Vain Victory by Jackie Curtis [script] 87. Jackie by Gerald Dugan [play script 1986] 88. Photos of Friends 89. Contents of small Photo book 90. Lucky Wonderful Rehearsal Photos 91. Photos from Parties and Plays “;i:6;s:522:” 92. Photos, Young Jackie Curtis [teenage] 93. Tyrone X [play program, P.R. clips, photos] 94. I Died Yesterday PR packet, Photos of Jackie as Frances Farmer 95. Vain Victory [photos, promo material, reviews] 96. Jackie Curtis Photos [slides] 97. Press Releases 98. The Trojan Women & Performance for Peace [programs] 99. Contact Proofs & Negatives 100. Jackie Curtis Photos [headshots & P.R. photos] 101. Family & Childhood Photos   “;i:7;s:228:” 102. Calendars 1983, 1984, 1985 103. Photos and Clippings [large portfolio] 104. Photos and Clippings [large portfolio] 105. Jackie in I Died Yesterday [large photo prints by photographer Gerry Vezzuso] “;} The collection contains play scripts and poems written by Jackie Curtis as well as scripts for plays Jackie appeared in as an actor. It includes other examples of Jackie’s writing in journals and notebooks of random ideas for stories, plays and dialogue. There are several scrapbooks containing photos and collages with notes and comments. There are posters, flyers, programs, reviews, photos and publicity materials for plays Jackie wrote and appeared in as well as for plays by others Jackie performed in. There are also posters and other material related to Jackie’s cabaret performances. There are clippings and copies of interviews and articles about Jackie Curtis, some written after Jackie’s death. There are letters to and from family and friends. There is a large amount of photos pertaining to Jackie’s career as a performer, mostly in drag, but some not. While many of the photos are formal headshots and portraits, there are also many informal snapshots with friends at parties and events. There are also some family and childhood photos and many of teenage Jackie. There are some receipts and records related to Jackie’s hospitalization and prescription drug use in Jackie’s last years.

a:23:{i:0;s:794:” 1. Journal 1935 – 1941 2. Journal 1942 3. Journal 1943 4. Typed Journal Excerpt 1 Jan 1943 to 22 Mar 1943 5. Journal 1 Jan 1944 yo 17 July 1944 6. Journal 18 Jul 1944 to 24 Sep 1944 7. Journal 25 Sep 1944 to 30 Nov 1944 8. Journal 30 Nov 1944 to 31 Dec 1944 9. Journal 1 Jan 1945 to 31 Jan 1945 10. Journal 31 Jan 1945 to 13 Mar 1945 11. Journal 13 Mar 1945 to 14 Apr 1945 12. Journal 14 Apr 1945 to 23 May 1945 13. Journal 24 May 1945 to 18 Jul 1945 14. Journal 19 Jul 1945 to 14 Sep 1945 15. Journal 15 Sep 1945 to 7 Nov 1945 16 Journal 8 Nov 1945 to 31 Dec 1945 17. Journal 1 Jan 1945 to 8 Feb 1946 18. Journal 9 Feb 1946 to 16 Mar 1946 19. Journal 17 Mar 1946 to 13 Apr 1946 “;i:1;s:60:” Folders 20 – 35. Journals 14 Apr 1946 to 26 Jan 1949 “;i:2;s:60:” Folders 36 – 53. Journals 27 Jan 1949 to 20 Jun 1951 “;i:3;s:59:” Folders 54 – 66. Journals 21 Jun 1951 to 9 Apr 1956 “;i:4;s:60:” Folders 67 – 81. Journals 11 Apr 1956 to 16 Oct 1961 “;i:5;s:60:” Folders 82 – 97. Journals 17 Oct 1961 to 29 May 1968 “;i:6;s:61:” Folders 98 – 113. Journals 29 May 1968 to 31 Dec 1975 “;i:7;s:61:” Folders 114 – 131. Journals 1 Jan 1976 to 31 Dec 1984 “;i:8;s:61:” Folders 132 – 145. Journals 1 Jan 1985 to 31 Dec 1991 “;i:9;s:99:” Folders 146 – 158. Journals 1 Jan 1992 to 30 Jun 1992 (Includes mother’s death 23 Nov 1993) “;i:10;s:62:” Folders 159 – 169. Journals 29 Jun 1998 to 31 Dec 2006 “;i:11;s:95:” Folders 170 – 177. Journals 1 Jan 2007 to 29 Jun 2012; index to journals 1930s to 1950s “;i:12;s:1058:” 178. Gemini – Rick S. [Gay Journal] 21 Jan 1969 to 28 Apr 1969 179. Gemini 2 [Gay Journal] 29 Apr 1969 to 27 May 1969 180. Gemini 3 [Gay Journal] 30 May 1969 to 28 June 1969 181. Gemini 4 [Gay Journal] 29 Jun 1969 to 17 Aug 1969 182. Gemini 5 [Gay Journal] 18 Aug 1969 to 31 Dec 1969 183. Gemini 6 [Gay Journal] 31 Dec 1969 to 1 Feb 1970 184. Gemini 7 [Gay Journal] 2 Feb 1970 to 8 Nov 1970 185. Gemini 8 [Gay Journal] 15 Nov 1970 to 5 Apr 2003 186. [Correspondence from F. G. Lee] 187. [Correspondence] 188. [Birthday and holiday cards] 189. Bob Drew (1982-1987) folder 1 190. Bob Drew (1982-1987) folder 2 191. Pat Powers, Albert Pichl, John Griggs 192. A 1941 Memoir 193. Autobiographies 1958 and 1999 194. About Last Friday 195. The Arrangement 196. Back to Before 197. Black Irishman (TV drama) 198. Black Spots 199. Boswell to the Sixties 200. Bridges 201. A Broken Heart for Dinner 202. The Causeway “;i:13;s:1833:” 203. Chicago I 204. Chicago II 205. Chicago III 206. The Coming 207. Conversation While Dancing 208. Christopher’s End 209. A Disertation on Hand-Baskets 210. Dormer 211. Dream Bridge (TV play) 212. Drugstore 213. Edge of the Volcano 214. The End of April (TV drama) 215. Everybody Goes to Diefendorf 216. Everybody’s Big Brother 217. The Ferrucci House 218. The Florissant Party 219. Foreward 220. Friday Nights 221. From Horseshoes to Paddock 222. Heels to Heaven 223. House of Windows 224. How it Happened 225. Humoresque 226. I Do Not… 227. If I Could Only Meet Somebody 228. Intruder in the House 229. Isle of View 230. Jazz Me Blues (TV play) 231. Lament for a Southern Guitar – 4 act drama (5th and final draft) 232. The Last of the Krompkrompgrubers (TV play) 233. Learning About Life from the Movies 234. Legacy (TV play) 235. The Less Favorites 236. Like All Good Things (previously Sloth) 237. The Long Dark Hallway 238. The McFarlands Down the Alley 239. Memory of a Jab 240. Mill Town – proposed novel (soapy) 241. Monster with the Green Eyes 242. The Moon at Perigee 243. Morning Conversation 244. Moving Day 245. Music [melody and lyrics] 246. Naked Mannequin 247. A New Year Coming 248. Nick and Charles 249. The Night the Mob Stepped In 250. The Odyssey of Wesley Dye 251. Of Sons and Brothers 252. An Opinionated Memoir 253. The Other Oscar 254. Passions 255. Performers 256. The Plant Man 257. Poems 258. Poor Gloria Stuart 259. Quin 260. Red Olives and Mint Tea “;i:14;s:1167:” 261. Reputation Without Credentials 262. Resolution 263. A Rusty Memorial 264. Sentor Loegan’s Sister-in-Law 265. Sensible Shoes 266. [Short sketches] 267. Something Called Sacrifice (TV comedy) 268. Sometimes the Night 269. Spindrift 270. The Suers of Paris 271. The Suprasonic Soprano (TV comedy) 272. The Survivors 273. The Tattooed Heel 274. Terminal Ward 275. The Lonely Old Money 276. To the Lions (TVplay) 277. Tokens 278. Tonight He Comes 279. Truck Stop 280. Tunnel Vision 281. Two Daughters 282. Unescorted Lady 283. The Unremembered Dead 284. Valse Trieste 285. Veterans 286. Viewed From Above 287. You’re Still My Horse 288. The White Tree (TV drama) 289. Interview and exhibition: Queer Piers [2001] 290. Short stories written at I. U. (1948) 291. [Draft: 1 Aug 1952 to 31 Dec 1952] 292. [Draft: 11 Jan 1953 to 31 Mar 1953] 293. [Draft: 3 Apr 1953 to 5 May 1953] 294. [Draft: 6 May 1953 to 22 Jun 1953] 295. [Draft: 23 Jun 1953 to 5 Dec 1955] “;i:15;s:556:” 296. [List for personal timeline, 1956] 297. [Articles] Misc. Uncompleted 96 Bars 298. [Articles – Drafts] 299. Uncompleted MSS [1940s, ’50s, ’60s] 300. MSS 1940s [folders 1 and 2] 301. Resume, 1960 302. ’50s [notes, etc., folder 1] 303. ’50s [notes, etc., folder 2] 304. ’60s [notes, etc., folder 1] 305. ’60s [notes, etc., folder 2] 306. Notes, etc. unpublished novel Debut Chicago, 1952 307. [Debut – Chicago, 1952: short stories, notes] 308. [Short story drafts and notes] “;i:16;s:872:” 309. The Megaphone, 1942 [Hallam high school yearbook] 310. Fenced Out [DVD re: youth and the New York City piers] 311. [Publications with stories by Frank Holland] 312. [Publications with stories by Frank Holland] 313. [Publications with stories by Frank Holland] 314. [Publications with stories by Frank Holland] 315. 35mm slides 1953-1958: Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York 316. 35mm slides 1959-1965: Michigan, New Jersey, Indiana, Maryland, New York City (John Glenn ticker tape parade, NY World’s Fair), Germany, Italy, Austria, Gibralter, Washington, DC 317. 35mm slides 1965-1971: Germany, France, Maryland, New York, England, Scotland, Ireland 318. 35mm slides 1972-1973: New York City, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Portugal, Azores, Victoria Falls, South Africa “;i:17;s:804:” 319. 35mm slides 1973-1975: South Africa, Brazil, Victoria Falls, Florida, New York City (Pride Parade, Piers), Puerto Rico, West Nyack, 320. 35mm slides 1975-1977: Puerto Rico, New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Hare Krishna, Central Park, Operation Sail) 321. 35mm slides 1978-1979: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, West Street, Circus, World Trade Center), Indianapolis 322. 35mm slides 1979: New York City (Piers) Greece, Turkey 323. 35mm slides 1979-1981: New York City (Piers, Bridges, Pride Parade, Riis Park, Halloween Parade), Indianapolis, Greece 324. 35mm slides 1981-1982: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Riis Park) 325. 35mm slides 1982-1983: New York City (Riis Park, Halloween Parade, Piers, Pride Parade, West Street, Christopher Street “;i:18;s:846:” 326. 35mm slides 1983-1984: New York City (Riis Park, Pride Parade, Piers, Christopher Street, Hare Krishna) 327. 35mm slides 1984-1985: New York City (Central Park, Polaski Day Parade, Korean Parade, Piers, Pride Parade, Hare Krishna) 328. 35mm slides 1985-1986: New York City (Piers, Easter Parade, Halloween Parade, Street Fair, Pride Parade, Christopher Street) 329. 35mm slides 1986: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Street Fair, Operation Sail) 330. 35mm slides 1987: New York City (Pride Parade, Street Fair, Piers, Christopher Street, Keller’s Bar, Korean Parade, Halloween Parade, RamRod Bar) 331. 35mm slides 1987-1988: New York City (Piers, Korean Parade, Caribbean Parade), Indianapolis 332. 35mm slides 1988-1989: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Halloween Parade, Wigstock), Germany “;i:19;s:816:” 333. 35mm slides 1989: Germany, France, New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Indian Parade), Fire Island 334. 35mm slides 1989-1990: New York City (Piers, Pilobolus, Christopher Street, Washington Square, Wigstock), Fire Island 335. 35mm slides 1990-1991: New York City (Piers, Street Fair, Pride Parade), Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Indianapolis 336. 35mm slides 1991: Belgium, New York City (Pride Parade, Halloween Paarade, Street Fair, Christopher Street, Badlands Bar, Dugout Bar, Pakistan Parade) 337. 35mm slides 1991: New York City (Street Fair, Washington Square, Wigstock), France 338. 35mm slides 1991-1992: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Street Fair), Fire Island, France, Spain 339. 35mm slides 1992: Spain, France, Andora, New York City (Pride Parade) “;i:20;s:888:” 340. 35mm slides 1992-1993: New York City (Operation Sail, Wigstock, Dugout Bar), Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany 341. 35mm slides 1993: New York City (Wigstock, Dragon Boat Race, Asian Festival, Pride Parade, Piers, Dugout Bar, Street Fair) 342. 35mm slides 1993-1994: New York City (Pride Parade, Tompkins Square Park, Wigstock, Florent’s Bastille Party), Morocco, Spain, Gibralter, Portugal 343. 35mm slides 1994: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade), Spain 344. 35mm slides 1994-1996: New York City (Tompkins Square Park, Florent’s Bastille Day, Piers, Pride Parade, Wigstock), Morocco, Spain 345. 35mm slides 1996-1997: New York City (Florent’s Bastille Day, Wigstock, Piers, AIDS Ride, Pride Parade, Folsom Street East), Fire Island, Greece 346. 35mm slides 1997-1998: Greece, New York City (Pride Parade, Street Fair, AIDS Ride) “;i:21;s:781:” 347. 35mm slides 1998-1999: New York City (Piers, Wigstock, Folsom Street East, Tompkins Square Park, Pride Parade 348. 35mm slides 1999-2001: New York City (Piers, Pride Parade, Operation Sail, Folsom Street East) 349. 35mm slides 2001-2003: New York City (Folsom Street East, Pride Parade), Fire Island 350. 35mm slides 2004-2005: New York City (Folsom Street East; Prints 1957-1997: New York City (Riis Park, Florent’s Bastille Day, Folsom Street East, Pride Parade), Germany, Hungary, Greece 351. Prints 1998-2002: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East, 9/11) 352. Prints 2003-2004: New York City (Pride Parade, Rollereena, Folsom Street East), Fire Island 353. Prints 2004: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East) “;i:22;s:1039:” Box 23A 354. Prints 2004-2005: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East) 355. Prints 2006-2007: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East, Halloween Parade) 356. Prints 2007-2008: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East) [1 of 2] Box 23B 356. Prints 2007-2008: New York City (Pride Parade, Folsom Street East) [2 of 2] 357. Color negatives 358. [Photos, mostly of Hallam, 1940s] 359. Scrapbook, 1935-1948 360. Photo Album 1948-1951 Box 23C 361. Photo Album 1952-1953 362. Photo Album May-July 1953 363. Photo Album July-August 1953 364. Photo Album August-September 1953 365. Photo Album 1964-1978 [includes some piers] 366. Photo Album [1981] 367. A fragile, rolled family geneology chart. Oversize removed to box 28. 368. Thirteen (13) digitally printed photographs and two (2) typewritten pages. (Oversize removed to box 26, folder 368.) “;} The Hallam Papers consist of journals (1935-2012), writings, and photographs. More than twelve feet of journals chronicle Hallam’s life from his early years in Indianapolis, his army days during WWII, and his life in New York City as a gay man. The early journals carefully avoid any specific reference to homosexuality for fear of discovery. A separate set of journals from 1969 to 1970 (folders 178-185) are labeled “Gemini” and appear to be a chronicle of his gay activity in New York City. The mostly unpublished writings (folders 194-290) include short stories as well as plays. There are also a few folders of miscellaneous notes and unspecified drafts of writings. Some of his writing are under the pen name of Frank Holland. Hallam’s photographs, 35mm slides and 6 X 4 prints, begin in 1957 and continue to 2005. Mostly from New York City, they include images of the annual Gay Pride March, Folsom Street East, Riis Park, and many images of the street life of New York City. There are also images of his travels through Europe. The listing of images below is not comprehensive, but endeavors to note particular subjects of interest. There are numerous self-portraits scattered throughout the photographs. There are also several family photo albums from an earlier time period. There is autobiographical material in folders 192 and 193. Two photographs removed to oversize (see folder 367).

a:3:{i:0;s:446:” 1. Miss Fire Island 1989 2. Miss Fire Island 1994 3. 1994 [Fire Island] 4. Fire Island-1994 5. Pride Parade-NYC-1994 6. Benay Phillips – Heritage of Pride 1994 7. Gay Games – NYC – 1994 8. Fire Island 1995 9. 1995 Album 1 10. 1995 Album #2 11. 1996 12. 1996 [Folder 1] 13. 1996 [Folder 2] 14. 1996 Album #3 15. 1996 (#4) 1 of 2 16. 1996 (#4) 2 of 2 “;i:1;s:742:” 17. Miss Fire Island 1996 (1 of 2) 18. Miss Fire Island 1996 (2 of 2) 19. Miss Fire Island 1996 (5) 20. Miss Fire Island 1997 21. Fire Island 1997 22. Heritage of Pride/Fire Island 1997 (#2) 23. 1997 Album #3 [folder 1] 24. 1997 Album #3 [folder 2] 25. Fire Island 1997 #4 26. 1997 [folder 1] 27. 1997 [folder 2] 28. MNYC #1-6 [Miss New York City Pageant 1998] 29. Miss Fire Island 1998 30. Fire Island 1998 (1) 31. 1998 Album #2 32. [1999 Mrs. and Miss Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pageants/Packs 1, 2, 3] 33. [1999 Mrs. and Miss Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pageants/Packs 3, 5, 6] 34. Miss Fire Island 1 Album 3 [1999 folder 1] “;i:2;s:611:” 35. Miss Fire Island 1 Album 3 [1999 folder 2] 36. Fire Island 1999 (1) 37. Miss Fire Island 2 1999 Album #4 38. 1999 [folder 1] 39. 1999 [folder 2] 40. Pines Invasion – 6/30 – 7/1 2001 (rolls 1-5) 41. Pines Invasion – 6/30 – 7/1 2001 (rolls 6-9) 42. [Miss Fire Island 2001 – folder 1] 43. [Miss Fire Island 2001 – folder 2] 44. [Miss Fire Island 2001 – folder 3] 45. 2000-2001 46. 2000 Book #2 [1 of 2] 47. 2000 Book #2 [2 of 2] 48. [Fire Island – undated] 49. [Fire Island – undated] 50. The Grove, P. I. ,MFI “;} This collection consists of photos and video from Wil (Wilma) Weissman and her partner Benay Phillips mostly taken in Cherry Grove, Fire Island, NY. Much of the material documents the many annual events of Cherry Grove’s drag queen community, such as the Miss Fire Island Pageant, The Pines Invasion and performances at local venues like the Ice Palace and Cherry’s with local personalities such as Candy Stevens, Teri Warren, Lulu, Bella, Dorian Corey, Paris Dupree, Johnny Savoy, Panzi, Miss Saleen. Gay Pride Parades and The Gay Games in New York City are documented along with The Miss NYC (drag) Pageant at the LGBT Center. It should be noted that the folders are labeled according to the labeling on the albums of the collection, but the contents do not always correspond to the event on the label and/or include multiple events not identified.

a:1:{i:0;s:816:” 1. [Childhood] 2. [Address Books and Date Book, 1925] 3. [Correspondance] 4. [Legal Documents] 5. [ID and Travel Documents] 6. [Manuscripts of Short Stories] 7. [List of Works] 8. [Invoices] 9. [Miscellaneous] 10. [Angele-Marie Zissu (mother)] 11. [Poster for Art Show] 12. [Art Photos] 13. [Photos of Artwork] 14. [Drawings, Sketches, etc.] 15. [Photos of Work] 16. [Photo Tryptych] 17. [Photo Album 1925-1928] 18. [Photos from Photo Album] 19. [Photographic Negatives] 20. [Photos from Trip to Martinique] 21. [Loose Photos] 22. [Loose Photos] 23. [Loose Photos] 24. [Loose Photos] 25. [Loose Photos] 26. [Photo on Glass] 27. [Printing Plates, Metal] “;} French national born in Paris to Rumanian mother. Includes many personal travel documents for both himself and his mother Angele-Marie Zissu, as well as her naturalization documents to become a French citizen. Many personal documents in French language. Some in Rumanian language. Moved to New York, NY and worked as an artist. Includes many photos and negatives of his artwork, also photos of his donations to the Metropolitan Museum of Art costume collection. Includes some of his original sketches and drawings. Includes some legal documents, correspondence, and personal invoices. Many unlabelled family photographs.

a:1:{i:0;s:3294:” 1. Letters From George Haimsohn 2. Letters to Mom And Dad, Photos 3. Emails to Landis, Last days 4. Misc. Correspondence re. work 5. Short Stories 6. Stories 7. Writing On Fire Island 8. Poetry 9. Poetry 10. Limericks 11. Namerology [word games with names] 12. Various Writing-Stories, Poems, Limericks 13. Various Writing – Play, Stories, Poems 14. Various Writing – Plays, Novel, Poems 15. Gay Stories 16. Porn Books Written as Alexander Goodman 17. Journal [personal/random notes, 1991-1992] 18. Ideas for Children’s Books/Book Synopsis 19. Various Writing, Drawings 20. Original Drawings and Photocopies 21. Carmen Confidential [original sketches] 22. Inside Romeo and Juliet [preliminary sketches] 23. Inside Romeo and Juliet [original sketches used for publication] 24. The Saga of Zondra Zing [original sketches] 25. Modern Fairy Tales – Autobiography of a Camp [original sketches] 26. The Fowl Story of Swan Lake [original sketches and photocopies] 27. Drawing – In the Strange Land of Musical Comedy 28. Cupid and Psyche [Hand made book] 29. Cupid & Psyche Unexpurgated [original sketches and copies] 30. Millionaire, Art Love, Philanthropist… [original sketches] 31. Modern Fairy Tales – The Gay Little Prince [original sketches] 32. Not Quite Taming of the Shrew [original sketches] 33. Silly Shakespeare: The Othello Coloring Book [copies] 34. The Battle Between Poets & Painters [pages 47-109 from “Carnal Matters” as Alexander Goodman] 35. Macbeth [sketches, numbered] 36. Macbeth [sketches, un-numbered] 37. Gay Book, Presenting the Beasley Boys [sketches and text] 38. Camille, Camille Wherever You Are [sketches] 39. Books – The Bedside Faust, Inside Romeo & Juliet, The Portable Hamlet 40. Handmade Book [no title, pages missing] 41. Night & Day – Pictorial Analysis 42. Television, Its Origin… Decline and Fall [handbound book] 43. Women I have Known [hand made book] 44. Hamlets Soliloquy [handbound book] 45. Zing [script & program] 46. Zing [bound script] 47. Big Broadcast of 1944 [script] 48. Dames At Sea [reviews, programs, photos, publicity] 49. Dames At Sea TV Production [rehearsal & production photos] 50. Candy Darling B&W Photos by George Haimsohn 51. Bio & Memoriam by sister, Dolores Fox 52. Dolores Fox research 53. Lists of Borrowed Videos 54. H&R Block [financial advisor statements] 55. Coward McCann, Publishers [letters re: Faust & Hamlet] 56. Correspondence re: Publishing Rights [Dolores Fox] 57. Faxes & Memos from Robin Miller 58. Postcards & Letters from Friends 59. Letter from Randolph Carson Caton 60. Male Nudes [unknown origin] 61. Portraits of two Women [unmarked] 62. Photo Collage Color Prints 63. Vintage Porn Drawings [some original drawings possible by Haimsohn] 64. Porn [purchased celebrity nudes] 65. Dames At Sea, poster, large print TV production photo 66. Large Print, Candy Darling “;} The collection mostly contains manuscripts and copies of George Haimsohn’s work as a writer of plays, poetry, limericks, short stories, word games and ideas for books and stories. There are also a large amount of the original illustrations and paste-ups for small illustrated books – some original stories and some retelling stories from Shakespeare and other classical themes. There are 3 examples of these books as they were published dated 1983, 1951 and 1952. There are many handmade and bound small illustrated books without dates and no indication if they were ever published. There all also some manuscipts and published samples of his gay male erotica from the 1960’s under the pen name of Alexander Goodman along with a published book of his work as a “physique” photographer going by the name of Plato.There is a small amount of personal correspondence to friends and family, plus a few with publishers and producers.There are programs, photos and publicity material from various productions of “Dames At Sea” for which he was most well-known as co-writer of book and lyrics and production and rehearsal photos (presumed to be taken by Mr. Haimsohn) of a TV production. Also included are scripts from 2 other musicals “Zing” and “Big Broadcast of 1944”.Other miscellaneous items include a bio and copies from online research by the collection’s donor, correspondence by her regarding publishing rights, financial advisor statements, a small vintage illustrated pornography collection, vintage celebrity nudes and prints and negatives from a portrait photoshoot of Warhol “superstar” Candy Darling.

a:1:{i:0;s:1004:” 1. Statements[from various organizations re: AIDS] 2. [Safer Sex Committee] 3. [Publication on suicide trends] 4. [Class notes] 5. [NYC AIDS Ad Hoc Committee Activites] 6. [ Safer Sex Committee] 7. [Safer Sex Practice Meeting notes] 8. [Safer Sex Committee Poster/Pamphlet Printing Contract] 9. [Poppers and AIDS annotated bibliography] 10. PEACE [NYC Gay leaders retreat] 11. [Lesbian and Gay Health Issue Forum notes] 12. [Memo on ethical aspects of AIDS research] 13. Minutes – AIDS Network 14. [Ne York AIDS Network] 15. [S&M Informational notes] 16. The Disease [Notes on AIDS by Alan Long] 17. [Educational resources] 18. Media Committee [Meeting notes and publication] 19. FARO [Federation of AIDS Related Organizations] 20. SAC [Scientific Advisory Committee notes on AIDS research] 21. Blood/Confid. Extra Copies [The Greater New York Blood Program Notes on AIDS] “;} The collection contains correspondence between Lawrence and Government bodies, AIDS Network and the Safer Sex Comittee. The folder contains minutes and notations of subsequent meetings. The aim of these meetings was to promote a change in attitude towards unsafe sex, with primary focus on risk reduction at bars, bath houses and sex clubs.

a:1:{i:0;s:1079:” 1. [List of documents 1998-2007] 2. [Agendas, minutes, documents 1998-2001] 3. [Documents and correspondence 2001-2003] 4. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2002-2004] 5. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2005] 6. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2006] 7. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2007] 8. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2008] 9. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2009] 10. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2010] 1 of 2 11. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2010] 2 of 2 12. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2011] 1 of 2 13. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2011] 2 of 2 14. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2012] 1 of 2 15. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2012] 2 of 2 16. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2013] 17. [Agendas and minutes 2013-2015] 18. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2014] 1 of 2 19. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2014] 2 of 2 20. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2015] 1 of 2 21. [Agendas, minutes, documents 2015] 2 of 2 22. [Promotional palm cards, admission sticker 2010-2015] “;} The collection consists of Folsom Street East’s Board agendas and minutes, along with correspondence and internal documents used in producing the annual public street fair. They include letters to and from city licensing agencies, insurance agreements, invoices and receipts from suppliers and vendors, financial budgets and reports, and contact lists of volunteers. There are also a small number of promotional cards.

a:7:{i:0;s:368:” 1. Correspondence/Personal 1987-1988 2. Correspondence/Personal 1989-1990 3. Correspondence/Personal 1991-1992 4. Correspondence/Personal 1993-1994 5. Correspondence/Personal 1995 6. Correspondence/Personal 1998 7. Correspondence/Personal 1998-1999 8. Correspondence/Personal 1999 9. Correspondence/Personal 2000 “;i:1;s:594:” 10. [Passports, ID’s, Postcards, Birthday Cards, Bussiness Cards] 11. Travel Records 1990-Minn, London 12. Travel Records 1991-Chicago, London 13. Travel Records 1992-Rapid City, SD, London 14. Travel Records 1993-Wash DC, RapidCity, SD 15. Travel Records 1994 16. Travel Records 1995 17. Travel Records 2004-India, Zurich, Barcelona 18. Travel Records 2005-Israel, West Bank, Hawaii 19. 2003 Taxes 20. 2004 Taxes 21. 2005 Records 22. [Filofax Desk Calendars 1992-1994] 23. [Filofax Desk Calendars 2000-2005] “;i:2;s:567:” 24. Correspondence/Personal 2004 25. Correspondence/Personal Jan-May 2004 1 of 3 26. Correspondence/Personal Jan-May 2004 2 of 3 27. Correspondence/Personal Jan-May 2004 3 of 3 28. Correspondence/Personal Jun-Dec 2004 1 of 3 29. Correspondence/Personal Jun-Dec 2004 2 of 3 30. Correspondence/Personal Jun-Dec 2004 3 of 3 31. Correspondence/Personal Jan-June 2005 32. Correspondence/Personal July-Dec 2005 1 of 2 33. Correspondence/Personal July-Dec 2005 2 of 2 34. [Filofax Desk Calendars 1995-1999] “;i:3;s:589:” 35. Correspondence/Personal 2001 36. [Personal Journal December 2001-March 2002] 37. Phone Message Log 2002 38. Correspondence/Personal 2002 1 of 4 39. Correspondence/Personal 2002 2 of 4 40. Correspondence/Personal 2002 3 of 4 41. Correspondence/Personal 2002 4 of 4 42. Correspondence/Personal 2003 1 of 2 43. Correspondence/Personal 2003 2 of 2 44. Correspondence/Personal Jan-June 2003 45. Correspondence/Personal July -Dec 2003 1 of 2 46. Correspondence/Personal July -Dec 2003 2 of 2 47. Phone Logs 2003 “;i:4;s:712:” 48. Stevens High School 1980-1983 49. Writing Assignments Augustana College 1993-1984 50. NYU Scrips 1992 51. [NYU Letters, Acceptance, Dean’s List, Scholarships 1992] 52. Saints – NYU Student Film Spring 1993 53. Columbia 2003-2004 54. It’s a Girl 2003-2004 (Moria Demos/Mark Huisman) 55. [My Big Fat Gay Divorce 2003-2004] 56. [West Jr High School Band, Stevens High School Diploma] 57. [Scrapbook – Stevens High School Band April 2-7, 1983, Wash, DC] 58. [Grade School 1971-1977, Report Cards, Awards, Writing Samples] 59. [First United Methodist Church] 60. [Stento Book, Phone Book] 61. [Photos – Travel, Family, Friends] “;i:5;s:516:” 62. [Arab and African Cinema – Course Papers] 63. [Directing The Actor Course -Spring 2004] 64. [Elements of Dramatic Narrative Course 2003 1 of 3] 65. [Elements of Dramatic Narrative Course 2003 2 of 3] 66. [Elements of Dramatic Narrative Course 2003 3 of 3] 67. [Egyptian Cinema] 68. [Scrapbook 1971-77] 69. [Scrapbook Baby] 70. [Scrapbook Boy Scouts, Eagle Scout] 71. [Scrapbook Augustana College 1 of 2] 72. [Scrapbook Augustana College 2 of 2] “;i:6;s:744:” 73. Columbia Letters 1990 74. Intro to Psych Columbia ’90 75. Experimental Psych Columbia ’90 76. Modernism and Mass Media Columbia ’90 77. Art History Columbia 1990 78. Political Science Columbia 1991 79. Intro Composition Columbia 1991 80. Spanish Cinema Columbia 1991 81. Papers Collected Columbia 1991 82. 19th Century Lit Columbia ’91 83. Film Comedy Studies Columbia ’91 84. American Film Abroad Columbia ’91 85. Film Aesthetics ’91 86. France on Film Columbia ’91 87. Intro to Film Writing Columbia ’91 88. Script to Screen Editing Columbia ’91 89. Latin American Cinema Columbia ’91 90. Film marketing Thesis @ MK2 Productions “;} This collection consists of personal correspondence of day to day activities, appointments, phone records, printed emails, greeting cards and letters, Columbia College, Augusana College and NYU course descriptions along with associated course related papers and screen plays, travel documents such as plane tickets , receipts, and passports, childhood and high school trip scrap books. Collection also includes an LP of both the South Dakota All State Band and the Stevens High School Band of Rapid City.

a:2:{i:0;s:1458:” 1. Biographical Materials 2. Campaign Literature and Message 3. Official Newsletters 4. Certificates of Appreciation 5. Achievements and Issues 6. Computer Lab: John S. Roberts Educational Complex 7. Press Releases, 1986-2005 8. Eagle Bar Incident 9. Harvard Government Leaders Program 10. Questionnaires 11. Endorsements 12. Debate Talking Points 13. Other People’s Campaign Literature 14. Fernando Ferrer Campaign 15. Felipe Luciano Campaign 16. Voter and District Analysis 17. 2001 Caucus 18. Campaign Office Personnel 19. Campaign, 2001 20. Information for and about Volunteers 21. Volunteer Sign-In Sheets 22. Petition Signatures 23. Voter Targeting Efforts 24. Public Housing Outreach Efforts 25. Hagen Moroney: Lists of Potential Voters 26. Campaign Poster Locations 27. Direct Mail Literature and Planning 28. Community Contact Information 29. Election Day 30. Election Results 31. Fundraising Efforts 32. Cash Flow Reports 33. Donor Responses 34. Donor Lists 35. Campaign/Fundraiser Correspondence 36. Campaign Receipts 37. Financial Disclosures: State 38. Financial Disclosures: City 39. Financial Disclosure Instructions 40. Official Correspondence: 1998 41. Official Correspondence: 1999 activities “;i:1;s:730:” 42. Official Correspondence: January to June, 2000 43. Official Correspondence: July to December, 2000 44. Official Correspondence: January to June, 2001 45. Official Correspondence: July to December, 2001 46. Official Correspondence: January to June, 2002 47. Official Correspondence: July to December, 2002 48. Official Correspondence: January to June, 2003 49. Official Correspondence: July to December, 2003 50. Official Correspondence: 2004 51. Official Correspondence: January to June, 2005 52. Official Correspondence: July to December, 2005 53. Photos (1 of 2) 54. Photos (2 of 2) 55. Photos on CD 56. Negatives 57. Headshot “;} This collection documents the public life of Philip Reed while he was a member of the New York City Council. Items include campaign materials–brochures, questionnaires, volunteer organizing information, get-out-the-vote strategies and logistics, and fundraising. The collection also includes information related to the business of running a city council district: TV appearances, official correspondence, reports and analysis, financial disclosures, and newsletters. The collection also offers insight into Reed’s achievements: photos with other city leaders, certificates of appreciation, thank you letters, and endorsements.

a:1:{i:0;s:116:” 1. Thomas Long Dissertation, #1 2. Thomas Long Dissertation, #2 3. Thomas Long Dissertation, #3 “;} This collection contains approximately three inches of content stored in three folders. It is a draft of Dr. Thomas Lawrence Long’s doctoral dissertation which eventually became the book AIDS and American Apocalypticism: The Cultural Semiotics of an Epidemic published in 2012. The dissertation focuses on the discourse of AIDS in New York City between 1981 and 1996. This piece examines apocolyptic tropes and HIV/AIDS effected/infected communities and how these tropes help contribute to the culture within the gay community in New York City. Thomas L. Long examines the ways in which gay and AIDS activists, artists, writers, scientists, and journalists appropriated this apocalyptic rhetoric in order to mobilize attention to the medical crisis, prevent the spread of the disease, and treat the HIV infected. Dr. Long explores this topic through performing arts, theater, history, and literary criticism.

a:3:{i:0;s:1467:” 1. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 9-11/1989 Handles 2. [Writings on a private sero conversion + group] 3. [Info on HEAL] 4. [Directory of AIDS/HIV clinical trials open in NY & NJ, December 1989] 5. [Mariposa occasional paper #10 December 1988] 6. [Monograph on Maurice Pate, UNICEF executive director 1947-1965] 7. AARG [AIDS and Anthropology Research Group] 8. Film-> proposal 9. Lectures 10. Workshop 11. Cathy Kober 12. [Financial Aid and reason for applying 1988-1989] 13. Financial Aid, medicaid, bills, dentist forms, and letters] 14. [January 1989, Tree of Life publications, new views in healing and AIDS update Vol. 1 No. 7] 15. Journal [Personal Journal from 3/8/1987-9/25/1987] 16. [catalog of class tapes] 17. Course 1984 18. [Notes of weekly class] 19. Med test 20. [1989 letters to and from Body Positive and PWA Newsline] 21. Thesis support group 22. Jo 23. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 12/2/1988-12/27/1988] 24. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 1/02/1989-1/31/1989] 25. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 2/2/03/1989-2/28/1989] 26. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 5/05/1989-5/29/1989] 27. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 6/04/1989-6/30/1989] 28. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 7/01/1989-7/31/1989] 29. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board 8/02/1989-8/29/1989] 30. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 5-8/1989 Handles [A] “;i:1;s:1083:” 31. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 5-8/1989 Handles [B] 32. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 8/2/1988-11/29/1988 [A] 33. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 8/2/1988-11/29/1988 [B] 34. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 4/3/1988-7/31/1988 [A] 35. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 4/3/1988-7/31/1988 [B] 36. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 4/3/1988-7/31/1988 [C] 37. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 4/3/1988-7/31/1988 [D] 38. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 12/31/1987-4/3/1988 [A] 39. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 12/31/1987-4/3/1988 [B] 40. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 10/8/1987-12/30/1987 [A] 41. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 10/8/1987-12/30/1987 [B] 42. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 8/17/1987-10/08/1987 [A] 43. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board] 8/17/1987-10/08/1987 [B] 44. 1st Bid- early early [A] 45. 1st Bid- early early [B] 46. [Stories, conference, interviews 1-12] 47. Paul’s stuff [Articles and essays on relaxation] 48. Henry 10/1989 49. D series 50. [Story about group] 51. AIDS/Health Board “;i:2;s:273:” 52. [“Backroom” Bulletin Board October 1989-November 1989] 53. Publishers for PWAs, Survivors 54. [“Survivors” convos with UPPER WESTSIDER 10/1989-11/1989 Manuscrpit (1)] 55. [“Survivors” convos with UPPER WESTSIDER 10/1989-11/1989 Manuscript (2)] “;} This collection contains a vast array of research conducted by Mr. Charnow for his thesis project at Columbia University. There is some small mention on children’s learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, from courses he both took and taught while at Columbia. David continued with some slight research on support groups and healing methods for people with AIDS such as Mariposa, GMHC, Body Positive, and HEAL. The majority of the collection is dedicated to his time as moderator of the computer bulletin board group Survivors. There are complete print outs of these from 1987-1989, in which heart wrenching as well as warming stories are shared between PWAs and their families. It clearly shows the troubles PWAs experienced from forming new relationships to taking their last breaths during the late 1980s. Also the bulletin board was in its own way a form of a support group. It’s filled with loving advice shared by Mr. Charnow, and caring thoughts from others that come from all parts of the United States, but focused more in the Washington D.C., and New York City areas.

a:6:{i:0;s:183:” 1. Letters 1960 2. Journals 1968-76 3. Journal 1971-73 4. Diary 1977 5. Journal 1978 6. Journal 1979-80 7. Men 1980s letters, newspaper ads “;i:1;s:162:” 8. Journal 1981 9. Journal 1982 10. Journal 1983 11. Journal 1984 12. Journal 1985 13. Journal 1987 14. Journal 1988 “;i:2;s:199:” 15. Journal 1989 16. Journal 1990 17. Journal 1991 18. Journal 1992 19. Journal 1993 20. Journal 1994 21. Journal 1995 22. 1996 Oct 4th Journal Entry “;i:3;s:319:” 23. Aquarius 24. Poems 25. History Contacts Old Bloods Old Medical Diet Hemo Meds K2D Letter 26. Sex 1987-1992 27. Satipatthana Sutra Translation 28. Songs of the Sixties 29. Published Rags Articles Willard Gallery 30. 1986 Actor Schedule plays and shows Advertisements “;i:4;s:262:” 31. Ginny Sue [Las Vegas Info] 32. Astrology Manuscript 33. Rome Notes 34. Poetry 35. Yoga Spiritual Options 1980s 36. Uhshur P. Quietstone Aquarius January 28, 1937 37. Coment Year Book June ’54 New Utrect High School “;i:5;s:201:” 38. Comet Senior Year Book New Utrect High School, Jan ’54] 39. Stroke Hernia Body work Skin Feet TherapyEyes Teeth Heart 40. Erata 41. Miracle 42. Sketches by Paul Eden “;} The collection consists of personal journals , some medical records, and snapshots of Puerto Rico (1987) and Tennessee (1992).

a:2:{i:0;s:1023:” 1. Heritage of Pride Institutional Papers (1 of 2) 2. Heritage of Pride Institutional Papers (2 of 2) 3. Heritage of Pride Finance Papers (1 of 2) 4. Heritage of Pride Finance Papers (2 of 2) 5. Heritage of Pride Correspondence 6. Heritage of Pride Handouts 7. Heritage of Pride Merchandising 8. Stonewall 25 9. Regional Pride Events 10. National Pride Events 11. Photographs – Heritage of Pride 1985 12. Photographs – Cracker Barrell Protest 13. Photographs – Heritage of Pride (slides) 14. Photographs – Heritage of Pride 1997 15. Photographs – Heritage of Pride 1991 16. Photographs – Heritage of Pride 17. Photographs – Heritage of Pride Dance 1997 18. Photographs – Heritage of Pride 1991-1993 19. San Diego Pride 20. New Jersey Pride 21. Certificates 22. EuroPride 2001 23. 8th Annual European Pride Organisers Association (EPOA) Conference 24. International Pride Events “;i:1;s:366:” 25. Interpride Policy Papers 26. Interpride Institutional Papers 27. Interpride Membership Lists 28. Interpride Applications 29. Interpride Jeruselum 30. Interpride Minneapolis 31. Interpride Zurich 32. Interpride Montreal/Reykjavik 33. Interpride Canada 34. Interpride Glasgow 35. Europride London “;} The collection consists primarly of t-shirts and other pride event apparel. The bulk of the collection centers on Heritage of Pride (HOP), and other New York City pride events. Much of the documents consist of papers related to the merchandise committee, and other HOP business.The collection also has documents and clothing related to national, regional, and international pride events. The second largest portion of the collection are from InterPride events.

a:1:{i:0;s:2616:” 1. Briggs Ammendment, 1978 2. CLGR (Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights) 3. Gay Social and Cycle Clubs and Commercial “Deals” Directed at the Gay Market 4. GDL (Gay Defense League) 5. Gertrude Stein Democratic Club 6. Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats 7. GGBC (Greater Gotham Business Council) 8. Ginny Apuzzo [State Assembly Candidacy] 9. GAU (Gay Academic Union) 10. College Gay Groups 11. CSLD (Christopher Street Liberation Day) Committee 12. Gay Liberation Statue 13. L/G Community Chest 14. Lower Manhattan and Chelsea Gayneighbors V.I.L.L.A.G.E 15. Gay Religious Groups (Other) 16. Metropolitan Community Church, 1978-1980 17. W. 4th Methodist Church 18. AIDS Bibliographies 19. AIDS Network 20. Funding AIDS 21. Gay Men with AIDS 22. Gay and Lesbian Emergency Fund NYC 23. NYC Government Responses to AIDS 24. St. Vincent’s Hospital 25. Research Proposals on AIDS, 1982 26. Gay Men’s Health Crisis 27. Transfusion Transmitted Disease 28. ARC [AIDS Resource Center] Fundraising Event 29. Guidelines for Designation as “High Risk Population” 30. Lesbian and Gay Health Organizations 31. Sympathetic Politicians 32. Sexual Law Reporter and Lambda Legal Defense, 1979-1980 33. Gays and the Law 34. Lesbian Feminist Liberation, 1975-1978 35. Lesbian and Gay Socialist, 1977-1980 36. Media Coverage of June 1978 March 37. “Cruising” Movie, July 1979 38. NYSCGO (New York State Coalition of Gay Organizations), 1978-1980 39. NYPAC (New York Political Action Council), 1979-1980 40. Gay Community Pamphlets 41. Minority Rights Coalitions (Race and Sexual Orientation) 42. National Committee for Sexual Civil Liberties 43. Gay Rights Bill (NYC) 44. NGTF (National Gay Task Force) 45. National Convention Project (Gay Vote USA), 1979 46. March on Washington, DC, October 14, 1979 47. Washington, DC: Travels and Political Activism 48. Gay Theater and Art 49. David Wynyard, “Gay Rap,” WBAI 50. Aesthetic Realism Foundation 51. The Gay Community in New York [Course Taught by Ethan Geto] 52. Anita Bryant 53. Moral Majority (1 of 2) 54. Moral Majority (2 of 2) 55. Fundamentalists 56. WestWorld All-Male Entertainment Center, 1981 57. Cards and Correspondence: Marc Rubin and Peter Fisher (1 of 2) 58. Cards and Correspondence: Marc Rubin and Peter Fisher (2 of 2) “;} This collection contains the personal papers of gay activist Michael O’Grady, documenting his work in the New York City gay community in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The political portion of O’Grady’s papers include pamphlets, flyers, meeting agendas, minutes, and notes from a number of NYC-area and national gay advocacy groups; campaign materials for politicians who supported gay and lesbian rights; and material from religious organizations both friendly and hostile to the gay and lesbian cause. There are also letters, statistics, legal and bibliographical information chronicling early responses to the AIDS crisis in the NYC area. The collection includes information related to other specific causes and protests related to lesbian and gay rights, such as a municipal gay rights bill and a protest against the film “Cruising.” There is also some material related to artistic movements in the gay community. Finally, the collection includes two folders of email print-outs and personal correspondence sent and received by gay activists Marc Rubin and Peter Fisher, dated from 2000 to 2003.

a:2:{i:0;s:1382:” 1. Empire State Pride 2. Hillary Clinton and Eliot Engel Benefit Event 3. Lesbian and Gay Teachers’ Association (LGTA) 4. LGTA Essay Contest 5. JFK High School 6. Gay and Lesbian Youth Advocacy 7. Youth Enrichment Services, Community Center, New York 8. Identity House 9. Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Watch 10. “Queers Read This” Pamphlet 11. Other LGBT Groups/Advocacy 12. Biographical Writings 13. Notebook/Diary, c. 1992 14. Diary/Agenda, c. 1996 15. Writings on Sex 16. Personal and School Documentation 17. Marriages and Funerals: Programs/Information 18. Correspondence with Prisoners 19. Personal Correspondence. 1 of 4 20. Personal Correspondence. 2 of 4 21. Personal Correspondence. 3 of 4 22. Personal Correspondence. 4 of 4 23. Relationship Correspondence 24. Correspondence with Philip Martin 25. Correspondence with Jeff Myers 26. Mail-Order Adult Promotional Material. 1 of 4 27. Mail-Order Adult Promotional Material. 2 of 4 28. Mail-Order Adult Promotional Material. 3 of 4 29. Mail-Order Adult Promotional Material. 4 of 4 30. Commercial/Promotional Materials: NYC Gay-Related Businesses 31. Driftwood Floating Theater Promotional Materials. 1 of 2 “;i:1;s:1338:” 32. Driftwood Floating Theater Promotional Materials. 2 of 2 33. Showboat Receipts and Invoices. 1 of 2 34. Showboat Receipts and Invoices. 2 of 2 35. Showboat-Related Correspondence. 1 of 2 36. Showboat-Related Correspondence. 2 of 2 37. Designation of Showboat as Historical Site 38. Children’s Theater 39. Ketch-22 [Floating Restaurant] 40. Showboat Centennial Celebrations 41. Yukon Saturday Night [Partial Script] 42. Run-Through by Dale Engle [Partial Script, 1985] 43. Tourism 44. Tax Deductions, 1994 45. Showboat/Army Corps 46. Order for Discipline and Service (ODS) 47. Leather Pride Night 48. Imperial Court of New York 49. National Coalition for Sexual Freedom 50. NYC Renegades 51. Empire City Motorcycle Club 52. Delta International 53. Masters and Slaves Together (MAsT) 54. Other Leather Groups 55. Men of All Colors Together (MACT) 56. S & M Information [From a Binder] 57. Gay Male S/M Activists (GMSMA). 1 of 2 58. GMSMA. 2 of 2 59. Instructional Materials-GMSMA-Black Rose. 1 of 2 60. Instructional Materials-GMSMA-Black Rose. 2 of 2 61. News Clippings on Showboat 62. Retirement Info 63. Photographs 64. Negatives “;} This collection is divided into four primary sections. The first is made up of brochures and pamphlets from a number of political causes in which McGuire was involved in the 1970s, 80s, and early 90s in the New York City area, including gay rights, the rights of gay and lesbian teachers, and advocacy on behalf of gay and troubled youth. The second section is composed of more personal documentation: correspondence with friends, incarcerated men, and potential and current lovers; and also brochures and catalogs from sellers of pornography and adult toys and clothing. The third section (bridging the end of the first box to the beginning of the second) is related to the Driftwood Floating Theater Company, a showboat on the upper Hudson River that McGuire ran in the 80s and 90s, particularly in the summers. This section includes promotional materials, financial documentation, and correspondence with actors, creditors, and other showboat companies. The fourth and final section includes publicity, instructional, and day-to-day bureaucratic material from a number of different leather, S&M, and bondage groups in which McGuire participated in the 1990s, particularly the Gay Male S/M Activists (GMSMA). There are a number of amateur photographs from these activities as well.

a:1:{i:0;s:260:” 1. [Poetry 1] 2. [Poetry 2] 3. [Poetry 3] 4. [Poetry 4] 5. [Two copies of Apter’s one-act play, “The Ambrose Light.”] 6. VINO [Wine Lists and Labels] 7. [Jeffrey Howard Apter-personal documents, letters, photographs] “;} This is largely a collection of Apter’s poetry.  One file contains his personal documents, including his birth certificate, death certificate and passport, as well as a brief, signed thank-you note from Igor Stravinsky for a poem Apter sent him.  This collection would be useful to researchers who are looking for poetry by LGBT authors who were largely unpublished in their lifetimes.

a:0:{} A variety of ephemera, including t-shirts and banners from a variety of sources. Materials are unprocessed, though many are grouped by whether or not they are related to the Center.

a:9:{i:0;s:1152:” 1. AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP). Demonstrations at the National Institute of Health (NIH) and New York City Pride. 1990. 2. AIDS Memorial Quilt. 1987, 1993. 3. “Alpha Flight.” Marvel comic featuring first gay superhero Northstar encountering a child diagnosed with AIDS. 1992. 4. Bar: The Eagle’s Nest. Closing night. March 4, 2000. 5. Bars and Baths. [1978, 1985, 2008]. 6. Center, LGBT: Archives. Features founding archivist Richard C. Wandel. 1997. 7. Center, LGBT: Building. 1929, [1989-2007]. 8. Center, LGBT: Events. 1989, [1992-1998], 2005. 9. Center, LGBT: Staff and Volunteers. 1987, [1993-1996]. 10. Cherry Grove/Fire Island. 1994. 11. Chelsea Gay Association. 1979, 1980, 1999. 12. Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights. 1986. 13. Demonstrations. [1969-1979]. 14. Demonstrations. [1980-1989]. 15. Demonstrations: Mattachine Society of Washington D.C. 1965. 16. Gay Activists Alliance. [1969-1974]. 17. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Veterans of Greater New York. 1987. 18. Gay Games (1/2). 1994. 19. Gay Games (2/2). 1994. “;i:1;s:809:” 20. Gay & Lesbian Switchboard (1/4). [1985-1997]. 21. Gay & Lesbian Switchboard (2/4). [1985-1997]. 22. Gay & Lesbian Switchboard (3/4). [1985-1997]. 23. Gay & Lesbian Switchboard (4/4). [1985-1997]. 24. GAY Magazine Prints (1/2). [1968-1996]. 25. GAY Magazine Prints (2/2). [1968-1996]. 26. International Lesbian and Gay Association. 1975, [1991-1993]. 27. Kink/Fetish. 28. Lavender Light. 1999. 29. Marches: National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. 1979. 30. Marches: Second National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. 1987. 31. Marches: March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation. 1993. 32. Marches: NYC Christopher Street Liberation Day. [1970-1974]. “;i:2;s:505:” 33. Marches: NYC Pride Slides (1/2). [1971-1974, 1985-1988]. 34. Marches: NYC Pride Slides (2/2). [1971-1974, 1985-1988]. 35. Marches: NYC Pride. [1980-1985]. 36. Marches: NYC Pride. 1986. 37. Marches: NYC Pride. 1987. 38. Marches: NYC Pride. 1989. 39. Marches: NYC Pride. [1990-1993]. 40. Marches: NYC Pride; Stonewall 25. 1994. 41. Marches: NYC Pride (1/5). 1995. 42. Marches: NYC Pride (2/5). 1995. 43. Marches: NYC Pride (3/5). 1995. “;i:3;s:587:” 44. Marches: NYC Pride (4/5). 1995. 45. Marches: NYC Pride (5/5). 1995. 46. Marches: NYC Pride. 1997. 47. Marches: NYC Pride (1/4). By Aaron Aquino. 1998-2004. 48. Marches: NYC Pride (2/4). By Aaron Aquino. 1998-2004. 49. Marches: NYC Pride (3/4). By Aaron Aquino. 1998-2004. 50. Marches: NYC Pride (4/4). By Aaron Aquino. 2000. 51. Marches: NYC Pride. 2000. 52. Marches: NYC Pride. LGBT religious groups. 2000. 53. Marches: NYC Pride Undated. 54. Michigan Womyn’s Festival. 55. Nude/Physique: Male (1/5). [1987]. “;i:4;s:848:” 56. Nude/Physique: Male (2/5). [1987]. 57. Nude/Physique: Male (3/5). [1987, 1971-2005]. 58. People: Unidentified. [Before 1969]. 1902, 1927, 1944, 1954, 1966. 59. People: Unidentified. [1970-1979]. 60. People: Unidentified. [1980-1989]. 61. People: Unidentified. [1990-1999]. 62. People: Unidentified/undated. 63. People: Carella, Doris. Artist. 1977. 64. People: Cooper, Eleanor. Activist. [1962-1987]. 65. People: Davies, Diana. Photographer. 1976. 66. People: Graham, Daniel. Artist. 1985, 1987. 67. People: Johnson, Marsha P. [1986-1990]. 68. People: Marchand, Deborah. Photographer. 69. People: Piluk, Piotr. Photographer. 2001. 70. People: Russo, Vito. Memorial material and a hand-transcribed copy of one of Russo’s film lectures. 1988, 1991, 1994. “;i:5;s:1514:” 71. People: Wandel, Richard C. 1973. 72. People: Zerbe, Warren. Brief document about Zerbe’s World War II deployment. 1942. 73. People: Photo Album #1 (1/2). Formerly titled “Photo Album of a Gay Man,” this personal album follows the domestic life of its unidentified creator. [1950-1959, 1965-1969], 1973. 74. People: Photo Album #1 (2/2). Formerly titled “Photo Album of a Gay Man,” this personal album follows the domestic life of its unidentified creator. [1950-1959, 1965-1969], 1973. 75. People: Photo Album #2. A collection of photographs featuring a group of about six male gay friends and musicians at Long Beach Island. [1939-1942], 1954. 76. People: Photo Album #3 (1/2). Storme Delarverie and the Jewel Box Revue. [1957]. 77. People: Photo Album #3 (2/2). Storme Delarverie and the Jewel Box Revue. [1957]. 78. People: Professional Portraits. Acting headshots, promotional material. [1969 – 2003]. 79. People: Slides and Negatives. [1990 – 1995]. 80. People: Writings, Art, Others. 1918, [1969 – 2014]. 81. SAGE. 82. Times Squares Square Dance Club. 1985, [1987-1990], 1998. 83. People: R., Ada. Photographs. Ada and friends (Glasgow, Scotland; New York City). [1920s – 1940s]. 84. People: Sanfilippo, David. Photographs. Modeling swimwear. [2010s]. 85. Drag queens: Performers at Madame Arthur (Paris, France). 1952. 86. Drag queens: Drag Balls (New York City). Photographs by Roy Kemp. [1950s – 1960s]. “;i:6;s:45:” Nude/Physique: Male (4/5). Postcards. “;i:7;s:45:” Nude/Physique: Male (5/5). Postcards. “;i:8;s:1614:” 87. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #1. 1970. These personal photo albums document the central subject, probably named Joey, including their involvement with drag pageants and hairdressing work in New York. Collection was donated without additional information in 2016. 88. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #2. 1969. 89. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #3. 1969. 90. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #4. 1968. 91. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #5. 1969. 92. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #6. 93. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #7. 94. People: “Joey.” Photo Album #8. 95. People: “Joey.” Loose Photos. [1960s]. 96. People: “Joey.” Loose Photos. [1970s] 97. People: “Joey.” Loose Photos. 98. People: “Joey.” Ripped Photos. 99. People: “Joey.” Polaroids. 100. People: “Joey.” Framed Photos. 101. People: “Joey.” “Treasured Photos” Album. Childhood photos. 102. People: “Joey.” Various Photos, Cards. 103. People: Ryan, Walter Joseph. Yearbook page, U.S. Military Academy at West Point. 1955. 104. People: Ruth Truth. Performer (drag?) headshot. c. 1970s. 105. People: “Mr T” and Candace. Undated polaroids and narrative (2020-21) about gender non-conforming, interracial love story. 106. Bars: Julius, Stonewall (facades). c. 2000s. 107. Queer Nation. Negatives, contact sheets. 1990-91. 108. Gay Activists Alliance. Vito Russo, Arthur Bell, Troy Perry, Bebe Scarpi, Jean Devente, etc. Photographs by Eric Stephen Jacobs, Kay Tobin. [1972]. “;} The Visual Collection consists of images, articles, portraits, and artwork or personal memorabilia by, of, and about LGBTQ+ people or spaces from about 1902 to 2014. Topics of interest include Pride Marches (1970-2002), The Center, political demonstrations (1965-1989) and various LGBTQ+ organizations. Notable subjects and creators include Marsha P. Johnson, Storme DeLarverie, Vito Russo, Richard Wandel, Marc Rubin, SAGE, the Gay Activists Alliance, GAY Magazine, the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard, and the Gay Games. The collection consists of mostly photographs, both personal and artistic, as well as negatives, slides, advertisements, postcards, greeting cards, and sketches. While the majority of images are of or in New York City, the postcards and greeting cards are from various places in the United States and Europe.

a:0:{} Unprocessed assortment of buttons collected from various other collections, which includes subjects such as groups, bars/clubs, activism, and Center activities.

a:2:{i:0;s:1624:” 1. ILGA [International Lesbian and Gay Association] Official Documents: Description, Constitution, etc. 2. ILGA Projects 3. ILGA Stationery 4. ILGA and NAMBLA [North American Man-Boy Love Association] 5. ILGA Names and Addresses 6. ILGA Organizations and Publications 7. ILGA Publicity 8. ILGA Conference – 1995 9. ILGA Conference – 1994 10. ILGA Conference – 1993 11. ILGA Conference – 1992 12. ILGA Conference – 1988 13. Stonewall 25 [25th Anniversary Commemoration – 1994] 14. ILGA Work Regionalization [1 of 2] 15. ILGA Work Regionalization [2 of 2] 16. UN – ILGA Contacts 17. UN – Minority Report and Sub-Commission Info 18. ILGA-UN: Minutes and Documents 19. UN General Info: Structure, Human Rights [ILGA Application to UN] 20. [ILGA Campaign Brochures] 21. Original UN-NGO Application and Papers 22. ILGA Bulletins [1 of 2] 23. ILGA Bulletins [2 of 2] 24. “ILGA Support Group” Center Minutes [1 of 3] 25. “ILGA Support Group” Center Minutes [2 of 3] 26. “ILGA Support Group” Center Minutes [3 of 3] 27. Fed Comm [Federation Committee] Minutes 28. [Gay and Lesbian Concerns Committee] 29. Fed Comm [Federation Committee]/Gay and Lesbian Mental Health Needs 30. Fed Comm [Federation Committee]/Next Meeting [1 of 4] 31. Fed Comm [Federation Committee]/Next Meeting [2 of 4] 32. Fed Comm [Federation Committee]/Next Meeting [3 of 4] 33. Fed Comm [Federation Committee]/Next Meeting [4 of 4] 34. [Day of Testimony] “;i:1;s:777:” 35. [Party in Fire Island Pines. Photographs, Summer 1981] 36. 8 AM [Breakfast Forum: Handwritten notes, agendas, memoranda] 37. Breakfast Forum/Correspondence 38. Breakfast Forum [Attendance Sheets] 39. Minutes: CLGC [Committee on Lesbian and Gay Concerns], NY State and Maryland 40. [Committee on Lesbian and Gay Concerns (CLGC) Correspondence] 41. ALGP – Association of Lesbian and Gay Psychologists 42. CGAP [The Center’s Global Action Project] 43. Inter-Agency AIDS Task Force [1 of 2: Minutes] 44. Inter-Agency AIDS Task Force [2 of 2: Minutes and Correspondence] 45. NGHEF [National Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc.; 1 of 2] 46. NGHEF [National Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc.; 2 of 2] “;} This collection includes Harold Kooden’s written and email correspondence with collaborators in the various domestic and international health and public policy organizations in which he participated in the 1980s and 1990s. There are also memoranda circulated, minutes taken at meetings, and brochures published by the different organizations. Major issues debated include recommendations for (and denunciations of) the treatment of gay and lesbian persons throughout the world, gay and lesbian representation in international forums such as the United Nations, the response by New York City authorities to mental and physical health matters affecting gays and lesbians (including but not limited to AIDS), and the planning and execution of meetings, conferences, and other public manifestations of gay and lesbian rights.

a:13:{i:0;s:463:” 1. People with AIDS Health Group- board papers and memos 1987-1990 2. CRI meeting agendas, minutes, and memos March 1987-December 1987 3. CRI meeting agendas, minutes, and memos 1988 4. CRI meeting agendas, minutes, and memos January 1989-May 1989 5. CRI- Community Research Initiative- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos June 1989-December 1989 6. CRI- Research Department and staff meetings, agendas, and notes by JAS 1989 “;i:1;s:522:” 7. Community-Based Research Conference Dinner 1989 presentation JAS 8. CRIA 1989 Grant Proposal for Virology Lab 9. IRB Procedures and DHS correspondence 1988 10. CRI- IRB Proposed forms and notes by JAS 11. Community Research Initiative Inc. By Laws 12. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos January 1990- June 1990 13. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos July 1990- September 1990 14. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos October 1990- December 1990 (1 of 2) “;i:2;s:400:” 14. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos October 1990- December 1990 (2 of 2) 15. CRI meetings and presentations- speaking notes and transcripts 1990 16. CRI- Interviews, interviewing guidelines and CVs 1988-1990 (1 of 2) 17. CRI- Interviews, interviewing guidelines and CVs 1988-1990 (2 of 2) 18. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos January 1991- February 19 “;i:3;s:395:” 19. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos March 1991- May 1991 20. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos June 1991- July 1991 21. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos August 1991- December 1991 22. CRI- Clinical study protocols 1988-1991 23. CRI- IRB members memos and correspondence 1991 24. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos 1992 (1 of 2) “;i:4;s:424:” 24. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos 1992 (2 of 2) 25. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos January (no mtg.) 1993- August 1993 26. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos September (no mtg.) 1993- December (no mtg.) 1993 27. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos February, May, and August 1994 28. CRI- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos October, November, and December 1994 “;i:5;s:271:” 29. CRIA- AMFAR correspondence and faxes 1993- 1995 30. CRI- Interviews and CVs 1992-1993 31. CRIA- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos 1995 (1) 32. CRIA- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos 1995 (2) 33. CRIA- correspondence and faxes 1995 “;i:6;s:402:” 34. CRIA- meeting agendas, minutes, and memos January 1996- May 1996 35. CRIA- board meeting minutes and financial positions 1995-1996 36. CRIA- correspondence and faxes 1994- 1996 37. CRIA- research department meeting agendas and minutes 1993-1996 38. Some ACT UP meeting minutes and JAS presentations 1983-1991; including “neglected areas of AIDS research” (Feb. 1991) “;i:7;s:790:” 39. AMFAR mission, scientific committee meeting minutes, and grant proposals (beginning 1983) 40. CRI Model and Rationale 1988-1989 41. Multifactorial model by JAS: drafts and early articles 1983 42. Responses and correspondence about multifactorial model (mostly 1983) 43. JAS HTLVIII/LAV study proposal 1986; AIDS and experimental pathology 1983 (collaboration with O. Perble) 44. JAS, R. Purtilo, and D. Purtilo collaborations and draft articles including correspondence on ethical issues in AIDS research and treatment 1983 45. JAS, D. Purtilo, S. Witkin collaborations and draft articles on etiology of AIDS 1982-1983 46. JAS and David/Ruth Purtilo correspondence 1983-1984 47. JAS article reprints 1964-1969 (JAS author-bundled) “;i:8;s:742:” 48. JAS article reprints 1970-1979 (JAS author-bundled) 49. Testimonies on AIDS to Congress 1983 50. New York AIDS Network meeting minutes May-June 1983 51. Mel Rosen- GMHC Director correspondence 1983 52. NY State and City lobbying efforts 1983 53. NGTF- National Gay Task Force statement on blood donor policy 1983 54. LAMBDA Legal defense in “Gay Student Services, et al., vs. Texas A&amp;M University” 1983. Decision and correspondence. 55. PWA- Subcommittee on safer sex 1983-1984 56. Reactions to “How to Have Sex in an Epidemic” 1983 57. “Safer Sexy” Safe sex guide- proofs 58. NYC Department of health meetings/AIDS Surveillance Updates/agendas/minutes 1982-1983 “;i:9;s:594:” 59. CDC weekly surveillance reports 1983-1985 60. Committee on Bathhouses papers 1984-1985 61. NY Dept. of Health- AIDS Surveillance updates 1982-1985 62. Mathilde Krim correspondence; Testimony of Dr. Krim before Ted Weiss- human services Subcommittee 98th congress 1983 (with JAS comments) 63. Commissioner of Health report October 1985 64. HHS/NIH correspondence; NY State AIDS Institute grant application 1983 65. Grant application NYS Dept. of Health Multifactorial process 1983 66. State of California AIDS Project/NFTF Grant Applications “;i:10;s:807:” 67. Michael Callen letters to the editor/ papers/remarks to congressional delegation 68. Michael Callen draft notes and correspondence 1983-1985 69. JAS drafts of early interferon papers; 1983 Interferon grant application; Interferon Trials 70. Manuscript drafts Witkin/JAS “Immune response to sperm” ; “Fertility and sterility” 1983 71. Manuscript drafts and correspondence Preble/JAS “AIDS from the perspective of experimental pathology” 1983 72. Manuscript drafts and data Metroka/JAS “Generalized Lymphodenopathy in homosexual men” Annals of Internal Medicine, Nov. 1983 73. Boston Notebook and Omaha Notebook (research notes- patient data- brief)+ JAS Name Plate 1984 74. Eviction lawsuit JAS vs. 49 West 12th Tenant Corp. (1983) court papers and press “;i:11;s:500:” 75. AIDS Research Journal (JAS Editor) submissions 76. AIDS Research Journal (JAS Editor) correspondence 77. Letters and articles for AIDS Research Journal (JAS editor) 78. AIDS Research Journal 1.1 1983-1984 79. AIDS Notebook (publication) edit copy and responses (1983) 80. JAS speaking notes in defense of multifactorial model – March 1993 81. CRIA Correspondence 1992-1995 82. JAS correspondence 1983 83. JAS letters to the editor 1982-1992 “;i:12;s:560:” 84. JAS conference invitations and speaking notes November 1994 – March 1996 85. Minutes of the Advisory Panel on Perinatal Transmission of HTLV-III/LAV NYC Dept. of Health 1986 86. JAS newspaper interviews + transcript of Charlie Rose interview PBS – April 1993 87. JAS personal Financial records 1982-1984 88. JAS C.V. and diplomas/Licenses/subscriptions (photocopies) 89. JAS C.V. 1994 90. Michael Callen C.V. 1992 91. Sample medical file #1 92. Sample medical file #2 93. Sample medical file #3 “;} This collection contains 5 feet of papers from Joseph Sonnabend’s personal collection. The collection spans across Sonnabend’s various pursuits and includes: – Financial documents of Sonnabend’s private practice in the village. – Personal financial records, including tax returns. – A sample selection of patient files. – Legal documents concerning an eviction suit brought against Sonnabend in 1983, and other legal cases represented by LAMBDA Legal. – PWA (People with AIDS Coalition) board papers, memos, correspondence, and  meeting agendas and minutes. – CRI/CRIA (Community Research Initiative on AIDS) business papers and correspondence, memos, meeting agendas and minutes, conference papers, grant proposals, and clinical study protocols. – amfAR (American Foundation for AIDS Research) mission, meeting agendas and minutes, business correspondence, and grant proposals. – ACTUP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) meeting minutes and presentation. – Sonnabend’s manuscripts and completed articles on AIDS and related research, including clinical collaborations, and detailed presentations concerning the Multifactorial Model of AIDS he constructed. – Bulk Sonnabend article reprints from 1964 to 1979 concerning interferon and other research topics. – New York AIDS Network meeting minutes. – “How to Have Sex in an Epidemic” brochure (1983)- original pamphlet created with Michael Callen, including reactions and correspondence. – NYC Dept. of Health surveillance reports, meeting agendas and minutes. – CDC weekly surveillance reports. – AIDS Research Journal edited by Sonnabend- submissions and correspondence. – Personal correspondence, speaking notes, and CVs of colleagues, employees, and coworkers. In the folder list and elsewhere in this collection the abbreviation JAS is used interchangeably with the name Joseph A. Sonnabend.

a:2:{i:0;s:293:” 1. Immigration 2. [The Artificial Paradise] 3. Movies and TVs 4. P-FLAG 5. History 6. Family 7. NAMBLA [North American Man-Boy Love Association] 8. Marriage 9. Letters to the Editor 10. Psychiatry Sex Education 11. Homophobia “;i:1;s:309:” 12. Media 13. Rhetoric 14. Adam Nagourney [author and writer; correspondence back and forth] 15. Civil Rights 16. Sodomy 17. P.R. Proposals 18. Military 19. Movement Correspondence 20. Reviews, etc. 21. Free Speech 22. Ronald Gold [writings] “;} This collection includes Ronald Gold’s written and email correspondence with a number of organizations (PFLAG, media outlets, public relations firms, governmental bodies) offering and exchanging opinions about a number of policy issues confronting the American gay and lesbian community in the 1970s, 80s and 90s. These issues include bans on military service, sex education, sodomy laws, marriage, representation of gays in the media, psychiatry’s treatment of homosexuality, and immigration laws. There are some speeches he wrote for others. There are also a number of literary and creative writings, including a translation of a text by Baudelaire. There are some reviews of theater and dance performances. Collection also includes pamphlets and guidebooks (some written or co-written by Gold, others that Gold’s work counters) about issues such as the portrayal of gays in the media and sex education.

a:27:{i:0;s:602:” 1. The Hatman Revealed 20 Oct 2005 2. Anonymity 1988 3. Euphemisms 2002 4. Euphemisms 2001 5. Morality, Et Al 6. Pharoah Collection 1988 7. Self Portraits + UFemisms Prints 8. Guy Kettlehack Book 9. Book Art & Slides 10. [Book Art] 11. Colored Scanned Drawings 2004 12. Copier Art Unison Series Story (Eupemisms) 13 May 2006 13. [Pharoah Series Art] 14. Doc Mondo Narratives 2004 15. Archival Drawings and Collages 16. Lonergan “Masturbation Fantasies” 17. Hatman 18. Tableaus 4 Sept 2006 “;i:1;s:752:” 19. Archival Book 2005 20. Tableaus 4 Sept 2006 21. Changes 22. [Book Art and Drawings] 23. [Drawings] 24. [“What is Art?” 11 Apr 2006] 25. An Artist’s Book and Drawings 26. Two Stories July 1998 27. Fat Mavis, Rough Work Dore’ + Vintage Stories 28. Shock Gridley 29. Simon 30. Dagmar and the Circus 31. Archival Collection Originals 32. [Book Art] 33. With All My Love, Hokusai! 18 May 2006 34. A Collaboration with the Past 05 Oct 2006 35. Vintage Drawings/Collage 36. The Old Man’s Story 37. Scholars’s Reef, etc. and Originals in Color 38. [Sketches and Drawings] 39. Archival Comix 40. Best of Early Homemade Porn “;i:2;s:462:” 41. 2008 Inventory Archival Collection 42. 2008 INV #37 43. [Algorithmic Drawings March 2008- August 2008] 44. Vanman 30 45. V.S. etc. Creme #30 46. Creme #4 47. Jeff Dawson Creme #6 48. Lucifer Creme #7 49. Creme #8 50. Creme #9 51. Archival Creme #19 52. A Most Excellent Collection Book #22 53. Creme of the Creme #5 54. Archival Book (Art) Creme #28 55. The Creme #1 “;i:3;s:431:” 56. Tom Trusky Book 57. Archival: Gary Books September 1988 58. Archival Copier Collection 1970-1976 59. Archival #20 60. Archival #23 61. Archival #24 62. Changes Archival 63. Archival Collection Originals “Ghirleins” Series 64. Archival “Meatyard” 65. Archival Sampler 1970-2008 66. Archival Dated & Undated 67. Rapid Transit 68. Rapid Transit 2 “;i:4;s:1406:” 69. Velez Copier Book 1986 70. Voyager 1987 71. Copier Art Book 1987 72. Changes 73. Pinstripe Book #1 1988 74. Pinstripe Book #2 1988 75. Pinstripe Book #3 1988 76. Pinstripe Book #4 1988 77. 1988-90 Copier art 78. Portfolio as a Copier Book 1989 79. Copier Book “Untitled Story” 1989 80. Bright Waters 1989 81. Raglan 1989 82. “In Which A Young Man…” 1989 83. Egyptian Masters 1993 84. Copier Book Art 1993 85. Euphemisms 2001 86. “You’ll Never See This in America” 87. “Willi” Collage/Copier Art 88. The Pornographically Intending Line 89. Copier Art Masters 90. A Copier Artist Book 2008 91. Untitled Copier Edition Masters 2008 92. Rapid Transit 93. [Beach Copier Art] 94. Louis 95. Pinstripe Book 5 96. Polka Dot Book Max & Kit 97. [Copier Art] 98. [Copier Art] 99. [Copier Art] 100. [Comics “Meat Yard”, “Doc Mondo”] 101. Doc Mondo “Shootin’ Hot Spunk” 102. Garys Debut “New and Improvised Cumix” 103. [Untitled Raglan Comic] 104. Jock’s Horde 105. [Artists Books] 106. Scenario for a Porn Flick 1989 107. “You’ll Never See This In America” 1988 108. A 2 in 1 Book Copier Art 1989 109. Masturbation Fantasies 2001 110. 2001 Copier Art Book “;i:5;s:689:” 111. Copier Art Creme Sampler #14 2002 112. Definitive vs. Etc 113. Copier Art 1970s 114. Arc Dot, Specs, Comics 2003 115. Ufemisms Book Art #6 116. Book Masters #15 2005 117. There is More to a Book than it’s Cover 118. A Waste-Not Book 119. Velez At The Circus 120. [Portfolio of Comics] 121. [Untitled Comics and Copier Art] 122. [Jock’s Horde Cumics] 123. [Doc Mondo Cumics] 124. [Artists Books] 125. [Copier Art] 126. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 127. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 128. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 129. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 130. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] “;i:6;s:469:” 131. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 132. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 133. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 134. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 135. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 136. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 137. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 138. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 139. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 140. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 141. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 142. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 143. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] “;i:7;s:463:” 144. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 145. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 146. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 147. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 148. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 149. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 150. [Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 151. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 152. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 153. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 154. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 155. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] “;i:8;s:411:” 156. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 157. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 158. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 159. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 160. [Small Artist Books 8.5″x5.5″] 161. [Unison 1993] 162. [Artist Books 1969-1973] 163. [Artist Book 1977] 164. [Artist Books 1985-1987] 165. [Artist Books 1988-1992] 166. [Artist Books 1993-2000] “;i:9;s:443:” 167. [Artist Books 2000-2001] 168. [Artist Books 2002-2003] 169. [Artist Books 2004-2008] 170. [Artist Book Undated] 171. Travelog 172. Euphemism Publishing 173. Beauty and The Beast (not the fairytale0 and Variations 174. Boy Man Stories 175. Boy Man Stories 176. [Small Artist Books] 177. [Small Artist Books] 178. [Small Artist Books] 179. [Small Artist Books] “;i:10;s:367:” 180. [Small Artist Books] 181. [Small Artist Books] 182. [Small Artist Books] 183. [Small Artist Books] 184. [Small Artist Books] 185. [Small Artist Books] 186. [Small Artist Books] 187. [Copier Masters 2004] 188. [Copier Masters 2010] 189. [Copier Masters 1967-1989] 190. [Copier Masters 1987-1989] “;i:11;s:371:” 191. [Copier Masters 1990-1994] 192. [Copier Masters 1994-1998] 193. [Copier Masters 2000-2005] 194. [Copier Masters 2006-2009] 195. [Copier Masters 2008-2009] 196. [Copier Masters Undated] 197. [Copier Masters Undated] 198. [Copier Masters Undated] 199. [Copier Masters Undated] 200. Cory Books 1,2,3 Masters “;i:12;s:349:” 201. Hans & LaFitte Copier Masters 2004 202. [Various Copier Masters] 203. [Various Copier Masters] 204. [Various Copier Masters] 205. [Various Copier Masters] 206. [Various Copier Masters] 207. [Various Copier Masters] 208. [Various Copier Masters] 209. “Abusin Susan” Copier Masters 1987 “;i:13;s:961:” 210. “Trucker John” Copier Masters 211. Brightwaters Edition Copier Masters 212. Various Copier Masters 213. “The Wild Party” Original Artwork 1969-1979 214. “Polemic” Original Artwrof 1985 215. “Summer of 1986” Original Artwork 1986 216. [Sketchbook 1970] 217. [Sketchbook 1970-1971] 218. [Sketchbook 1972] 219. [Sketchbook 1972] 220. [Sketchbook 1973-1974] 221. [Sketchbook 1973-1974] 222. [Sketchbook 1974-1975] 223. [Sketchbook 1975-1976] 224. [Sketchbook 1985] 225. [Sketchbook 1985] 226. [Sketchbook 08 Feb 2011] 227. [Sketchbook Undated] 228. “Blue Big Little Book” 1982-1983 229. [Untitled Sketchbook] 230. [Untitled Sketchbook] 231. “Street Smarts” 1992 232. “Unison” 1991-1994 233. “Chelsea Long Beach” 1993 -2004 234. [Untitled Sketchbook] 235. [Untitled Sketchbook 05 Jul 1999 – 04 Mar 2004] “;i:14;s:1352:” 236. [Untitled Sketchbook Apr 2002 – 03 Dec 2003] 237. [Untitled Sketchbook 31 Oct 2003- 31 Mar 2005] 238. [Untitled Sketchbook] 239. [Untitled Sketchbook 31 Jul 2005-31 Dec 2005] 240. [Untitled Sketchbook Dec 2005- Jun 2006] 241. “Part I, II, III etc.” Mar 2006 – 2007 242. [Untitled Sketchbook Jul 2006- Oct 2007] 243. [Untitled Sketchbook Dec 2006 – Jul 2007] 244. [Untitled Sketchbook] 245. [Untitled Sketchbook 01 Oct 2007 – 29 Nov 2008] 246. [Untitled Sketchbook] 247. [Untitled Sketchbook 2007-2008] 248. [Untitled Sketchbook 10 Mar 2008- Apr 2008] 249. [Untitled Sketchbook Sep 2008- Oct 2008] 250. [Untitled Sketchbook 20 Oct 2008 – 24 May 2009] 251. [Untitled Sketchbook 07 Sep 2009 – 30 Oct 2009] 252. [Untitled Sketchbook 10 Feb 2010 – 12 May 2010] 253. [Untitled Sketchbook 01 Apr 2009 – 16 Jan 2010] 254. [Untitled Sketchbook May 2010 – Jul 2010] 255. [Untitled Sketchbook Jun 2009 – Sep 2009] 256. [Untitled Sketchbook 09 Jul 2010 – 09 Sep 2010] 257. [Untitled Sketchbook 21 Jul 2010 – 04 Feb 2010] 258. “My Log/Drawings/Collages” 16 Sep 2010 259. [Untitled Sketchbook 1969-1970] 260. “Titman, Hatman & Others In Manhattan 1983-1984 261. “Doc Mondo/Unison/Changes/Velez 1986” “;i:15;s:814:” 262. [Untitled Sketchbook] 263. [Untitled Sketchbook 1993-2009] 264. “A Vanman Saga 2003” 265. [Untitled Sketchbook 13 Mar 2008-29 Sep 2008] 266. [Untitled Sketchbook 23 Sep 2009-21 Sep 2010] 267. [Untitled Sketchbook Oct 2009-Mar 2010] 268. “Velez 2010” 269. [Untitled Sketchbook 01 Apr 2012] 270. [Untitled Sketchbook] 271. [Untitled Sketchbook] 272. “Skippy” 273. [Untitled Sketchbook] 274. [Undated Sketches] 275. [Undated Sketches] 276. [Undated Sketches] 277. [Undated Sketches] 278. [Undated Sketches] 279. [Undated Sketches] 280. [Undated Sketches] 281. [Undated Sketches] 282. Flip Book 1987-2006 283. “Hatman Revealed” 284. “UFemisms 2002” 285. “The Runners” “;i:16;s:712:” 286. [Undated Original] 287. [Various Vintage 2006] 288. [Originals 1972] 289. “Folio 1980’s” 290. “Cock-Tales Jul 1989” 291. “Cut Up Set of Drawings 1984” 292. “Doc Mondo Originals 1989” 293. [Various Sketches 1984-1997] 294. “Euphemisms Publico 1990’s] 295. “Porn 2001′ 296. “‘Ser’ Folio of Photoshop Art 2001” 297. “Vanman Originals #30” 298. [Sketches 02 Apr 2006- 05 Mar 2008] 299. “Lawrence” 300. “Mantee” 301. “Student Art Vintage” 302. “Velez At The Circus Oct 2010” 303. “Portfolio One and Two 2000” 304. “Rites of Prencara, Blaze O’Toole, Thorpe, J.C. 2001” 305. “Tate Maury 1975” “;i:17;s:549:” 306. “Billy’s Story, Jocks Hoarde, Cruisers 1976-1982” 307. “1990-1992” 308. “The Taming of Roag” 309. “Red Rover” 310. “Skippy” 311. “Louis” 312. “Jamie McFefters 1974-1975 Originals” 313. “Lookout Someone’s Coming 2001” 314. [Undated Originals] 315. [Undated Originals] 316. [Undated Originals] 317. [Undated Originals] 318. [Undated Originals] 319. [Undated Originals] 320. “The Marriage of Lysander” 321. “Mame 1976” 322. “Harley’s Van 1977” “;i:18;s:522:” 323. “Outer Space & Aliens ’70s” 324. “Harley’s Van 1977” 325. “Jethro 70s” 326. “Jamie, etc Late 70s” 327. [Untitled Originals 18 Sep 2002] 328. [Untitled originals 1975] 329. “Rhoda Quim 3rd Round 1979” 330. “Dick Stories, etc 1975-1978” 331. “Red Rover 1976” 332. “Prince Hal 1977” 333. “Doc Mondo 1980-1983” 334. “Skippy 1982” 335. “Abusin Susan 1985” 336. “Louis 1989” 337. “Tom Tyler’s Luck” 338. “The Third Round” “;i:19;s:600:” 339. “Jamie Dee” 340. “Johnny Priapus” 341. “Vintage Dagmar” 342. “Saga #V” 343. “Red Rover” 344. “Goin’s On Comics” 345. “Jory’s Game” 346. “The Further Exploits of Shock Gridley” 347. “Doc Mondo Saga” 348. “Creme #16” 1967 349. “Numbers Creme #26” 1973 350. “Cock Snare Creme #27” 1970-1980 351. “Dailed Gimel” 1986-1997 352. “Abusin Susan 1987” 353. “Creme #11 1988-1989” 354. “Creme #3” 1991 355. “Three Comic Strips” 356. “Retrospective Creme#17” 357. “The Third Round Creme #12” “;i:20;s:422:” 358. “Prince Hal Book & Doc Savage O’Keene” 359. “Creme #20 Robert and the Mounties” 360. “Leander” 361. “Photoshop Art #2.2” 2001 362. “Photoshop Art Creme #18” 363. “Jock’s Hoard Books 1, 2, 3” 364. Spurts The Creme #10″ 365. [Copier Art] 366. “Fag Power Creme #25” 367. “Book Art Creme #21” 368. “Getaway Adventures Creme #24” 369. “Saga #I” “;i:21;s:750:” 370. “Rod Regas” 371. “The Adventures of…” 372. “Saga #1” 373. “Mantee” 374. “The Further Exploits of Allen Dale” 375. “Dust O’ Day/ Thor Wiggens Oct 2006” 376. “The Adventures of Mona” 377. [Untitled Comic] 378. [Untitled Misc] 379. [Untitled Copier Art] 380. [Mail Art Project] 381. [Copier Art] 382. [Copier Art] 383. [Book-Making How To] 384. [Resumes] 385. [Stories] 386. [Correspondence] 387. [Daring Durea Series] 388. [Darin Durea Collector’s Series] 389. “Pedagogical Notes Project #1” 390. “Another ‘Pedagogical’ Collection” 391. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 392. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] “;i:22;s:1092:” 393. “GTA Children’s Art” 394. “Review of Supplemental Visual Aides 17 Oct 1995” 395. “Geometry Through Art” 396. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 397. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 398. “Found About Picture Images Jul 2006” 399. “Geometry of El Greco= His Cosmology Mar 2008” 400. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 401. “Geometry Through Art” 402. “Geometry Through Art” 403. “Geometry Through Art” 404. “Teaching Geometry Through Art” 405. ”Pedagogical Notes: To Be Cont’d” 406. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 407. “Geometry Through Art” 408. [Teaching Geometry Through Art] 409. “Geometry Through Art Promo 1993” 410. “Summer 2006/Pedagogical Book” 411. “G.T.A 1982-1998” 412. “Basic GTA Grids 2007” 413. [Geometry Through Art] 414. “Geometry Through Art” 415. [Geometry Through Art] 416. “NCTM Kick Off Kit” 417. “El Greco’s Geometry and Imagination” 418. “Math Forum/ Basic Kit 2007” 419. “GTA Vintage Assessment Jul 2007” “;i:23;s:725:” 420. [Geometry Through Art Worksheet Masters] 421. [Golden rectangle PowerPoint Printout] 422. [Geometry Through Art Newsletter] 423. [Geometry Through Art-Pedagogical] 424. [Geometry Through Art-Pedagogical] 425. [Geometry Through Art-Pedagogical] 426. [Geometry Through Art-Pedagogical] 427. [Geometry Through Art Master Copies] 428. [Geometry Through Art Copier Masters] 429. [Geometry Through Art Worksheet Masters] 430. [Geometry Through Art Student Work] 431. [Geometry Through Art Pedagogical Materials] 432. [Geometry Through Art Resources For Teachers] 433. “Mostly Stories; A Few Drawings 27 Sep 2010” 434. [Misc. Drawings] “;i:24;s:571:” 435. [Collection of Stories and Drawings] 436. [Misc. Drawings] 437. “Works In Progress: Asst. Typed Narratives 2000” 438. [Misc. Untitled Stories] 439. [Misc. Untitled Stories] 440. “Rolling Stone Final Print Slides” 441. “Rolling Stone Final Print Slides” 442. “Slides Aids Set” 443. “Oil Paintings/Slide Collection” 444. [Assorted Slide Collection] 445. [Euphmisms Slide Collection] 446. [Euphmisms Slide Collection] 447. [Assorted Slide Collection] 448. [Assorted Slide Collection] “;i:25;s:327:” 449. “Nina Aoki’s Review of My Book Art” 450. “The Ambigiuity of the Jock Strap” 451. “Art In America” 452. [Untitled Artist Book] 453. “Wonder” 454. [Other People’s Artist Books] 455. [Other People’s Artist Books] 456. [Other People’s Artist Books] 457. [Correspondence] “;i:26;s:28:” 458. Oversize Prints “;} The collection contains numerous erotic and pornographic comics, sagas, artist books, slides, correspondence concerning the art and the tools for teaching geometry through art all created by the artist Norman Shapiro. These works were created from 1968 to 2010.

a:1:{i:0;s:209:” 1. Love Song In Gray (Play), 1976. 2. Hello! (Play), 1977. 3. A Knoxville Book, 1977. 4. Lacie (Play), 1978. 5. Martha (Play), 1978. 6. The Owner Wants Out (Play),  1978. “;} Five unpublished plays and one published book of poetry by David McIntosh written from 1976 to 1978. The Center does hold the copyright for these works.

a:6:{i:0;s:505:” 1. Gay Games [Debt management, athlete registration book, income statement summaries, Executive Committee notes and memoranda] 2. HIV AIDS Youth GG [U.S. Non-immigration visa for HIV positive athletes, scholarship program & policy] 3. GG [Executive Committee notes and memoranda] 4. Gay Games [Removed from inside folder (3)] 5. Project Demonstrating Excellence 6. 1988 Youth [ Committee to Include Youth at Pride and Gay Games IV] 7. [Loose files in box 1] “;i:1;s:596:” 8. [Loose files in box 1- Organizing Template and Board of Directors personal information files, resume’s] 9. [Gay Games Executive Committee and Board of Directors meeting minutes, notes, vote tally for co-president of Gay Games, board history, mock-up for athlete registration] 10. Press conference to announce economic impact of Gay Games IV 11. [Loose Executive Committee correspondence regarding public relations travel and organizing of Games and Festival] 12. Gay Games Scholarships 13. [Loose – correspondence, marketing notes] 14. HIV Exclusion “;i:2;s:362:” 15. [Loose – Board of Directors meeting minutes regarding marketing, public relations and “transsexual” controversy] 16. Transportation Services 17. Dates of Gay Games IV 18. Gay Games – current 19. Cultural Festival 20. [Loose – Cultural festival, scholarships, Board of Directors and Executive Committee notes and minutes] “;i:3;s:447:” 21. Gay Games Cultural Prospectus 22. GG Video [Board of Directors record – bankruptcy, financial statements, and fundraising efforts] 23. [Unity ’94 Shirt Program Proposal, Volunteer Organizing Committee] 24. Gay Games [Organizing Committee] 25. [Gay Games – Loose Files Board of Directors Executive Committee] 26. [Scheduling Survey – Gay Games IV] 1 of 2 27. [Scheduling Survey – Gay Games IV] 2 of 2 “;i:4;s:646:” 28. [Sponsorship, Gay Games IV marketing, pledge material, volunteer information, Gay Games IV ‘March on Washington’] 29. [IRS application for exemption, fundraising examples from previous unrelated events, budget material 30. [Request for proposal (RFP) submission to Federation of Gay Games for New York in ’94] 31. [Correspondence (letters, notes, and brochures) from Jay Hill to Ann Northrop regarding planning and organizing of New York in ’94, executive director search] 32. [Fundraising, South Africa trip, Executive Committee minutes, Executive Assistant search, culture festival, budget, graphic identity] “;i:5;s:470:” 33. [Executive committee minutes, fundraising, Community Challenge race, internal correspondence, Press releases] 34. [Executive Committee minutes, operations report, culture festival RFP] 35. [Press coverage, internal correspondence, public relations, Mayor Dinkins press release, draft and final draft editorial NYQ, Magic Johnson correspondence, contacts] 36. [Commercial Lease, expense data, move plans, performance evaluations, organizing] “;} This collection includes files from the non-profit organization New York in ’94 and are related to planning the Gay Games in 1994 (sometimes refered to as Unity ’94) which took place in New York City in the Summer of 1994.  It also includes files related to debt management, fundraising and settlement terms related to debt incurred as a result of holding the Games.  These files include meeting notes, memoranda, personal correspondence, hiring and personnel records, legal and financial records, press releases, and announcements mostly produced by the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of New York in ’94, of which Ann Northrop was a part.  She was Co-President of New York in ’94.

a:3:{i:0;s:445:” 1. Hour Swim 2. Swim for Life [printed material, Richard Steinberg tribute] 3. Gay Jocks: Gay Games III 1990 4. Front Runners 5. [Celebration “90 press packet] 6. Press Conference to Announce Impact of Gay Games IV/Unity “94 New York City Hall April 13, 1992 7. Gay Games IV [Press Release] 8. GG IV: Metrosource 1993, Columbia Newsletter 1993, Boys Town 1993 [Drafts for article submission] “;i:1;s:368:” 9. GG IV: Newsletter 1993 PR, mailings, clips [Living Proof correspondence, brochure] 10. GG IV: Newsletters, pre-mailings, clips 1994 11. GG IV Clips [stickers, ephemera]; GG VI [ephemera] 12. Gay Games V 13. Gay Games IV souvenirs 14. Triathlon [Multiple events, finishing times, photos, membership card] 15. Gay Games VII “;i:2;s:264:” 16. [Gay Games VI Newspaper] 17. Team NY Aquatics [Roster, News, Board of Directors, Newsletter] 18. Gay Jocks 19. USCF/ CRCA [United States Cycling Federation, Country Road Club Association] 20. Boston to P’Town Ride 21. Yoga “;} This collection includes records of finishing times and results, announcements, and press releases from LGBT related athletic events in which Bob Nelson participated, helped organize, and competed including the Gay Games, Front Runners, Boston to Provincetown Ride, Cycling, Gay Jocks, and Swim for Life.

a:1:{i:0;s:53:” 1.  [Raymond Arthur Dego World War II diary] “;} The collection contains Raymond Arthur Dego’s transcribed World War II army diary, which begins 11 Aug 1943 and ends Oct 1945, as well as a few photocopies of newspaper clippings, photos, and documents relating to Dego’s army years. There are 81 pages of typed journal entries. Most detailed entries take place between Aug 1943 and Jan 1944.  Also included are a preface and introduction to the diary written by Dego’s lover David Oscar. The diary primarily contains Dego’s day-to-day experiences of war life in Europe, including descriptions of country landscapes and art as well as discussions of army life, battles, and his fellow soldiers. Though Dego was gay, there is no discussion of his homosexuality.

a:25:{i:0;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:14:”Boxes 1 and 2 “;s:15:”section_content”;s:99:”1-68. Folders of records and correspondence of individually named inmates at Corcoran State Prison.”;}i:1;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 3″;s:15:”section_content”;s:204:”69-92. Folders  are records and correspondence of individually named  inmates at Corcoran State Prison. 93-103. Folders are records and correspondence with individually named inmates at Chowchilla, CA.”;}i:2;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 4″;s:15:”section_content”;s:231:”104-125. Folders are records and correspondence of individually named inmates at Chowchilla. 126-135. Folders are records and correspondence of individually named inmates at Vacaville Prison. 136-138. California Medical Facility.”;}i:3;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 5″;s:15:”section_content”;s:1101:”139-146.  California Men’s Colony 147-151. California State Prison – San Quentin 152. California Institute for Men 153. California Institute for Men 154. California Institute for Women 155. California Institute for Women 156. Mole Creek State Prison 157. Mole Creek State Prison 158. Northern California Women’s Facility 159. Federal Correctional Institute 160. Washington State Prison 161. Delaware Correctional Center 162. Jessup Correctional Institute 163. Santa Clara County Jail 164. Hoke Correctional Institute 165. Kingsbury County Jail 166. Otisville Correctional Facility – NYS 167. South Woods State Prison 168. Federal Medical Center – Carswell 169-178. Correspondence with inmates in unlisted institutions. 179. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (individual inmate). 180. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (individual inmate). 181. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (1 of 11) 182. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (2 of 11) 183. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (3 of 11) 184. No folder #184″;}i:4;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 6″;s:15:”section_content”;s:989:”185. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (4 of 11) 186. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (5 of 11) 187. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (6 of 11) 188. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (7 of 11) 189. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (8 of 11) 190. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla (9 of 11) 191. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla – Lawsuit (10 of 11) 192. Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla – Deaths (11 of 11) 193. California Medical Facility, Vacaville (1 of 5) 194. California Medical Facility, Vacaville (2 of 5) 195. California Medical Facility, Vacaville (3 of 5) 196. California Medical Facility, Vacaville (4 of 5) 197. California Medical Facility, Vacaville – Peer Education (5 of 5) 198. Valley State Prison For Women, Chowchilla (1 of 3) 199. Valley State Prison For Women, Chowchilla (2 of 3) 200. Valley State Prison For Women, Chowchilla (3 of 3)”;}i:5;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 7″;s:15:”section_content”;s:1382:”201. Prisoner Peer Education (1 of 5) 202. Prisoner Peer Education (2 of 5) 203. Prisoner Peer Education (3 of 5) 204. Prisoner Peer Education (4 of 5) 205. Prisoner Peer Education (5 of 5) 206. Prisoner Peer Education – New York State 207. Prisoner Peer Education – PLACE – FCI Dublin 208. HIV National AIDS Update Conference 209. Conference Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex 210. International AIDS Conference – 1996 211. Tenth International Conference on AIDS – 1994 212. Commissioner’s Task Force on HIV/STD Prevention – 1997 213. Community Health Center Conference – 1999 214. AIDS Counseling and Education Program (ACE) – 1993 215. National AIDS Treatment Advocates Forum – 2000 216. National Minority Aids Council – 2000 217. National Strategy Meeting – 2000 218. International Women’s Day – 1997 219. Amnesty International – 1998 220. National HIV Prison Meeting – 2000 221. American Civil Liberties Union Foundation – 1998 222. North American AIDS Treatment Action Forum – 2001 223. Forum for Collaborative HIV Research – 2001 224. National Commission on Correctional Health Care – 1992-1996 225. National AIDS Update Conference – 1996-1997 226. Second Annual Conference on Rural HIV/AIDS Issues in California – 1998 227. National AIDS Treatment Advocates Forum (NATAF) – 1998 228. Catholic Charities Conference – 2000″;}i:6;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 8″;s:15:”section_content”;s:1095:”229. Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants Conference (C.U.R.E) – 1999 230. World Newsletter – 1992-2001 231. PASAN Newsletter – 1996-1999 232. OUT! Lesbians and Gays Against Intervention Newsletter – 1992-1994 233. California Prison Focus (1 of 3) – 1997-2006 234. Prison Publications 1991-2000 235. Ultra Violet Newsletter – 1994-1995 236. HIV Education Project Newsletter – 1999-2000 237. Fire Inside Newsletter – 1996-1999 238. Third Force Newsletter – 1994-1995 239. Voices from Inside Newsletter (Originals) 240. Prisoner with AIDS Newsletter 1988-1998 (1 of 3) 241. Prisoner with AIDS Newsletter 1988-1998 (2 of 3) 242. Prisoner with AIDS Newsletter 1988-1998 (3 of 3) 243. Prison News Service Newsletter 1992-1997 (1 of 2) 244. Prison News Service Newsletter 1992-1997 (2 of 2) 245. Awareness News Newsletter 2000-2002 246. Women in Prison Publications 1989-1992 247. AIDS Publications 1992-2000 248. Sinister Wisdom Publication 2003-2004 249. Canada AIDS Society 1997 250. Canada AIDS in Prison 1994-2002 251. 8th Annual Round Table on Women in Prison 1996″;}i:7;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:5:”Box 9″;s:15:”section_content”;s:1293:”252. Correctional HIV Consortium 1998 253. HIV/AIDS in Prisons: Final Report (Canada) 1996 254. HIV/STD Harm Reduction for the Incarcerated Population 255. Legal Aspects of Transsexualism 256. With the Power of Justice in Our Eyes Handbook 257. Clinical Trials In Correctional Settings – Brown University 258. Legislative Hearings on Conditions of Confinement for California Women 2000 259. California Legislature – Chowchilla October 2000 260. AIDS Substance Abuse and Health Volume 1 261. AIDS Substance Abuse and Health Volume 2 262. Voices From Within 263. HIV in Incarcerated Men 264. HIV/STD Harm Reduction for the Incarcerated Population 265. Prisoners’ HIV/AIDS Support Action Network (PASAN) (1 of 2) See Box 12, Folder 369 266. Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education (GLSEN) 267. Institute for Community Health Outreach 268. Project Notice 1997 269. Project Notice 1996 270. National Organizations Responding to AIDS 271. Women Speak Out Event 272. Human Rights for Prisoners Demonstration 273. Queer Women & Men United in Support of Political Prisoners (Q.U.I.S.P) 274. Justice Policy Institute 275. Women In Prison Fact Sheets 276. Women’s Prison Book Project 277. Critical Resistance 278. Coalition on HIV and Prisoners (C.O.H.A.P) 279. Project Alerta”;}i:8;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 10″;s:15:”section_content”;s:996:”280. AIDS – Lesbians 281. Alabama HIV Segregation 282. HIV/AIDS Legislation 2000 283. Lesbian HIV/AIDS Prevention 284. Articles – AIDS in Prison 285. Women’s AIDS Network 286. Tuberculosis Epidemic 287. Silent Epidemic 288. Latino Prisoners with AIDS 289. HIV Prevention Articles 290. World Health Organization Guidelines on HIV 291. HIV – Hepatitis C 292. Hepatitis C – Protective Housing Unit 293. Hepatitis 294. Hepatitis in Prison 295. HIV – Kidney Failure 296. Infectious Disease Management Technical Reference manual September 1997 297. HIV, AIDS and Reproductive Health 298. National Hepatitis C in Prison Coalition 299. New York HIV in Prison 300. HIV Related Documents 301. Condoms 302. Restitution Hearing 303. Rosenkrantz vs. Davis 304. Booty Bandit Trial 305. Harris vs. Thigpen 306. California Department of Corrections – Parole Services 307. Assembly Bill 29 308. Grants 309. Paul Redd’s Proposal 310. Community Component Lawsuit 311. Juvenile Justice”;}i:9;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 11″;s:15:”section_content”;s:875:”312. Medical Care in Prisons 313. Canadian Fact Sheets – HIV in Prison 314. Puerto Rican Political Prisoners 315. California Prison Brutality 316. Youth Crimes 317. San Diego Resources 318. AIDS in Prison – Illinois 319. Women in Prison 320. Clinical Drug Trials 321. Media Ban 1996 322. LGBT Issues 323. Transgender Issues 324. Transgender Issues – California Medical Facility (1995-1998) 325. Transpeople In Prison (1992-1997) 326. Letters (1 of 2) 327. Letters (2 to 2) 328. Dear Abby Letters (1 of 3) – Donation 329. Dear Abby Letters (2 of 3) – Compassionate Release 330. Dear Abby Letters (3 of 3) 331. San Francisco Dance-A-Thon (1998) 332. Prisoners Fight AIDS Walk-A-Thon (1997) 333. Prisoner Awareness Week – Evergreen State College (1998) 334. Craft’s Fair (1998 – contains photos and negatives) 335. Holiday Benefit (1998 – contains photos)”;}i:10;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 12″;s:15:”section_content”;s:1586:”336. Advocacy letters 337. Compassionate Release (1 of 2) 338. Compassionate Release (2 of 2) 339. Secure 1000 Lawsuit 340. Parole Board Campaign 341. Pelican Bay Violence 342. Prisoner Statements 343. CDC Classification Hearing 344. Bernard Volker Interview 345. Article for “States of Confinement” 346. Group Inmate Appeal 347. Interns 348. Transgender Issues – Torey Tuesday South 349. Records of individual named inmate 350. Skilled Nursing Facility 351. Records of individual named inmate 352. Live Oak Community Correctional Facility 353. New College 354. University of Santa Cruz 355. DC Meeting with Donna Shalala 356. Atlanta CDC Conference 357. California Prison Focus (1 of 2) 358. California Prison Focus (2 of 2) 359. California Coalition for Women 360. James Markunas Society 361. CDC Housing Policy 362. CDC Seraprevalence Study 363. California Department of Corrections (CDC) 364. Committee on Public Safety Report 365. Project Recognition – 1999 366. Fresno Speaker 367. Hatcher Center for Human Rights 368. Project Notice 1995 369. Prisoners’ HIV/AIDS Support Action Network (See Box 9, Folder 265) (2 of 2) 370. Records of individual named inmate 371. Family Council Meeting 2002 372. DC Council Hearing 1991 373. PARC Advisory Board 2000 374. Prisoner Advisory Board 1996 375. San Francisco Women and HIV Conference 1997 376. National Round Table HIV/AIDS in Prison 1993 377. Women in Prison Round Table 1996 378. National Skills Building Conference 1996 379. National Commission on Correctional Health Care Conference 1997″;}i:11;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 13″;s:15:”section_content”;s:762:”380. Federal Correctional Facility 381. Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility 382. San Quentin State Prison 383. California Men’s Colony 384. California Institution for Men 385. Georgia Department of Corrections – Law Suit 386. Massachusetts Prisoners 387. California Institute for Women 388. Central California’s Women Facility 389. Contra Costa County – sentencing 390. California State Prison – Corcoran 391. California state Prison – Corcoran 392. California state Prison – Corcoran 393. California state Prison – Corcoran 394. Corcoran trials 2000 395. Corcoran 396. Corcoran Correctional Facility 397. Corcoran Correspondence 398. California State Prison – Corcoran 399. Corcoran Interviews 400. Corcoran Prison 401. Corcoran Prison”;}i:12;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 14″;s:15:”section_content”;s:204:”402. Anthology Correspondence 403. Anthology 404. Voices From the Inside, Anthology 405. New Submissions to be Typed 406. Sinister Wisdom 407. If I Could Tell The Children: From the Pens of Prisoners”;}i:13;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 15″;s:15:”section_content”;s:394:”408. Sack 6 Mailing 1 409. If I Could Tell the Children Anthology & Submissions 410. If I Could Tell the Children 411. WWP Conference 2006 412. Prison Poems; Submissions for Tell the Children Anthology 413. National Fight Back Conference World Worker’s Party 414. Anthology Correspondence 2005 415. Correspondence 2004 – Book 416. Bio Information 417. Correspondence, Name Withheld”;}i:14;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 16″;s:15:”section_content”;s:246:”418. 2004 Submissions to Type 419. Anthology Correspondence 420. Anthology Correspondence 421. Gay Prisoner Parole 422. No Pride in Davis (2002) 423. AIDS/Prison Articles 424. Rocky Rushina Contra Costa Times 425. AIDS in Prison Roundtable”;}i:15;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 17″;s:15:”section_content”;s:203:”426. Chain 1992-93 Prison Issues 427. HIV Behind Bars National AIDS Update 428. ACT UP News 429. Prison Issues 1993-94 430. Lesbian/Gays in Prison 431. Prisoner Testimony National Commission on AIDS”;}i:16;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 18″;s:15:”section_content”;s:149:”432. Dee Farmer Letters & Writing 433. Criminalization, Vol II 434. Harris v Thigpen Alabama HIV Case 435. Bruce Lee 436. ACT UP & Prison”;}i:17;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 19″;s:15:”section_content”;s:537:”437. AB3093 Letters 438. Assembly Bill 3093, Vol. I 439. Assembly Bill 3093 Compassionate Release, Vol II 440. California Legislature Wed., Oct. 11th, 2000 441. Symposium on HIV, HCV & Corrections 442. Emerging Issues in Correctional Health 443. HIV/HCV Speak-Out Event, Nov. 2nd, 2000. Planning materials. Greenspan moderating; speakers include Nina Grossman, Antoine Mahan, Brenda Goldhammer, Diana Block, and various other formerly incarcerated people, activists and advocates. See audio tape list for recordings from event.”;}i:18;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 20″;s:15:”section_content”;s:346:”444. AFSCME 445. Tip Committee 446. Bunny Knuckles 447. Walkathon Place 448. Untitled 449. Media Coverage Chowchilla (copies) 450. Correspondence, Name Withheld 451. Correspondence, Name Withheld 452. Correspondence, Name Withheld 453. Correspondence, Name Withheld 454. Correspondence, Name Withheld 455. Correspondence, Name Withheld”;}i:19;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 21″;s:15:”section_content”;s:281:”456. Correspondence, Name Withheld 457. Correspondence, Name Withheld 458. Correspondence, Name Withheld 469. Correspondence, Name Withheld 460. Correspondence, Name Withheld 461. Correspondence, Name Withheld Note: Two folders removed (see Unfoldered Items below)”;}i:20;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 22″;s:15:”section_content”;s:286:”462. Correspondence, Name Withheld 463. Correspondence, Name Withheld 464. Lonnie Sappington 465. Correspondence, Name Withheld 466. Correspondence, Name Withheld 467. Correspondence, Name Withheld 468. Peter Hazidakis 469. Cynthia Greene 470. Raymond Smith 471. Regina Edwards”;}i:21;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 23″;s:15:”section_content”;s:309:”472. Michelle Flores W43152 473. Media Access SB434 474. Schumate Trial 475. Demonstration 10/4/97 476. HIV Prisoner Speakout 1998 477. Dorothy Ware 478. Linda Cortez 479. Compassionate Release CCWF 480. Compassionate Release CCWF 481. Media Campaign Medical Parole 482. Letters in Support of AB1408″;}i:22;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:6:”Box 24″;s:15:”section_content”;s:157:”483. AB 1408 – Villaraigosa 1995, Vol. I 484. AB 1408 – Villaraigosa 1995, Vol. II 485. AB 1408 – Compassionate Release, Vol. III 486. AIDS Lobby Day 1995″;}i:23;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:16:”Unfoldered Items”;s:15:”section_content”;s:102:”Two folders removed from Box 21 and scanned due to water damage. Ask the archivist for access to PDFs.”;}i:24;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:15:”Audio Tape list”;s:15:”section_content”;s:1090:”1. HIV/HCV Speak-Out Event, Nov. 2, 2000 (Part 1: Sides A and B, runtime 02:16:45). See also: folders 271, 443. 2. HIV/HCV Speak-Out Event, Nov. 2, 2000 (Part 2: Side A, runtime 00:22:16). 3. KQED 88.5FM Radio Show “Forum” Episode on Chowchilla Women’s Prison, Jan. 11, 2001 (Sides A and B, runtime 00:49:27). Host Michael Krasny interviews Bill Schulz of Amnesty International, attorney Catherine Campbell, and Judy Greenspan. Discussion includes listener calls. (Unrelated clip from another “Forum” episode retained at the end.) 4. Demonstration at Chowchilla, July 8, 1995 (Sides A and B, runtime 01:39:38. Cuts off at end of Side B). Speakers in order: Catherine Campbell, Dorsey Nunn, Jean Stewart, Karen reading Charisse’s letter, Joyce Miller, Luz Alvaraz Martinez, Miriam reading Marsha Bunney’s letter, Cory Weinstein, La Juana (recently released), Andrea Shorter, Rachel Maddow reading solidarity letter, Rebecca Hensler, George Mancuso (father of incarcerated woman), Azania [?] of the National People’s Campaign, and Jennifer Beach speaking about Mumia Abu-Jamal.”;}} Judy Greenspan’s activism concentrated on the rights of incarcerated persons with HIV/AIDS in California. In 1991, Judy moved to California, joining (the original) San Francisco ACT UP. She later founded the HIV/AIDS in Prison Project of Catholic Charities of the East Bay, an advocacy group working on behalf of women with HIV and AIDS. The group was critically important in improving medical care in the prison system and was instrumental in making the Vacaville medical prison a model for HIV health care. The group also worked to improve procedures for the compassionate release of those incarcerated and dying of HIV/AIDS. In 1998, her project closed due to lack of funding, but was absorbed by California Prison Focus, a statewide rights organization for those incarcerated. Undaunted by the end of one program, Judy continued her advocacy and organized the HIV/Hepatitis C in Prison (HIP) Committee within California Prison Focus. Judy’s last visit to incarcerated women (August 2005) ended with a phone call from her doctor informing her that she had breast cancer. Her diagnosis and her first year teaching elementary school forced her to pull back from her advocacy. Greenspan retired from teaching as of 2019 and continues to reside in the Bay Area. The collection relates to the experiences of incarcerated persons with HIV/AIDS and consists of medical records, correspondence, and legal documents, in addition to prison newsletters, conference books, literature on HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, sexually transmitted infections, and LGBTQ issues in prisons. While the collection concentrates primarily on the California prison system, there is also material on prisons in other US states and Canada.

a:1:{i:0;s:291:” 1. Correspondence With Festus (Partner) 2. Other Correspondence 3. Army Documents 4. Theater Programs and Other Miscellaneous Papers 5. Photo Album 1 6. Photo Album 2 7. Photo Album 3 8. Photo Album 4 9. Photo Album 5 (Vacation Photos) “;} The collection provides a look at gay life in the late 1950s and early 1960s in the United States. The collection contains Winston Alias’s correspondence with friends, family and his partner, most of which date to his time serving in the army. References are made in some of the correspondence to gay culture of the time and the presence of homosexuality in the armed forces. There is also more general discussion on the culture of New York City during this time period. Additionally, the collection contains photographs that date to the time period of the correspondence and later. These were mostly gathered from personal photo albums. Some other miscellaneous documents (concert programs, school papers, army documents, etc.) are also included.

a:5:{i:0;s:445:” 1. Bob Kohler history (personal) 2. Official papers 3. Navy 4. Friends and correspondents 5. [Correspondence: cards for holidays, birthday, sympathy] 6. [Lists of contact information] 7. [Business cards of contacts] 8. [Annotated calendars 2003 – 2007] 9. [2002 Calendar, Human rights in the USA (Kohler featured in June)] 10. B.K. Agency 11. Loft 12. Pines [Fire Island] “;i:1;s:553:” 13. Notebooks and jots 14. [Song lists for mixed tapes] 15. Puerto Rico 16. Germany 17. [Mattachine Society, NY: Flyers and a letter dated 12 Sep 1969] 18. Stonewall 19. [Various gay rights, 1971 – 2004 (though largely undated)] 20. [SexPanic!] 21. [New York City AIDS Housing Network, 2001 – 2007] 22. DASIS [Department of AIDS Services and Income Support Human Rights Watch] 23. Other activism 24. Queer youth 25. [Getting arrested, arraigned, or being a protest marshal] “;i:2;s:581:” 26. [Sylvia Rivera – Memorial Program, NYT Obituary, SRLP Brochure] 27. Zines 28. Clippings 29. [Recipes, food, and health information] 30. [Housing and rent: Bob Kohler and Angelo and Tina Berte, 1986 – 2004] 31. [Finances] 32. [Deposition for Robert Kohler, Bartholomew et al. vs the City of New York, 16 Apr 2001] 33. [Press releases, correspondence, and partial transcripts for Bartholomew et al. vs the City of New York, 1999 – 2002] 34. [Deposition for Robert Kohler, Mandal et al. vs the City of New York, 23 May 2003] “;i:3;s:799:” 35. [Correspondence and partial transcripts, Mandal et al. vs the City of New York, Aug 2003] 36. [Correspondence regarding arrests 2000 and 2003] 37. Closed file legal – Zachary [Last will and testament and power of attorney for Abe Willard (Zachary) Freyman, Jr] 38. [Last will and testament of Francis Joseph (Terry) McNulty, 26 Jun 1985] 39. [Ripped up pages relating to harassment of homeless youths in Village] 40. [Stephan Cohen dissertation: “An Historical Investigation of School and Community-Based Gay Liberation Youth Groups, New York City, 1969 – 1975: An Army of Lovers Cannot Fail”] 41. [Miscellaneous] 42. [Artwork] 43. [Photographs 1] 44. [Photographs 2] 45. [Photographs 3] – Oversize removed to box 25, folder 45 “;i:4;s:2245:” VIDEO TAPE LIST 1. [Home video from Christopher Street Liberation Day, 1970. VHS with DVD preservation & use copies] 2. Bob Kohler political funeral [Original: 2 copies of DVD+R, 2 copies of DVD-R, plus DVD preservation and use copies] 3. Bob Kohler interview by Penny Arcade 6 Nov 2006, approx 3 hrs [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies. DVD copies are in 2 parts] 4. For: Bob Kohler “Learning in Progress” The homophobia & violence shows [Kohler interviewed. VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 5. “CSD Hamburg” NTSC [German language. VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 6. Fierce, The New Neutral Zone, & Paper Tiger TV presents: Fenced Out [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 7. Stonewall 25: The Future is Ours! A Lefthand Production for Stonewall 25, Inc. [copy-protected VHS, no DVD copies] 8. Windows on Gay Life, 9 Jun 1994 [with Randy Wicker. VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 9. The first annual lesbian and gay pride in policing celebration 29 Jun 1994 10. Gay and homeless in West Village: Silvia Rivera takes Randy Wicker and Tom Iorio on tour of gay homeless camp [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 11. Bennie Toney on the murder of Marsha P. Johnson 28 Sep 1992 [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 12. GAA Marriage Bureau/ Wicker Pittsburgh 1971 [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 13. Gay Pride 25 Jun 1995, Co-co’s birthday 0-4400 [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 14. News tape – Terry [local news story about Terry McNulty’s Loft. VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 15. “Cloning Diana” – Central Park 14 Sep 1997. Clone Rights United Front distributes badges until Central Park police give summons & seize materials – 2 hrs [VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 16. Christopher St – Rough FacTag [Interviews with production of ‘Christopher St’ tv series, with assorted taped YouTube videos. VHS with DVD preservation and use copies] 17. Bob’s 2006 birthday 1 [miniDV tape] 18. Bob’s 2006 birthday 2 [miniDV tape] 19. Bob’s 80th birthday, from Laurie Wen [2 copies of data DVD of photographs.] “;} The collection contains documents relating to Kohler’s personal and professional life, including correspondences, calendars, some home rental and financial records, stationary and business cards, personal notes, and official documents such as passports and a draft of his last will & testament. It also contains the last will and testament of two of his friends, Terry McNulty and Zachary Freyman, from whom Kohler inherited. The collection also contains documents related to his activism, including newsletters, training guides, and ephemera from advocacy groups as well as court transcripts pertaining to lawsuits in which Kohler was involved. There are also budgets, newsletters, and agendas from the NY AIDS Housing Network. Multimedia consists of a number of VHS tapes, all of which have DVD preservation and use copies, which include interviews of Kohler as well as documentation of activism, including footage from the Christopher Street Liberation Day march of 1970. There are also a number of photographs in negative, print, and digital form, as well as a few pieces of artwork. One folder of photographs was removed to oversize.

a:1:{i:0;s:374:” 1. [Identity House by-laws and procedures.] 2. [Charitable Trust & Corp. Registration / Internal Revenue Service Classification & Forms / Certificate ofIncorporation / New York State Tax Exempt Certification] 3. Clinical Committee minutes [1989-1994] 4. Clinical Committee minutes [1995-1996] 5. Clinical Committee minutes [2003-2004] “;} The collection includes records from the Identity House Clinical Committee. It mostly includes minutes from meetings in which the committee formulated, debated, or amended operating policies, training of staff counselors, and evaluation of counseling groups. It also includes the Clinical Committee’s adoption of IdentityHouse’s revised organizational by-laws.

a:1:{i:0;s:208:” 1. [John J. Kearns research proposal, outlines, interviews and notes] 2. [Randolfe Wicker newsletters] 3. [Memorial posters and mementos] 4. [Hot Peaches programs and cabaret script] “;} The collection includes materials relating primarily to Marsha Johnson and Sylvia Rivera. Included are some video material, posters, and mementos relating to Marsha Johnson’s death and memorial, including the video “PAY IT NO MIND! A Memorial Tribute to SAINT MARSHA P. JOHNSON (aka Malcolm Michaels Jr.)” as well as many of Randy Wicker’s newsletters to the “Friends of Marsha P. Johnson” group relating to her death and its investigation. The collection also contains several audio interviews with Hot Peaches members relating to Hot Peaches and Marsha Johnson as well as some Hot Peaches programs, scripts, and newspaper clippings. Some audio material relating to Sylvia Rivera’s life with friend and lover Frank Constantino in Westchester is also included. The collection also contains John J. Kearns’s research material, including proposals, outlines, interviews, and notes.

a:1:{i:0;s:134:” 1. Advertisements and flyers 2. Correspondence 3. Greek Gay & Lesbian Association (GGALA) 4. Newsletters “;} The majority of the content is newsletters to Petalouthas members describing upcoming events, meetings and news. Included is a small selection of advertisements for Petalouthas placed in various publications. The collection also includes correspondence related to the book American Aphrodite: Becoming Female in Greek America by Constance Callinicos, and a selection of newsletters, flyers and articles from the Greek Gay & Lesbian Association (GGALA) established in 1993 in New York City. A felt Petalouthas banner was removed to the Ephemera Collection during processing.

a:1:{i:0;s:95:” 1. AIDS – Event/News Handouts 2. Correspondence 3. LGBT Event/News Handouts “;} The collection consists of correspondence sent to Richard Dworkins, as Director of Tops and Bottoms Records, from aspiring LGBT musicians, friends, and colleagues. There are also tape cassettes and CDs of music samples and a VHS cassette c1997 of an amateur media talk show. The VHS has been transferred to DVD and the audio cassettes and CDs have been transferred to a server. Additionally there are flyers and handouts of LGBT shows and events in the NYC area. As well as a selection of flyers for events and organizations with information about AIDS.

a:3:{i:0;s:574:” 1. Journal [Oct 1973 – Apr 1974] 2. Journal [May 1974 – Jun 1974] 3. Journal [Jul 1974 – Sep 1974] 4. Journals [Sep 1974 – Jan 1975; Jan 1975 – Apr 1975] 5. Journal [May 1975 – Jul 1975] 6. Journal [Aug 1975 – Oct 1975] 7. Journal [Nov 1975 – Dec 1975] 8. Journal [Jan 1976 – Feb 1976] 9. Journal [Feb 1976 – May 1976] 10. Journal [Jun 1976 – Aug 1976] 11. Journal [Aug 1976 – Mar 1977] 12. Journal [Oct 1977 – Mar 1978] 13. Journal [Feb 1979 – Jan 1980] 14. Journal [Feb 1980 – Dec 1980] “;i:1;s:571:” 15. Journal [Dec 1981 – Sep 1982] 16. Journal [Jul 1983 – Oct 1984] 17. Journal [Oct 1984 – Nov 1985] 18. Journal [Nov 1985 – Oct 1986] 19. Journal [Nov 1986 – Sep 1987] 20. Journal [Nov 1989 – Dec 1990] 21. Journal [Jan 1992 – Nov 1992] 22. Journal [Nov 1992 – Sep 1993] 23. Journal [Sep 1993 – Jun 1994] 24. Journal [Jul 1995 – Nov 1996] 25. Journal [Dec 1996 – Apr 1998] 26. Correspondence and emails [1996 – 1998] 27. Journal [Jun 1998 – Mar 2001] 28. Journal [Apr 2001 – Sep 2003] “;i:2;s:189:” 29. Journal [Oct 2003 – Jan 2005] 30. Journal [Feb 2005 – Dec 2005] 31. Journal [Jan 2006 – Dec 2006] 32. Annex Vol. 28 33. Journal [Jan 2007 – Dec 2008] “;} This collection contains journals kept while living in Spain in the first half of the 1970s and in New York City and then Rhinebeck, NY, after 1975. Journals continue through 2003. Most books contain taped or pasted photos, newspaper clippings, advertisements, emails, playbills, and other paraphernalia that are cited directly in the text. Early content focuses extensively on a single romantic pursuit of a heterosexually-married male Spaniard while McCausland was living in Madrid on work for a large multi-national corporation. Journals from the early 1980s in New York City and Fire Island also feature romantic and sexual encounters. In 1985 McCausland settled in Rhinebeck, NY, with his partner. This collection is appropriate for anyone interested in sexual mores of gyms in the 1970s and 80s, a history of American gay men living abroad, or an extensive visual representation of a gay man’s life over twenty-five years.

a:1:{i:0;s:181:” 1. Personal Correspondence 2. Job & Finance Materials 3. Snapshots 1 4. Snapshots 2 5. Negatives 6. “Operation Drag Net” – October 26, 1962 “;} This collection would be of interest to those seeking insight into the lives of gay men in Greenwich Village in the 1940s to 1960s letters detailing long-distance love affairs in the City and at their weekend retreats, as well as hundreds of snapshots of house parties, beachfronts, street scenes, and drag queens.

a:2:{i:0;s:2180:” 1.　Torch Song Trilogy Playbill and Review [1982] 2.　GMHC Benefit Art Auction catalog [1984] 3.　”Life Below the Life”  paper 4.　Herbert Spiers unfinished papers 5.　Bert Hanson paper, “American Physicians’ First Confrontation with Homosexuality” [1985] 6.　Frank Rich article for Esquire Magazine, “The Gay Decade” [Nov 1987] 7.　AIDS related scientific papers [1984-1988] 8.　News clippings on morality and AIDS education [1987] 9.　Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations [1984-1987] 10.　Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) “Understanding AIDS” pamphlet [1988] 11.　Gay Student Group at Columbia University [1987] 12.　The War Conference [1988] 13.　 The “800 Men” study final report [1988] 14.　New York Times correspondence on AIDS [1989] 15.　Community Research Initiative (CRI) general 16.　CRI Board resumes and bios [1989-1990] 17.　CRI Board minutes [1989] 18.　CRI Board minutes [1989] 19.　CRI Board minutes [1989-1990] 20.　CRI Board notes [1989] 21.　CRI Executive Committee minutes [1989-1990] 22.　CRI memos [1988-1989] 23.　CRI staff memos and salaries [1990] 24.　CRI annual report [1989] 25.　CRI financial statements [1988-1989] 26.　CRI financial statements [1989-1990] 27.　CRI development [1989-1990] 28.　CRI media campaigns [1989] 29.　CRI press releases [1990] 30.　CRI Executive Director report to the Board [1989-1990] 31.　CRI agendas [1990] 32.　CRI pharmaceutical approvals [1989] 33.　CRI pharmaceutical prospect list [1989] 34.　CRI clinical trials [1990] 35.　CRI Lentanin trial [1989] 36.　CRI Compound Q [1990] 37.　Community Health Project, Antabuse in the treatment of AIDS 38.　CRI and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases [1989] 39.　CRI McKenzie Report [1989] 40.　CRI performance review [1990] 41.　CRI reorganization [1990] 42.　ACT UP letter to CRI [1990] 43.　CRI miscellaneous [1988-1990] “;i:1;s:717:” 44.　Correspondence [1984-1987] 45.　Presidential Commission on HIV [1988] 46.　Presidential Commission on HIV [1988] 47.　Presidential Commission on HIV, AIDS in the Workplace book [1988] 48.　Herbert Spiers testimony for the Presidential Commission on AIDS [1988] 49.　National Anti-Vivisection Society report [1987] 50.　Joseph A. Sonnabend AZT critique [1987-1989] 51.　AIDS Treatment Registry [1988-1989] 52.　AIDS Treatment Registry [1990] 53.　AIDS Treatment Registry [1990] 54.　ACT UP International Conference on AIDS, Montreal [Jun 1989] 55.　Miscellaneous articles (academic) 56.　Miscellaneous articles (popular) “;} The significant majority of the material is dedicated to the Community Research Initiative (CRI) from 1989 and 1990, where Spiers served on the board. This includes meeting minutes, memos, financial statements, press releases, and drug trials. The collection also contains several scientific papers and popular articles on HIV and AIDS, as well as documents related to the Presidential Commission on HIV. This collection would be of interest to a person researching community and government efforts to treat HIV and AIDS in the late 1980s.

a:1:{i:0;s:55:” 1. Letters, 1984 2. Letters, 1985 to 1991 “;} This collection is comprised of love letters and a few personal photos all addressed to Marc Sokol. All but three are from Miguel Angelo de Sousa in Rio, Brazil, who makes frequent references to his ex-wife, children, illness, surgeries, and anxiety concerning the future. Some of the letters are authored in English; others have been translated by a friend into English. The letters to Miguel are not included.

a:1:{i:0;s:680:” 1. Journal March to June 1982 2. Journal June to March 1983 3. Journal January to March 1984 4. Journal July to December 1991 5. Journal June to December 1992 6. Journal December 1993 to September 1994 7. Zines 8. Miss Edgar’s and Miss Cramp’s School Yearbook 1982-1983 9. Drawings up to 9″ x 12″ 10. Drawings up to 9″ x 12″ 11. Drawings up to 12″ x 15″ (Oversize removed to box 26, folder 11) 12. Drawings up to 12″ x 15″ (Oversize removed to box 26, folder 12) 13. Drawings up to 12″ x 15″ (Oversize removed to box 26, folder 13) 14. Personal photographs. 15. Brat Attack, issues #1-4. “;} This collection is made up mostly of journals and erotic drawings. The journals cover Fish’s adolescence at a private girls’ school in Westmount, Quebec, and Phillips Academy, Andover, MA, in the early 1980s, the early 1990s in San Francisco (what Fish describes as her “early leatherdyke days”), her involvement in the radical sex-and-politics zine Brat Attack, the 1992 Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival, a 1994 leather convention in New York City, and 1994 New York Gay Pride and Stonewall Anniversary. The large majority of the drawings are black pen on paper, with a few in graphite or colored pencil. They range from 9″ x 3″ to 12″ x 15″ and are sorted by size. Drawings include comics and artwork for and issues of Brat Attack, illustrations for sex how-to books, contributions to other magazines, and sketches. Most of the artwork’s content is lesbian S&M and leather erotica, though there are some straight and gay male images. Also with the collection is a high school yearbook. This collection would be of great interest to a person researching lesbian erotic artwork, lesbian S&M and leather, or zines from the 1990s.

a:1:{i:0;s:661:” 1.  [ Club and Party Invitations, A-K] 2.  [ Club and Party Invitations, L-R] 3.  [ Club and Party Invitations, S] 4.  [ Club and Party Invitations, T-Z] 5.  [ Club and Party Invitations, Miscellaneous] 6.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1970s] 7.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1970s] 8.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1980s] 9.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1980s] 10.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1990s-2000s] 11.  [ Gay-themed Catalogs and Commercial Advertising, 1990s-2000s] “;} The Donald Marshburn Collection consists of gay commercial advertising & club/party invitations from the early 1970s to 2001. Also included are gay male erotica catalogs dating from the 1970s to 1992. This collection is for historical reference to gay clubs, the evolution of the club scene and the venues in which these events took place. Club flyers are alphabetized into their prospective folders. The erotica catalogs are separated in chronological order by decade.

a:1:{i:0;s:125:” 1. Newsletters by Walter Wallace 2. Gay Men’s Health Crisis Intervention Worker Team 6 Meeting Minutes, 1986-88 “;} The majority of this collection consists of the monthly meeting minutes from 1986-1988 of the Crisis Intervention Workers Team 6 of the Gay Men’s Health Crisis. The Crisis Intervention Workers held monthly meetings where they discussed their patients’ cases in depth. In the minutes, volunteers are identified by full names, but patients are only identified by their first names to maintain their confidentiality. Volunteers also circulated other AIDS healthcare news and information specific to GMHC during the meetings. There is a single fundraising letter from the GMHC from December 1984. The collection also includes an assortment of newsletters written by Walter Wallace, former owner of a New York City bar called the Mineshaft who was active in the Gay Male S&M Activists (GMSMA) of New York City. The newsletters are written for the Mineshaft, Hellfire Club and GMSMA

a:1:{i:0;s:93:” 1. Letters and questionnaires from participants 2. Ken Dawson Award Application “;} This collection contains 13 recorded interviews Rabner conducted with people who frequented NYC bath houses. Also included are paper questionnaires that Rabner initially sent out to participants that asks participants which bath houses they went to, their age, their sexual activity, drug use and their health status.

a:14:{i:0;s:1230:” Manuscripts 1. Manuscript, “The Story of the Gay Civil Rights Bill” (We’ve waited too damn long) by Peter Fisher (unpublished manuscript). Includes chronology of the gay civil rights bill [in New York City] September 1970 to 1977. Includes personal reflections on the leadership of GAA, various articles (papers) about “the movement”, position papers by Peter and Marc [Rubin].Note: In 1977 CLGR (Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights) was founded as an umbrella organization of gay and non-gay groups to fight to outlaw discrimination based upon sexual preference in New York City. The Gay Rights Bill, Local Law 2, was passed by the City Council in 1986, 15 years later See Collection 061. 2. Manuscript, “The Story of Gay Civil Rights Bill” September 1970 copy #2. 3. Manuscript “Black Star” Science fiction (Star Trek) novel January 1977 459 pages 4. Journal short stories and notes 1985 – 1988 5. Journal “Four More Years” computer related short stories 6. Manuscript “Rockgod” no date 140 pages 7. Manuscript “Rockgod” May 19, 1980, 101 pages 8. Term papers, early writings 1968-1969 9. Bound volume Intro 475 Correspondence and flyers 1971-1972 “;i:1;s:864:” Manuscripts 10. High School yearbook “Le Souvenir” 1959 East Chester High School, Eastchester, NY 11. Journal short stories 12. Manuscript “Numbnuts, what happened to America?”” © 1976 830 pages (about Richard Nixon era and Watergate scandal). Published in “OUT” Magazine [“Out”, New York Foreshadow Publications Inc. NY, NY 1973/1974?] Pages 35 to 47 © 1972. 13. Manuscript “Duke Goes to Mars” 14. Manuscript “Rockgod” 349 pages May 1980 7 short stories 15. Manuscript, box label “Numbnuts” excerpt “Rockgod” new material, “Phoenix”. 16. Manuscript “Numbnuts” notes 1972, correspondence 1976 17. Lincoln head pennies collection 1909 -1945 (not complete) 18. Manuscript “The Joy of Gay Sex” by Pete Fisher 1970s 19. Early writings “Jem Baker & Marc Robb” no date 147 pages “;i:2;s:856:” Manuscripts 20. Books reviews and royalty statement on “Dreamlovers” from Felice Picano, publisher. 21. “Pete’s Music” early writing 22. Manuscript “DGTM” (Duke Goes to Mars) original 416 pages [subject Duke driving Peterbilt truck] 23. Miscellaneous best gay material 1978 including manuscript “The Black Star” [subject devotion to Shatner, Star Trek] 24. Manuscript #I “Numbnuts what happened to America?” a brief novel of politics and personalities the year 1972, starts March 21, 1972, Pages 1-246 25. Manuscript Numbnuts #II, July 1972 Pages 247-473 26. Manuscript Numbnuts #III, October 1972, pages 474 – 675 27. Manuscript Numbnuts #IV, November 1972 pages 676 – 849 28. Brief version “Numbnuts, What Happened to America?” 29. Various typed journals 1975 – 1978 “;i:3;s:2571:” Scrapbooks, journals, CDs 30. Presentation Portfolio with computer enhanced photographs by Peter Fischer 2003 and 2004. Also photograph of a friend from Thailand and Marc’s daughter Beth and statement on background of treatment 2004. 31. “Black Star” Shoestring Press © 1983 by Inrepressed Press for Pete Fisher, 177 pages (story about Kirk, star trek). 32. Scrapbook “Duke goes to Mars” pages from male pornographic magazines and Peterbilt trucks. 33. Journal January to June 2003 The book of Zac, a writer friend. 34. Journal Pete’s Idea book 1995. 35. Journal January to march 1992 36. Journal 1997 37. Scrapbook newspaper clippings Stones musical notes. 38. Manuscript “PS” Pete Fisher, 463 pages 39. Published book “Black Star” by Pete Fischer, printed by Shoestring Press, © 1983 by Inrepressed Press for Pete Fisher, 177 pages (story about Kirk, star trek) 40. Collection of vintage pornographic images 41. CDs Slide Shows 42. CDs (6) Fractals by Pete Fisher 2003 (Definitions of ‘fractal’ A geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller scales to produce irregular shapes and surfaces that cannot be represented by classical geometry. Fractals are used especially in computer modeling of irregular patterns and structures in nature.) 43. CDs (2) Journals 2004, Journal Zac 2003 44. CD Correspondence 2002 45. CD Art Work 2003 46. Reel to reel tape “Out of the Closet” 47. Memories from his mother 1998 (chlidhood photos, school papers) 48. Marc Rubin Bar Mitzvah 1945 49. Beth’s First Birthday, Marc’s Daughter 1956 50. Marc’s letter to Beth from jail Cleveland, Mississippi no date 51. March on Washington 1963 52. Award to Wm. Willard Wolfe 1985 53. Pete Fisher Business Cards 54. Correspondence to Andrew & Connie Fisher (parents) 1945-1981 55. Published book, “The Gay Mystique: The Myth and reality of Male homosexuality” ©1972 by Peter Fisher, Stein and Day, New York, NY, first published 1972 hardcover 56. Published book, “The Gay Mystique: The Myth and reality of Male homosexuality” ©1972 by Peter Fisher, day books by Stein and Day, New York, NY, first published 1978 paperback (2 copies) 57. Published book, “Dreamlovers” © by Pete Fisher 1980, The Sea Horse Press, New York, NY (edited by Felice Picano) 58. Published book, “Special Teachers/Special Boys” ©1979 by Pete Fisher and Marc Rubin, St. Martin’s Press Inc. New York, NY “;i:4;s:757:” Journals 59. correspondence publishers 1984 60. Manuscript “Prequel” 1983 (Star Trek Story) 61. Scrapbook “Summer 1977” clippings, gay rights newsletter, correspondence (A. Evans, etc.) membership card Mineshaft. 62. Manuscript “Partners” diary type writing, February 2, 1988 to February 27, 1989 63. Journal “RockGod” 64. Journal “Early Material 1969-1971” Letter to father September 21, 1976 (38 pages), newspaper article about 1976 high school reunion (label four more years) 65. Journal 1978 “Still together the story of Pete and Marc 1976” Journal Summer 1978 “Special Teachers/Special Boys”. 66. Manuscript Rockgod” 25 chapters 67. Journal 1981, 1982 addressed “To Pete”. “;i:5;s:692:” Manuscripts 68. Manuscript “PS” by Pete Fisher pages 1 – 467, December 18, 1979 subject sexual fantasies. 69. “Duke Goes to Mars an Outrageous tale” by Pete Fisher, February 1979, Pages 1 – 476 [typed original with white out]. 70. Galley proof: “The Gay Mystique” by Pete Fisher, 71. Typed manuscript “The Gay Mystique” carbon copy. 72. Typed manuscript “The Gay Mystique” chapters 2- 9 carbon copy. 73. Journal, contains letters, short stories 1972 – 1977 74. Manuscript “Numbnuts” volume 2, 438 – 834 75. Typed manuscript “The Gay Mystique” 14 chapters, annotated. 76. Correspondence 1973 “The Gay Mystique”. “;i:6;s:596:” Manuscripts and Journals 77. Journals “PS” outtakes and letters 78. Typed manuscript “Dreamlovers” 357 pages 79. Typed manuscript, “PS” by Pete Fisher, February 1981 original with white out, pages 1 – 565 [subject after “Dream Lovers” & “Black Star”] 80. Manuscripts “Numbnuts” volume 1, pages 1 – 437, ©January 1, 1976 81. Journal manuscript 1972 – 1977, S & M fantasies [1 ream] 82. Journal & letters Autumn 1977, clippings on 8 ½ by 11 paper [Star Trek, etc} 83. Notebook about 1972 GAA label and early image “;i:7;s:1519:” Scrapbook, class papers, manuscripts 84.  Scrapbook (birthday cards (Star Trek) letters. Newspapers 1977) Research material “Numbnuts” (NY Times & other newspapers discarded.) 85. “Characters, Conversations. Events”. (Student protests 1968, Paper “Do Your Own Thing” May1968 30 pages, term paper “Individual and Races” May 1969 10 pages, term paper “On Possibilities of Artificial Intelligence” 7 pages, Resume” Peter R. Fisher BS from Columbia, 1969, major in Political Science, Air Force June 1966 – July 1967, paper “Freud and Homer” Jan 1970 39 pages, March on Washington 1969 [Vietnam moratorium], diary type story with friend Sandy sex and drugs (descriptions of experiences under influence the drug, acid (LSD). Also marijuana.). Paper “Trip to 2000” 50 pages.) 86. Scrapbook “Numbnuts” 87. Manuscript “Buddy” diary style notes 1981-1984 224 pagesManuscript “Buddy” pages 148-253. 88. Manuscript “PS for Buddy242 pages” February 1983 – Buddy 245 pages 89. Manuscript “PS” 1979 by Pete Fisher, 242 pages 90. Early writings Science Fiction “Harvey” no date 91. Correspondence 1973-1976 92. Correspondence to “Dad” 1976 38 pages 93. “Advocate” article on”Dreamlovers” March 31, 1983, Issue 364 94. “Variety” October 1971, article on Marc Rubin and Peter Fisher in film “Out of the Closet”. 95. “OUT” Magazine Preview literary issue December 1973 with Peter Fisher and Marc Rubin as contributing editors. “;i:8;s:1940:” Manuscripts, Correspondence 96. Box of Gay cards 97. Science Fiction images from calendars (7 oversize images from this folder removed to box 27, folder 97) 98. Micro recording tapes [All 14 tapes were blank or unplayable and were discarded] 99. 1971, June 27, CSLD announcement 100. 1973, June 24 CSLD announcement “assembles on West 64th, 63rd, 62nd and 61st streets between Broadway & Central Park West and proceeds down Central Park W. to 59th St., East to 7th Avenue, turns South thru Times Square to Sheridan Square, East on Christopher St., East on Waverly Place to Washington Square Park for a Gay Pride Gala. 101. 1977, June 26, CSLD announcement and “Gay Walk for Freedom” flyer 102. Proof sheets art work & country 103. Cover “GAA initiates the Lambda as a sign for the liberation of all Gay people” (orange ” “) 104. Comic “Homosexuality is a sin” Chick Publications, CA 105. Speech (Marc Rubin) at 1979 National March on Washington 106. “Voice of Bronx NOW Newsletter, 1977” (Marc) 107. Appeal to Alaska Supreme Court, homosexual entitled to marry 1976 108. Proposition 6 CA, Briggs’ Gay Teachers 1978 (CA R. State Senator John Briggs) 109. Gay Teacher Association 1976-1977 110. CLGR 1978 111. GAA 1970s 112. Gay Posters 113. Collage by Pete Fisher 1970s [Note: Folder 113 is in flat file A08 F02] 114. Manuscript “The Oppression of Homosexuals” by Arthur Evans 35 pages & appendixes; Constitution and bylaw of Gay Activist Alliance 1969-1972 115. Correspondence Shoestring Press 1982, 1983 116. Kinderbend Farm Chatham NY (Andrew Fisher) 117. Newsletters “Wheels!”, “Scimitar “9” plus club” 118. Article Gay Academic Union Vol 1, #2,by Marc Ruben 1977 119. Manuscript “Numbnuts” pages 1 – 424 120. Manuscript “Numbnuts II” pages 418-834 “;i:9;s:2890:” Scrapbooks, Journals, Photographs 121. Resume 1990’s 122. Chemical bank performance reviews 1983-1992 123. Chemical Bank, Management Support team by Peter Fisher and Bill Wolfe 1988 124. Job search (Address 50 Plaza St. Apt. 6D, Brooklyn, NY 11238) 125. Transcripts Amherst, Air Force, Columbia & NY University 126. Air Force honorable discharge July 1967 127. Scrapbook “the Air Force Experience” 1966-1967 128. Newsletter “Beyond Communications vol. 1, No. 1 129. Financial 1993 130. Correspondence Family 1993 – 1995 131. Correspondence President Bill Clinton 1993 – 1995 132. Sketches 133. Writings “Blood Bath 1994” 3 /12 inch floppy disk 134. Forum “Voices from The Stonewall Generation” June 1989 135. Cassette tapes early gay songs GAA, Firehouse [Tapes have been transferred to the center’s server] 136. GAA Cards “Vote Gay” in three languages 137. Journal “Rocky & the Rockets” [music scores] 138. Journal “Rocky Rough Stuff” 1979 139. Photographs Family 140. Photographs Staff Jericho Data Center Chemical Bank 141. Photographs ARC Studios 142. Photographs Dr. Clifton Howard 143. Photographs Beth, Marc’s Daughter 144. Desk name plate “P. Fisher” 145. Maine Vacation spot 146. High School Friends 147. apartment & cats, 50 Plaza Street, Brooklyn, NY 148. 50th Birthday & other cards 149. Photographs Childhood 150. Photographs Music, Tattoos 151. Photographs Family & Friends 152. Correspondence Youth 153. Correspondence From Amherst 1963 154. Correspondence Pete “my Marine” friend (also see photographs family, friends) 155. High School records 156. Art work 157. male nude photos 15 X 20 inches co-worker Chemical Bank, Jericho, LI branch (also see photographs Box 14) (oversize removed to box 27, folder 157) 158. list news clippings 159. USA flag with GAA patch (oversize removed to box 27, folder 159) 160. Reviews: “Gay Presses, The Seahorse Press, Calamus Books, The JH Press GPNY of New York” [no date] review “Dreamlovers” ‘Not exactly a novel, not entirely autobiography, Dreamlovers is a fusion of the two . . .” “The Empty Closet”, Issue #94, May 1979, Roundup review of “Special Teachers/Special Boys” by Pete Fisher/Marc Rubin, St. martin Press. 161. Intro #475, Civil Rights for Gay People (NYC) 1971 includes “Employment Discrimination Against Homosexuals by GAA” 162. Bulletin “The GAA Alternative” no date (preamble0 163. Other cities GAA groups 164. Correspondence 1979, 1982 165. Correspondence family 1970s, 1980s 166. Newsletters (Star Trek style), Songs by Pete Fisher “All together” 167. Publisher’s release “Black Star” “;i:10;s:4247:” Notebooks, Diaries, Journals (“Time capsule early family material, very personal, special items. I have not gotten permission from people in the photographs – wait a few decades, personal notebooks, journals.”)Note: The diaries and journals report a relationship with a young Marine (in February of 1980 his age was 22). They met at a newsstand New Year’s 1979 when the Marine admired Pete’s tattoos. Pete got the Marine’s address and wrote to him at his base but did not see him again until May 1979. It was an infatuation for Pete even though he did not think the Marine was gay. Marc was “cool” about the relationship. There was correspondence and occasional visits in 1980 to 1982. Pete “my Marine” married a woman from Hawaii and eventually moved there and sent Christmas cards with his family photos up to at least 1992 (see folder “Photographs Friends”). 168. Notebook “Voltage” flow charts 169. Notebook notes on Rubik Cube (see box 14 for photographs) 170. Notebook “NUMBNUTS” Spring 1975 171. Journal 1973 172. Sketchbook 173. Notes “Starwander” 1978 174. Notebooks (3) “Black Star” 1976 175. Notebook “Phoenix, the Gay Civil Rights Bill” 1976 176. Notebook “Phoenix Special Teachers/Special Boys” 1977, 1978 177. Notebook “Duke Goes to Mars – I” 1978 178. Notebook “Duke Goes to Mars – II” 1978 (includes dried semen sample on paper dedicated to “my Marine”. 179. Notebook “Rocky/Duke” (Rockgod) May 1979 – 1980 jumps dates) Peter Fisher used nicknames of Rocky Obrien, Rocky Tye or Duke Delany, all in Brooklyn, Rocky may be a reference to Rocky Balboa (prize fighter) or to rock music. 180. Notebook “Capt. Rocky Tye Captain’s log” April to July 1981 diary (also has photos of Pete “my Marine” friend). 181. Notebook “Rocky Tye” Starwander with notes and photos of Pete “my Marine” with tattoos. 182. Notebook “Rocky” music scores? 183. Notebook “Starwander Rocky Tye” SF 1978 184. Notebook “Rocky Tighe” Duke Goes to Mars” 1977 185. Diary November 1980 – January 1981 186. Diary July 1981 –March 1982 (photos, cards, letters from Pete “my Marine”). 187. Diary November 1980 – January 1981 (photos, cards, letters from Pete “my Marine”). 188. Diary June 1980 – July 1980 (photos, cards, letters from Pete “my Marine”). 189. Diary January 1981 – April 1981 “it was wonderful to see my boy, my Marine my Pete waking from sleep, in bed in my house.” “Marc was so cool” (photos, cards, letters from Pete “my Marine”). 190. Journal “P. S.” (sequel to “DREAMLOVERS”) July 1980 – August 1980 191. Journal “DREAMLOVERS” May 1979 – July 1979 (thoughts about Star Trek and notes about meeting Pete “my Marine again.) 192. Journal November 1979 – April 1980 (Pete’s “my Marine” birthday was February 8, 1980, hi s age was 22. Pete was in LeJeune, NC December 1980 193. Journal notes on “Rockgod” Summer 1975 and “Plato”1978. (Plato starts with Apology, Socrates, Crito). 194. Journal notes on “Rockgod” 1977 skips to April 1980 Includes a photo to Pete “my Marine”. “Plot, Books I wanted to write: Black Star II, Duke Goes to Mars, Galactic Fellowship, Rockgod, Stradrive, 1978 the Story of the Gay Civil right Bill, 1979 10 years after the Gay Mystique, 1980 Pete & Marc Forever, 1972-1976 Out of Context.” (Includes dried on napkin blood sample with a note dated June 12, 1995 “Please feel free to use DNA for research or cloning purposes”.) 195. Journal “Rockgod” March 1979 – May 1979 Includes some original music scores. He must have met Pete “my Marine” New Year’s 1979. Pete (Fisher’s) tattoos were admired by the Marine, he sent his address & phone number twice. (Note dated March 20, 1979 And I love Pete ______. I don’t know why—he’s not even gay as far as I can see, and it seems a safe bet I’ll never see him again”, “April 5, 1979 note about dreaming of Pete ‘my Marine’”. 196. Journal “Rockgod!” July 1979 – April 1980. 197. “R” Journal August 1980 – October 1980 198. “Rockgod II” Journal, song ideas, Spring 1976- January 1980 199. Misc. music, writings, play “Sketches” 1976 “;i:11;s:993:” Manuscripts, journals 200. Manuscript “To Mars” part 1, 2004 201. Manuscript “To Mars” part 2, 2004 202. Research on Mars (scientific) 203. Manuscript “Black Star” 1983 190 pages 204. Manuscript “Replay”1983 5 pages 205. Manuscript “Wormhole” (Star Trek theme) 2004, 20 chapters 206. Manuscript “Partners” 2004, 36 pages 207. Short Stories 208. Manuscript “Partners” 1987 411 pages 209. Poetry by Marc Rubin 1960s 210. Diary 1999 EMS hospital visit 211. Journal Marc Rubin “For Beth” 1987 212. Journal Marc Rubin 2003 213. Travel diary 1955, Berth & David Rubin 214. Journal (2) Marc Rubin 1973? 215. Journal Thailand Marc Rubin 1993 216. Journal, correspondence, photos, Thailand Marc Rubin 1990-1991 217. Journal Thailand Marc Rubin 1994-1995 218. Journal Thailand Marc Rubin 1995 219. Journal, correspondence Thailand Marc Rubin 1990 “;i:12;s:655:” Journals, Correspondence, poetry 220. Journal 1976/1977 (newspaper articles about Star Trek; correspondence with grandmother; newsletter Capitol Area Coalition for Human Rights, Albany NY, 1977; membership card for The Mine Shaft, 835 Washington Street, NYC; 221. Correspondence with US Senators 1973-1974 222. “Writings” Poetry by Marc Rubin, Manuscripts by Peter Fisher, “Out, Preview Issue” December 1973 Foreshadow Publications, Inc.(column by Rubin/Fisher article “numbnuts by Peter Fisher), Out The Gay Perspective” Volume 1, Number 2, April 1974 (column by Rubin/Fisher,) 223. Scrapbook 1978 “;i:13;s:3450:” Photographs 224. 109th Street apartment Beth, Peter’s family & cats 225. 109th Street apartment GAA Meetings 226. 109th Street apartment Peter & Marc, moving day? 227. 109th Street apartment Peter’s Art 228. 1964 Southern Visit 229. 35 MM slides Family, crashed Austin Healey Sprite, nose bandage; Russia 1968; 230. Art work photographs by Peter 109th Street Apartment 231. Art work photographs by Peter Brooklyn apartment 232. Art Work photographs Rubik cubes (also see box 11 for notebook) 233. Aztec or Mayan ruins, [Mexico or Guatemala?]1972 & before 234. Baby photos (in album) Frances 1943, Peter 1944, Randolph 1945 235. Beth, Marc’s daughter photographs 236. Birth certificate, baptism, school graduations, Amerherst College, 237. Brooklyn Apartment [Lincoln Place] & guests 238. Brooklyn Apartment [Plaza St.] 239. Cats & dog 240. Christmas 1953 241. Co-worker Chemical bank Jericho Branch 242. Eagle Bar 243. Family Event (not date) 244. Farm Early 245. Farm, grandmother 246. Fire Island, Birthday cake 247. Fisher Family Photographs 248. Fisher family photographs 1967 (Air force photo?) 249. Fisher family photos, Peter at an early age 250. Grandmother 90th birthday 251. Kameny, Frank Congressional Campaign [1971] 252. Kennedy Space Center 253. Making movie “Out of the Closet” 254. Marc Rubin early photographs “teacher’s style suit & tie” 255. Marc Rubin’s Family 256. Marc’s sculpture of Peter, embroidery on jeans & weavings 257. Marc’s Thailand Friends 258. Marty Robinson, Tom Dorr, Arthur (no last name) 259. Memory book of with letter from mother “first-born child” Note: the previous says Peter was the “second-born child.” 260. Pete “my Marine” photographs (see diaries box 10 & 11) 261. Peter & Marc Rubin early years 262. Peter & Marc Rubin no date 263. Peter 2 years old 264. Peter Fisher, Jim Owles 265. Peter tattoos 266. Peter US Force jacket 267. Peter youth & high school friends 268. Peter, Marc, Rollerena 269. Peter’s 50th Birthday 270. Peter’s Graduation Columbia 1969 271. Peter’s parents & grandfather 272. Photograph Star trek Shatner 273. Photographs manuscripts several including “Numbnuts” 274. Photographs Poster “The Love That Dare Not Speak It’s Name” (see separation list) 275. Photographs trucks 276. Randy Fisher’s 5th grade play 277. Unidentified friend 278. Vacation Maine? 279. War is Over rally, The 1975 Photograph 280. Sketch book (109 th St. & Brooklyn, Lincoln Place 281. Photographs: Washington D.C. Gay Teacher’s Alliance. 1977 282. Photographs: Christopher Street Liberation Day March. 1977 283. Photographs: Christopher Street Liberation Day March. 1978 284. Photographs: Gay Activists Alliance Zaps, Pride Marches 285. Marches: GAA at Albany, Hartford, Intro 2 [1971, 1974, 1976] 286. Marches: GAA at CSLD [1972, 1974, 1976] 287. Marches: Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade, 1974 288. Marches: Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade, 1975 289. Marches: Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade, 1976 “;} These are the papers of Peter Fisher, including published works, manuscripts, journals, diaries, correspondence with editors, reviews, published works, personal correspondence, some Air Force and employment resume papers, music scores, birthday cards, artwork, photographs and other material. There are some organization documents (GAA, Gay Teachers Association, etc.) which are mostly background material for Peter’s writings. The collection is called “papers” because of the personal involvement. Restriction were verbally removed in July 2009.

a:12:{i:0;s:6918:” 1. Village Playwrights, Minutes1985-1986, Correspondence 1986-1987, By Laws, and rejection letters. 2. Plays Performed 1987-88 & 1988-89 3. Gay Performance Company, Programs & Flyers by year, 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1989-1990, 1990-1991 4. “20s, 30s, 40s” by Robert Patrick, October (1987), Programs & Flyers. 5.  “A LITTLE LEAR AND LAUNDRY” by Howard Casner, Script, November 1989 (See “Something Sweet flyers folder) 6. “ALL THE FAITHFUL” Script by Don Barrington ©1986 7. “ALONG TGE BENT AND NARROW” by Owen Wilson, December (1987), Programs & Flyers. 8. “AND THE WINNER IS . . .” by Lary Campbell, May (1986), Program & Flyers 9. “BAH HUMBUG!” (five parts) by Oma Gayle Ray, Bill Cosgriff, Joseph Benjamin, Carol Polcover, Al Luongo, December 1986, Programs 10. “BATS” by Fred Gormley, October 1, (1988), Script, Programs & Flyers. 11. “BEER AND RHUBARD PIE” by Daniel Curzon, May 1990, Programs. 12. “BLOOD AND WATER” by Nancy Dean, January 1986, Programs. 13. “BOYS’ NIGHT OUT” by Raymond Banacki, November (1987), Programs. 14. “CONCENTRATED CAMP (A Musical Cartoon)” by Jim Camicia, February (1988), Programs & Flyers. 15. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” by Dennis Martin Pallante and Don Barrington, March & April 1988, Programs & Flyers. 16. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” by Dennis Martin Pallante and Don Barrington, November 1985, Flyers see programs for March & April. 17. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” script (Ver. 4) by Dennis Martin Pallante and Don Barrington 1985, 18. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” Polares Repertory Company, September 1984 19. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” by Dennis Martin Pallante and Don Barrington, March 1991 20. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” 1st original before rewrite 21. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” notes 22. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” Act III Rev. 3 23. “DIGNIFIED GENTLEMEN” revision Act II 24. “DON’T RUB ME THE WRONG WAY” by Daniel Curzon, April 1991, Programs & Flyers. 25. “DON’T RUB ME THE WRONG WAY” Script by Daniel Curzon [1991?] 26.  “DREAM BOY” by Steven Moore, March 1990, Programs & Flyers. 27. “ELMO’S DRIVING LESSON” by Fred Gormley, February 1986, Programs & Flyers (see May 1986). 28. “ELMO’S DRIVING LESSON” by Fred Gormley, May 1986, Programs (see February 1986). 29. “ELMO’S DRIVING LESSON” Script by Fred Gormley, 1986 30. “ELMO’S DRIVING LESSON” Video Script 11/23/1986 31. “FIVE ENDINGS” & “FRANK DISCUSSIONS” by Michael Conley, April 1987, Programs & Flyers. 32.  “GRECIAN FORMULA ’80 OR MY BRIEF CAREER IN PORN” by Fred Gormley, October 1990, Programs & Flyers. 33. “HIGH RISK ROMANCE” by Jeff Hagedorn, January (1988), Programs & Flyers. 34. “HOT COFFEE” by Herb Hayward, May 1988, Programs. 35. “HOT COFFEE” by Herb Hayward, 1987, Script 36. “LIVING IN SIN” by Joe Benjamin, January 1986, Programs & Flyers. 37. “MAN OF MY DREAMS” by Hiram Taylor, January 1989, Programs & flyers. 38. “MY ROMEO” by Vincent Sessa, April, May (1985?), Flyers, Center theater. 39. “NOTHING TO REPORT” by Sam Ciccone, (no date), Programs 40. “OH BROTHER” by Gregory Wolverton, February 1989, Script, Programs & Flyers. 41. “ONLY A FAGGOT” by Daniel Clancy, April 1989, Script, Programs & Flyers. 42. “PLAYING IT SAFE” by Arthur Luiz, March (1986), Flyers 43. “PUMPKINS” by John Crabtree, 1990, Script, Flyer  & Programs. 44. “REFLECTION IN BLUE” by Alexandra Stoll, (no date), Programs 45. “REMEMBER MINNEWASKA” by Carol Polcovar, May 1987, Program & Flyers. 46. “RING AROUND THE ROSIE” by Daniel Clancy, December 1988, Programs & Flyers. 47. “RORY” by Don Barrington, April 1990, Programs & Flyers. 48. “RORY” by Don Barrington, March 1991, Programs & Flyers. 49. “RORY” Script by Don Barrington, © 1990 50. “RORY” Script by Don Barrington, 1986 (also see 1990 script) 51. “SOMEBODY’S KNOCKING” & “UNDER AND OUT” by Alexandra Stoll, May 5 (no year or day of week), Programs & Flyers, Multi-Media Center, Pratt. 52. “SOMETHING SWEET / A LITTLE LEER AND LAUNDRY” by Howard Casner, November 1989, Programs & Flyers. 53. “SOMETHING SWEET by Howard Casner, © 1986, script. 54. “SONGS FROM A PIANO BAR” by Bill Wright, October 1986, Programs & Flyers, Riverwest Theatre. 55. “SONS OF THE SUN” by Michel C.Philip, May 1991, Programs & Flyers. 56. “SONS OF THE SUN” Script by Michael C. Philip 1991 57. “THANKSGIVING” by Libbe S. Halevy, November 1988, Programs & Flyers. 58. Script “THANKSGIVING” by Libbe S. Halevy, [1988] 59. “THE MOON IN THE MAN” Script by Matthew Davis ©1994 60. “THE TRAGEDY OF KING SAUL” by Ivan Thomas, January 1987, Programs & Flyers. 61. “THE VERDICT OF THE WAVE” by Alexandra Stoll, April 1986, Programs & Flyers. 62. “THREE!” by Joe Benjamin, Suzanne Zuckerman, Al Luongo, January 1987, Programs & Fllyers. 63. “WALK GENTLY” by Kelly Masterson, October 1988, Programs & Flyers. 64. “WHISPERS AMONG THE NUDES” by Barry Dinerman, February 1991, Programs & Flyers. 65. “WHISPERS AMONG THE NUDES” by Barry Dinerman, Script ©01989 66. “WHY YOU NEVER MET GRANDPA” by Al Luongo, February 1987, Programs & Flyers. 67. Correspondence Gay Performance Company 1988-1991 [Note: Also see Box 10] 68. Gay Performance Company Invoice cards 1987 “;i:1;s:5841:” Resumes, plays 69. Resume with credits Don Doyle (Scranton PA Address, later a Miami FL address), the resume with Don Barrington name shows a New York City address, and early F (Scranton, PA) years, head shot later year (NYC), head short & resume 1980 family photo? Copy of Birth certificate, dob 6/15/1937. 70. Birth Certificate 06/15/1937, county of Luzerne, PA 71. Photos and negatives Don Barrington Dentrol & Miller Lite Commercials 72. Identification documents (drivers license, Medicare, etc.) 73. Resume 1985 74. Caricature of Don Barrington (1988?) [Image 590 VolArchiveImagesBarrington, Don 75. Photos from movie scenes, etc. 76. Photos family/friends, Eileen [sister?] 77. Central High School 40th Reunion 1995 Scranton, PA 78. Correspondence 1987-1991 79. Correspondence 2004 80. Hassell Family Christmas Greetings 2002 81. Letters from Eileen [sister?] 2004, 2006 82. Correspondence Al Zimmerman Scranton, PA 1994 (see death claim box 08) 83. Correspondence Euthanasia Netherlands, 2006 84. Randy Wicker Christmas Stonewall 25 letter 1994 85. Correspondence from J.M. (Jimmy) Colaras 1970 (romantic affair?) 86. Residual Payments for Commercial Dentrol, 1979-1981 87. Residuals for Miller Light Commercials 1983 88. Pension, Screen Actors Guild 2001, Correspondence 1992 89. Jury Service notice 2005 (Physicians’ letter, also see folder #205, Box 6.) 90. Theatre spaces to be looked at 1996 91. “Eva LeGallienne” by Helen Sheeby excerpts 92. Plays returned by Don Barrington 1988 93. Correspondence 1983 94. Screen Actors Pension Welfare Forms 95. Lambda Legal Defense Fund 1980-1981, Lambda News, San Jose, CA 96. Folder marked “Hudson” (script and hand written notes 1995 97. Notes on Plays GPC (Gay Performance Company) 1991 98. Gay Theatre Companies Coalition 1988 99. Gay Performance Company notes 1990 100. “JUDY AT THE STONEWALL INN” by Thomas O’Neil, Flyer, programs (1993/1994) Theatre off Park 101. Theater, Museum of Natural History 102. Wings Theatre 103. Notes on play “LEATHER” by Eric Presland (no script) 104. Women Playwright Collective 105. Equity Franchised Agents 106. Actors’ Fund of America [benefits] 107. “Models Casting” Advertising 108. “Prostitution or thereabouts” produced & copyright by Doyle Productions and untitled play © 1976 109. Mt Sinai Medical Records 2001 110. Human Sexuality Survey, New York 1982 111. Notes on plays 1987-1992 112. Mailing Lists casting agents 113. Rent Stabilization Fact Sheet 1981 114. Correspondence personal 1980s, 1990s & GALA 115. Employment Records1980s 116. Theater listings 117. Notes of plays (no dates) 118. No folder 119. National Renaissance League 1990s& address lists 120. Notes on plays (no dates) 121. Theater by the Blind clipping 122. Center Stage, Coming Out Day 1988 123. Playwrights GALA South Hampton. Address list 124. Play flyers & programs 125. The Gay and Lesbian Theater and Visual Arts Festival (National Renaissance League) 1995 126. Research notes on theaters 1997-1998 127. Sheet Music Don Doyle property 128. Grants to Gay Performance Company 129. Correspondence Received 1990-1993 130. Correspondence Sent 1990-1993 131. Gay Media & Communications 1987-1989 132. Gay & Lesbian Theatre Alliance (GALTA) 133. Flyers & Press Releases Received Gay Theatre US 1990-1992 134. Playwrights’ Companion (listing) 1991 135. People With AIDS (PWA) Theater Workshop 1989 136. Theatre Communications Group Inc. Play Source listing 137. The Center Voice June 1990 article “Theater at the Center is Thriving” 138. SYZYGY Newsletter promoting Gay Scripts (no date) 139. Strub Media Group (Gay media) 1992 140. Southeastern Arts Media 1988-1989 141. Rainbow Repertory Theatre, Brooklyn 1988 142. Putting Out Books (listing) 1990 143. Purple Circuit Directory (Artists Confronting AIDS) 1987-1992 144. Media Network newsletter 145. Heterosexual Questionnaire “;i:2;s:1844:” Diaries 146. 1971 Diary appointments 147. 1974 Diary appointments 148. 1977 Diary appointments 149. 1978 Diary personal notes on daily activities/thoughts (journal) 150. 1978 Diary appointments 151. 1979 Gay Engagement Calendar, appointments 152. 1979 Diary appointments 153. 1980 Dairy appointments 154. 1981 Gay Engagement Calendar, appointments 155. 1983 Dairy appointments  [Note by cataloguer: The diaries with personal notes on daily activities (journal) are missing for some years (i.e. 1982-1986) – it is not clear whether he did not keep personal diaries or the diaries are lost.] 156. 1984 Dairy appointments 157. 1984 Diary journal on various bible verses (large) 158. 1985 Gay Engagement Calendar, appointments 159. 1985 Diary personal notes (journal) in later part of year 160. 1986 Diary personal notes (journal) 161. 1987 Gay Engagement Calendar, comments on text 162. 1987 Diary personal notes (journal) 163. 1988 Diary, Gay Performance Co. notes 164. 1988 Diary appointments 165. 1989 Diary personal notes (journal) (large) 166. 1989 September notes on Gay Performance Co. 167. 1991 Diary Gay Performance Co. appointments 168. 1991 Diary Gay Performance Co. appointments 169. 1993 Diary appointments “;i:3;s:1175:” Diaries, scrapbook 170. 1990 Diary Gay Performance Co. June – December (loose pages) 171. 1990 Diary Gay Performance Co. (loose pages) 172. 1990 Diary personal notes (journal) (large) 173. 1991 Diary Gay Performance Co. (large) 174. 1991 Diary personal notes (journal) (large) 175. 1991 Diary appointments (one empty discarded) 176. 1992 Diary personal notes (large) 177. 1992 Diary Gay performance Co. (large) 178. 1992 Diary appointments Gay Performance Co. 179. 1992 Diary personal notes 180. 1994 Diary personal notes (large) 181. 1994 Diary appointments 182. 1996 Diary Gay Performance Co. January to June 183. 1996 Diary personal notes 184. Scrapbook May to October 1979 (original on acidic paper) 185. Scrapbook May to October 1979 photocopy “;i:4;s:1423:” Diaries, Scrapbook (diary various sizes and types of yearbook, content can be appointments, personal diary (journal), business diary) 186. 1995 Diary, Gay Performance Company January to February 187. 1995 Dairy personal notes January to February 188. 1995 Diary, Gay Performance Company March to December (large) 189. 1995 Dairy personal notes March to December (large) 190. 1995 Diary appointments 191. 1996-1997 Notes for GPC 192. 1996 Dairy Gay Performance Company (large) 193. 1996 Dairy personal notes (large) 194. 1997 Dairy appointments 195. 1997 Dairy personal notes (loose pages) 196. 1998 Dairy personal notes (loose pages) 197. 1999 Dairy personal notes 198. 1999 Diary February to March (loose pages) 199. 2005 Diary appointments January 200. 2005 Diary appointments February – December 201. Scrapbook 1979-1980 (March on Washington – Ramrod Shootings) (original on acidic paper) 202. Scrapbook 1979-1980 (March on Washington – Ramrod Shootings) photocopy “;i:5;s:3569:” 203. Estate of Robert Hellstein 1995 204. Photographs Robert Hellstein 205. Letter August 1993 from Mental Health Center 206. Play flyers (The Glines, Stonewall Repertory Theater [Westbeth], The Village Theatre, Sanford Meisner Theater. Actors Playhouse, Westbeth Theater Center, Meridian G+ay theatre, Duplex, Wings Theatre and other theaters) 207. GPC Fund Raising Letter January 1990 208. Draft of Script 209. Notes: “friends” 1984 210. Article “Pros and Cons of Corporate Sponsorship” Theater Week August 1990 211. Ideas for plays, 1989 212. “The Purple Circuit Directory Archive for scrip’s of all gay plays, Los Angeles, CA, 1992 213. Focus Groups 214. Health, sleep disorders 215. Content of unmarked notebook 1994-1996 216. The Actors Fund of America 2004 217. Newspaper clippings, Stage & gay religious 1999-2004 218. Personal Notes 219. Paper: “The American Playwrights Prospects in the New Minennium” by Paul Nagle 220. Script “AFTER ALL WE’VE BEEN THROUGH” by Leslea Newman 221. Script “CATHARSIS” by Tommy Westerfield, © 1988 222. Script “CHANGING OF THE GUARD” BY Neal Thompson (1983) 223. Script “FRIEND INDEED” by John Arnold © 1987 224. Script “IN REMISSION” by Christopher Calcara, 1991 225. Script “IT’S A BALANCED MEAL I’M AFTER!” by Clarence Edward Driver, 1986 226. Script “LET ME NOT MAR THAT PERFECT DREAM” by Robert Patrick, © 1986 227. Script “LOVE IN CHAINS” by Murilo Dias Ceasar, 1993, 9Barzil) 228. Script “MENTOR” By John Green, © 1993 229. Script “MUSES” by Lee Richard Lawing, 1993 230. Script “PAS DE DEUX” by An Chamberlin, 1991 231. Script “PIXIES” by Daniel Curzon, 1990 232. Script “POWER LINES: AN EL SEGUNDO TRIPTYCH” (FABULOUS OPPORTUNITIES, BINDING ISSUES) by Joel Schwartz © 1990 233. Script “PRIMA SERA”, by Ira David Wood III, © 1985 234. Script “ROOMERS” by Claudia Allen, 1988 235. Script “SAVE THE HORSE” by Ted Karber, Jr. 236. Script “SCOTT FREE” by Drew Sachs, © 1993 237. Script “STARKWEATHER” by Jim Dalglish, 1985 238. Script “THE STUD” by Clarence Edward Driver, © 1990 239. Script “TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS”, by Frank Heinz, 1992 240. Script “A DARKLING PLAIN” by Mark Douglas Rickey, 1992 241. Script “A MEDSUMMER NIGHT’S SCREAM” by Eric Presland (England) no date. 242. Script “ALL I EVER DID WAS LOVE SOMEONE” by Ken Miller 1993 243. Script “AVATARS: IN WHICH ALL IS EXPLAINED” by Daniel Curzon, no date 244. Script “BOYS WILL BE” by J. Sidney Beswich, no date 245. Script “BUDDA AND THE SEÑORITA” by Rane Arroyo, 1992 “;i:6;s:5563:” Plays 246. Script “CLIMBING WATER” BY Benjamin V. Marshall, 1991 247. Script “CRYING WOLF” by Marv L. Friedman © 1993 248. Script “DAKOT’S BELLY WYOMING” by Erin Cressida Wilson, ©1986 249. Script “DEMONS” by Daniel Curzon, no date 250. Script “GALLAGHER AND LYNCH” by Jay Farrell, © 1994 251. Script “GIVE HIM A GREAT BIG KISS” by Ron Buono, © 1990 252. Script “HE WHO LAUGHS” by Terry Baum, © 1987 253. Script “HOME SWEET HOME” by Huynh Quang Nhuong, © 1997, with bio, awards, reviews 254. Script “I CAN’T SEE THE SKY” by Tilly S. Kuntze © 1988 255. Script “IN THE HEART OF AMERICA” by Naomi Wallace, 1993 256. Script “IT’S THE THUNDER THAT MAKES THE RAINY DAY SAD . . .” by Shirley M. Hardy © 1980, 1981 1983 257. Script “LOVE IN A RESTROOM AT P.S. 127” by Jordan Beswick, © 1991 258. Script “MEMOIRS OF A FLAMING FEMME DISCO QUEEN” (A lesbian play in three acts) by Donna Langston © 1993 259. Script “NOBODYS FLOOD” by Glen Alterman [1993] 260. Script “ONCE IN A BLUE MOON” by Glenn Alterman [1993] 261. Script “OUT OF THE PASSING OF TIME” by Duane Schirmer, © 1990 262. Script “SAINT VEGAS” by David Wolpe, © 1982 263. Script “SOMETHING MISSING” (Chinese play about homosexuality translated to English) by Kwong Wai Lap © 1985 submitted by the Director of the Writing Program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. 264. Script “STUCK” by Daniel Curzon, no date 265. Script “THE CRAZY BIRD” by Joe Therrien, no date 266. Script “THE GAY LIFE OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH” by Joe Therrien, no date 267. Script “THE GHOSTS OF AUNSLEIGH” by Ellen Brigham © 1993 268. Script “THE WEST STREET GANG” by Doric Wilson no date (presented at the Spike 269. Script “TICKING!” by Wayne Green, no date 270. Script “WHEN BERTHA WAS A PRETTY NAME” by DanielCurzon, no date 271. Script “WHEN THE GIRLS COME OUT TO PLAY” by Erin Cressida Wilson, no date 272. Script for Don Doyle?, title CARNIVAL, no author, no date 273. Notes of Life Career of various well known actors/actresses 274. Notes on play SOLUTIONS by Don Barrington, 1993 275. Two notebooks 1990s 276. Information on Universal attention Deficit Disorders, T.O.V.A. (Test of Variables of Attention) 1990s 277. The Neutral Zone, A Center for Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender Youth, NYC GALA, medical 278. “Gay Atheist News” A publication of the Gay Atheists League of America/NY Chapter April 1979 – April 1984 279. “Gay Atheists News” A publication of the Gay Atheists League of America/NY Chapter August 1983 – February 1985 [note: GALA was meeting at the LGBT Community Center in August 1983.] 280. No folder 281. Decertification of GALA/NY for National GALA office January 1983 and harassment of Don Barrington [Notes on Decertification of GL/New York:] The Gay Atheist Newsletter began in April 1979. (It appears that Tom Rolfson was the founder of the GALA in San Francisco.) The first meeting of GALA/NY was at Don Barrington’s apartment. He and Mark Pearson were the in President position. During 1981 Dominic Florio appears in the officer list and became a very good spokesperson for GALA (Donahue Show, WBAI radio talk show, national convention speaker). Dominic Florio was elected president in October 1981 and the group seemed to fall apart. Don Barrington and Mark Pearson said that meetings were not open, newsletters not sent, membership not kept per the constitution (copy not found). Dominic said that Don Barrington and Mark Pearson were disruptive and only wanted to party. The national office in San Francisco could not reconcile the two sides, the national vice president in Dallas supported Dominic Florio. On February 1, 1983 the National Executive Committee “decertified” the GALA/NY Chapter. In August of 1983 the GALA/NY started newsletters again. Mark Pearson and Don Barrington became officers again. See Center Archive collection folder for list of correspondence tracking the battles.] 282. Articles about Dominic Florio 1981, 1982 283. “New York City Atheists” Newsletter December 2001 – March 2004 284. Harassment of Don Barrington (telephone calls) and filing an FBI Complaint, 1982-1983 285. Harassment of Don Barrington (false subscriptions), 1983, 1984, 1987. 286. Gay Atheist League of America name change to include Lesbian. 287. Brief People of NY vs. Ronald Onofre defendant, Russell Evan complainant 1978 (anti-sodomy statutes demonstrates their religious origin) 288. “Free Thought Today” freedom from Religion 1985 “;i:7;s:6296:” GALA, medical 289. “Center for Inquiry” Newsletter 2004, 2005 290. “Gay Militant Atheist Bulletin” 1979 291. “The Gay Humanist” 1980-1981 292. “PIQUE” A Newsletter of the Secular Humanist Society of New York 1993, 2004, 2005 293. New York Area Skeptics (no date) 294. “Secular Humanist Bulletin,” Humanist Quest for Truth Newsletter,”American Humanist Association 1985, 1991, 1992 295. Notes on Atheism 296. “The Voice of Reason” Gay & Lesbian Atheists, Philadelphia, PA 1987, 1988 297. “The American Gay & Lesbian Atheist” Houston, TX 1989, 1983 298. “GALA Realist” San Francisco, CA 1990 299. GALA/NY correspondence 1980s and flyers 300. Legalize Prostitution, Fred Cherry 1986 301. Notes on Health Care 302. Notes on Health Care (2) 303. Medicare Drug Plan 2005 304. Columbia University Medical Center 2004 Annual Research 305. City of New York Medical Assistance 306. Medical Records 2004-2005 307. Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE), 2001, 2003, 2005 308. List of Prescriptions, Medicaid 2003, 2006. 309. List of Medications, 2004 310. Medicare 2001 Bon Barrington, 2004 Peter Doyle 311. Medicaid 2001 – 2005 312. Psychotherapy 1994 and notes 1993 313. Lease 493 Amsterdam Avenue 1989-2005 314. Homecare NYC Human Resources Administration 2005 315. Food Stamps 2005 316. Death claim Ann Doyle Zimmerman (relative, mother? See A. Zimmerman file box 2) 6/26/1981 317. Con Edison Dispute 2003 318. IRS notice of levy & Social Security 2002 319. Application New York City Real Property tax credit 2002 320. SAGE grant 2003 321. Coronary risk analysis 2003 322. Human Resources Administration NYC 2006 323. Neuropsychological evaluation 2004 324. Metropolitan Center for Mental Health 1992-1994 325. Health Net (prescriptions) 2006 326. Disability Benefits and Social Security 1992-2005 327. Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Screen (no date) 328. Mt. Sinai Medical Center, various reports 1999, 2006 329. Blood Test Results 2005 330. Personal notes (some 1996) 331. Letter to Immigration Judge on behald of a Haitian 332. Medical records 2003 333. Application for housing at AURORA (Actors’ Fund of America) 1996, 1999 334. Issac H. Tuttle Fund stipend (rent & Con Ed) 2004 335. Food Stamps 2004 336. Personal Notes 2005 337. Estate of Thomas Barbour 2006 338. Application Chelsea Arms 2000 339. Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) Human Resources Administration 2004 340. Mental Health Letter 1993 341. Health, medical (Peter Doyle) 2005/2006 342. Out on the Edge Together Festival Correspondence 1998 343. Publication “Out on the Edge Festival of Lesbian & Gay Theater” 1997 344. Notes on “Lance Chatsworth Novella”, “Loony Life” 345. Notes 2003 346. Notes, Telephone Numbers 347. Notes Medical 348. Notes no dates 349. Notes on Plays 2004 350. Notes 2004 351. Theatres, Stonewall Repertory Theater, Meridian Gay Theatre (Chelsea Gay Association Theatre Project), The Actors Outlet, Rendezvous Production, The Den Theatre at The Mineshaft 352. Script “1 SAMUEL 18” no date by Leeander Scott 353. Script “A LIFE TIME OF GHOSTS” by John Lee Chrisman 1994 354. Script “ABOVE THE CLOUDS” & “Partners” BY Michel Corbeil 1990 355. Script “AS THE BEAVER” by Joel D. Johnson 1992 356. Script “AWAKE” by Hersilia Mendez, Lennox Francis, Gernam Gutierrez, no date 357. Script “BLUE HARBOR HONEYMOON” by Ron Lazar ©1988 358. Script “DADDYSAURUS REX” by unknown, no date 359. Script “DEUS VULT” by Jerry Kaufman, no date 360. Script “EXIT THE SWAN” BY l. John Cieskinski 1994 [folder not in box 09 1/29/09 vj] 361. Script “FALWELL FALL-OUT” © 1988 by Tommy Westerfield 362. Script “FAMILY” by Edisol W. Dotson Received 5/19/1989 363. Script “GENSIS: CHAPTER 4, VERSES 1 – 18” ©1988 by Tommy Westerfield 364. Script “I CAN’T COME TO THE PHONE RIGHT NOW” © 1993 by Dick Bonker 365. Script “LEAD US NOT INTO PENN STATION, BUT DELIVER US FROM EVIL” by Rhard Erickson & Dean McIlany ©1979 366. Script “LEATHER” by Eric Presland (London) [1992] 367. Script “MAKE WAY FOR DYKLINGS” 1993 by Aubrey Wertheim 368. Script “MASON-DIXON”  A one act play © 1987 by Carolyn Gage 369. Script “RONNIE” by Don Barrington, 1988 370. Script “ROSES FOR A NIGHT” by Jesse Mavro 1984 “;i:8;s:3575:” 371. Script “SEARCH FOR HEROES” © 1992 by J. Hugh Johnson III 372. Script “SMALL TOWN CONFIDENTIAL” by Jim Flanner, 1990 (Los Angeles, CA) 373. Script “THE CALLER” by Jerry Kaufman, no date 374. Script “THE FANTASY MERCHANTS” by Kevin Trowbridge 375. Script “THE FRUIT MACHINE” By Brian Drader 1994 (subject, route out homosexuals in civil service in 1950s, 1960s) 376. Script “THE HOUSE ON MACDOUGAL STRET” © 1994 by James Rosenfield 377. Script “THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN” by John M. Robertson 1994 378. Script “THE TIME AT THE END OF THIS TIME” by Troy Tradup 1993 379. Script “THE UNDERWEAR PLAYS; MY DATE WITH MEDIA THE DESIRED EFFECT; TRUTH AND BEAUTY” by Troy Tradup 1993 380. Song “HER FACE” by Don Doyle (Barrington) no date 381. “TRYPTYCH” by David Greenspan April 1985, flyer, Stonewall Repertory Theater, (Westbeth Theatre Center) 382. “8 X 10 GLOSSY”, by Sarah Dreher, February – April 1985, Stonewall Repertory Theater (Westbeth Theatre Center) 383. Submissions (scripts) 1993 384. Social Services Applications (blank with notes) 385. Gay Playwrights Workshop March 1985, Stonewall Repertory Theater 386. NYS Unemployment 1983 387. Neighborhood street fighter (against drugs) articles about Alan Jacobs, 1984 Plays 388. Poster “CHANGING ON THE GUARD” BY Neal Thompson at Center Theater, June 1985, (autographed to Don) 389. Poster “JUDY AT THE STONEWALL INN” by Thomas O’Neal, Theatre Off Park & Judith Anderson Theater, June 1984 390. Review “B-AVERAGE” from Vancouver, 1993, 1994 391. Script “A TEAM OF ONE” by Charles Hall, 1991 392. Script “ALONG THE BENT AND NARROW” by Owen Wilson, 1974 393. Script “BEER AND RHUBARB” by Daniel Curzon, no date 394. Script “CLOSER TO HOME” by Marie Cartier, no date 395. Script “DESPERADOES A TRILOGY”, STILLPOINT” by Rebecca Ranson, no date 396. Script “DOROTHY’S TRAVELS” musical by Eric Presland, 1989 (cassette tape) 397. Script “DREAM A INDIAN” by H. L. Charryholmes, 1990 398. Script “DREAM BOY” by Steven Moore, no date 399. Script “DRUM LIVES” by Nicholson Bilkey, 1990 400. Script “HIGH RISK ROMANCE” by Jeff Aggedorn, 1986 401. Script “JUST FRIENDS” by John Arnold, 1991 & 1992 revised 402. Script “LIVING ROOM” by Scott Ross, 1990 403. Script “MANPOWER” by Paul Minx, 1986 404. Script “PEANUTS AND CRACKER JACK” by Al Luongo ©1986 405. Script “RELATIONSHIPS” by Joel Schwartz, 1990 406. Script “THE BURNING HOUSE” by Kathryn E. Ruopp, 1979 (Don has a role as JD) 407. Script “THIS BAR BETWEEN NEN” & “A VASE FULL OF MARBLES” BY Charles w. Harvey, 1988 408. Script “WHISPERS AMONG THE NUDES” by Barry Dinerman, 1989 “;i:9;s:4460:” 409. Story “THE LOONY LIFE” by Lance Chatsworth as told to Don Barrington, 1985 410. Story “THE LOONY LIFE” by Lance Chatsworth as told to Don Barrington, 1990 411. Contents of notebooks, “RORY”, untitled, no date 412. Poem, story 413. National Renaissance League (NRL), list of theaters, 1995 414. National Renaissance League (NRL) History 415. Ideas for play, 1984-1988 416. Flyer, “RAGE” “ENTHRALLING MONENTS WITH BO AND THE RESCUER,” “REMEMBERING” Leslea Newman, Joel Schwartz, 1991 417. Poem “RAGE”, no date, by whom? [Note: cataloger found these in separate boxes, but put them together since the subject appears to be the same.] 418. Flyers, Gay Plays, 2002, 2003 419. Gay Performances Theater Correspondence September 1989- December 1989 [Note: Also see box 01] 420. Gay Performances Theater Correspondence January 1990- April 1990 421. Gay Performances Theater Correspondence April 1990 – December 1990 422. Gay Performances Theater Correspondence 1988 – 1989 423. Gay Performances Theater Correspondence 1991 424. Chelsea Gay Association Theatre Flyers late 1970s early 1980s 425. Notes on “RORY” 1987, 1990 426. Italian Catholic Play – Notes 1986, 1989 427. Wish List from National Renaissance League names 1998 428. Grant Application Cultural Council Foundation for GPC 1990 429. Receipts from AOA (All Out Arts) 430. Contacts for AOA/NFL 1996 431. Notes from Encyclopedia of Vaudeville 432. Gay & Lesbian Playwrights Meeting Notice 1986 433. NRL (National Renaissance League) notes 1995 434. Financial Reports Community Lesbian and Gay Rights Institute, Out on the Edge Festival 1996, 1997 435. Notes 1991 436. Out on the Edge Together Festival, National Renaissance League 1990s 437. Notes on “The Loony Life” 1990 438. Flyers Wings Theater, Stonewall Repertory Theater, Women’s Theatre Collective & other theaters, 1980s 439. Flyers The Glines, Meridian Theatre, and other theaters, 1980s 440. Headshots/Resumes, Women, White 1990s 441. Headshot, Chris Mountain 442. Correspondence Chris Mountain 443. Headshots/Resumes, Men,1990s 444. Photos Martin Sloane performed “Female Roles” 1987 445. Center Auditorium 1988 446. Review “Yankee Dawg You Die” 1989 447. Play Reviews “Back Stage” Newspaper 1998 448. Script “ALL THE FAITHFUL” incomplete, not date or author 449. Mailing list All Out Arts 1998 450. 42nd Street Restoration (theaters) 1995-1998 451. Contacts people who might support 452. Theaters, Historical (Jefferson Theatre, NYC, Fourteenth Street Theater, NYC, Paramount theater, Oakland, CA.) 453. Eight Avenue Rezoning 1998 454. Personal Correspondence 1993 455. American Psychiatric Association decision in 1973 (to delete homosexuality from its official list of mental disorders). [Rough Notes and some “final notes” are filed alphabetically, in 1991 the original order seems to be by date reviewed. Some are notes on plays for which Dan had scripts, some are on plays that do not have scripts in this collection.] 456. Rough Notes Alpha 1987-1988 457. Rough Notes Alpha 1988-1989 458. Rough Notes by date December 1988 – October 1989. 459. Rough Note Alpha 1989 460. Rough Notes by date February to May 1991 “;i:10;s:8209:” 461. Rough Notes by date June 1991 462. Rough Notes by date July, October 1991 463. Notes on “Eva LeGallienne” by Helen Sheehy 464. Script “CUT SLEEVES” A MUSICAL DRAMA by Reginall Cheong-Leen ©1986 465. Contents of notebook marked “RORY” Photographs 466. AIDS Quilt Central park 1988 467. Birthday Party 468. Demonstration – New York Post: Andy Humm, Fred Gormley, John Lewis, Ed Murphy, Steve Rose 469. Family photographs – Scranton , PA, Ann Zimmerman 1984, Ann Slagis, Don Barrington, Frank Berlock, Jean Slagis, Eileen Doyle, Don Decker, Jimmy Crowley, Irene Sexton, Eileen Barnhart 470. Family photos – Ann Zimmerman 1985 471. Family Photos 2004, Eileen (sister), Jack (brother-in-law), Donna Monroe, Don Barrington 472. Family photos, Ann Zimmerman, 1972 photos of baby 473. Friends c. 1961 474. Gay Atheist League of America, 1st National Convention SF, CA 1981 475. Gay Atheist League of America, convention 1984 San Francisco, CA. 476. Gay Atheist League of America, Fundraiser September 1984 477. Gay Atheist League of America, New Year’s Eve, December 31, 1981 478. Head shots – Don Barrington & negatives 479. Head shots – Spence Berg 480. International March on United Nations September 30, 1984 (Dave Taylor, Cliff Flanders, Dennis Pallante, Andy DeMasi, Chris Hobson, George Plagianos, Jeff Summer, Rob Pistor, Andy Humm, Richard Falz, Andy Di Masi, Don Barrington – Organizations Radical Women, Lesbian & Gay Liberation through Socialist Revolution, Libertarians for Gay & Lesbian Concerns) 481. March on Washington October 14, 1979, Gay Atheist League of America 482. Meeting – Eddie Marriott’s Apartment 1992 483. Meeting – Tracks Disco 1987. Eddie Marriott, Andy Humm, Marty Algaze 484. Meeting – Westbeth roof Summer 1984, Bob Hartley, George Rowell, Don Shrauf, Chris White, Peter Tomas, Milt Verstandig, Marty Reiss, 485. Meeting September 1989, Tim Timlin, Nora Timlin, Michael Lee, Ann Fahey, Paul Cheung, Don Barrington 486. Movie stills (unidentified) 487. Party (no date) 488. Party – GPC Christmas (no/year) 489. Party New Year’s Eve 12/31/1982 490. Party, Halloween 1982 491. Performance – Cast of play, no date 492. Performances –  “Bats” 1988, Tim Howard, Andrew Till, Kent Rulon, Daryl Murphy, Joe Pazillo, David Ness 493. Performances – “4X12” Gay Community Center: Chris Mountain, Andy Humm, Fred Gromley, Pam Verge, Tony Forte, Deborah Glick, Eddie Marriott, John Evans 494. Performances – “And the Winner Is . . .”  (1986?) Lary Campbell 495. Performances – “Beer and Rhubarb” 1990 496. Performances – “Changing of the Guard” 1985, John Moon, John Evans, Ed Brady Bernie Holmberg, Dan Joiner, Don Barrington, dressing room Jack Hunter-Cohen, Richard Stack, 497. Performances – “Dignified Gentlemen” Reading 1984, Ed Strug, Don Barrington, Tom Barbour, Denis Pallante, Bill Barbour, 498. Performances – “Dream Boy” 1990 499. Performances – “Elmo’s Driving Lesson” 1986 Fred Gormley 500. Performances – “Enthralling Moments” 1991, “Remembering” 1991, “Rage” 1991 (see box #10). 501. Performances – “Man of My Dreams” 1989, Hiram Taylor 502. Performances – “Nothing to Report”, Sam Ciccone, John Kudan 503. Performances – “Oh Brother” 1989, Gregory Wolverton 504. Performances – “Pumpkins” by John Crabtree, 1990, John Crabtree  Kevin Phillips, David Goldyn, Joe Pazillo, Lon Lowry, Greg Davis, 505. Performances – “Remembering Minnawaska” reading, Carol Palcover author 506. Performances – “Rory”  reading, Don Barrington author, John Kudan, Richard Stack, Alix Stoll, Nancy Miller, Noel Cohen Brian Muirhill, Nancy Groff, Dennis Pallante. 507. Performances – “Thanksgiving” 1988 508. Performances – Gay Performance Company 509. Performances – Posters & cards which were in frames in Don’ apartment. 510. Personal photographs Don Barrington 511. Porno drawing 512. Theater – Theater Gay Community Center, Don Barringto, Chris Mountain, Eddie Marriott, Joe Benjamin, Arthur Luiz, Susan White, Nancy Dean, Don Costello, Alix Stoll, Dennis Pallante, Mary Thompson, Jim Valis 513. Theaters – 42nd & 43rd Streets NYC 514. Theaters – Bid to save Jefferson Theater 515. Theaters – Jefferson Theater 1997 516. Theaters – Jefferson Theater, 42nd Street Theaters 517. Theaters – LGBT Community Center 1991 518. Theaters – Old Union Square Theater 519. Theaters – Union Square Theater 1992 demolished 520. Theaters – West 42nd Street, 1997/1998 521. Visit – London, GB 1981 522. Visit – Provincetown, MA1988 523. Visit – San Francisco, CA 1984 524. Visit – Westchester County Visit 1985, Pam Verge, Tony Forte, Don Barrington, Vitorio DaSilva 525. LGBT Pride march (no/date) St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Kate Clinton, Maua Flowers, Harvey Fierstein, Ed Murphy, The Eulenspiegel Society 526. LGBT Pride march 1979; Gay Atheist League of America 527. LGBT Pride march 1980 CSLDC 528. LGBT Pride march 1981 529. LGBT Pride march 1982 530. LGBT Pride march 1984, Denis Pallante, Ernest Forbes, Peter Tomas, Randy Wicker’s store, Marty Reiss, Randy Wicker, GALA, Rollerena, Lincoln Center 531. LGBT Pride march 1985, Chris Hobson, Dennis Pallante, Ed Strug, Jim Greer, Diane D’Allesandro, Darla Fjeld, Don Barrington, Earl Graham, Victor Grossett 532. LGBT Pride march 1986, Sam Ciccone, Jim Fourratt, Brant Nicholson Earle, Ted Weiss 533. LGBT Pride march 1987, ACT UP, The Lavender Hill Mob, Lesbian Feminist Liberation 534. LGBT Pride march 1988 (PWA Theater Workshop, Actor’s Playhouse, Andy Humm, Deborah Glick, Rollerena) Guilty: Cardinal O’Connor, Ed Koch, Roche Pharmaceuticals, Jesse Helms, William Dannemeyer, William Bennett, George Bush, Ronald Reagan, Michael Dukakis, Joseph Lisa, Anthony Fauci, Phyllis Schlafly) 535. LGBT Pride march 1989 Jimmy Houston, Owen Wilson, Ross Jacobs, Tim Timlin 536. LGBT Pride march 1990 Marty Algaze, Steve Rose, John Glines, NAMBLA 537. LGBT Pride march 1991 538. LGBT Pride march 1994 539. LGBT Pride march 1998 All Out Arts 540. LGBT Pride march 2002 541. LGBT Pride march 2003 542. LGBT Pride march 2004 543. LGBT Pride march 1992 “;i:11;s:38:” hat, frisbee. “;} Don Barrington which was his stage name, his birth name was Peter Donald Doyle per his birth certificate (date of birth 6/15/1937. box #2), Social Security, medical records and pension record show the Doyle name. An early resume with a Scranton, PA address shows the name Don Doyle, a later resume with a Miami, FL address (an electric bill from FL shows a date of 1973) shows a name of Don Barrington. A letter dated July 19, 1983 says he changed his name when he joined Actors Equity “since there was already a member of the union named Don Doyle.” He was an actor, author and director, and was the main force behind the Village Playwrights (formerly called Gay and Lesbian Playwrights) which performed at the LGBT Community Center on West 13th Street, New York, NY and other theaters. He also did temporary work, at least in 1987. His records include forms from Screen Actors Guild for residuals for commercial from Dentrol (denture adhesive?) and Miller Lite (beer). He was also active in the New York Chapter of Gay Atheist League (GALA/NY), and received a lot of harassment against him when the NY chapter was decertified. [History note: “The GALA was formed in San Francisco in 1978. It has seven Chapters in the United States and a membership of approximately 600. The New York Chapter of GALA was also founded in 1978.” New York City News/Northeast ALIVE, February 17, 1982] See the description for Box 8 for further details on GALA/NY. Village Playwrights section: Started in 1985 as Gay and Lesbian Playwrights and in September 1986 changed to Village Playwrights a gay & lesbian playwrights group. This group sponsored readings, workshops and lectures on the craft of writing for the stage. They met at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Community Center (208 West 13th Street, New York City), The readings were performed at GAY PERFORMANCES at the Center and had a director, performers with a bio of experience, lights and sound operator, etc.. Occasionally the readings were at a theater such as Wings or Riverwest Theatre. Village Playwrights is still active at the Center as of April 2009. Box # 1 has most of the scripts, programs, flyers for Village Playwrights. Other boxes also have scripts but we do not know if they were performed in New York City. Note: Don Barrington is also in the Leonard Fink photograph collection 026. The collection was picked up by Archive volunteers on Saturday, March 10, 2007 at the home of the deceased, Don Barrington, on Amsterdam Avenue, New York City. Mr. Barrington had passed away shortly before that date and the apartment had to be vacated. There was also a small collection of Village Playwrights (accession 2003 07 22) which came from Mr. Barrington that was combined with his papers. The collection included personal papers of Don Barrington on the Gay Performance Company/Village Playwrights, scripts of plays, personal correspondence, medical and financial records, photographs, records and newsletters of New York Chapter of Gay Atheist League (GALA/NY), and various Atheists’ publications which were transferred to the Periodical Collection of the Archive.

a:8:{i:0;s:1252:” 1. Alain McLaughlin/Reaction Images [June 1991. Protests : 6th Annual AIDS Conf. 5 photos] 2. Darlene/Photographics [June 1990. SF ACT UP & SF LEGFD Parade. 5 photos] 3. Rink Foto [Varying dates. MISC ACT UP. 51 photos] 4. Michael Wakefield [1991. Martin Duberman, St. Pat’s and Kathy Krocodile. 8photos] 5. Bill Bytsna [No date. phone-sex demos. 3 photos] 6. Jim Marks [No date. Quilt and various demos. 48 photos] 7. Desi del Valle [No date. PR Commonwealth & NOW/Reproductive freedom demos. 41 photos] 8. Lee Schy [1989. Wigstock Tomkins Square Park. 4 photos] 9. Susan Lerner (Auntie Em’s Farm Feature) [No date. Farm House Series. 9 photos] 10. Roberta Raeburn [1989. Center Garden Party. 2 photos] 11. Patsy Lynch [1989-1991. Various ACT UP/AIDS demos, pride marches & abortion demos. 68 photos] 12. Look Out [1989-1991. MISC photos/ads. 154 photos] 13. MISC Photos [1989-1991. MISC photos of women. 100 photos] “;i:1;s:1693:” 14. MISC Men [1989-1991. MISC photos of men. 28 photos, 1 postcard] 15. Staten Island MISC [Zappalorti Murder: Demo, murder site, family. 8 photos] 16. Gay Freedom Day Parade, S.F. 1990 and MISC S.F. Domestic Partners, 1990-1991 [13 photos] 17. San Francisco MISC [1989-1991. Great Quake, Pride Marches, Guardian Angles. 67 photos] 18. Provincetown MISC [1989. Pride March. 5 photos] 19. March to End Violence Against Lesbians, Park Slope 1990 [12 photos] 20. Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project [1987. Lamont Boles awards David Kirschenbaum. 1 photos] 21. Anti-Gay Protesters/Violence [No date. bashing scenes/marches. 18 photos] 22. Stonewall 20th Anniversary Demonstration 1989 [14 photos] 23. MISC Protests [Anti-GLBTQ violence protests. 11 photos] 24. Police Violence [1987-1991. 31 photos] 25. Clones-Feature 1990 [Joseph Longo and Peter Bowen. 11 photos] 26. S/M Feature (#89) 1991 [Action shots/Portraits. 11 photos] 27. Liz and Sydney Column [MISC photos. 20 photos] 28. N.Y. Postcards [12 postcards] 29. Visuals/Illustrations [Various Illustrations/Photos. 60 images] 30. Covers [MISC covers for the magazine. 2 photos] 31. Bookstore/Shops 1986-1990 [“Holiday Shopping Series,” stores, windows and queer street vendors. 19 photos] “;i:2;s:4737:” 32. Sex Clubs/Bars/Restaurants [1989-1991. 43 photos] 33. LGBT Center Building [Original facade circa 1927, witch blessing of Center building. 2 photos] 34. Anthony Fauci [1989. Wockner, Marks, Daley, Bihari, Callen, Sonnabend. 7 photos] 35. Diane Feinstein [1970 & 1989. Portraits. 2 photos] 36. Vanessa Ferro [1989. GLID Meeting. 1 photo] 37. Karen Finley [1990. “We Keep Our Victims Ready” Performance. 2 photos] 38. Ayofemi Stowe Folayan [2nd Annual African American Gay and Lesbian Cultural Festival, Mark Haile. 2 photos] 39. Forbes [Various shots with Michael Forbes. 5 photos] 40. Matt Forman [1989. Credit: Lichtenstein. Anti-violence Project. 2 photos] 41. Jodie Foster [1991.Credit: Regan, Ginsberg. Movie Stills. 5 images] 42. Barney Frank 1987-1990 [Credit: Marks, Zeh, Rink, Lynch. MISC shots. 11 photos] 43. Miriam Friedlander [1990. Credit: Bytsura. AIDS Ralley. 2 photos] 44. Ruth Frost [1990. Credit: Darlene/Photgraphics. Portraits. 2 photos] 45. Zsa-Zsa Gabor [Portrait/Scene. 2 photos] 46. Diamanda Galas [Credit: Caravaglia, T.J Eng. “Masque of the Red Death” Performance. 8 photos] 47. Robert Gallo [1985-1989. Credit: Wockner, McKitterick. MISC shots. 7 photos] 48. Harvey Gantt [1990. Credit: Pierce, Rink, Labalme. MISC shots. 11 photos] 49. Allen Ginsberg [1990-1989. Credit: Harper, Rink, Gwenwald. Ourwrite Conf., NAMBLAConf., Pride Rally ’89. 10 photos] 50. Jewell Gomez [1990. Credit: Harper, Wakefield. LAMDA Book Awards/Misc shots. 3 photos] 51. Hattie Gossett [1989. Credit: Kiku, De Orbegoso. MISC shots. 4 photos] 52. Leonard Graff [1989. Credit: Rink, McLaughlin. National Gay Rights Advocates/Richard Wite. 3 photos] 53. Jim Graham [1989. Credit: Lynch, Zeh. MISC shots/Whitman-Walker vigil. 4 photos] 54. Merv Griffin [Credit: Rink. Brent Plott, Birthday with Reagans. 3 photos] 55. Lynn Griffis [1989. Credit: Maggiani, Rink. Portraits. 2 photos] 56. Mechtild Grossman [“Seduction: the Cruel Woman.” 2 photos] 57. MISC Females (Last names starting w/ F & G [43 photos] 58. MISC Males (Last names starting w/ F & G) [36 photos] 59. Roberta Achtenberg [1988-1995. Credit: Rink,Darlene/Photo Graphics, Geller, Tyburski, Emery. MISC shots/portraits. 25 photos] 60. Art Agnos [1989. Credit: Geller, Rink. Portraits, w/ Harry Britt, domestic partnership. 8 photos] 61. Edward Albee [1991. Credit: Geller. Portraits. 2 photos] 62. Dorothy Allison [1989. Credit: Fourwinds. Portrait, w/ gun. 2 photos] 63. Tom Ammiano [1990-1991. Credit: Geller, Rink. School Board Race/School Board Demo SF. 5 photos] 64. Penny Arcade [Dancing/Kitchen. 2 photos] 65. Virginia Apuzzo [1989-1990. Credit: Gwenwald, KM, Bytsura. 7 photos] 66. James Baldwin [1955-1985. Credit: Coatsilou. Portraits, w/ family. 3 photos] 67. Bradley Ball [1965-1990. Credit:Wakefield. Childhood portraits, at restuarant. 3 photos] 68. Miriam Ben-Shalom [Credit: Rink. MISC shots. 2 photos] 69. Kevin Berrill [1989-1991. Credit: O’Neill, Neipris. 2 photos] 70. Ross Bleckner [Credit: Piras. Portrait. 2 photos] 71. Jay Blotcher [1990-1991. Credit: Wakefied, Wells. Portrait, figleaf, protest. 3 photos] 72. Ron Bogard [1991. Credit: Thornberry, Neipris. Portrait, group shot. 2 photos] 73. Boy George [MISC Portraits. 6 photos] 74. Jeffrey Braff [Credit: Thornberry, Bytsura. Portraits. 2 photos, 1 series] 75. Marlon Brando [1990. Credit: Tri-Star Pictures. Movie Stills. 2 photos] 76. Susie Bright [Credit: Gonzalez, Kashi. Book signing, w/ Ina Blum , Portrait. 7 photos] 77. Harry Britt [1989-1991. Credit: DSO Prod, Rink, Darlene/Photo Graphics, Murphy, Cartwright. 19 photos] “;i:3;s:3802:” 78. Richard Burns [w/ Cuomo, Apuzza, Vaid. 2 photos] 79. Scott Burriss [1990. Credit: Cthadani. Portraits. 3 photos] 80. Barbara & George Bush [1990. Credit: NY Post, Lynch. Neill Bush, Portraits, Signing American’s with Disabilities Act. 3 photos, 1 news print] 81. Charles Bush [1985-1989. Credit: Boston, Rosegg. 8 photos] 82. Misc “B” Females [Credit: Gwenwald, Kosoy, Richee, Souffle, Gessen,UC Studios Inc., Lynch, Litt, Verras, Marks, Rink, Corinne. 35 photos] 83. Pat Califa [1987-1989. Credit: Rink, Kenny. Portraits. 3 photos] 84. Charles Campisi [Q & A at the Center, Pink Panthers. 3 photos] 85. Judy Carne [Portrait, Scene. 2 photos] 86. Neneh Cherry [Credit: Mondino. 3 photos] 87. Cheryl Clarke [1989-1991. Credit: Gwenwald, Neipris. 5 photos] 88. Andrew Dice Clay [1989-1990. Credit: Def American Library. 2 photos] 89. Kate Clinton [1990. Credit: Gwenwald. Portrait, w/ Burns and Vaid. 3 photos] 90. Ted Cox [Ads, porn. 2 magazine cut-outs] 91. Tim Curran [1989-1990. Credit: Rink. Portraits. 3 photos] 92. Misc. “C” Females [Portraits, MISC female people. 30 photos] 93. Michael Callen [Callen playing the piano. 1 photo] 94. Queer Fashion [1990-1995. Credit: Wakefield, Goetz, Ludwig. Multiple examples of queer fashion. 40 photos] 95. Unclaimed Orbits [1985-1990. Mostly photos, 2 written obituaries, 1 w/ photo attached. 22 photos] 96. NYC Misc {1969-1991. Credit: Wakefield, Litt, Lichtenstein, Bytsura, Rink, Raeburn, Morrison, Thornberry, McGovern, Biello. NYC scenes, queer spaces. 47 photos] 97. Baseball/Softball [1989-1991. Credit: Marks, Lynch, Rink. Queer baseball and softball games, GSL Meeting. 24 photos] 98. Basketball [1989. Credit: Rink, Marks. “Hotshots” male team, L.A. women’s finals. 4 photos] 99. Body Building [1991-1994. Credit: Gonzalez, Wakefield. ’94 Gay Games, “Physique” at the Center. 5 photos] 100. Running [Credit: Marks. Misc running, triathalon, Gay Games. 8 photos] 101. Swimming [1986. Credit: Marks. DCAC/ACDC and Gay Games. 8 photos] 102. Waterpolo [Credit: Marks. DCAC/ACDC. 2 photos] 103. Wrestling [1989. Credit: Rink. SF Team at Gay Games III. 1 photo] 104. Misc Sports[1989-1991. Credit: Wakefield, Lynch, Marks. Misc queer sports. 13 photos] 105. Karen Thompson [1990-1991. Credit: Lynch, Murphy. w/ Sharon Kowalski, at NOW Conf. 3 photos] 106. Deborah Glick [1989-1990. Credit: Gonzalez, Rink, Thornberry, KM, Gwenwald, Kuwayama. Misc portraits/scenes. 13 photos] 107. Misc “G” Males [1989-1991. Credit: ABC, Paramount, O’Neill, Universal, Lynch, Wockner, Giard, Wakefield. Misc portraits/movie stills. 17 photos] 108. Queer Nation {1990-1991. Credit: Forbes, Kuwayama, Shaeffer, Rink, Stallard, Litt, Gonzalez, Thornberry, McGovern, Geller. Misc demos. 40 photos] 109. Misc Males “B” last Names [1986-1991. Credit: Neipris, Litt, Zeh, Rink, Rosett, Lynch, Wockner, Wakefield, McAdams, Thornberry, Morrison, Workman, Park, Garvey, Tri-Star, bytsura, O’Neill, Marks, Farmer, Geller, Stewart. Misc shots of male people. 53 photos] “;i:4;s:2267:” 110. Misc Males (last name starting w/ “c”) [1988-1991. Credit: Rink, Geller, Bytsura, Neipris, Morrison, Smith, Gwenwald, Marks, Cazin, Plauto, Garvey, Souffle, Tyburski. Misc shots of male people. 47 photos] 111. Misc Males (“L” last name)[1989-1991. Credit: Neipris, Rosett, Marks, Lynch, Rink, Rowinski, Wilson, O’Neill, Gellar, Reyes. Misc shots of male people. 34 photos] 112. Misc Females (“L” last name) [1989-1991. Credit: Garfunkel, Rink, Lynch, Harper. Misc shots of females people. 24 photos] 113. Robert Mapplethorpe [1985-1990. Credit: Rink, Marks. Shots at photo exhibit. 6 photos] 114. Misc Females “M”[1989-1991. Credit: Zeh, Lynch, French, Hinkle, Morrison, Rink, Gellar, Darlene. 48 photos] 115. Misc Males “M” [1977-1991. Credit: Rink, Harper, Lichtenstein, Lynch, Marks, Wakefield, Souffle, Neipris, Zeh. Misc shots of male people. 75 photos] 116. Misc Males “N”[1989-1990. Credit: Wockner, Lynch, Neipris, KM, Gellar, Marks, Lichtenstein. Misc shots of males people. 29 photos] 117. Misc Females “N”[1989-1991. Credit: Wakefield, Gwenwald, Cohen, Smith, Lynch, Skram, T.L Litt. Misc shots of female people. 21 photos] 118. Misc Females “O” [1989-1990. Credit: Mclaughlin, Reaction, Marks. Misc females people. 13 photos] 119. Misc Males “O” [1984-1990. Credit: Neipris, Marks, Wakefield, Bytsura, Lynch, Wockner, Rink, Shevett. Misc shots of male people. 26 photos] 120. Misc Females “P” [1985-1989. Credit: Humphreys, Raboy, Cheung Ching Ming. Misc shots of female people. 5 photos] 121. Misc Males “P” [1989-1990. Credit: Marks, Schaaf, T.L Litt, Morgan, Rink. Misc males people. 33 photos] 122. Misc Males “Q” [1990. Credit: Paramount. E. Quintin and Randy Quade. 3 photos] 123. Misc Males “R” [1989-1991. Credit: Souza, Lynch, Marks, Simmons, Romerein, La Vasseur, Neipris, O’Neill, Wakefield, La Chappelle, Ching Ming, Thornberry, Wockner, Bilal, Stone, Fowler, Gellar, Neipris. 70 photos] “;i:5;s:5620:” 124. Misc Females “R” [1989-1991. Credit: Marks, Gwenwald, Rink, Wakefield, Neipris, Gerharter. Mis shots of female people. 36 photos, 2 sketches] 125. Arlene Kochman [1990. Credit: Thornberry. Portraits. 2 photos] 126. Ian Kramer [1990. Credit: McGovern. Speaking at unspecified demo. 1photo] 127. Larry Kramer [1988-1989. Credit: Shub, Snider, Bytsura. Misc demos/speeches, NYSE ACT-UP Demo. 6 photos] 128. Mathilde Krim [1988-1989. Credit: Walz, Naklicki, Rosett. Misc portraits, CBCP Conferance Columbia University. 7 photos] 129. Hanif Kureishi[No date. Credit: Paula Allen. Posing on couch. 4 photos] 130. Misc People “K” [1987-1991. Credit: Miramax, Simon, Kuheric, Dwyer, Hinkcle, Schaaf, Neipris, Rink, Pyramid Entertainment, NBC. Misc shots of female and male people. 24 photos, 1 sketch] 131. Larry Kessler [1989-1990. Credit: Marks, Gessen. Boston AIDS Consortium 1989, AIDS Commision. 2 photos] 132. Edward Kennedy [1988-1990. Credit: Lynch, Zeh, DeSilva, Rink. Misc portraits, AIDS Press conf. 6 photos] 133. Jonathan Katz[1989. Credit: Gwenwald. Posing with Rollerine photo. 2 photos] 134. Roman Kalinin [1990. Credit: Geller. Soviet Consulate, w/ Lisa Power. 3 photos] 135. Misc People “J” [1989-1990. Credit: Wakefield, Cape, Lynch, Zeh, Rosett, Lichtenstein, Rink, Wockner, Swope. Misc shots of female and male people. 13 photos] 136. Stephen Joseph [1989. No credit. Publicity photos. 1 photo] 137. Raul Julia [19891990. Credit: Universal, Four Seasons Entertainment. Publicity photos. 2 photos] 138. Knud Josephsen [1989. Credit: Rink. NGRA Press Conferance. 2 photos] 139. Frank Jordan (SF Police) [1989. Credit: Rink. Press Conferance, AIDS demo. 4 photos] 140. Cleve Jones [1989. Credit: Zeh, Reyes. Misc shots. 2 photos] 141. Bill T. Jones [No date. Credit: McAdams, Day. Publicity photos. 3 photos] 142. Dr. Bill E. Jones [1990. Credit: Kirby, Rosett. 5 photos] 143. Michael Jay [No date. Posing in chair. 3 photos] 144. Derek Jarman [1987. Credit: Crowthers, Noel Gay Artists Limited. Portrait, publicity shots. 3 photos] 145. Jesse Jackson [No date. Credit: Gwenwald. Speaking. 1 photos] 146. Liz Holtzman {1991. Credit: Fisher, Gonzalez, T.L Litt. Speaking, publicity shots. 9 photos] 147. Marjorie Hill [1990. Credit: Strong, Thornberry, Gonzalez, Gwenwald, Romereim. Speaking at Queer Nation demo, GOAL, w/ Mayor. 6 photos] 148. Misc “H” Males [1988-1991. Credit: Geller, Lynch, Gellar, Neipris, Ebright, KM, Hujar, Wakefield, Schaaf, Donald Smith Promotions, Regan, Universal. Misc shots of male people. 27 photos] 149. Misc “H” Females [1987-1991. Credit: T.L Litt, Lynch, Ebright, Gruen, Gessen, Maggiano, Elgort, Neipris, Virgin, Bogard, Vargas, Warner Bros., Hales-Tooke, Lynch. Misc shots of female people. 23 photos] 150. Misc People “I” [1988-1991. Credit: Rink, Robinette, Mostovoy, Gessen, Reyes, Tyburski, Hall, Tristar. Misc female and male people. 9 photos] 151. Sue Hyde [1990. Credit: Neipris. W/ Miriam Ben, ACT-UP sodomy rally. 2 photos] 152. Andy Humm [1989-1990. Credit: Wells, Bytsura. Gay Pride Parade. 2 photos] 153. Holly Hughes [No date. Credit: Donna McAdams. On stage/publicity. 3 photos] 154. Rock Hudson [No date. Publicity Photos. 7 photos] 155. Lee Hudson [1989. Credit: Roberta Raeburn, Lee Snider/Photo Images, Gwenwald, Morrison. Misc photos. 4 photos] 156. Bruce Hopkins [No date. Credit: Hashimoto. “Conversations at Our Lady or The Harbor Bar and Grill.” 5 photos] 157. James Holobaugh [1990. Credit: Collins, Levasseur, Reyes, Rink. Misc photos. 9 photos] 158. Derek Hodel [1990. Credit: Bytsura. Desk, AIDS press conf. 44 photos] 159. Judge Donna Hitchens [1990. Credit: Rink. Sworn in, primary election. 4 photos] 160. Beverley Hills [1989. Credit: Bytsura. Posing as a witch. 2 photos] 161. Lazaro Hernandez [1990. Credit: Hodgson. Portraits. 2 photos] 162. Essex Hemphill [1990-1991. Credit: Thadani, Wakefield, Patented Photos. Misc photos. 5 photos] 163. Jesse Helms [1989-1990. Credit: Rinkm Marks, Lynch, Bray. Misc Photos and illustrations. 16 photos, 2 illustrations] 164. Harry Hay [No date. Credit: Robbins, Gruber, Giard, Smith. Misc portraits and youth photos. 8 photos] 165. Orin Hatch [No date. Credit: Lynch, Marks. Misc photos. 3 photos] 166. Keith Haring [No date. Credit: Snider. Misc portraits. 5 photos] 167. Michael Hardwick [No date. Credit: none. Misc demo photos. 3 photos] 168. Peter Levasseur [1989. Credit: Levasseur. AIDS demo, Tompkins Square Park Homeless Evictions, Planne Parenthood. 8 photos] “;i:6;s:1892:” 169. Marc Geller [1989-1991. Credit: Geller. ACT UP, Anti-war demo. 53 photos] 170. Andrew Lichtenstein [1989-1990. Credit: Lichtenstein. ACT UP Blue Cross Demo, Sit-in, City Hall, hate crime march Bensonhurst. 12 photos] 171. T.L Litt [1989-1990. Credit: T.L Litt. Montreal ACT-UP demo, RNC Demo. 4 photos] 172. ACT UP [1990. Credit: Novak. ACT UP Chicago. 6 photos] 173. ACT UP/Long Island [1990. Credit: Hylander. Demo against Sen. Morino. 10 photos] 174. ACT UP MN [No date. Credit: Stoneman Photography. Misc Demo. 3 photos] 175. ACT UP Paris [No date. Credit: none. Misc demo. 14 photos] 176. Misc [ACT UP. 1988-1991. Credit: Disney, Reyes, Kuwayama, Litt, Dalber, Eberle, Solero, Bennett, Rink, Stallard, Roddy, Dwyer, Roche, Gwenwald, Knutson, Raeburn, Browne, Thadani, Hubbard, Friedmanm Zeh, Seelig, Caputo, Korn, Benton. Misc demos. 108 photos] 177. Tom McKitterich [1989-1991. Credit:McKitterich. ACT UP demo, St. Patricks Day , PR day, Met demo. 19 photos] 178. C.T. Wemple [No date. Credit: Wemple. Martin Duberman, ACT UP, CUNY. 9 photos] 179. Marilyn Humphries [1989-1991. Credit: Humphries. AIDS conf., pro-choice demo: Boston. 12 photos] 180. Morgan Gwenwald [1990-1991. Credit: Gwenwald. People of Color AIDS Conf, New York Gay Community Marching Band. 20 photos] 181. Rex Wockner [1987-1989. Credit: Wockner. Misc demo. 12 photos] 182. Dykes to Watch Out For [No date. Bechdel. Full comic strips and sketches. 99 sheet] 183. [Slides: “Fire Island” #1, 2, 3. No date. Credit: none. 2 men posing. 93 slides] “;i:7;s:2212:” 184. [Horrible Reno: “Spotlight” #1&2, “Couch”, “Dancing.” No date. Credit: none. 1 woman posing. 116 slides] 185. [Bensonhurst #1,2. No date. Credit: none. 2 men at intersection under street lamp. 149 slides] 186. 71264, 71265, 71266, 72581 [No date. Credit: none. Group of people in drag posing by staircase. 83 slides] 187. 8204, 8205, 8207 [No date. Credit: none. Club/Bar live shots. 151 slides] 188. 93946, 93947, 93949. [No date. Credit: none. Man flexing. 95 slides] 189. 84165 Furtation [No date. Credit: none. 5 men posing. 18 slides] 190. 40808 Copyright David Scott Morgan, 1511 Copyright David Scott Morgan [No date. Credit: Morgan. Martial arts class. 67 slides] 191. Photo by Patsy Lynch [No date. Credit: Lynch. Wedding, adult girl scout. 9 slides] 192. [Misc slides. No date. Credit: Marks. Random slides. 10 slides] 193. 77426, 77427 [No date. Credit: none. Martial arts class. 71 negatives] 194. [Negative: No Label, Same Subject. No date. Credit: none. Mayor Dinkins. 2 negatives] 195. [Negative: No Label, Same Subject. No date. Credit: none. Man in crowd with cigar. 2 negatives] 196. [Negative. No date. Credit: none. Sodomy demo, crowd, wedding, portraits. 5 images] 197. [Misc Photos. No date. Credit: Rink. Todd Haynes, MosqueraWalshGrasso, Nude Scene. 3 photos] 198. [Misc Portrait Slides, No Label, Same Subject. No date. Credit: None. Portraits. 90 slides] 199. #8916 Taylor & Dwane Portrait ’89 Copyright Michael Datoli, (Soft Focus), [No Label, Same Subject. 1989. Credit: Datoli. Two men posing. 63 slides] 200. Urvashi Madrid Copyright Kelly Stone 1989 [Credit: Kelly Stone. Urvashi Madrid Posing. 41 slides] 201. Jack Wrangler Copyright Kelly Stone 7/12/1989 [1989. Credit: Kelly Stone. Jack Wrangler Posing. 76 slides] “;} The collection contains 3 boxes, measuring 36 inches, of photos, negatives and slides. Square brackets, i.e. […], indicate additions supplied by the archivist. All other notations were present on the original folders and slide boxes. The subjects of the collection include individuals, organizations and social scenes (including demonstrations and marches). This is a valuable source for images of ACT UP, Queer Nation and individuals involved in AIDS activism from 1989–1991.

a:1:{i:0;s:1461:” 1. Palladium 2. The Saint 3. Limelight 4. Tunnel 5. Union Club 6. River Club 7. Studio 54 8. Islanders Club 9. Tracks 10. Octagon 11. Moonshadow 12. Private Eyes/ Young Men’s Video Association 13. Spectrum 14. Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center 15. SAGE 16. Saturday Night Dance Club 17. Other night clubs and bars – Ice Palace, 10:18, Capital, Michael Todd Room, Club 4D, College Bar, Sanctuary, Torys, Latin Quarter, Cafe Sahara, Uncle Charlies, Savage, Higher Love Club, Cignal, Rock Hotel, Paradise Garage, Madison Square Garden. 18. Flyers from variety of organisations including Gay Mens Health Crisis, New York City Gay Mens Chorus, Fund for Human Dignity, Human Rights Campaign Fund, Fund for Open Information and Accountability (FOIA), New York Gay Film Festival, Lambda Legal Defense, Momentum, Pride, Hetrick-Martin Institute Inc, American Run for End of AIDS, Playwrights Against AIDS; personal notes, personal letters, flyers from private parties, Chelsea Gym flyers, Norton Lymans flyers “;} A collection primarily of flyers for New York City gay men’s nightclubs and bars. The main nightclubs include Studio 54, The Saint, Palladium, Tunnel and Limelight. The flyers showcase many performing artists popular at the time including Grace Jones, Eartha Kitt, Chico de Barge, Stacey Q, Paul Lekakis and Divine. The collection also includes flyers and newsletters from other gay organizations such as SAGE and Gay Men’s Health Crisis as well as some personal letters, private party invitations and gym membership flyers.

a:1:{i:0;s:209:” The Testament of Harvey Herskowitz The Second Testament of Harvey Herskowitz The Third Testament of Harvey Herskowitz The Fourth Testament of Harvey Herskowitz “;} This collection contains mainly autobiographical writings of the author, Harvey Herskowitz. He describes his life as a gay, Jewish man living in Brooklyn. Also included are reflections on significant people in his life, particularly family members, friends, ancestors and several young gay men he befriended and assisted. A number of photographs, copies of letters and other documents are included in each of the books.

a:2:{i:0;s:6762:” 1. List of interviewees for book & June 1997 article from Red Herring magazine, re: Hawaii law allowing same-sex couples to form limited liability corporations and thereby receive some of the benefits of traditional marriage. 2. Adams, Joshua 3. Altenhofen, Terri, and Belinda Rowland 4. Andrews, Zelle, and Lesley Stein 5. Ann (no last name) 6. Axelrod, Lynne, and Esther Romo 7. Backer, Richard, and Will Verbits 8. Barbee, Naomi, and Maria Iannozzi 9. Bell, Carolyn, and Genelle Cate 10. Bennett, Elizabeth, and Sara Luther 11. Bennett, Jim, and Deacon Mccubbin 12. Bergstedt, Spencer 13. Berkowitz, Lori, and Diana Shapiro 14. Bidier, Lisa, and Karen Patterson 15. Boggis, Terry 16. Booth, Ivy, and Heidi Joos 17. Borras, Mildred, and Wanda Lopez 18. Brown, Carol, and Bernagene Shay 19. Brown, Edward 20. Butts, Michelle, and Andrea Kooritzky 21. Cain, Paul, and Kurt Jacobowitz 22. Calhoun, Carlena, and Joy Nelson 23. Catlett, Pat, and Karen Schmiege 24. Cheryl & Kate 25. Chui, Mano, and Andrew Stephens 26. Clare, Harriet, and Becky Thacker 27. Cliff & Isaac 28. Cook-Daniels, Loree, and Marcelle Cook-Daniels 29. Corry, Jeremy, and Richard Jasper 30. Cox, Gregory, and Oscar Jones 31. DiDia, Anthony, and Richard Magier 32. DiDonato, Paula, and Judy Teeven 33. Donovan, Jim and Dave Moore 34. Droth, Barbara, and Dalia Vicens 35. Dumschott, Chris, and Deborah Ketai 36. Duncan, Casey, and Duncan, Dakota 37. Edwards, Christine, and Marjorie Hill 38. Elliott, Jo Ellen, and Susan Flagge 39. Farrington, Diane, and Bekki McQuay 40. Fawcett, Julie, and Cheryl Williamson 41. Fiol-Matta, Liza, and Louise Murray 42. Fletcher, Janet, and Mary Lou Fletcher 43. Fure, Tref, and Cris Williamson 44. Franz-Geddes, Nancy, and Peggy Franz-Geddes 45. Gill, Jackie, and Betty Gordon 46. Gingrich, Candace 47. Glock, Stephen, and Gary Hill 48. Glover, Cindy, and Mary Jo Grandshaw 49. Glynzinski, Diane, and Judy McClendon 50. Goldstein, Fran, and Tracey Lind 51. Goldstein, Judi, and Liz Hackett 52. Gray, M. Leanne, and Margot Wenger 53. Greenberg, Joel 54. Greene, Beverly, and Jamie Michael 55. Griffin, Jackie, and Renee Griffin 56. Gunn, David 57. Hadash, Brendan, and Alan Hultquist 58. Hansen, Laura, and Anne Zachritz 59. Happel, Aaron, and Eric Happel 60. Higdon, Jennifer, and Cheyl Lawson 61. Hinckley, Siobahn, and Anita 62. Hoover, Coleen, and Ava Preacher 63. Hopkins, Cheryl, and Mary Smith 64. Ian, Janis, and Pat 65. Ivanish, Gary, and Tom Scarpitta 66. Jones, Zachary 67. Jones-Mack, Edward, and Timothous Mack-Jones 68. Kallmaker, Karin, and Maria Kaj 69. Kleinbaum, Sharon 70. Kluever, Erin, and Tonya Wells 71. Lagon, Patrick, and Joseph Melillo 72. Lavi & Noemi 73. Leaver, Sandy, and Joeline Webber 74. Leo, Diana 75. Lucas, Craig, and Patrick Barnes 76. Lugo-Lucchetti, Mario, and Tim Lugo-Lucchetti 77. Magdic, Sherry, and Merle Shapera 78. Mallery, Craig, and Paul Sherman 79. Maner, Julie, and Wendy Price 80. Mann, Graydon, and David Rawlins 81. Mark, Andrew, and Mark Smith 82. Marsden, Steve, and Ric Kajikawa 83. Marshall, Vanessa, and Santa Molina 84. Martin, April 85. McKeon, Terry; Quinn, Anne, and Joyce Weeg 86. Mertens-Pelliterri, Lori, and Teresa Mertens-Pelliterri 87. Mesh, Peter, and Peter Slattery 88. Mikkola, Jari, and Mitchel 89. Munisteri, Ben 90. Perry, Marianne, and Marie Salemi 91. Phillips, Margerie, and Sandra Warren 92. Quirk and MJ 93. Reeves, Michelle, and Michelle Tripp 94. Reno, Suzy, and Amy Samonds 95. Rooney, Jackie, and Carole White 96. Sandi and Wendy 97. Schibley Schreiber, Paul, and Mark Schibley Schreiber 98. Schreibman, Jill, and Randi Berber 99. Shernoff, Michael 100. Stroud, Nancy, and Alicia Yanklowitz 101. Taggart, Lisa, and Kaye Waller 102. Tuttle, Robert 103. Vazquez, Carmen 104. Villarosa, Linda 105. Voscott, Perry, and Hoa Voscott 106. Walker-Smith, Robert, and Shawn Walker-Smith 107. Ward, Joseph, and Lamont Williams 108. Wolfson, Evan 109. Woodworth, Robert 110. Zoe, Guillian, and Melise-Claire Zoe “;i:1;s:1954:” 1. Bergstedt, Spencer: 15 Apr 1997; Woodworth, Robert, part 1: 20 Apr 1997 2. Boggis, Terry: 19 Feb 1997 3. Burns, Richard: 1 Mar 1997 4. Cerullo, Margaret (Keynote) “Some Families Speak” 5. DiDonato, Paula, and Teeven, Judy: 13 Feb 1997 6. Engis-Brodsky, Ellen and Spannbauer, Nancy: 23 Mar 1997 7. Goldstein, Fran, and Lind, Tracy: 13 Apr 1997 8. Hill, Marjorie, and Edwards, Christine: 29 Apr 1997 9. Hinckley, Siobahn: 27 Apr 1997: Woodworth, Robert, part 2: 28 Apr 1997 10. Jones-Mack, Edward, and Mack-Jones, Timothous: 06 Mar 1997 11. Kleinbaum, Sharon: 07 May 1997; Quinn, Anne et al.: 11 May 1997 12. Leo, Diana: 07 Apr 1997; Masligh, Noemi and Soloway, Lavi: 16 Apr 1997 13. Marshall, Vanessa, and Molina, Santa: 02 May 1997 14. Martin, April: 10 May 1997 15. Melillo, Joseph, and Lagon, Patrick: 14 Jul 1997 16. Munisteri, Ben: 09 Feb 1997 17. Salzman, Martin, and Fontana, John: 13 May 1997; Murray, Louise and Fiol;-Matta, Liza: 17 May 1997 18. Shernoff, Michael: 19 May 1997; Jones, Elder Zach: 20 May 1997 18. Vazquez, Carmen: 02 Apr 1997 20. Villarosa, Linda: 29 May 1997: Boras, Mildred and Lopez, Wanda, part 2: 1 Jun 1997 21. Walton, Pam, and Carranza, Ruth: 11 May 1997; Murray, Louise and Fiol-Matta, Liza: 17 May 1997 22. Williamson, Cris, and Fure, Tref: 21 May 1997; Rotello, Gabriel: 22 May 1997 23. Wolfson, Evan: 22 May 1997; Borras, Mildred and Lopez, Wanda: 1 Jun 1997 “;} These are taped interviews, questionnaires and other correspondence between Martinac and LBGT couples and singles, numerous excerpts of which were drawn upon to write The Lesbian and Gay Book of Love and Marriage: Creating the Stories of Our Minds (1998). The interviews and questionnaires were all conducted in 1997. There are 110 folders. The 23 audio cassettes have been copied to the Archive’s server and are available as digital files.

a:1:{i:0;s:1306:” 1. Gay Guides for 1949 Introduction by Hugh Hagius and reprint of Gaedicker’s “Sodom-on-Hudson; The Gay Girl’s Guide”, 1949, 1950; “Gay Girl’s Guide to the U.S. & The Western World”, Summer 1950, Mid – 50s 2. Lewdness by Rev. Ludovicus Maria Sinistrari de Ameno (seventeenth century), (The Mute Sin, Alias Sodomy) Translation by Hugh Hagius 3. Socrates, The Holy Pederast by Johann Matthias Gesner, (eighteenth century) Translation and Introduction by Hugh Hagius 4. Trying & Pilloring of the Vere Street Club by J. Brown, London 1810, reprint with Introduction by Hugh Hagius (it was the most sensational Sodomite scandal in England up to the Oscar Wilde case, they were convicted in trial and exposed in the pillory.) Together with “The Monstors” from Bell’s Weekly Messemger, London, 1810; “Seeing is Believing”, Thomas Rowlandson, 1812; “Brief Observations on the Punishment of Pillory,” pamphleteer, London, 1814. 5. Alberto Nin Frias: Vida y Obras: Published softcover book. 6. G.I. Hustlers Of World War II by Hugh Hagius, Bibliogay Publications, 2011. “;} Four unpublished manuscripts, one published manuscript, and one published work in Spanish. These are scholarly works analyzing and in some cases translating other gay history publications for the last five centuries.

a:5:{i:0;s:780:” The Lesbian and Gay People of Color Steering Committee, NYC. National/Regional Steering Committee. Legal Information. Video Project. Video Scripts and Logsheets. National Lawyers Guild, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Rights Committee. Stonewall, related events and groups. National Gay Lesbian Task Force Resources. Mayor Koch, official business. Heritage of Pride Meeting minutes, Permits from Central Park Conservancy. [Central Park Conservancy.] Heritage of Pride Flyers and clippings for members, 1989, 1990. Heritage of Pride Proposals to SW25 and related articles. International Association of Lesbian and Gay Pride Coordinators. Flyers, brochures, stickers, misc. Various events and years. “;i:1;s:738:” Contacts for International Association Lesbian and Gay Pride Coordinators/ North East Regional Pride Committee. 1991 Misc. Out Loud and Proud. Open letter project 1990 Mark Lowe Fisher 1953-1992. Photos of Pride event 1993. Heritage of Pride, Flyers and Programmes. Baltimore proclamation “Lesbian and Gay Month” June 1994. Stonewall 20. Stonewall 25 Planning Group. Stonewall 25 Layouts, March Plans, fact sheets and orders. Stonewall 25 Press packet. Bound packet Stonewall 25. Stonewall 25 1994 Flyers, Posters, Various articles on Stonewall 25. Other events 1994. Stonewall 25 Forms, some in Spanish, French, German, Mailings 1. “;i:2;s:439:” Stonewall 25 Forms in Spanish, French, German Mailings 2. Flyers Brochures, misc. 1999. March on Washington Correspondence etc. various years 1990’s. Cartoons. Various papers, lectures. Stonewall 25, award/plaque. City folder – ­­­ meetings with city committees organisations, city government. Austrailia – Flyers, Articles. Brazil – Flyers, Documents, Articles, Stickers. “;i:3;s:331:” Global Calendar and other articles. Stonewall 25 Correspondence, documents. Latin America, South Africa, Southeast Asia, etc. Brochures/Stonewall 25 International Lesbian and Gay Association, European Brochures/Flyers, Stonewall 25. Immigration HIV Ban.       “;i:4;s:143:” Fundraising. Stonewall 25 Debt, Direct action working group. Outreach Planning, Stonewall 25. Media, Stonewall 25. “;} This collection contains documents, mailings, flyers, private papers, letters, and records of organizations to which Mr. Fry belonged and participated in between November 1988 and October 1999. Two thirds of the collection centers on the Stonewall 25 International March on the United Nations to affirm the human rights of Lesbian and Gay people which took place on June 26th 1994, during which Mr Fry served as Co-Chair of the planning committee. The bulk of these papers encompass all vital aspects of the organization, planning, fundraising, and orchestration of the Stonewall 25 International March and the large variety of formal and informal responses to both the planning phase and the event itself including the video project of the event “The Future Is Ours”.

a:1:{i:0;s:314:” Cover, Table of Contents, Sections A-G AIDS & Legal Issues & Public Policy, Section H Civil Rights & Immigration Law, Section I Criminal Law, Employment Law, Family Law, Sections J-L General workshops & Legal Practice, Sections M-N Sodomy Law Reform Conference “;} Conference Program and Resource Book for participants in the Second National Conference on Lesbian and Gay Legal Issues, held in Atlanta, Georgia, Oct. 5-8, 1990 and sponsored by the National Lesbian and Gay Law Association. Conference agenda focused on strategies for legal professionals and advocacy by legal professionals regarding issues of AIDS and Public Policy, Civil Rights & Immigration Law, Criminal Law, Employment Law, Family Law. Resource Book includes schedule of workshops and events and some ancillary resource materials on legal issues for workshop attendees. Also includes a program guide to Sodomy Reform Law Conference held concurrently with Lavender Law II.

a:3:{i:0;s:754:” 1. General Correspondence, including permission to publish appeal to Felicity Chandell’s conviction 2. Events Brochures 3. Tri-Ess Directories: 1987 with supplements 4. Transvestite newsletters, annual reports, Chi Delta Mu Chapter Library, shopping guides. 5. Product catalogs – Fem Fashions, West 57th St., NYC 6. Receipts, including gun shop license 1978 7. Society for the Scientific Study of Sex (1963), an appeal document related to arrest of Felicity Chandell 8. General Newspaper Clippings, Comics 9. Author – Hume Bentley “;i:1;s:599:” 10. An Exotique Publication 11. Abbe de Choisy Press, N.Y., N.Y. 12. Chi Tribune – newsletter – Wood Dale, IL – late 1980s to early 1990s 13. FLAG Publications, Los Angeles, CA 14. Haldeman – Julius Pubications, Girard, Kansas 15. La Femme – le Carrousel Press, Paris, France 16. Femme Mimics: a pictorial record of female impersonation, and other titles. 17. Our Special Joy – newsletter 1981-1988 “;i:2;s:292:” 18. S-K Books, New York, N.Y. 19. Transvestia Publications – Chevalier Publications, Los Angeles, CA 20. Vestian Publishers, Seattle, WA 21. Bibliography of books donated by Felicity Chandell “;} The collection consists primarily of short story pamphlets from nine publishers focused on cross-dressing. The collection also includes correspondence, photographs, Tri-Ess (Society for the Second Self) directories (includes member photographs and contact instructions), newsletters, clippings, comics and scholarly articles. The correspondence includes photocopies of letters Chandell sent and attached responses, some with photos; these are exchanges between a core group of five sisters (1980-1983). The collection documents an array of cross-dressing publications from 1960-1980s. There is also a small amount of material related to Chandell’s arrest on a charge of misrepresentation in 1964.

a:66:{i:0;s:1186:” 1. Haring, Keith original 9 ½ × 9 ½ Art & Merchandising book 1986 2. History – Legal and Financial 1985-1992 (Constitution & By Laws) 3. History – Legal and financial 1985-1992 (Certificate of Incorporation Feb. 1985, Ammended 12/11/1989) (from Liz Salem) 4. PrideFest vender registration 1997 5. Minutes, Permits, Business Advisory Board 1998 6. Minutes, Financial 1988 (By Laws 1997) 7. Correspondence, Minutes, PrideFest Applications, Interpride 1999 8. Dance, PrideFest, Minutes, Rally 1999 (3 ½ disk Logo) 9. Order of March 2000 (Art Space 2000) 10. Correspondence 1987 11. Investigation report 1992, June on Christopher Street Festival Committee 12. Stonewall 25, Financial Reports, March order 1990s 13. Dance XV Gold Pass ($150) Sales 2001 14. March Registration 1997 #1 of 2 15. March Registration 1997 #2 of 2 16. March Registration, Out of State 1993 17. Interpride Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 1990 18. Interpride Conference 1992 19. Interpride Conference 1993 & 1995 “;i:1;s:1431:” 20. Correspondence 1992 21. Correspondence 1993 22. Correspondence 1994 23. Correspondence 1995 24. Correspondence 1996 25. Minutes, General Membership Meetings 9/1996 – 12/1996 26. Minutes, General Membership & Executive Committee 1/1997-2/1997 27. Minutes, General Membership & Executive Committee 3/1997-5/1997 28. Minutes, HOP Quorum, Newsletter 1998 29. Minutes 9/1998 – 9/1999 30. Articles, Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride 31. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 8/1997 – 9/1997 32. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 6/1997 – 7/1997 33. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 9/1997 – 12/1997 34. Minutes 1993, Registration Forms 1998 35. Minutes 8/1993 – 1/1996, Budget 1994 36. 1997: Rally, Invitations to Appear 37. March Reviews, Critiques 1985 – 1989 38. Balloon Release 1988 – 1990 39. Budgets 1988 – 1989 40. Minutes Executive Committee/Board 1988 – 1989 41. Minutes, General Membership 1988 – 1989 42. Average Ranking for Order of March 1984 – 1991 43. Minutes, Merchandising Committee, Reports 1988 – 1989 44. Media Committee 1984 – 1989 (Draft 25 Anniversary of Stonewall) 45. Rally 1988 – 1989 46. Minutes, Award Ceremony 1989 47. Correspondence 1988 “;i:2;s:2134:” 48. National Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (NALGPC) 1985 49. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1987 50. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1992 51. Pride Week Ottawa Canada 1998 52. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997 53. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997 54. IAL/GPC Accident & Health Insurance 1997 55. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) Organization Chart 1997 56. 1997: IAL/GPC Resource Package Chicago, IL 57. IAL/GPC Resource Package Milwaukee, WI 1997 58. IAL/GPC Resource Package San Francisco, CA 1997 59. IAL/GPC Resource Package Knoxville, KY 1997 60. IAL/GPC Resource Package Christopher Street West, West Hollywood, CA 1997 61. IAL/GPC Resource Package Atlanta, GA 1997 62. Pride Scotland 1997 63. IAL/GPC Registration Questionnaire 1997 64. IAL/GPC Registration New York, NY 1997 65. IAL/GPC Registration Form Outside USA 66. IAL/GPC Registration Forms West & West Coast 1997 67. IAL/GPC Registration Forms East & East Coast 68. IAL/GPC Registration Forms Mid-States 69. IAL/GPC National Capital Region 70. IAL/GPC National Capital Region, Misc., Ottawa, CAN 71. GLBT Pride/Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN 1997 72. South Florida 1997 73. Wichita, KS 1997 74. Consolidated Association of Pride, Inc. (CAPI) CA, AR, UT, NV, Baja CA 1997 75. IAL/GPC Long Island Pride, NY 1997 76. IAL/GPC Argentina 1997 77. IAL/GPC Resource Pack HOP NY 1997 78. IAL/GPC Tijuana, Baja CA 1997 79. IAL/GPC Indy Pride, Indianapolis, IN 1997 80. VHS Video Tape Auckland, New Zealand 1997 81. IAL/GPC Registration Forms 1997 82. IAL/GPC Mentoring Program 1997 83. San Jose (CA) Gay Pride Celebration 1997 84. Cleveland (OH) Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Pride, Inc. Budget 1997 “;i:3;s:1095:” 85. Minutes, 1984 CSLDC 86. Minutes, Registration 1986 87. Minutes, Correspondence 1985 88. HOP Awards 1988 89. Resume 1986, Encore Community Center 1989 90. Registration, Minutes 1988 91. Minutes, Budget 1989 (Lawsuit Bert Van Emden vs. HOP benefit) 92. Minutes, Financial, Registration, 1986-’87, Constitution 1986 93. Minutes, Registration, Merchandising Jan – June 1990 94. Minutes July to Dec 1990 95. Financial, Minutes, Registration Jan – June 1991 96. Minutes, Financial July – Dec 1991 97. Minutes, lavender line on Fifth Ave 1992 98. Rally 1993 99. Membership Manual; Mile-long Rainbow Flag, PrideFest 1994 100. Registration 1995 101. PrideFest, Rally 1996 102. Rally, March 1997 103. WBAI-FM Agreement 104. Rainbow Flag story, Sketch no date 105. Photos (Seventy-Eight photos) “Out, Loud & Proud” 1991? 106. Pride Guides 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1995, 2000 The materials found in Box 4 are known as the Richard Ferrara Collection. “;i:4;s:1604:” 107. Flyers 1988 – 1993 108. March Committee 1990 – 1991 109. Bisexuality Steering Committee no/date 110. Correspondence 1990 – 1993 111. Dance 1990 – 1993 112. Fundraising 1992 – 1993 113. March Committee 1992, 1993 114. PrideFest, Ad Hoc Committee (First Year) 1993 115. Investigation Report of Christopher Street Festival 1992 116. Rally 1992 117. Minutes, General Membership/Executive 1992 – 1993 118. Budgets 1992 119. Budgets 1993 120. Budgets 1994 121. Budgets 1995 122. Budgets 1996 123. Budgets 1997 124. Correspondence, Minutes 1992 125. Minutes, Media Reports 1994 126. Minutes, Media Reports 1995 127. Minutes, Media Reports, Outreach (Northeast Regional Pride Coordinators 1996 128. Minutes, Membership, Correspondence 1996 129. PrideFest 1996 130. Award Ceremony 1988, 1989 131. Press Releases 1990 – 1994 132. Press Releases 1992 133. Advertising 1992 134. Advertising copy 1992 135. GLAD Media Report 1992 136. Media 1993 137. Pride Pavilion 1994, History from 1969 Timeline 138. Press Releases 1994 139. Advertising 1994 140. Budget 1994 141. PrideFest 1994 142. Media Kit, Registration, Rally 1995 143. March, Rally, Awards 1996 144. Awards Ceremony, Draft Out Loud and Proud 1997 145. Media Kit 1997 146. Dance Pier Plan 2001 147. Dance Pier Plan 2002 148. Dance Pier Plan 2003 “;i:5;s:1664:” 149. Membership lists, various years 1988 – 1998 150. Constitution and Bylaws 1990 151. Lavender Line donors 1991, 1992 152. Brochure Markup 1996 153. Name-a-Toilet 1986, 1987 154. Reports, Correspondence 1988 155. Merchandising 1988 156. Merchandising, PrideFest take over of Christopher Street Festival, Applications 1988 157. General Membership Meetings 1992 158. Executive Committee 1992 159. Bisexual Public Action Committee 1992 160. Account book 1988 161. Merchandising 1988, 1989 162. General Membership Meeting 1988 163. Executive Meeting 1988 164. Calendar of Events, 1991 165. Awards Ceremony 1991 166. Executive Board and General Membership, 1991 167. Press Kit, 1997 168. General Membership, Merchandising Minutes, 1987 169. General Membership, Merchandising Minutes 170. Pride History Month 1988 171. Media 1991, 1992 172. Membership Lists 1988, 1991 173. Merchandising, & Some minutes, 1993 174. Fund Raising, Media, 1998 175. Merchandising, 1997 176. Merchandising, & Some minutes, 1997 177. Northeast Regional Pride Coordination conference (NERP) Cape Cod, 1999 178. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee 1983 – 1984 (Minutes, fundraising, memberships) 179. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee Pride Guide, 1983 180. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee 1982 – 1983 181. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee “Struttin’ Up 5th” 1982 – 1983 182. Dance X, 1983 “;i:6;s:1255:” 183. History HOP Theme 1985 – 1994, Story, 1970 – 1991 (Rainbow flag Description 1978) 184. Registration forms, flyers 1983, 1985 – 1989 185. Registration, logo designs, 1990 186. Registration, 1991 187. Events, 1992 188. Minutes, Budget, Audit, 1993 189. Minutes, Budget, Registration, 1994 190. PrideFest, 1994 191. Events, Budget, Rally, Awards, 1995 192. Budget X, 1995 193. Dance Ticket Brokers, 1996 194. Events, 1997 195. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) Bylaws, 1995 196. Minutes August 1985 – November 1986 197. Names Project 1987 – 1988 198. Thank you party, 1992 199. Registration Forms (completed), 1987 200. Float Registration, 1987 201. Float Registration X, 1987 202. Police Department, Department of Parks, Registrations 1985 – 1988 203. Dance ticket sales, 1996 204. Maps of Pier 205. Sound System Contracts 1995 – 1997 206. 1996 Dance Expenses 207. Vehicle Guideline, 1991 208. Registration March & Floats, 1991 209. VHS video Stonewall 25 (2), Music CDs Pride 97, Don’t Mess with Mary 1994 “;i:7;s:1574:” 210. Minutes, Membership, 1986 211. Minutes, Publicity, 1985 212. March Committee Minutes X, 1985 213. Minutes, March, Membership, 1987 214. Pride Guide, 1987 215. Dance, 1992 216. March, 1992 217. Rally (Union Square), 1992 218. Dance, 1993 219. March, 1993 220. Minutes, Merchandising 1985 – 1986 221. Investigation of Christopher Street Festival Committee, 1992 222. PrideFest, 1983 223. Rally, 1993 224. Dance 8 1994 225. March on UN, Budget, Comments on Event, 1994 226. PrideFest, 1994 227. Rally, 1995 228. March 1996 (award to P. O. Gerard Berry 1986) 229. Dance (Fireworks), 1987 230. March, 1987 231. Permit, Dance, 1988 232. March, 1988 233. Dance III, 1989 234. Pride March (Articles on balloon release), 1989 235. Rally potential Sites, 1989 236. Christopher Street Festival, 1990 237. Dance IV X, 1990 238. Pride March, 1990 239. Rally, 1990 240. Dance, 1991 241. March Section Leaders, 1991 242. Rally, 1991 243. Stonewall 25, Planning Group, 1994 244. Northeast Regional Conference (NERP) March, (IALGPC), 1989 245. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 1991 – 1993 246. Judges voting sheets years unknown 247. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC) 1984 248. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee Constitution & Bylaws, 1984 “;i:8;s:1541:” 249. Contact Sheets, March & Rally 1992, JTB Photographer 250. Minutes, Financial, Merchandising, Mailing lists January – May 1987 251. Minutes, Financial, Registration forms, Volunteers January – December 1987 252. Awards Ceremony & Photos 1987 253. Minutes, Fund Raising 1987 254. March, Awards, Dance III 1989 255. Pages from “Gay American History” by Jonathon Katz 256. Awards 1991 257. PrideFest, March, Minutes 1992 258. Application to Community Board 2 for Festival, Some minutes, Constitution & Bylaws1993 259. Membership Manual, HOP History 1994 260. Budgets, Minutes, Fund Raising January – May 1994 261. Minutes, Dance PrideFest, June – December 1994, Proposed Budget 1995 262. Candle Light March Stonewall 25, 1994 263. Media Repots, Minutes, Budgets 1995 264. Dance, Minutes, PrideFest 1998 265. Volunteers 1998 266. Website 2000 267. Volunteers 2000 268. General Membership Minutes 1998, 1999, 2000 269. Executive Board Minutes 1998, 1999, 2000 270. Inter Pride 1999, 2000 271. Inter Pride North East Regional Pride NERP 2000 272. March Committee Minutes 1998, 1999 273. Rally 1998, 1999 274. Fund Raising 1998 275. PrideFest Minutes & Event 1999 276. Merchandising Minutes, Budget 1998, some 1999, 2000 277. Dance Minutes, Security 2000 278. Budget 2000, Membership Lists, Sign-in lists “;i:9;s:1683:” 279. Dance I, II, III, IV (Poster Dance III, 1989) Dance 2000 280. Stonewall 25 281. Media 1998, 1999 282. Millennium March on Washington DC planning document dated Feb. 3, 1998 283. Award Ceremony 2000 284. Dance 13, Minutes, Volunteer lists – InterPride 2000 285. CSLDC 1982, 1983 – HOP 1993, Papers from Brian O’Dell 286. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC 1996, 1997 287. Congressional Record 1989, Community Board 2, 1989, Mayor Koch 1986, 1987 – from Brian O’Dell 288. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC 1997 289. PrideFest 1997 290. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC Minutes 1997, Evaluations 291. Rally Talent, Order Logistics 1999 292. Rally Talent, Logistics 1998 293. Media Consultants 1992-1998Awards Michael Bath 1996, 1997, Dr. Ramon A. (Gabriel) Torres 294. Budget Approved 1996 295. Sponsors for Pride Week 1998 296. North East Regional Pride Conference NERP 2002 297. Rally Minutes, Reports 1997-1998 298. Rally Talent declined 1998 299. Craig Rodwell 300. Press Releases 1996 301. Press Releases 1996 302. National Pride Coordinators Conference, 3rd 1984 Wichita, Kansas 303. Minutes 1995, 1996, 1997 304. Out, Loud & Proud: Perspective of Pride 1997 (History 1950’s to 1990’s) 305. Minutes, Permits, Rally 1996 306. Media Reports, Agenda 1995, 1996 307. Rally Minutes 1999 308. Media Kit 1995 309. Media Kit 1996 “;i:10;s:1202:” 310. PrideFest Applications 1997 #1 of 7 311. PrideFest Applications 1997 #2 of 7 312. PrideFest Applications 1997 #3 of 7 313. PrideFest Applications 1997 #4 of 7 314. PrideFest Applications 1997 #5 of 7 315. PrideFest Applications 1997 #6 of 7 316. PrideFest Applications 1997 #7 of 7 317. Award (Thank You) Parties 1986-1993 318. PrideFest 1995-1996 319. Media Clippings 1987 320. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC) 1983-1984, “Struttin’ Down 5th” [May 1983, Vol. 2, #1; May 1983, Vol. 2, #2; June 1983, Vol. 2, #3; Mar 1984, Vol. 3, #1] news coverage on CDLDC “Scandal” 321. March 1985 322. March 1985, 1987-1989 (from Brian O’Dell) memo on balloon release 323. Related Pride Groups, mostly 1994  (from Brian O’Dell) 324. Fund Raising at Bars & Clubs 1980s, 1990s (from Brian O’Dell) 325. March on Washington 1987 326. Media Clippings 1989 327. Naming Stonewall Place, 20th Anniversary, 1988 328. Newsletter, The Lavender Line, Winter 1992, Vol. 1, #1. 329. Newsletter, The Lavender Line, various issues from 1995-2002 “;i:11;s:1178:” 330. News Clippings 1969–1980’s 331. National Association Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators 1985 332. Rally 1998 333. Rally 1999 Talent 334. Rally 2000 335. Fireworks 1997 336. Press Releases 1986 337. March 1988–1989 338. March 1990 339. Press Release June 1991 340. Pride Guide Draft, Press Releases 1992 341. Press Releases 1993 342. March Registration 1996 343. Income Tax 1994 Year 344. Accounting related to taxes 1995 Year 345. Rally and March Entertainment 1997 346. Dance XI 1997 refunds 347. Dance 1997 Contracts 348. Minutes, Budget 1997 349. Volunteer Groups Dance 1997 350. Dance Box Office Tickets 351. Dance on the Pier, Site plans 352. Bumper Stickers 353. Outreach March, Rally & Dance 1991 354. Phone-a-thon Pledges 1988 355. Fund Raising 1989-1991 356. Minutes Executive Board, 1989-1990 357. Minutes 1989-1990 358. Dance 5 1993 359. Haring Logo (large) 360. Awards Ceremony 2000 361. Interpride Policies and Procedures Manual “;i:12;s:1183:” 362. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, 1970 Invitations (clippings), 1983 Media, 1984 Event 363. Christopher Street Festival Committee 1986 364. Photos  8×10, 1982 – 1983 365. Merchandising Committee 1985 – 1990 366. March Committee 1985 – 1986 367. New York Memorial Quilt display 1988 368. Dance III, 1989 369. Budget 1989 – 1990 370. IALGPC Stonewall 25 1994 371. Lavender Line down 5th Avenue 1985 372. March 1985 373. March Registrations 1986 374. March Registrations 1987 375. March Registrations 1988 376. March 1989 377. March 1990 378. Correspondence on March 1986 – 1991 (Lighting Empire State Building, Met Life) 379. March 1991 380. March Registrations 1992 381. Awards Ceremony 1986 – 1990, 1992 382. Stonewall 25 planning, 1990, 1991 383. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordination (IAL/GPC) 1989 384. PrideFest 1993 385. Related Events 1989 – 1994 386. Rally Invitation 1986, 1988, 1989 387. March 1990 – 1995 388. March 1996 – 2000 “;i:13;s:1045:” 389. Harrison Goldin Letter 1994 390. Dance History “A Decade of Dance” 1996 391. Permit Proclamation 1995 392. Fund Raising Benefits 1986 393. James Burke Collection 1987 394. Police Reports 1991–1993 395. Order of March Awards, Permits 1991 396. March Registration 1992-1993 Awards 397. Minutes, Budget, Dance 1994, 1995 398. Media Reports 1994, 1995 399. Homophobia/Catholic 1995 400. Pride Week Information 1995 401. Media, Awards 1996 402. Budget, Order of March 1997 403. Minutes, Dance, Awards 1998 404. Media, Press Kit 1999 405. White House Proclamation 2000 406. Order of March 2001 407. March Registration 2002 408. Awards no date 409. Dance Minutes 1993, 1994 410. Meetings with WBAI 1996, 1997 411. Award Ceremony 1999 412. Dance 1994 (Stonewall Brigade brochure) 413. Rally 1995, 1996 414. Rally 1996, 1997 Public Service Announcements (PSA) “;i:14;s:939:” 415. Registration Forms 2005, 1 of 4 416. Registration Forms 2005, 2 of 4 417. Registration Forms 2005, 3 of 4 418. Registration Forms 2005, 4 of 4 419. Registration Forms 2002 420. Registration Forms 2003 421. Registration Forms 2004 1 of 2 422. Registration Forms 2004 2 of 2 423. Judges’ Book 2006 424. Announcers’ Book 2006 425. Registration Form 2006 426. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, Press Release 1983, News Clippings 427. News Clippings 1988–1989 428. News Clippings 1989–1990 429. News Clippings 1990 430. Registration Form 2005 431. Minutes 1999 432. March Groups 2003–2004 433. Registration Forms 1991 434. Interpride 1999 IAL/GPC 435. VHS tapes,  Stonewall 25, 1968 Phillie 1970 NYC, Reflections on Pride 1997 436. Press Kit 197, Volunteer 1996 “;i:15;s:1908:” 437. Dance Pier 54, Inspection Report Goodkind & O’Dea, Inc. 2000 438. Awards Ceremony, Thank you party 2000-2002 439. NERP Israel Pride 2000 440. Dance Pier 54 Information 2001 441. Community Grants 2001 442. Dance 2001 Community Groups 443. Membership lists 2002? 444. Dance on the Pier, Volunteers 2002 445. Dance 2002 Inventory Sheets 446. Dance 2002 Chris Lipari Contract 447. Dance on the Pier 2003, Minutes, Instructions 448. March Registrations 2003 – Bisexual, Transgender, Political, Movement, Politicians 449. March Registrations 2003 – Religious, Spiritual 450. March Registrations 2003 – CT, LI, New England, NJ, Upstate 451. March Registrations 2003 – Delaware, Maryland, Penn, Wash D.C., International 452. March Registrations 2003 – Multi-Cultural, Ethnic, Neighborhood, Social 453. March Registrations 2003 – People of Color 454. March Registrations 2003 – Lead Section 455. March Registrations 2003 – Athletic, Sports 456. March Registrations 2003 – Leather, Levi, S&M 457. March Registrations 2003 – Women Only 458. March Registrations 2003 – HIV, PWA, AIDS Services, PFLAG 459. March Registrations 2003 – Professional, Labor 460. March Registrations 2003 – College, University, Theater, Arts, Media 461. March Registrations 2003 – Youth, LGBT Parents 462. March 2003, Volunteer Forms 1 of 2 463. March 2003, Volunteer Forms 2 of 2 464. Northeast Regional Pride 2003 NERP 465. Dance 2003 Volunteers 466. Dance 2003 Volunteer Assignments 467. Dance 2004 Ticket list, will call 468. Out at Night Six Flags Great Adventure 2005 469. March Registration forms 2005 470. Tickets, Ribbons, Postcards, Passes 2005, 2006 “;i:16;s:2289:” 471. General Membership Minutes (incomplete) 1986-1988 472. Address Book Janice Thom 1990s 473. Fund Raising Minutes 1991 474. Sponsors (Fund Raising) 1991 475. Fund Raising Budgets, Minutes 1992 476. Fund Raising Correspondence 1992 (notebook) 477. Stonewall 25 Planning 1993 478. Photographs 1993 (Janice Thom) 479. Stonewall 25 Joint Media Coalition 1993 480. Stonewall 25 National Steering Committee, History Stonewall 20, “A Generation of Pride” 481. Stonewall 25 Merchandise 1993, 1994 482. Stonewall 25 Hospitality 1993, 1994 483. Stonewall 25 Management Teams 1993, 1994 484. Stonewall 25 AIDS Special Needs 1993, 1994 485. Stonewall 25 Fund Raising Sponsors 1993, 1994 486. Stonewall 25 Agenda, Minutes Executive Committee 1993, 1994 487. Stonewall 25 Organizing Kit 1994 488. Stonewall 25 International March on United Nations 1994 489. Stonewall 25 Pride Committee Contacts 490. Stonewall 25 Rally in Central Park 1994 491. Stonewall 25 Scholarship Committee 1994 492. Minutes, General Membership. Executive Board 1995 493. Budget 1995 494. Grants Committee 1995 495. Dance 1995 496. Fund Raising 1995 497. PrideFest 1995 498. Media 1995 499. PrideFest, Stonewall Brigade 1995 500. Constitution & By Laws 1996 501. Media 1996, 1997 502. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997 503. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) Letters to sponsors 1997 504. March 1997. Training, Registration, Budget 505. Fund Raising, Sponsorship 1997 506. Budget 1997 507. March Minutes 1997 508. Rally 1997 509. Website 1997 510. Correspondence 1997, 1998 (Amy Kaufman) 511. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997, 1998 512. March Registration Forms 1997, 1999, Article 1993 513. March 1998 Minutes, Correspondence, Slides 514. Awards Ceremony 1998 515. Volunteer Call Minutes 1998 516. Media 1998 517. Gay & Lesbian Business Expo 1999 “;i:17;s:1624:” 518. Pride Defined in 11 Languages (transparencies) 519. Order of March 1984-1996 520. Christopher Street Festival Committee (CSFC), Correspondence, Interviews 1992 521. Fund Raising 1993 522. March 1993 523. Stonewall 25, 1994, PrideFest, Media 524. Fund Raising 1994, 1995 525. PrideFest 1993–1994, Vendor Registration, Minutes 526. March 1995 527. Inter-Pride Conference 1995, Phoenix, AZ 528. International Association of L/G Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC), By-laws, Sponsors, Reports, 1997 529. Media Package 1997 530. Sponsorship Proposal 1998 531. March 1998 532. March Committee Minutes 1997-1998, Sirens 533. March 1999, “Stonewall Riot Veterans”, volunteers 534. Financial, Budget 1999 Chart of Accounts, Budget 2000 535. Pride Guide Production 1999 536. Rally 1998, 1999 537. New York City DOT, Street Banners, Outdoor media show, 1998, 1999 538. Lavender Line down 5th Avenue, 1999 539. Dance Permits 2000, (Hudson River Park Trust, $3,000) 540. Dance 2001, photos, permits, site plans 541. Dance 2001 registration volunteers 542. Dance 2001 (Hudson River Park Trust, $5,000) 543. Staging Area, HOP Festival June 23 & 24, 2001 544. March Proof Sheets (color) 2002, PrideFest 545. Dance 2004 working grants 546. Dance 2004, Minutes, Correspondence, Volunteer Forms 1 or 2 547. Dance 2004, Volunteer Forms 2 or 2 548. Dance 2004 Volunteers 1 of 2 549. Dance 2004 Volunteers 2 of 2 “;i:18;s:1757:” 550. Dance 1995 551. Dance 1996, Job Descriptions 552. Dance 1996, Fireworks contract, permit 553. Dance permits, minutes 1996, 1997 554. Dance 1998 555. Dance 1999 Tickets 556. Dance 1999 DJs 557. Dance 1999 Fireworks 558. Dance 1999 Lights & Sound 559. Dance 1999 Layout of piers 560. Dance 1999 Volunteers, Metropolitan Community Church 561. Dance 1999 Volunteer Forms 562. Dance 1999 Minutes, Financial Reports 563. Awards Ceremony, Thank You Party 1999 564. Dance 1999, 2000 Sponsors 565. Dance 1999 Permits 566. Dance Security 1999, 2000 567. Dance 1999 Box Office Tickets 568. Dance 1999 Equipment, Supplies 569. Dance Minutes 1999, 2000 570. Dance 2000 Equipment, Supplies 571. Dance 2000, photos of setup, fireworks 572. Dance 2000 talent, DJs 573. Dance Committee Minutes c. 2000 or 1999 574. Dance 2000 (Hudson River Park Trust, $5,000) 575. Dance Urinal Setup (no date) 576. Dance 2000 Light & Sound Contract 577. Dance 2000 Box Office Tickets 578. Dance 2000 Poster, fliers, logo 579. Dance 2000 wristbands 580. Philadelphia Weekend Blue Ball 2000 581. Dance 2000 Mobile Radios 582. Dance Volunteer Roster 2000, 2001 583. Dance 2000 Volunteers, orientation, sign up sheets 584. Dance 2000 Volunteers 1 of 2 585. Dance 2000 Volunteers 2 of 2 586. Dance 2000 Volunteers for bars 587. Empire State Pride Agenda, Dinner 2000 588. Awards Ceremony 2000 589. Dance 2001 Budget 590. Dance 2001 Bank instructions (receipts) 591. Awards Ceremony 2004 “;i:19;s:186:” Box 20 contains twenty-two items of clothing (various kinds of shirts and one cap) from several events such as Stonewall 20, LGBT+ get-togethers, and Pride marches, among others. “;i:20;s:289:” Box 21 contains twenty-seven items of clothing (various kinds of shirts and two caps) from numerous Pride events across the country. A majority of them are NYC-based, but a handful hail from NJ, NH, and AZ. Some events are sponsored by radio stations 103.5 KTU and Hot 97, as well. “;i:21;s:244:” Box 22 contains twenty-two t-shirts of different colors and designs. The clothing items are from several Pride events (primarily NYC events), of which some were designated staff/Marshall shirts and others were intended for participants. “;i:22;s:321:” Box 23 contains thirteen items of clothing (several t-shirts, one football jersey, and one cap) from miscellaneous Pride events. Most of the items are from the “Against a Dark Sky, the Rainbow Shines Brightly” rally, but there are early Pride ASL Interpreter shirts and other items are in the collection, too. “;i:23;s:1108:” 592. 1985 brainstorming notes 593. 1986, Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 594. 1987 Pride Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 595. 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators 596. 1987, March 597. 1987, “Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride” History by Lester Pierce 598. 1989, 1990, 1991 Minutes (incomplete) 599. 1993 Rally & March 600. 1994 March 601. 1995 Registration Package 602. 1996 Dance Fireworks 603. 1997 “A Decade of Dance” (dance history) 604. 1999 Stage Permit 605. Awards Ceremony, various years between 1986-2002 606. Pride Pavilion Dateline (history of events and legal status by Bill Tinsley) 1969-1994 607. Passes, ribbons, various years 608. Photos Dance & March, no date 609. Merchandise Order Forms, no date (Also included in this box are audio and video tapes, found listed at the end of the box list) “;i:24;s:128:” Box 25 contains twenty-three shirts of different sorts from Pride events that took place as early as 1988 and into 2003. “;i:25;s:293:” Box 26 contains twenty-four tops from Pride events that took place across the country in the late 1990s and early 2000s, including New York City, San Francisco and Atlanta. Many of the NYC events are sponsored by radio station 103.5 KTU. A quarter of the items in this box are undated. “;i:26;s:160:” Box 27 contains twenty-one t-shirts from Pride events in Arizona, California, Idaho, New Jersey, New York and Tennessee between the years 1994 and 1999. “;i:27;s:167:” Box 28 contains nineteen t-shirts from New York Pride events, with over half of the t-shirts coming from the “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action” Rally of 2000. “;i:28;s:150:” Box 29 contains two banners. The first is from a 1997 Heritage of Pride “Thank You Party” and the second is from the 1998 NYC Pride March. “;i:29;s:313:” Box 30 contains three banners from three different events. The first is from a 1997 Christopher Street Pride March. The second banner is from “Dance II,” a Pride event that took place on June 29, 1997. The final banner of this box is from the Pride Rally at Bryant Park that was held on June 22, 1997. “;i:30;s:250:” Box 31 contains three banners from the 1997 New York City Gay & Lesbian Pride Week. One is dedicated to the Stage Fest, the second is dedicated to the Rally, and the third is to the March. The latter two are sponsored by Miller Lite beer. “;i:31;s:171:” Box 32 contains two banners from the 1996 New York City Gay & Lesbian Pride Dance and PrideFest events. Both banners reflect a sponsorship by Miller Lite beer. “;i:32;s:189:” Box 33 contains twenty-six t-shirts from a handful of New York and Canadian Pride events between 1999 and 2002. Some t-shirts include sponsors such as 103.5 KTU and ‘Queer as Folk.’ “;i:33;s:256:” Box 34 contains thirty-three clothing items of different sorts from New York City Pride Rallies, Marches, and Dances. Most items reflect a corporate sponsorship, varying from recently-released movies to local television and radio to alcohol brands. “;i:34;s:118:” Box 35 contains twenty-seven items of clothing from East Coast Pride events between the years of 1990 to 2002. “;i:35;s:302:” Box 36 contains thirty items of clothing from Pride events across the country. Some t-shirts reflect corporate sponsorship by local or national companies. Also included is one Stonewall 25 flag, a Certificate of Recognition for Governor Mario Cuomo, and two posters from Dance on the Pier XXIV. “;i:36;s:202:” Box 37 contains ten t-shirts from New York, New Jersey and California Pride events. In addition, there are three banners from 1986 and 2000 that present information regarding local Pride events. “;i:37;s:165:” Box 38 consists of a single banner that measures out to 9’ high and 23’ long. The 1990 stage banner was hung in Union Square for the Lesbian Pride Rally. “;i:38;s:201:” Box 39 contains two banners from 1990’s New York City Pride weekend. The first is a lead banner and the second is a 3-part tricolor banner that reads “Friends, … Family … and Lovers.” “;i:39;s:427:” Box 40 contains 174 buttons, one lead banner from a 1987 Gay/Lesbian Pride Day and one lead banner from the 1987 March on Washington. A portion of the buttons are New York City-specific buttons from Pride marches, however many more form a collection of Pride buttons from over thirty cities across the country. A small grouping of general buttons are included, as well. Some buttons were made in more than one colorway. “;i:40;s:70:” Box 41 contains three banners from 1986 and 1988 Pride events. “;i:41;s:185:” Box 42 contains two banners from the New York City Pride weekends of 1988 and 1993. The latter is one of the banners from a six-part series surrounding that year’s Pride events. “;i:42;s:236:” Box 43 contains three of the five banners from a series made for 1993 New York City Pride. The banners reflect the “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding” theme of the year through their illustration. “;i:43;s:127:” Box 44 contains the last two banners from a six-part series of Pride banners from New York City’s 1993 Pride weekend. “;i:44;s:194:” Box 45 contains three banners. One is presumed to be a draft for future banner ideas. The other two are lead banners for unknown marches and are approximately dated to 1995 and pre-1985. “;i:45;s:151:” Box 46 contains three banners from various Pride Marches and Rallies with corporate sponsorship from The Monster, Pride Guide ‘83 and Native. “;i:46;s:203:” Box 47 contains fourteen vertical banners that provide a timeline of LGBT pride and liberation milestones from 1969 to 1989. A 1995 Christopher Street Dance banner is housed in this box, as well. “;i:47;s:99:” Box 48 contains three banners from New York City’s 1995 PrideFest, Pride March and Rally. “;i:48;s:77:” Box 49 contains two banners from the 1991 New York City Pride events. “;i:49;s:245:” 610. Purple and White Painting, “Gay Pride New York / June 29-30, 1991” Box 50 contains an assortment of items from “Out Loud and Proud,” Christopher Street Pride events, and a banner from the National March on Washington. “;i:50;s:113:” Box 51 contains six notices announcing New York City Pride events organized by Heritage of Pride in 1992. “;i:51;s:214:” Box 52 contains: one large blue banner from Stonewall 25 that was displayed at MOW 1993 and an assortment of pride posters ranging from 1986-2003 (Oversize removed to box 19, folder 77)   “;i:52;s:123:” Box 53 contains an HIV/AIDS remembrance banner that hung in front of the New York Public Library from 1988 to 2002. “;i:53;s:172:” 611. 16th Annual Thank You Party, HOP (17th Annual Awards) Box 54 contains twenty-three clothing items from New York City Pride events between 1991 and 2003. “;i:54;s:130:” Box 55 contains two notices from 1999 New York City Pride events and one 1994 notice advertising Stonewall 25 merchandise. “;i:55;s:169:” Box 56 contains twenty-three items of clothing from New York City Pride events that took place in 1993 and 1994 (the bulk of the items are from the latter year). “;i:56;s:191:” Box 57 contains ten shirts, three hats, and one jacket advertising New York City Pride events from the 1990s. Some are listed without a date. Also included is a PrideFest 1998 banner. “;i:57;s:134:” Box 58 contains two notices on 1998 Pride events and one notice and one banner on Stonewall 20 commemorative events from 1989. “;i:58;s:99:” Box 59 contains two banners used in the Rally and Festival events for Stonewall 20 in 1989. “;i:59;s:192:” Box 60 contains one 1989 notice on the Stonewall 20 Annual March, one banner from a Stonewall 20 exhibition at The Center, and nine miscellaneous items from 1994 and 1995 Pride events. “;i:60;s:136:” Box 61 contains 18 clothing items from New York City Pride events dated between 1996 and 2004. Five of these items have no date. “;i:61;s:115:” Box 62 contains twenty-nine items of clothing from New York City Pride events from the years 2006 and 2010. “;i:62;s:1068:” 612. Cartoon (sketches by Janice Thom (Haring image scanned) 613. Local law to name Stonewall Place 1989 (New York City) 614. Fund Raising 1989 615. Entertainment for Pride Week 1989 616. 1989 Dance III 617. 1989-1990 The Rally 618. 1987 HOP Minutes 619. 1988-1990 HOP Minutes 620. 1988 March Correspondence 621. 1988-1989 The March 622. 1990 Merchandising 623. 1988-1990 Media 624. 1989 Press Kit1990 Press Kit 625. Janice Thom notebook 626. 1989 HOP Awards Ceremony 627. Outreach, Awards 628. 1987 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD 629. 1988 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO 630. 1989 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, Vancouver, Canada 631. Christopher Street Festival Committee, AIDS Resource Center, Service of Remembrance 1987 Box 63 contains clothing items and accessories from Pride events dated 1990 to 2006. The collection of items in this box was donated to the Center by Janice Thom in January 2010. “;i:63;s:2181:” 632. 2004 City Council Citations for Outstanding Citizens 633. 2004 March Volunteers 634. 2004 Permits March & Reviewing Stands 635. 2004 March registered groups 636. 2007 PrideFest petition to Mayor (Michel R. Bloomberg) who cancelled the location 637. 2003 Pride Welcome 638. 2003 The Rally Headshots 639. 2010 pride March directions 640. 2010 PrideFest 641. Moment of Silence & Ribbons 642. 2010 Pride Guide 643. CDs 2003 Pride Guide PDF, Photographs 2003, Rally 2003 644. CD 2005 The Rally by Ed Skala 645. 2005 Executive Board Handbook Retreat 646. 2004 Dance 647. New York City Pride, 1st Annual Pet Pride 2010 648. Pier 54 Site Plan (no year) 649. Oral History (transcribed and micro tape) “HOP Founders” 2005 81 pages 650. Tickets/wrist bands/plastic cards, Dance 1988, 1989, 1995, 2005, 2007, 2008 (pier 22), 2010; Rapture 2005, 2006, 2004, 2008, 2010 651. Dance contracts 2001 652. 2004 Executive Board Handbook Retreat 653. Northeast Regional Pride logo 2002 654. HOP Notebook 1 of 4, 2000-2002, Permits, Registration Forms, Volunteers 655.  HOP Notebook 2 of 4, 2000-2002, Finance, budget, contracts 656.  HOP Notebook 3 of 4, 8/1999 – 7/2002, Minutes March Committee 657.  HOP Notebook 4 of 4, 2000-2002, sponsors 658. 2003 New York City Police permit for March 659. 2003 HOP March Check in, Vehicles 660. 2003 March 1 of 3, Correspondence 661. 2003 March 2 of 3, 9/2002-8/2003 Minutes, Budget 662. 2003 March 3 of 3, Registration, Contracts. Sponsors 663. 2008 Dance laminated signs 664. 2008 Rally laminated signs 665. 2008 March laminated signs 666.  [2008] “No” laminated signs 667. 2008 Bathrooms laminated signs 668. Edward J. Dixon HOP Mementos  late 1980s 669. Pride Guide 2003 670. Pride Guide 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999 671. Pride Guide 1982 (CSLDC), 1988, 1989 672. 1994 PrideFest poster 673. Newsletter “Lavender Line” Fall 2003, Winter 2004 “;i:64;s:2220:” 674. Dance Budgets 1993-1996 675. Dance DJs 1987-1998 676. Dance 11, 1997 signs 677. Dance 12, 1998 1 of 3 Volunteer applications 678. Dance 12, 1998 2 of 3 Volunteer 679. Dance 12, 1998 3 of 3 Volunteer confirmation letters 680. Dance 12, 1998 Box Office and wrist band 681. Dance 12, 1998 T-shirt orders 682. Dance 12, 1998 Setup Floor plan 683. Dance 12, 1998 Security Contract 684. Dance 12, 1998 Permits 685. Dance 12, 1998 Fundraising 686. Dance 12, 1998 Fireworks 687. Dance 12, 1998 Financial Profit and Loss 688. Dance 12, 1998 Entertainment 689. Dance 12, 1998 Minutes 690. Dance 12, 1998 Light and sound 691. Dance 13, Agenda, Minutes 692. 1982 Christopher Street Liberation Day Press Release, theme “A Heritage of Pride” 693. Newsletters “Struttin’ Up 5th” Vol. 1, April 16, 1982; Vol. 1 May 1982; Vol. 1 June 1982 694. 1984 CSLDC News Clippings “Embezzlement alleged” 695. 1987 March, Dance, registration form 696. 1987 March Press Release, News Clippings 697. 1998 HOP Minutes 698. 1988, June 25 HOP N Y Memorial AIDS Quilt 699. ”His & Herstory of Queer Activism” The Lesbian & Gay Activist History Project, ACT UP June 1989 700. Stonewall 25, 1992 Member list 701. 1993 Dance 7 Stage 702. 1994-1996 Rally Notes 703. 1994 InterPride IAL/GPC (The international Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coorinators) Fort Lauderdale, FL 704. 1997 IAL/GPC Conference, New York City 705. 2005 HOP March Registration form 706. 2006 HOP March Application 707. HOP 35 MM slides 1976-1990 708. 1988 photographs Lavender Heights 709. 1987, 1990 35 MM slides HOP by Carrington 7 Joseph T. Barna 710. 1989 photographs Rally, March & Dance 711. 1990 Photographs HOP March, Firesorks, Elizabeth Holtzman. Vrvashi Vard,Keith Haring, Ossie Davis 712. 1990 Photographs March by Joe Caputo 713. 35 MM Slides Joanne Seider June 1990 March; Richard Larsen 1982-1988 March; Moran 1990 Rally; Mary Ellen Muzio 1990 firworks. “;i:65;s:2504:” 714. Committee Meetings, Various, 1986-2005 715. Media Meeting Minutes, Various Years, 1998-2003 716. Mailing Lists/Labels, Uknown Date 717. IALGBTPC (The international Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Coorinators)  Conference, 1998 718. Strategic Plan, April 2002 719. Budgets and Financial Statements, Various Years, 1984-2002 720. HOP History, 1985-1994 721. Pridefest 1999 Vendor Information & Application 722. Rock The Vote/HOP, 2002 723. Layout Maps, 2002 724. Proud and Powerful Info Packet, 1999 725. List of Supporters, 1985 726. Media Contact List, Undated 727. Pride: From Silence to Celebration, 1995 728. Policy/Guidelines: June 25, 1995 Pride March 729. Lesbian and Gay Pride Week Registration Materials/Information Packet, 1995, 1996 730. March Order, 1997 731. March Order, Undated 732. 1997 Pride Day March, Marching Group Memo 733. March Registration, June 25, 1995 734. Pru, 2001 735. Media Partners, 1995, 1997 736. Media Partners, 2000 737. Media Partners, 2001-2002 738. Media Partners, 2003-2004 739. Media Partners, 2005 740. Media/Advertising 741. Group Marshalls, 1995 742. Media Credentials, 2004 743. Letters of Agreement, Photographers, Various, 1995-1999 744. PrideGuide/Profile Pursuit, 1999 745. Lavender Line 746. 1999 Blade 747. Formation Area Maps, Undated 748. Rally Task List, Undated 749. Groups By Section, 1995 750. 2003 Pride Guide Draft 751. Section Leaders, 1995 752. Independent Marshalls Sheets for Check-In, 1995 753. Questionnaires for Section Leaders, 1993 754. HX Photo Slides, Guy Smith 755. Stand Up, Stand Out, Stand Proud, 2004 756. Signage 757. Volunteers 758. Event Map 6/30/2002 759. Out & Outraged: Non Violent Civil Disobedience at the Supreme Court 760. Pridefest Security Training 761. Department of Corrections Memoranda, 1985 762. Press Releases – 1985-1986 763. Miscellaneous Invitations 764. Misc. Papers, notes, flyers, etc. 765. Misc. e-mail correspondence For a detailed list of box and folder contents (including clothing and various notices), contact the archivist for an extended document on the Heritage of Pride collection. “;} Records of Heritage of Pride (HOP) and its predecessor, Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC), were turned over to the Archive in March 2004 with later additions. Heritage of Pride is the volunteer non-profit organization which plans and sponsors the annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Week in June of each year in celebration of the June 27, 1969 Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village. The history of the organization is included below; for a more in-depth history, ask the archivist for an extended timeline. The records include the HOP committee minutes, march registration forms, rally records, dance records and PrideFest records for various years, plus pieces of the CSLDC history. Records in this collection also contain information on regional, national and international Pride-coordinating organizations. Included, as well, are five audio tapes which have been copied to the Center’s server and eight VHS tapes which have been copied to DVD.

a:1:{i:0;s:650:” 1. [Gay-Related Special Postmarks and Stamps] 2. [Papers Delivered to American Political Science Assoc.] 3. [Papers/Reports with NGLTF Policy Institute] 4. [Papers Delivered at Regional Political Science Associations] 5. [Papers Delivered at/Written for Unknown Conferences/Publications] 6. Legal Documents Filed Against “Mine Shaft” Sex Club 7. Clippings Regarding the Closing of the Mine Shaft and Other Sex Clubs/Bath Houses 8. [Resume and Obits] “;} Papers consist primarily of political science papers and reports concerning LGBTQ voting patterns in local, congressional and presidential elections, as well as anti-gay hate crimes, gay neighborhoods and population density, and gay membership in multiethnic coalitions. Papers also include a small collection of gay-related special postmarks and stamps, as well as legal documents and news clippings pertaining to lawsuit against the Mine Shaft sex club.

a:3:{i:0;s:850:” 1. American Historical Association—Commitee on Lesbian and Gay History [1982–1996] 2. Bee Bookshop 3. Bibliog—African American [1995] 4. [Comtroller’s Guide] [1989] 5. Prinz Eisenherz Bibliog 97 [1997] 6. Elysian 7. Feminist Theory Collective [1979] 8. Freedman, Estelle [1977–1978] 9. Garde-Drucker Bibliog 10. Garland [1977–1991] 11. Gay and Lesbian Historians 12. Gay Presses of NY [1971–1997] 13. Gross, Larry [1980] 14. Hogan, David [1980] 15. Horner, Tom “;i:1;s:1282:” 16. Institute for Sx Research ISR- Biblios 17. Kinsey et al [1948 — ?] 18. Law—Encyclopedias, Indexes [1929–1969] 19. Librarians for Social Change [1975] 20. Miller, A [1978] 21. Nestle, Joan [1981] 22. Play index [1961–1967] 23. Poole’s Index [1963] 24. Reader’s Guide [1919–1980] 25. Reich, Wilhelm 26. Resources for Feminist Research [1983] 27. Rowbotham, Sheila—Bibliography [1972–1973] 28. Ryan, Mary P.—Bibliographies [1976–1978] 29. Saskatoon Public Library 30. Schwarz, Judith—Bibliography of Lesbian Lit [1976] 31. [Second Life Books] 32. Sense and Sensibility Collective “Women and Lit” [1973] 33. Sharma, V.D. and Rudi, W.C.—Waterloo Biblio [1970] 34. Sheehy—Guide to Reference Books [1976] 35. Society of Lesbian / Gay Anthro [1992–1995] “;i:2;s:360:” 36. Synergy—Biblio 37. Tangent—Biblio [1965] 38. Tarnowsky—Biblio 39. Task Force on Gay Lib Bibliography [1972–1976] 40. Rosa Winkel Verlag 41. Welter [1964] 42. Winslow [1976] “;} A collection of bibliographies and course syllabi donated by Jonathan Ned Katz. Dating 1919–1997, the materials cover a range of topics relating to sexuality, women’s studies, and gay and lesbian studies. The bulk of the bibliographies date from the 1970s and would be useful to those seeking further research in women’s fiction, gay male literature, women’s liberation, theater, law and other topics. The collection also includes several syllabi from sexuality and women’s studies courses that include additional bibliographies. Also included is a lesbian and gay services/ resources directory compiled by the NYC Comptroller’s office in 1989.

a:6:{i:0;s:508:” 1. Houston, New Year’s 1983-1984 2. Hong Kong 1995, 1996 3. Miami and Key West 1980, 1988, 1990-1991 4. Washington, D.C. Quilt Weekend 1988, 1992 5. New York City Pride Rally June, 1993 6. New York City Gay Pride Parade June 1987, 1989, 1990, 1993 7. New York City Gay Games June 1994 8. New York City Stonewall 25-Gay Pride June 1994 9. Ho Chi Minh City 1998 10. Gay Games, Vancouver, August 1990; Gay Games, New York City, June 1994 “;i:1;s:383:” 11. New York City Gay Pride, 1989; Undated 12. Laguna Beach, Labor Day Weekend 1987 13. Folsom Street Fair, San Francisco 1989, 2001 14. Sydney, Australia Mardi Gras, possibly 1999 15. Holidays and Parties 1983,1987, 1988, 1989, 1998 16. Fire Island Pines 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994 17. Fire Island Pines Undated, 1990 “;i:2;s:300:” 18. Fire Island Pines Morning Party 1993, 1994,1998 19. Fire Island Pines July 4, 1998, 2002 20. Hong Kong, Dragon Boat, Chiang Mat June 1996 21. Dream Team, Istanbul June-July 1991 22. Paris, May 1990 Seine Sights 23. Paris 1987 24. Friends Undated “;i:3;s:247:” 25. ACT UP 1989, 1990 26. ACT UP-Stop the Church, December 10, 1989 27. Gilbert Lesser Opening, Paris May 1987 28. Gilbert Lesser January 16, 1987 29. Gilbert Lesser Correspondence, Press Kits and Miscellaneous “;i:4;s:331:” 30. Leonard King, Los Angeles 1988, New York City, Christmas 1988 31. Hernando Cortez, Maui and New York 1992 32. Steve Hausmann 1984 33. Postcards-Collected 34. Postcards-Gilbert Lesser 35. Postcards-Received 36. Postcards-Made by Henry Baker 37. Paul Taylor Dance Company “;i:5;s:419:” 37. Paul Taylor Dance Company (3 of 3) 38. Provincetown, May 1987 39. Hong Kong, January 1996 40. Halcyon Farm, Lutherville, Maryland, July 1989; July 1991 41. Lutherville, Maryland, August 1985 42. St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, March 1984, January 1985 43. Henry Baker’s Gay Mediterranean Cruise 44. Correspondence and Miscellaneous 45. Miscellaneous “;} The Henry W. Baker Papers contains postcards, photographs, correspondence and miscellaneous items. The postcards were selected from a larger collection of nearly 2,000 cards that Baker bought or received in the late 20th century. These items do not attempt to be inclusive of the gay community at the time, but they do highlight several trends and styles of the day.

a:3:{i:0;s:1609:” 1. OAH (AHA) Meeting 1997 2. Agents & Publishers 3. Article “All the Advertising that’s Fit to Print” c.1977 4. Article on Gay Movement by Jim Kepner 5. Articles Raymond Holder poet 6. Articles Stephanie Kenen 7. “Children of Revolution” 8. Comedy “Inviting Trouble” 1997 9. Court Case Stanley vs State of Georgia (obscene matter) 10. Diary 1999 11. Articles 1971 12. Articles 1972 13. Research Comic Books 14. Research Deep Throat 15. Research Disabled 16. Research FBI files 17. Research Lyle Staurt Breaking Through in Sex Publishing 18. Research Obscenity 19. Research Penthouse (Guccine Paintings) 20. Research Prostitution 21. Research Notes Publications 1940s 22. Research Sex Laws 23. Research Sexual Freedom League Folder #1 24. Research Sexual Freedom League Folder #2 25. Research Sexual Freedom League Folder #3 26. Research Shere Hite 1976 27. Research Sweden 28. Research Swinging 29. Research Theater 30. Research Mishkin/Knoghts 31. [Publishing] Little Brown & Co. 32. Draft Change 2 33. Draft of Intro 34. Recommendations on file from Harvard 35. Permission of Research 36. Research Pill, the 37. Research Playboy 38. “Seeds of Peace” [Israelis & Arabs] 39. Novel – “Cell” by David Havelock 40. Manuscript – “The Rebellion of Robert Rimmer” by David Smith 41. Research Various Subjects “;i:1;s:2297:” 42. Footnotes [to Manuscript] 43. Research Notebook #1 44. Research Notebook #2 45. Research Notes 46. Research Notes 47. Research Porn Misc. 48. Research Race 49. Research Rechy, John 50. Literary Agent – Janklow & Nesbit Agreement & Payments 51. Thesis – First Seventeen Years of “Seventeen” Kristin L. Vassallo 52. Thesis – “On the Pill” Elizabeth R. S. Wathins 1996 53. Wilhelm Reich & Female Sexuality & Notes 54. Job search 55. Resume 56. Manuscript “Make Love Not War” 57. Articles 1968 58. Articles 1973 59. Articles 1965 60. Articles 1974 61. Articles 1966 62. Articles 1969 63. Research “Playgirl” 64. Public Sex, Nudity 1970 65. Research Television 66. Certificate of Graduation Brown University BA 67. Research Journal Information 68. Research Bisexuality 69. Research Helen Gurley Brown 70. Diary – Paris June/July 1991 (David & partner) 71. Research Bill of Rights Fund (Columbia) 72. Research Bios Misc. 73. Barnard Sexuality Conference 74. Research Anarchists – Free Love (Diary Ben Reitman) 75. Research Anthropology 76. Research Age – Old 77. Research Advertising 78. Research Sexism 79. Research WAP [file title, not explained] 80. Research Fromu~ [file title, not explained] 81. Research Larry Flint Publications 82. Research Lesbians 83. Research Pro-Porn 84. Research Radical Feminism 85. Research Rape 86. Griswold, Estelle FPOHP 87. Esquire Magazine Court Case 1946 88. Research “Fanny Hill” Case 89. Research Abortion 90. Research Ginsberg Case 91. Research Lesbian Herstory Archives 92. Research Dr. Albert Ellis 93. Research Feminism 94. Research Drugs 95. Betty Dobson “Liberating Masturbation” 1974 96. Research Book Alex Comfort 97. Research communes (Manuscript 39 pps) 98. Research Viva 99. “Tropic of Cancer” 100. Draft pages of Book “;i:2;s:2049:” 101. Research Children (Peda) 102. FUGS (Dreams of Sexual Perfection) 103. Research, Guyon, Rene (Homan rights & sexual Rights) 104. Kinsey 105. Interviews 106. Research Sex Education 107. Research Sociology, SMTS 108. Research Sex Revolution 109. Research Singles Bars 110. Research Sexual Hygiene 111. Diploma From Georgetown Day School 1987 (David Alan Smith) 112. Research notes – no folder 113. Roberta Hill Correspondence #1 of 2 1974 114. Roberta Hill Correspondence #2 of 2 1974 115. Journal of Jennifer Wilcha 9/1988 – 8/1989 116. Research “Screw” 117. Research Edward Sugarin 118. Research Bertrand Russell 119. Research Roth & Albert 120. Research Rock [Music] 121. Research Sexploitation 122. Research Lenny Bruce 123. Research Clippings-Recent 1980-1990s 124. Research Colleges/Parietal 125. Research Linda Le Claire 126. Research A. L. I. (American Law Institute) 127. Research Religion 128. Research Notes, no title 129. Play “The Lobby” [one act play c. 2000] 130. Talks 131. Masters & Johnson 132. Class notes, Department of History, Western Civilization 133. Research Hells Angels 134. Einstein, Robert 135. Motion Picture “I am Curious Yellow” 136. History & Sex 137. Research Hippies 138. Lemon, German 139. Homo 1990s 140. “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” 141. Jim Jones 142. Institute for Advanced Study & Human Sexuality 143. Paul Krassner 144. Research Homosexuality mid 1960s 145. Kronhayers, Pornography – The Law, Ballentine 1959 146. Invoices 1991-1992 147. Photos unidentified college age students 148. Research L/G Newsletters 149. Research S & M 150. Research Sexology History “;} David Allyn is the author of “MAKE LOVE NOT WAR: THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: AN UNFETTERED HISTORY” (Little, Brown and Company), 2000. He turned over his research material to the Center archive in 2004. The folders contain research material and handwritten notes with biographical information. The subjects are the file titles – they are in more or less in the order received and not reorganized. LGBT periodicals were moved to the Periodicals Collection. Non-gay periodicals and a minor amount of duplicate material has been discarded. The collection contains 44 audio cassette tapes of well known persons. All tapes have been transferred to the server as wav and mp3 files. These is some correspondence with the Literary Agent. The author maintain copyright to his work.

a:8:{i:0;s:1323:” 1. [Mission Statement] 2. [By-Laws] 3. [Organization Charts] 4. [Interview and articles about the Switchboard] 5. Current Work 6. Mailing List Printout 7. [Mailing lists] 8. Source + What Codes 9. Strub [Strubco, Inc. “…database of direct mail responsive gay men, lesbians and community supporters…”] 10. [Volunteer membership lists, 1981-1996] 11. [Call and volunteer statistics, 1983-1994] 12. Donation Breakdowns 13. [Donor Card File (photocopy)] 14. [GLSB stationery, fax cover sheets] 15. [Financial Control Procedures] 16. Tax Returns [1979-1986, 1989-1990] 17. [Financial Report, 12/01/93-11/30/94] 18. [Comparative Financial Statements, 1984-1993] 19. Expenses, 1974-1976 20. Telephone Bills, 1974-1976 21. [Bank statements, canceled checks, deposit slips, 1974-1976] 22. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1977] 23. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1978] 24. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1979] 25. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1980] 26. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1981] 27. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1982] 28. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1984] 29. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1985] 30. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1986] 31. [Financial Ledgers, FY 1987] 32. 1988 Bills Paid “;i:1;s:1418:” 33. [Bank statements, canceled checks, deposit slips, 1988] 34. [Misc. financial information, 1991-1992] 35. [Bank statements, 4/22/92-6/21/93] 36. [Misc. financial information, 1994] 37. [Misc. financial information, 1995–] 38. Undated deposit slips 39. [Food and drink ledger (from binder)] 40. Pantry #2 receipts 081 page 5 41. [Budget Reports, mid 1980s – mid 1990s] 42. IRS Form 1023 Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(c)(3), 1978 43. [Dreyfus Fund] 44. Correspondence [1980s] 45. Correspondence [1990s] 46. [Correspondence and articles concerning volunteer convicted of crime] 47. [Switchboard newsletters, 1980s] 48. [Switchboard newsletters, 1990s] 49. [Volunteer Development Committee] 50. [Volunteer Recognition Committee] 51. [Volunteer Recognition Awards Ceremony] 52. [Volunteer Help-line job description and training procedures, 1993] 53. [Volunteer solicitation cards] 54. Filled-in NV Forms – Packages Sent [new volunteer information forms (random selection)] 55. [New Volunteer Application] 56. [Volunteer forms and form letters] 57. [Volunteer applications, assessments and evaluations] 58. Accepted [volunteer applications] 59. Rejected [volunteer applications] 60. No Show [volunteer applications] “;i:2;s:2031:” 61. [Volunteer Committment Pledge and Certification Requirements] 081 page 6 62. [Presentation outlines for AIDS education talks] 63. [Maxwell’s Mulberrybush Manual Describing the Skills Necessary for Contact Telephone Counseling] 64. Suicide Info 65. [Suicide Prevention Information for Teachers and Counselors in New York City] 66. Miscellany [training material + misc.] 67. [Training material – Handbook, Information Checklist, etc.] 68. Brochures [volunteer solicitation] 69. Screening Info / Info Checklist [new volunteers] 70. [Volunteer Handbook, Orientation, Certification Requirments, Commitment Pledge, etc.] 71. Training originals [volunteer training material] 72. AIDS [volunteer training material] 73. How to Handle Phone Calls 74. Mock [volunteer training scripts, mock conversations] 75. [Volunteer Training Weekend] 76. [Volunteer Training Weekend Evaluations] 77. [Volunteer Orientation Package] 78. In Service Training 79. In Service – Facilitator’s Notes 80. [“Volunteer tracking process” forms] 81. [Volunteer training material] 82. [Volunteer training material] 83. [Volunteer training – evaluations, notes] 84. [Volunteer training – handwritten notes] 85. [“New Volunteer Training – Analysis of Evaluations”] 86. [“Policies, Procedures and Guidelines for the Gay and Lesbian Hotline – A Program of the Whitman-Walker Clinic”] 87. [Gay and Lesbian Help-Line Handbook, White Plains, NY, March 20, 1993] 88. Repeat Caller List as of February 24, 1992 89. [Repeat Caller Forms] 90. [Handwritten notes, seemingly between two volunteers handling a suicide call] 91. [Telephone Logs, 1998] 92. Sign-up Sheets [volunteer shifts, 1990s] 93. [Sign-up sheets – volunteer shifts, 1970s – 1990s] 94. [Donations – breakdowns and summaries, 1991-1992] 95. Brad [misc. notes, publications, etc.] “;i:3;s:2486:” 96. Reggie Phillips [Referrals – working file] 97. [“Policies, Procedures and Guidelines for the Gay and Lesbian Hotline – A Program of the Whitman-Walker Clinic”] 98. [AIDS Hotline Training Manual, San Francisco AIDS Foundation, January 15, 1990] 99. [Flyers, brochures] 100. [Photo collage in front of a photograph album (photos were removed to the visual collection)] 101. Fred Pattison (member of Board of Directors) 102. [Switchboard Conference, 1993 – 1994] 103. [1992 Board of Directors Election – candidates’ statements] 104. 1994 Matching Grant – Paul Rapoport 105. Survey Results 11/94 [members survey] 081 page 8 106. [Information related to Switchboard moving to a new space] 107. Training Revisions 108. Completed [misc. forms, notes, correspondence etc. – includes some grant information] 109. Eleanor Roosevelt Award 1988 110. [New York Community Trust — Grant Proposal, 1992] 111. Chicago Resource Ctr. 1990 Grant Proposal 112. IRS Not-For-Profit Letter 113. Chicago Resource Center [grant application] 114. Chicago Grant 1991 115. Chicago Resource 1992 116. 1988 Chicago Resource Grant 117. 1988 Chicago Resource Grant/Semi-Annual Report 118. [Chicago Resource Center, 1987] 119. [DIFFA Grant] 120. [David Geffen Foundation Grant Proposal] 121. Grants 122. Questionaire/Blank 123. Questionaire/January-March [volunteer applications and evaluations] 124. Questionaire/April-June [volunteer applications and evaluations] 125. Questionaire/July-September [volunteer applications and evaluations] 126. [Volunteer applications and evaluations] 127. Committee Vol. [volunteer application] 128. Automenu manual [Automenu 2.0 software manual] 129. Style sheets and input instructions 130. Information for updating [volunteer applications and evaluations, contact addresses, returned envelopes from fundraising mailing] 131. [Realization Center, Alcohol/Substance Abuse Treatment Center] 132. Wills and Estates 133. [Direct mail fundraising proposal with form letters, lists of organizations, etc.] 134. Agendas [organization chart, 11/93] 135. [Fundraising — Funding organizations] 136. Fundraising Grants Correspondence 137. Fund Raising Thank You letters 138. Fund Raising — Letters ’89, 90, 91 “;i:4;s:1680:” 139. Fund Raising — Letters/MASTER FILE/one copy of each letter 140. Fund Raising Reprints 141. Fund Raising Letters ’92, ’93, ’94 142. Fund Raising Letters ’95, ’96, ’97 143. F.R. Raffle 144. Social [requests for leaves of absence, correspondence, notes, etc.] 145. Fundraising Info 146. 1997 Monthly Minutes 147. [1996 Minutes, Agendas] 148. [1995 Minutes, Agendas] 149. [1994 Minutes] 150. [1993 Minutes, Agendas] 151. [1992 Minutes, Agendas] 152. [1991 Minutes, Agendas] 153. [1990 Minutes, Agendas] 154. [1989 Minutes, Agendas] 155. 1988 Minutes 156. 1987 Minutes 157. 1986 Minutes 158. 1985 Minutes 159. 1984 Minutes 160. 1983 Minutes 161. 1982 Minutes 162. 1981 Minutes 163. 1980 Minutes 164. 1979 Minutes 165. 1978 Minutes 166. 1977 Minutes 167. [Meeting notes, September and October 1976] 168. 1975 Minutes 169. 1973 Minutes 170. [Meeting minutes, notes, agendas — undated] 171. [Comments on by-law change to allow heterosexual volunteers, 1992 (see also: March 1992 minutes in folder #151)] 172. [Board of Directors’ meeting notes] 173. [Various committees — minutes, notes] 174. Professional Screening [professional referrals] 175. Computer Back-up Groups & Organizations, Vol. I [referral file, AIDS — Long Island] 176. Computer Back-up Groups & Organizations, Vol. II [referral file, Miscellaneous — Rap Groups] 177. Computer Back-up Groups & Organizations, Vol. III [referral file, Substance Abuse — Youth] “;i:5;s:1372:” 178. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #1] 179. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #2] 180. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #3] 181. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #4] 182. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #5] 183. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #6] 184. [Referrals with contact information and descriptions, updated late 1980s – early 1990s, #7] 185. [Referral list, February 1990] 186. [Referrals, 1992] 187. [Cross-referenced index to referral organizations in GLSB’s files] 188. [Professional referrals questionaire and request for information] 189. [Referrals — data entry forms — sample] 190. [Referrals — updating information — change forms, handwritten notes, etc. — sample] 191. Survey [volunteers — “Tell us what you think and how you feel” questionaire] 192. [Volunteer survey] 193. [Comparison of Gay and Lesbian Switchboards in other cities] 194. [GLSB forms, promotional material, etc.] 195. [Return envelopes] “;i:6;s:1409:” 196. [Publications, flyers, brochures, etc. from various organizations] 197. Neil — Info/Comp [computer instructions] 198. [Repartee — automated telephone scripts] 199. [Volunteer training material] 200. [Name lists] 201. HAL Daily Statistics Log 202. Accepted [volunteer forms] 203. Waiting to be scheduled ’97 [volunteers] 204. Trained, Accepted ’97 [volunteers] 205. Interested but can’t come weekends [volunteers] 206. Not Accepted [volunteers] 207. Have been screened but not trained [volunteers] 208. Have not followed through e.g. no calls back no app. sent back ’97 [volunteers] 209. [Training notes, 1993] 210. [Volunteer resignations, requests for leaves, “no show” lists, etc.] 211. [1997 Fundraising letter] 212. Facilitator’s Notes [training weekend] 213. Old NV Lists [new volunteer lists] 214. DOS Handbook 215. James [computer printouts] 216. Rick [computer disks] 217. [Volunteer training material] 218. [Tax information] 219. [Rules and Regulations Governing Municipal Employees’ Charitable Contributions, 1995-96] 220. [Conference evaluation forms] 221. [Volunteer registration forms] 222. [Referral organizations descriptions] 223. [Mailing labels] 224. Move! Pride Week Stuff 225. [Volunteers’ notebooks] “;i:7;s:1647:” 226. [“Rap Book” (volunteer logs)] 227. GLSB Media Clippings 228. Raffles 229. Pride Month Social Events 230. Fundraising 231. Funders of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Programs, A Directory for Grantseekers, September 1993 232. Volunteers 233. [Computer equipment — receipts, manuals] 234. TBD [misc. forms, statistics, tax statements, etc. (work to be done?)] (1 of 2) 235. TBD [misc. forms, statistics, tax statements, etc. (work to be done?)] (2 of 2) 236. [Collection of William H. Gronwald, member of the Switchboard’s first Board of Directors] 237. [AIDS and Safe Sex Information, 1995-96] 238. [Misc. volunteer recruitment and training material] 239. [Psychotherapist’s resume — for referral list] 240. [Flyers, letters, etc. for referrals] 241. [AIDS information] 242. [Misc. GLSB mailings, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, stationary, etc.] 243. [National Data Payment System, Inc.] 244. [Various issues, concerns, proposed changes to Switchboard] 245. [Misc. equipment/technical info.] 246. Board Pledges [new volunteer information] 247. [LOFT, Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, White Plains, NY] 248. [Greeting cards] 249. [Misc. notes] 250. [Information about various advertising sources] 251. [Misc. caller logs and notes] 252. [Misc. tour and travel information] 253. [List of Lesbian and Gay helplines and service centers] 254. [Misc. clippings] 255. [Posters, probably on office walls] 256. [Sign “Gay and Lesbian Switchboard of New York”] “;} The Gay and Lesbian Switchboard is an all-volunteer telephone service providing information, referrals and friendly listening for New York’s gay and lesbian community. In the Spring of 1971, a group of gay people, many of whom were members of the Gay Liberation Front, the Gay Activists Alliance, met to determine what services were needed by the community that had emerged in the wake of the Stonewall Riots. On January 13th 1972, they began operation. In October 1977, they incorporated so they could lease an office in their own name to prevent frequent location change. In June of 1987 they officially changed their name from the Gay Switchboard to the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard. In 1996 several members left to form the Gay and Lesbian National Hotline, and in 1998 the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard of New York became a program of the Gay and Lesbian National Hotline. They continue to operate in this status as of March 2005. The collection consists of organizational files from the 1970s to 1990s, including: mission statements; by-laws; organizational charts; financial records; meeting minutes and agendas (1973 – 1997); correspondences (1980s – 1990s); Switchboard newsletters (1980s – 1990s); fundraising and grant-seeking information; donor lists; volunteer lists and applications; training material and evaluations; and extensive lists of organizations and businesses used for referrals (1980s – 1990s). No names may be published unless (1) they are publicly known to be gay or lesbian, or (2) their permission has been obtained, or (3) they are deceased. Restrictions are only in regards to publication. Any researcher may view or copy any document in the collection.

a:4:{i:0;s:2433:” 1. Personal Items (Driver’s License, Heart of Center Award, June 19, 1995), passports 2. Correspondence, personal to Ben Munisteri (Domestic Partner at time of death) 3. Correspondence, personal from Ben 4. Correspondence – to Ben from London Oct. 25, 1988- Jan 1989 5. Correspondence to Steven –general 6. Appointment Books – July 1990-June 1991, July 1991 – June 1992 7. Appointment Books – July 1994—June 1995, July 1995 – Nov. 1995, Address book 8. Appointment Book 1988 9. Diploma High School, Steven Powsner June 24, 1973 10. Fist Apartment on 75th Street 11. Steven Powsner Awards 12. Social Security Disability 13. Medical Bills 1994-1995 14. Documents – Domestic Partnership 1993, Power of Attorney 1985, Health Care Proxy 1991, Nomination of Guardian 193, Will 1993 15. Steven Powsner Obituary November 1995 16. Death, Sympathy Cards to Ben (over 100 – from Ruth Messinger, Bill and Hilary Clinton, etc.) 17. Family (birth) Legal Papers 18. Business, Assignment of Promissory Note 1992, note date 1984 19. Business License and Insurance policies 20. Publishing Book Lists 21. Review by Powsner – “West Side Spirit” review of C. Anthony book 1990 22. Manuscript draft unpublished (Spanish practice) 23. Manuscript draft unpublished (Peter’s death) 24. Manuscript draft unpublished (Alex/Peter) 25. Correspondence – Publishers – Novels, “Noah’s Legacy” & “According to my Bond” 26. Manuscript “Noah’s Legacy” ©1992 Steven Powsner 334 pps. 27. Correspondence – Publishers, Short stories “Spinster Jane” “Parting” 1992 28. Manuscript Short Story, “Spinster Jane” 29. Manuscript Short Story, “Parting” 30. Manuscript Short Story, “Sex Talk Workshop – Excerpts from the Transcript” 1993 31. Manuscript Short Story, “The Cardinal” 32. Manuscript Short Story. “Transcontinental” 33. Manuscript, draft (Jack) 34. Manuscript Novel, “According to My Bond” 1990 ©Steven Powsner 273 pps 35. Correspondence – Literary Agents 1990-1991 “According to My Bond” 36. Manuscript draft (little story) “The Dinner Party”, London Nov. 1988 37. Phi Beta Kappa from New York University to Steven 5/27/1976 mounted (11x 13 ½ inches) “;i:1;s:2204:” 38. Bruce Cooper, Passports, Luggage tag (Bruce Cooper [November 11, 1955 – May 11, 1987] was Steven Powsner’s lover from 1974 until his death from AIDS in 1987.) 39. Correspondence to Bruce (Also see Bruce P. Cooper Papers Collection 047) 40. Correspondence from Steven to Bruce 41. Correspondence from Bruce to Steven 42. Correspondence from Bruce’s mother 43. Degree from Columbia, Master of Philosophy 1987 for Bruce Philip Cooper 44. Cooper, Bruce misc. writing 45. Cooper, Bruce, poetry 46. Cooper, Bruce published poem (posthumously Surgam 1988) (April 1988, Magazine of the Philolexian Society of Columbia University) 47. Cooper, Bruce Phillip, Manuscript “Stonewall Nation, A New Approach to the Homosexual Question” 1981 (Dedicated to Steven) 48. Cooper, Bruce, Last Requests 49. Cooper, Bruce, Obituary [November 11, 1955 – May 11, 1987] 50. Cooper, Bruce, Death – Sympathy cards to Steven 51. Cooper, Bruce Endowment with Columbia University by Steven Powsner 52. Founders Society 1993/1994 folder #1 “major donor club” 53. Founders Society Meetings & Gifts 1993 folder #2 54. LGBT Community Center Board of Directors 2/6/1995 55. LGBT Community Center Board of Directors 6/5/1995 56. LGBT Community Center Board of Directors 9/11/1995 57. Founders Society Correspondence, May, June 1994 58. Founders Society List of Donors 1994 59. Founders Society Printouts [weeded] July 1994 Board of Directors – Strategic Plan 60. Board of Directors – Meeting Agenda, founder Society 1994 61. Center Budget YE 6/30/1994 62. Evaluations and Contract, Center Executive Director, 1993-1994 63. Center Executive Committee, Jan. 1992-July 1994 64. Center Contact List 1990-1992, Bylaws 1990 65. Center Board Member Contracts 66. Center General Correspondence (includes Thesis “Expand the Donor Base of LGCSC” by Arthur Goodman, 1993) 67. Center Fire Department Violations 1989-1992 68. Center Renovation Estimates/Quotations 1993 file #1 69. Center Renovation Estimates/Quotations 1993 file #2 “;i:2;s:874:” 70. Center Renovation Architectural Proposals 1992 71. Center Renovation Code analysis [1998] 72. Center Renovation Financing, Loans 73. Center board of Directors Nominating, 1994 74. Center President’s & Co-Chairs Group Feb. 1992-May 1993 75. Center Board of Directors Strategic Plan 1991 76. Center GEM (Give Every Month) Society 1993 “semi-major donor club” 77. Board of directors, AIDS Ride 1994 78. Board of Directors – Center Mortgage 79. Renovation – Francoise Bollack Architects, Construction Budget 80. Capital Campaign “Powsner History Summary” 1995 81. Capital Campaign – Feasibility Study 1994 82. Capital Campaign 1995 83. Capital Campaign Steering Committee 1995 (Timeline of Center History) 84. Capital Campaign Proposal Requesting a Capital Gift 1995 “;i:3;s:1467:” 85. Mortgage, Satisfaction of & Agreement, city of New York 1989 86. Capital Campaign Report on structural Probing 1994 [Photos Snapshots(sizes include 3 ¼ by 3 ½, 3 ½ by 5, 4 by 6: & 8 by 12) [see scanned Images “Powsner (080)”] 87. Steven & Bruce 1977, 1982, 1983 88. Bruce – youth & Family 89. Bruce in leather, in plaid, later years with flowers, AIDS Quilt 90. Family – Steven’s (prom? And travel) 91. Steven – baby pictures with father & mother, youth, first apartment, 1980 92. Family – Stevens young people, identify 93. Steven “Pretty Maids” 94. Fire Island Party (Steven with balloons) 95. Fire Island (house, pool, with Brazilian friend) 96. Steven & Brazilian Friend (Sidney) 97. Apartment interior, party shots 98. Steven & Guest 1987 99. Steven, 31st birthday party 100. Travel – Brazil, Rio de Janeiro – two trips 101. Travel – France, Paris, Chartres, Versailles 102. Travel – Foreign with Bruce, (Rome) 103. Travel – England (London, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle) 104. Travel – Italy, Venice, Pisa (with mother?), Milano, Rome, Florence 105. Steven & Ben 106. Exhibit at Center October – December 2005, scanned photos under Images, 176, 178, 179, 180, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 201, 253, 264, & 296 “;} The papers of Steven Powsner include early family photos, high school diploma, degree (Phi Beta Kappa) from New York University (1976); he was also a graduate of New York University Law School (1979). Steven’s first male lover was Bruce Cooper who was a student at Columbia University and they shared n apartment on West 75th Street. There are photos and correspondence of Bruce and Steven, also photos of Steven’s travels in Europe and at least one trip with Bruce. Bruce died of AIDS in 1987. Steven was an activist at New York Law School, Coalition for Lesbian Gay Rights (CLGR), and a successful real estate attorney. He helped negotiate the purchase of the LGBT Community Center here on 13th Street and served two terms on the Board of Directors including being President of the Board in his second term. Steven met Ben Munisteri after Bruce’s death, they became lovers, had correspondence to each other, became legal domestic partners and Ben was the caregiver and executor of the estate at the time of Steven death from AIDS in 1995. The Archive has photos of Steven’s house on Fire Island, the parties held there, travel to Brazil with friends, etc. Steven also wrote short stories and novels. There is 3 feet of correspondence (personal and Center related), manuscripts of Steven and Bruce, and photos (½ foot. Also see website http://munisteri.net/ and www.gaycenter.orgwebsite for the Steven Powsner Exhibit.

a:6:{i:0;s:1136:” 1. Elam, Pam, Biographical Sketch, Articles (“The Militant State of Mind Organizing the Congressional Union, Inc,” Women’s Studies Int. Forum, Vol. 12, No.1, pp. 101-105, 1989; Newsletter, “Congressional Union; 1999 Directory Master of Arts Program in Women’s History at Sarah Lawrence College) 2. NOW Lesbian Rights Committee 1986-1987 3. NOW Susan B. Anthony Award, 2/16/1988 4. NOW Lesbian Rights Committee, Sharon Kowalski 5. NOW Lesbian Rights Committee, Past Programs-1987 6. NOW “Lesbian Identity Empowerment” Conference 05/16/1987 7. NOW NYC Board of Directors, Minutes 1985 8. NOW Lesbian Rights Federal Statues 9. NOW Lesbian Rights Committee, Lt. Ellen Nesbit 10. NOW Lesbian Rights Committee, Addresses 11. Friedlander, Miriam, Legislative Aide to Council Member (Women’s Issues – Working Women, Alcoholics, Battered Women, Minorities, sports, Pay Equality, Sexual Harassment, Older Women, Poverty, Day Care, UN Nairobi, Public School, Business Women, Homeless Women, etc.) 12. Newsletter “Notes” by Miriam Friedlander 1982-1989 “;i:1;s:965:” 13. Friedlander, Miriam, Legislative Aide to Council Member (Nuclear, AIDS, Ladder Companies, Pets) 14. Lesbians in Government (1984-1990 founder and coordinator) Meetings 15. Lesbians in Government Discrimination, City Park Employee 16. Publication “Women in Government” June 1985 17. Summary of L/G Rights, Statutes, Executive Orders in US 1984 18. Lesbians in Government Grants 1985-1986 19. Lesbians in Government Correspondence 1985-1988 20. Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats (GLID) Feminist Issues Committee (Chair) 21. Lesbian Board Game 22. Glick, Deborah, Correspondence 1990 23. Glick, Deborah, Campaign Material 24. Duane, Tom, Campaign Material 25. Duane, Tom City Council 26. Abzug, Liz (running for City Council) 27. National Women’s Political Caucus (NWPC) (Director of Special Projects) Correspondence 1988 28. NWPC NYC Special Events “;i:2;s:732:” 29. NWPC New York State Reception Honoring Congresswomen (Bella Abzug, Geraldine Ferraro, Elizabeth Holtzman) 3/18/1988 30. NWPC History, By-laws, 1970s – 1980s< 31. Presidential Candidates Forum on Women’s Issues 1988 (First Ever – Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, Jesse Jackson) 32. Presidential Candidates Forum on Women’s Issues 1988 Press 33. Elam, Pam, Resume 34. National Lesbian Conferences 35. Lesbian United (Founder and Coordinator 1987-1990) Calendar of Events 36. Lesbians United Letters “Dear Friends” 37. Lesbian United, Newsletter other Lesbian Groups 1989 38. Lesbian United Membership forms and lists 39. Lesbian United Meetings 1988-1989 “;i:3;s:982:” 40. Women’s History Month 1988-1989 41. Women’s History Month Calendar 19888-1989 42. New York Women Against Rape Grant 1990 43. Holtzman, Liz, for Comptroller 44. Holtzman, Liz, (Director of Community Relations and Assistant Comptroller) “REPORT” 1990-1993 45. Holtzman, Liz, “A Study of Gender Bias in Children’s Reading Materials” 1991 46. Holtzman, Liz, “How to Dispose of Garbage” 1992 47. Holtzman, Liz, “Employment Discrimination Against Catholics in Northern Ireland” 1990 48. Holtzman, Liz, “Report on Sate of the City Economy” 1992 49. Holtzman, Liz, “Poverty &amp; Breast Cancer in New York City” 1990 50. Holtzman, Liz, “Contracting Guide,” “Doing Business in the City of New York” 1992 51. Holtzman, Liz, Correspondence 1993 52. Stein, Andrew, Policy Book 53. Stein, Andrew, (Deputy Campaign Manager, Stein for Mayor) Schedules Jan-June 1993 “;i:4;s:617:” 54. Stein, Andrew, Speaking Engagements 1993 55. Stein, Andrew, Borough Campaign Centers 1993 56. Stein, Andrew, Campaign 1993 57. Stein, Andrew, Bio, Events &amp; Correspondence 1992-1993 58. Stein, Andrew, Polls 1993 59. National Women’s Party (NWP) (Board Member 1990 – Dec 2000), Correspondence 1998 60. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board Meetings 1996 &amp; 1999 61. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board Meetings 1997-1998 62. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board Meetings 1999 63. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board Meetings 2000 “;i:5;s:1469:” 64. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board By Laws 65. National Women’s Party (NWP), Board Members, “Crisis in Leadership” 2000 66. National Women’s Party (NWP), Award to Hillary Clinton 1997 67. National Women’s Party (NWP), Correspondence to Law Schools, nth Anniversary of ERA 1997 68. National Women’s Party (NWP), Background 69. National Women’s Party (NWP), Resignation December 2000 70. National Women’s Party (NWP), Retreat May 1997 (founded by Alice Paul in 1913 for purposes of achieving the right to vote for all women. Passsage of the Suffrage Act came in 1920.) 71. National Women’s History Project 72. National Women’s History Project, Grant &amp; proposal 1996“Celebrate 1998,” 150th Anniversary of First Women’s Rights Convention 73. Newsletter: “Susan B. Anthony House” 1996-1998 74. Newsletter: “Passing The Torch” Alice Paul Centennial Foundation 1996-2000 75. Working Women Count: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Conference, 1995 76. President’s Commission on the Celebration of Women in American History 2000 77. “Sisterhood is Powerful,” Documenting Activist Women’s History 2000 (New York State Archives, Society of American Archivist Women’s Collections Roundtable Directory 1997) (Betsy Meyers) 78. Women’ Initiatives and Outreach, The White House Conference 1995 79. NOW Lesbian Rights, Federal Status “;} Theses are  papers of Pam Elam who is a Lesbian rights and feminist organizer in groups on local and national levels. The collection includes articles, resumes, minutes of meetings, announcements, flyers, membership lists, history statements, newsletters and campaign material for Lesbian/Gay and Lesbian/Gay-friendly candidates. This collection is a good source for Women’s History, feminist issues and lesbian rights. The size is 2 feet, dating from about 1982 to 2000.

a:2:{i:0;s:819:” 1. Insight: General Correspondence 2. Insight: Editorial Correspondence #1, 1977 3. Insight: Editorial Correspondence #2, 1977 4. Insight: Editorial Correspondence #3, 1977 5. Insight: Editorial Correspondence #4, 1978 6. Insight: Editorial Correspondence #5, 1978-79 7. Insight: Meetings, Board, Staff, Editorial 8. Insight: description “New Look” 1982 9. Insight: Mailing lists 10. Insight: Mailing lists Advisors, Staff 11. Ecumenical Lesbian/Gay Christian Conference 1982 12. Photos, Gay Pride NYC 1979 13. Photos, March on Washington 1979 14. Photos, Dignity National Convention, San Diego, CA 1979 15. Photos, Dignity Regional Conference, Atlanta, GA, 1978 16. Photos, Dignity National Convention, Chicago, IL, 1977 “;i:1;s:3859:” 17. Associated Church Press Directory 18. Associated Church Press Membership 19. Address Change Card 20. Authors’ Bios 21. Bishops Support 22. Bookstore Purchases 23. Bookstore Promo 24. Bookstore List 25. Catholic Press Association 26. Christmas Cards 27. Copyright 28. Dignity: Chapter Contacts 29. Dignity: Communications Committee 30. Dignity International Convention: September 2 – 5, 1977: Insight and Dignity Promos and Photos 31. Dignity International Convention: September 2 – 5, 1977; Dignity Mid-Atlantic Conference: August 28, 1977: General Information 32. Dignity/New York and Dignity Brooklyn; Dignity/Brooklyn Board Report: December 6, 1977 33. Dignity/New York Board Minutes 1976 – 1977 34. Dignity Newsletter 1976- 1978 and Dignity Calendar June 1978 35. Dignity Space Proposal June 1978 36. Diocesan Mailings and Mailing Lists 37. Editorial Correspondence, 1976 – 1981; Undated 38. Farewell Letter to Subscribers, January 23, 1983 39. Financial Statements 1979- 1980 40. Forked Tongues Questionnaire 41. Funding: National Endowment for the Humanities 42. Gay Black Christian Issue 43. Gay Image Project 44. Gays in Professions: Newspaper Clippings, 1978 45. Gift Promos 46. Jeannine Gramick Correspondence, May 1980 47. H.R. 2998: Poster Mock-Up Urging Action on H.R. 2998 48. Incorporation Procedure 49. Insight: Ad Placement 50. Insight: Advertisers 51. Insight: Advertisers’ List 52. Insight: Advertising 53. Insight: Advertising Promos 54. Insight: Advertisement: National Catholic Reporter (NCR) 55. Insight and Dignity: Correspondence, 1977 – 1978 56. Insight: Board Presentation, May, 1977 57. Insight: Copy 58. Insight: Copyright Information 59. Insight: Costs 60. Insight: Editorial Meetings, 1976 – 1978 61. Insight: Editors’ Memos, 1976 – 1978 62. Insight: Foundation Grant Inquiries 63. Insight: Future Issues 64. Insight: Gay Mystique Issue 65. Insight: Gay People-Church Issue 66. Insight: Ideas 67. Insight: Loans to the Magazine 68. Insight: Magazine Costs 69. Insight: Press Releases 70. Insight: Proposals 71. Insight: Publicity 72. Insight: Publicity List—Names 73. Insight: Reception: October 16, 1977 74. Insight: Second Issue 75. Insight: State of the Publication, January – March, 1977 76. Insight: Women’s Issue 77. Last Ditch Efforts to Save Insight: 1980 78. Legal Matters 79. Letters to the Editor 80. Library Subscriptions 81. Listings—Directory 82. Listing Requests for Magazine 83. Lists Purchase 84. Brian McNaught Correspondence 1976 – 1977 85. National Projects 86. Newspaper Clippings, 1978, 1980, undated 87. Pamphlets on Gay Christian Ministries 88. Posters 89. P.R. Ideas 90. Press Releases 91. Printer 92. Promotions 93. Publications 94. Quantity Promo 95. Quantity Sales 96. Reception List, October 16 (undated year) 97. Report to Staff, undated 98. Review Requests 99. Saints Calendar 100. Subscription Promos 101. Subscription Renewals 102. Swap Issues 103. Three Years of Catholic Opinion: Selections from Insight: A Quarterly of Gay Catholic Opinion, 1976 – 1979: Unpublished Manuscript of Proposed Book of Articles from Insight 104. White House Meeting: Open Letter to National Gay Task Force, Undated 105. White House Meeting Participants, April 28, 1980 106. Brother William Roberts: Unpublished Article Manuscripts, 1977 “;} INSIGHT: A Quarterly of Gay Catholic Opinion was published from the Fall of 1976 to Summer of 1979 and from 1979 to Summer 1981 as INSIGHT: A quarterly of Lesbian/Gay Christian Opinion. The magazine is in the National History Archive of the LGBT Center Periodical collection and in collection 074 Dignity New York. This collection came from Gabriel Lanci in 1997, the managing editor. Gabe gave a history of the newsletter (included in the History section of this finding aid). The newsletter had articles from various leaders in the gay Catholics Association as well as the ecumenical LGBT religious movement. Well known persons wrote, submitted poems, did book reviews, etc. The history outlines several, but Malcom Boyd, Patricia Warren and others also contributed. The editorial staff moved from New York City area in 1980, also some of the financial support was withdrawn from Dignity. The magazine in 2004 is still considered a ground breaking source of LGBT religious opinions. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Religious Archives Network has complete copies of at least tow issues on its website, LGBTRAN.ORG. The collection size is 5 inches, plus the periodical collection.

a:1:{i:0;s:1996:” 1. AIDS & Alcoholism 2. AIDS Institute, New York City Department of Health 3. American Hepatitis Association 4. (ARC) AIDS Resource Center 5. Association of Gay Psychologists, 1979 6. Cecchi, Robert Lee (Bob) paper of People With AIDS (PWA) 7. City Council, speech on November 15, 1985 8. Coalitions for Sexual Responsibility (Survey Bath Houses for AIDS education, condoms, etc,.) 1985 9. Committee on Confidentiality on AIDS Reporting, 1983 10. Comprehensive Immune Dysfunction Prevention Program 1984 (report with biographical sketches of writers) 11. Federal AIDS Related Organizations (FARO) 12. Foreign Countries information 13. Foundation for Homeopathic Education and Research 14. Hepatitis B 15. “Inferno” Chicago Registration 1987 16. Inter-Agency Task Force on AIDS, Mayor’s 1983-1985 Minutes 17. Legislative Committee 18. Lesbian & Gay Health Advocacy Correspondence, 1984-1985 19. Memo on Ethical Aspects of AIDS Research (Draft 1983) 20. National AIDS Vigil 1983-1985 21. Needs of Persons With AIDS 22. New York AIDS Network Addresses 23. New York AIDS Network Correspondence 24. New York AIDS Network Financial 25. New York AIDS Network Handwritten notes 26. New York AIDS Network Keith Lawrence 27. New York AIDS Network Media File 28. New York AIDS Network Minutes April 1983 29. New York AIDS Network Minutes July 1983 30. New York AIDS Network Minutes June 1983 31. New York AIDS Network Minutes May 1983 32. New York AIDS Network Minutes October – November 1983 33. New York City Fiscal Budget Need 1986 34. New York State Proposal 35. Press Releases 36. Safer Sex Campaign, Agenda, Minutes, correspondence 1984 37. Safer Sex Committee (correspondence with sex clubs 1984) 38. Social Security Rulings Disability AIDS 39. STD “;} Correspondence and some minutes of the New York AIDS Network by Keith Lawrence volunteer convener. The group, a broadly-based coalition grew to include representatives from over sixty health, political, people with AIDS, scientific, legal, social services and religious groups. There are also other groups in which Mr. Lawrence participated; Safer Sex Committee, Coalitions for Sexual Responsibility, American Hepatitis Association. Lesbian & Gay Health Advocacy group and the Mayor’s Inter-Agency Task Force on AIDS. The minutes of the NY AIDS Network are complete from April 1983 through July 1983, there are mainly handwritten notes after that. There are also minutes from the other groups but they are not well organized. The Safer Sex Campaign is of interest concerning the correspondence with and inspection of bath houses and sex clubs in about 1985.

a:5:{i:0;s:2466:” 1. Strategic Plan The Next Three Years (1991, 1992), GMHC Advocacy, client services, legal services, education, volunteers, Fundrasing 2. Staff Meeting Oct 1993 3. Miscellaneous Information 4. Bronx, GMHC In the 5. Personnel Policy memos 1994 6. Substance Use Work Group Meeting 1993, 1994 7. Staff Benefits Task Force 1992 8. Management Team Meetings 1992, 1993 9. Security Incident Reports 1990, 1991 10. Security Incident Re posts 1992, 1993 11. Security Problem memos 12. Employee list & directories 13. Sexual Harassment Guidelines 14. Grievance Procedures 15. Employee Safety Group 16. Survey Staff Caucus 1993 (survey summary no date) 17. Security Task force, Staff Caucus 1993 18. Staff Caucus Correspondence 19. Staff Caucus Petitions (harassment) 1993 20. Staff Caucus Historical 21. Staff Caucus Correspondence out 22. Staff Caucus Agendas 23. Staff Caucus minutes 1989-1993 24. New Hires [News from GMHC 1993] 25. Memos to staff hirings, promotions, resignations 26. Ryan White Act 27. Ryan White Grants 28. Ryan White Reporting Forms 29. Group Attendance Records/HIV support 30. Lesbian AIDS Group events, budget 31. Client Programs, Reconfiguring 1993 32. Board of Director Resignations 1995, 1996 33. People of Color Resource Committee (POCRC) 34. Personnel Manual Guidelines 35. Flyer preparation /photos 36. Client Services Staff Meeting 37. Client Services “Managing Growth at GMHC” 1990 38. “Oral Sex and Possible HIV Transmission 1994 39. Staff Caucus Minutes 1990, 1991 40. Long Term Disability Insurance Rate for GMHC 41. Scott Melvin resignation 42. Restricted E-mail –(client names included) 43. Restricted – Document concerning Scott Melvin Grievance (client names included) 44. Restricted – GMHC “Dirt Log” 45. Security Incident Reports Restricted 46. Long Term disability Insurance Policy UNUM 47. Miscellaneous Programs, GMHC 48. “Critical Issues In GMHC and their impact on Clients” 1993 49. Budget issues 1994 50. Personnel Policies GMHC 1993 51. Resume, Brandon Berry 52. Scott Melvin E-mail Jan 1-15, 1994 53. Scott Melvin E-mail Jan 16-31, 1994 54. Scott Melvin E-mail Feb 1-15, 1994 “;i:1;s:1379:” 55. Scott Melvin E-mail Feb 16-28, 1994 56. Scott Melvin E-mail Mar 1-10, 1994 57. Scott Melvin E-mail Mar 10 – Apr 1 58. Michael Early Correspondence, 1993 59. Michael Early Correspondence, 1994 60. Scott Melvin Grievance against Michael Early 1993 61. Scott Melvin Correspondence friends 62. New York State Department of Health agreement 63. New York State Department of Health forms 64. Long Distance Calls 65. Financial Statements GMHC 1992, 1993 66. Client Services Policy and Procedures Manual 67. Patrick Giles complaint against GMHC 68. Client Satisfaction Survey GMHC 69. Jeff Richardson Resignation 70. Clippings 71. Jim Fielding Discrimination Suite 1994 72. Fraud Complaint Against GMHC/GMHC Watchdog 1993-94 73. Form 990 Schedule A GMHC Payments and Salary reports 74. IRS Form 1023 Tax Exempt Status 75. New York State Financial Report 1993 76. Scott Melvin Job Performance & reviews 1991-93 77. Chart of Accounts 1993-95 78. Administrative Highlights GMHC 1990-94 79. Breach of Confidentiality papers 80. Health Plan GMHC 81. Comprehensive Medicaid Case Management 82. Coordinators Meting Minutes & Agendas 1990-91 83. Coordinators Meeting 1992 84. Coordinators Meeting 1993 “;i:2;s:2317:” 85. Coordinators Meeting 1994 86. Client Services Accomplishments 1993 87. GMHC Organization Chart, Buddy subject 88. Clinical Services Dept. Meeting Minutes 1993 89. Clinical Services Dept. Memos 1993-94 90. Clinical Services Dept. Boat Trip 1993 91. Dyke Action Machine 1991 92. Flyers Non GMHC 93. GMHC Accomplishments 94. Statistics GMHC 1992-94 95. Group Services Staff Meeting/Roster 1993-94 96. HIV & Staff Advocacy Minutes 97. Client Advisory Board 1993 98. Team Leaders Caucus 99. Richard Horn Fund 100. Housing Feasibility Study 1993 101. HIV & the Workplace 102. E-mail & the workplace 103. ICM Survey Confidential 104. ICM Meeting Minutes & Reports 105. Intensive Case Management Policy 106. Discrimination Lawsuits Against GMHC (James Fielding, Amy Winarsky, Mark Folango, Patrick Giles, Charles Martellaro) 107. Employee Performance Evaluations 108. Creative Philanthropic Resources 109. Treatment of Female Employees GMHC 110. TB related employee information 111. National Labor Relations Board correspondence 1994-95 112. SEIU stickers (Service Employees International Union) 113. GMHC 1199 Organizing Committee news release prior to Feb. 1994 vote 114. NOTICE OF ELECTION poster & photocopy of ballot 115. Job Descriptions 116. Ernesto Hinojos information (condom distribution) 117. Volunteer Education includes a Memo to vote “NO” 118. Comparison Medical coverage AIDS organizations 119. “NOT” News from GMHC 1993 120. Support from other Unions and Organizations 121. 1199 Organization Committee Correspondence 1993-94 122. 1199 Organization Committee Notes 1993 123. National Labor Relation Board Petition 1993 124. HR Dept Employee Information 125. Management Correspondence, Misc. topics 126. Skadden Fellowship Program (law school students) 127. Management’s Beach of Confidentiality 1993 128. Staff self-determination on Union vote 129. Joint Announcement Union Election date Feb 4, 1994 130. Employee Survey Form 131. Service Employees International Union (SEIU) AIDS publication “;i:3;s:1438:” 132. 1199 SEIU Information 133. Union Contracts non-other LGBT organization. 134. Signed Union Cards (65) 135. Legal Correspondence and Subpoenas re: union 136. Management Correspondence re: unionization drive 137. 1199 Organizing Committee agendas, minutes 1993-94 138. Anti-union flyers, memos 139. Pro-union memos and flyers 140. 1199 Organizing Committee Charts 141. E-mail re: union election 142. Substance Abuse policy GMHC (Confidential?) 143. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 16-23, 1993 144. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 24-30, 1993 145. E-mails, Scott Melvin July 1-13, 1993 146. E-mails, Scott Melvin July 15-31, 1993 147. E-mails, Scott Melvin Aug 1-15, 1993 148. E-mails, Scott Melvin Aug 11-31, 1993 149. E-mails, Scott Melvin Sep 1-15, 1993 150. E-mails, Scott Melvin Sep 15-30, 1993 151. E-mails, Scott Melvin Oct 1-15, 1993 152. E-mails, Scott Melvin Oct 15-31, 1993 153. E-mails, Scott Melvin Nov 1-15, 1993 154. E-mails, Scott Melvin Nov 16-3, 1993 155. E-mails, Scott Melvin Dec 1-15, 1993 156. E-mails, Scott Melvin Dec 16-31, 1993 157. E-mails, Scott Melvin Jan 1-15, 1994 158. E-mails, Scott Melvin Jan 16-31, 1994 159. E-mails, Scott Melvin Feb 1-15, 1994 160. E-mails, Scott Melvin Feb 16-28, 1994 161. E-mails, Scott Melvin Mar 1-15, 1994 “;i:4;s:1341:” 162. E-mails, Scott Melvin Mar 15-31, 1994 163. E-mails To Scott Melvin Mar 15-31, 1994 164. E-mails, Scott Melvin April 1-15, 1994 165. E-mails, Scott Melvin April 15-30, 1994- Resigned 4/29/1994, Successful Unionization 166. Miscellaneous E-mails, 1993 167. E-mails, Scott Melvin Feb 1993 168. E-mails, Scott Melvin Mar 1-15, 1993 169. E-mails, Scott Melvin Mar 16-31, 1993 170. E-mails, Scott Melvin April 1-15, 1993 171. E-mails, Scott Melvin April 16-30, 1993 172. E-mails, Scott Melvin May 1-15, 1993 173. E-mails, Scott Melvin May 16-31, 1993 174. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 1-15, 1993 175. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 1-18, 1993 176. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 9-15, 1993 177. E-mails, Scott Melvin June 16-30 1993 178. E-mails, Scott Melvin July 1-15, 1993 179. E-mails, Scott Melvin July 16-31, 1993 180. E-mails, Scott Melvin Aug 1-15, 1993 181. E-mails, Scott Melvin Aug 16-31, 1993 182. E-mails, Scott Melvin Sep 1-15, 1993 183. E-mails, Scott Melvin Sep 16-30, 1993 184. E-mails, Scott Melvin Oct 1-15, 1993 185. E-mails, Scott Melvin Oct 15-31, 1993 186. E-mails, Scott Melvin Nov 1-15, 1993 187. E-mails, Scott Melvin Nov 16-20, 1993 188. Restricted Client Names “;} The Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) founded in 1981 is a not-for-profit, volunteer-supported and community-based organization committed to national leadership in the fight against AIDS. These records are from Scott Melvin and other employees who were co-leaders to get the employees to vote for unionization The files represent a portion of their work, strategy notes, signed union cards, emails, press clippings, leaflets from management and the organization committee, etc.

a:2:{i:0;s:705:” 1. ACLU, Campus Anti Gay Policy, 1991 2. Advertising 1989-1991 (many flyers do not have a year) 3. Articles 4. Ballard, Bruce Interview, 1992 5. Correspondence, 1985 6. Correspondence, 1986 7. Correspondence, 1987 8. Correspondence, 1988 9. Correspondence, 1989 10. Correspondence, 1990 11. Correspondence, 1991 12. Correspondence, 1992 13. Correspondence, 1993 14. Correspondence, 1994 15. Examples of Harassment and Reports of Harassment 16. Gay & Lesbian Corporate Agenda (Conference) 1991 17. “History of and Handbook for LBGTC, A,” 1990, 1991 18. “Lesbian and Gay Pedagogy” 1992 “;i:1;s:497:” 19. Membership List (very limited 1990 & 1992) 20. Minutes and Agenda (very few) 21. Newsletter – “TC This Month” 22. NGLTF “Campus Domestic Partner Benefits” 23. Photographs 4×6 and 5×7 of drag parties and Gay Price March (persons in photos are not usually identified). 24. Speakers Bureau Manual 25. Report Rutgers Committee for Lesbian and Gay Concerns, 1989 26. “Teaching About Sexual Orientation and Gay/Lesbian Rights” 1989 “;} Records of the graduate student group “Lesbians, Bisexuals, and Gays at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY.” The group was active with social events, meetings, and confronting the Administration. Advertisements for meetings and correspondence with administration and others is the main content. Very few minutes or Agenda of meetings were kept and these were not in any order. The group keep a record of harassment, especially to the defaced announcements placed on bulletin boards.

a:5:{i:0;s:642:” 1. 1972 Minutes 2. 1973 Minutes 3. 1974 Minutes 4. 1975 Minutes 5. 1976 Minutes 6. 1977 Minutes 7. 1978 Minutes 8. 1979 Minutes 9. 1980 Minutes 10. January to June 1981 Minutes 11. July to December 1981 Minutes 12. January to June 1982 Minutes 13. July to December 1982 Minutes 14. January to April 1983 Minutes 15. July to September 1983 Minutes 16. October to December 1983 Minutes 17. January to March 1984 Minutes 18. April to June 1984 Minutes 19. July to September 1984 Minutes 20. October to December 1984 Minutes “;i:1;s:1637:” 21. January to March 1985 Minutes 22. April to June 1985 Minutes 23. July to September 1985 Minutes 24. October to December 1985 Minutes 25. January to March 1986 Minutes 26. April to June 1986 Minutes 27. July to September 1986 Minutes 28. October to December 1986 Minutes 29. January to June 1987 Minutes 30. July to December 1987 Minutes 31. January to June 1988 Minutes 32. July to December 1988 Minutes 33. January to June 1989 Minutes 34. July to November 1989 35. 1990 Minutes 36. 1991 Minutes 37. 1992 Minutes 38. 1993 Minutes 39. 1994 Minutes 40. 1995 Minutes 41. 1997 Minutes 42. November 2004 to February 2007 Steering Committee Minutes (2008 addition included) 43. Constitution and By-Laws 1985, 1981, 1992 44. Dignity/NY AIDS Ministry 45. Catholic Italian-American Outreach 46. CSLDC 1984 Certificate 47. Statement of Position and Purpose 48. Certificate of Appreciation 49. Intro 386 CLGR 50. Stonewall 25 51. Dignity Conventions (First Annual, 1972; First Biennial 1973) 52. National Convention 1989 53. Statement of Purpose Constitution and By Laws 54. Membership Database & Applications 55. Membership applications A to Z 1988 56. Membership list 1992 57. “Concern” Newsletter of the Southern California Council on Religion and the Homophile (1966-1969) 58. Dignity/NY “Weekly Bulletin” 1983-1985 and 1987 (3 issues) 59. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1973-February 1974 “;i:2;s:1881:” 60. Dignity/NY Newsletters, May 1974 – March 1975 (published under the title, “Insight”) 61. Dignity/NY Newsletters, April 1975 – December 19758 [Calendar] 62. Dignity/NY Newsletters, January 1976 – December 1976 63. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1977 – January 1978 64. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1978 – January 1979 65. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1979 – January 1980 66. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1980 – January 1981 67. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1981 – December 1981 68. Dignity/NY Newsletters, February 1982 – September 1983 69. Dignity/NY Newsletters, October 1984 – June 1990 (various issues) 70. Newsletter, Insight: A Quarterly of Gay Catholic Opinion (1976-1982) 71. Dignity, Inc. Newsletters (1971-1989) [published from L.A., Boston, San Diego, & D.C.] 72. Dignity USA Newsletters (1980-1997, incomplete) 73. Other chapters, Newsletters 74. Speakers Bureau 75. Correspondence with Cardinal O’Connor 1987 76. Correspondence 1984-1985 77. Correspondence General 1988-1989 78. Social Action Committee-1982 79. Father Robert Carter File 80. Father Bernard Lynch (defense on subject of child molestation) 1987-1988 81. Subject – Oppression 82. Flyers 83. Worship Services 84. Memorial Mass 85. Spiritual Development Committee c. 1984 86. Election Guidelines 87. St. Francis Xavier (meeting space) 88. Subject – Meeting Space 89. St. John’s in the Village 90. Dignity Social Justice Exhibit 91. Founding 92. Worship and Spiritual Life 93. Organization and Structure 94. Service and Outreach 95. Dignity Fan 96. Social Life and People 97. Steering Committee 98. Weekly Bulletin “;i:3;s:2094:” 99. Dignity USA Dateline 100. Photos of People 101. Photos at Baily House Christmas Party 102. “25 Years of Faith and Activism” 103. Photos Dinner event (no date) 104. Newspaper Clippings 105. Photos Gay Pride March (no year) 106. Photos AIDS Quilt 107. Photos 22nd Dinner 1994 108. Proof Sheets 109. Non-Exhibit items, 25 year booklet 110. Proclamation The Council of the City of New York, October 25, 1997 111. Dignity T-Shirt 112. Publications 113. Articles 1 of 2 114. Articles 2 of 2 115. Cathedral Project 116. Cathedral Project Clippings 117. The Defenders 118. Donahue Interview Transcript (Father John O’Neal, etc.) 119. Dignity/NY Banner (cloth) 120. United State Court of Appeals, June 28, 1985 [Decided that Dignity/NY could have a “reasonable” number of demonstrators (25 persons) in front of St. Patrick’s for 30 minutes during the June 30, 1985 parade.] 121. Supreme Court of US 1986/1987 confirming Court of appeals 122. Brief of Amicus Curiae Executive Order 50 [prohibiting City contractors from discrimination based on “sexual orientation.”] 123. Lawsuit Catholic War Veterans vs. City of New York 1983 [Petition to prevent the City of NY from issuing a parade permit for CSLDC for Gay Pride March – lists detailed complaints about 1980, 1981, and 1982 Marches] 124. Discovery document from St. Patrick’s 1981-1986 125. Trustees of St. Patrick’s vs. Dignity NY 1987 [Injunction to prevent interruption of Service.] 126. People of State of NY vs. Individuals of Dignity & ACT-UP arrested in 1988 127. Lawsuits 1987 St. Patrick’s vs. Dignity (individuals) 128. Heritage of Pride Application 1986 129. Police Department File 1976 Gay Pride Parade 130. Police Department File 1983 Gay Pride Parade 131. Police Department Deposition Outline 132. Police Department Response to Police Department 1986 133. Police Department Response to Mayor 1986 “;i:4;s:1186:” 134. Police Department Production of Document 1986 135. Police Department Report of Gay Pride March 1978 136. Police Department Report of Gay Pride March 137. October 2001 to September 2002 Steering Committee Minutes 138. October 2002 to September 2003 Steering Committee Minutes 139. October 2003 to October 2004 Steering Committee Minutes 140. Docket 85 Civ. 3269  [United States District Court: Michael Olivieri (Dignity/NY) vs. Benjamin Ward, Police Commissioner. Dignity/NY appealed to be allowed, under the US Constitution right to freedom of speech, to hold a peaceful demonstration in front of St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Gay Pride Sunday.] (Folder 1 of 8, of motions and depositions) 141. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 2 of 8) 142. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 3 of 8) 143. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 4 of 8) 144. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 5 of 8) 145. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 6 of 8) 146. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 7 of 8) 147. Docket 85 Civ. 3269 (Folder 8 of 8) For a detailed list of folder contents (including minutes and newsletter issues), contact archive@gaycenter.org “;} The records contain the minutes from committee and general meetings (note: some pages missing) and various attachments. Newsletters, weekly calendars, worship programs, copies of court proceedings regarding demonstrating at St. Patrick’s Cathedral during LGBT Pride Marches and activities of The Cathedral Project are included as well. These documents are dated from 1972 to 1997 (the corporation’s 25th anniversary). In addition, there are newsletters from Dignity USA and other Dignity Chapters; “concern” newsletters by the Southern California Council on Religion and the Homophile (1966-1969); and issues of the newsletter Insight: A Quarterly of Gay Catholic Opinion. For a detailed list of folder contents (including minutes and newsletter issues), contact archive@gaycenter.org. See also: Collection 39, Records of Dignity/New York President Michael J. Olivieri.

a:1:{i:0;s:1127:” 1. Mission statement, rules and procedures 2. By-laws (with 1999 petition to amend by-laws) 3. Meeting agendas and minutes, 1991-1999 4. Financial statements, 1991-1999 5. Membership lists, rosters, “phone-tag” lists, etc., 1991-1996 6. Membership package, including FAQs, application form, membership card, etc. 7. Member bulletins and letters, 1992-1999 8. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1992-1999 9. Certificate of appointment of Vicountess Viveca Fairfax to the Imperial Court System, 1995 10. Applications, resumes, letters of recommendation, campaign flyers, etc. for Empress, Emperor and other board member elections, 1993-1999 (Note: videotape included with one application is at end of file) 11. Night of a Thousand Gowns (annual ball) schedules, forms, invitations, flyers, etc. 12. Miscellaneous events: flyers, schedules, etc. 13. Calendars of events for International and New York Imperial Courts, 1994-1996 14. Brief history and description of the Imperial Court 15. Miscellaneous articles, reprints, publications, etc. “;} This collection contains organizational papers of the Imperial Court of New York, including mission statements, by-laws, meeting agendas and minutes, financial statements and membership information. The collection includes applications and resumes for the Empress, Emperor and other executive board positions. There is material covering events and activities of the Court, with substantial information about “The Night of a Thousand Gowns,” the annual coronation ball and major fundrasing event of the ICNY.

a:0:{} 20 small collage books, c. 4x6x2 inches, containing Griego’s collages. The collages are composed primarily of images from magazines and other publications. They encompass a wide range of themes, many are of a sexual nature.

a:1:{i:0;s:1679:” 1. New York Jacks logbook of attendance figures and receipts, 1986-1990 2. By-laws, charter and informational brochure of the Cincinnati Jacks 3. Correspondence, contacts and business cards (various clubs), 1985-1988 (some undated) 4. Directories of JO clubs in the United States (compiled by various clubs) 5. Flyers, event announcements, etc. (various clubs) 6. Amsterdam Jacks newsletter (includes flyers and other information mailed with newsletter), 1986-1988 (Bulk 1988) 7. Atlanta Jacks newsletter, 1986 8. Chicago Jacks newsletter, 1984-1988 9. JOE (Cincinnati, OH) newsletter, 1983-1984 (club dissolved, reorganized as Cincinnati Jacks) 10. Cincinnati Jacks newsletter, 1984-1988 11. Everglades Rawhides (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) newsletter, undated 12. J.O.E./Houston (TX) newsletter, undated 13. K.C. Jacks (Kansas City, MO) newsletter, 1986-1988 14. The Fraternity Los Angeles (formerly: The Hand Job Frat) newsletter, 1987-1988 15. L.A. Jacks (Los Angeles, CA) newsletter, 1986-1988 16. Marseille Jacks (France) newsletter, 1988-1989 17. New York Jacks newsletter, 1982-1987 (some undated) 18. Paris Jacks newsletter, 1986-1989 19. Portland Jacks (Portland, OR) newsletter, undated 20. T.O.M. (The Organization Man) (Rochester, NY) newsletter, 1987-1988 21. S.F. Jacks (San Francisco, CA) newsletter, 1983-1989 22. Strokes, newsletter of the JO Buddies (San Francisco, CA), undated 23. J/OE (Washington, DC area) newsletter, 1983-1989 24. Publications, articles and informational material related to masturbation and JO clubs “;} The bulk of this collection consists of newsletters from JO clubs (masturbation clubs) in the United States and Western Europe in the 1980s. There is some organizational material — a logbook of the New York Jacks attendance figures and receipts, the charter and by-laws of the Cincinnati Jacks, correspondence from various clubs, etc. The collection also includes club directories, flyers and event announcements, and some articles and informational material related to masturbation and JO clubs in general.

a:6:{i:0;s:608:” 1. 1972 Articles 2. 1973 Documents 3. 1974 Flyer 4. 1976 Articles 5. 1977 Articles 6. 1978 Articles 7. 1979 Articles 8. 1980 Articles 9. 1981 Articles 10. 1982 Articles 11. 1983 Articles 12. 1985 New York Magazine Issue 13. 1986 Articles 14. 1987 Articles 15. 1988 Articles 16. 1989 Articles 17. 1990-1991 Articles 18. Miscellaneous Articles (no dates) 19. Articles/Flyers on 1986 Gay Rights Bill 20. ACT UP 1986 Documents 21. ACT UP 1988 Documents 22. ACT UP 1989 Documents “;i:1;s:692:” 23. ACT UP 1990-1992 Documents 24. Awards, 1983-1991 25. Correspondence, 1977-1979 26. Additions, 2003 27. Additions [misc. photos and ephemera] (October 9, 2003) 28. Letters from Peter, 1978 & 1985 29. “Rollerena: Fairy Godmother Exhibit” [speech and clippings used in exhibit] (Oct. & Nov. 2003) 30. Paper, by Mandy Hu (August 2004) 31. 2004-2005 Addition [articles, personal cards] 32. 2006 Addition [articles, personal cards] 33. 2006 Calendar, “The Legends of the Village” (removed to oversized) 34. 2007 Birthday Party & 30th Anniversary of Studio 54 35. Pictures of Rollerena 2007/2008 “;i:2;s:466:” 36. Articles about or mentioning Rollerena 37. Event Flyers and Advertisements 38. Letters and Birthday Cards 39. Photos of “Rollin’ with Rollerena ’08” and “Furball ’08” 40. Rollerena’s Birthday Party and The 30th Anniversary of Studio 54 at the Gay and Lesbian Center 41. Rollerena’s Mother’s Death 42. Rollerena’s Birthday ’07 and Dance ’08 with Look-A-Like contest 43. Correspondence 2005/2006 44. Articles “;i:3;s:995:” Video Tape List NOTE: Tapes need to be transferred from original format and are currently not accessible 1. VHS, Rollerena with Casey on Real People (plus Coal Miner’s Daughter) 2. VHS, Christopher Street After Dark [Oct. 19, 1980] 3. Sony ½ inch tape, 5” reel #1 to #9 (plus duplicate) [June & December 1973] 4. Sony ½ inch, IV 32 8” reel 5. Super 8 movie, film reel of Rollerena 1974 (anonymous photographer) 6. VHS & 1 ¾” tape, Lifetime Achievement Award speech (at The Saint) Heritage of Pride 7. ¾” tape, taped by Bill Sheppard for Brooklyn College Presents [1978] 8. ¾” tape, “Evening Magazine” [October 1980] 9. Betamax tape, “Real People” [June 1980] 10. Betamax & 1 VHS, Tom Snyder interview [August 1979] 11. 1 Betamax, Vietnam 1986 & Barbra Streisand (first TV show) 12. 1 Betamax, Vietnam 1980s (Rollerena served in Vietnam) “;i:4;s:479:” – Metal horn 7″ x 3″ (bulb collapsed) – Original hat, black – Eyeglasses, white pearl with rhinestones – Beaded bag with “Kentucky” written on, blue-green – Dingleberry ring, orange & yellow – Earrings, green & blue bead tassels with pink & lavender stones – Rollerskates – Name-tag worn by Rollerena, reads “Bon with Teller” – Cartoon, “Happy Mother’s Day” – 2006 Calendar, “The Legends (of the Village)” “;i:5;s:199:” Costume: Gown and magic wand measuring twenty-five inches long (oversize removed to flat file) NOTE: Boxes 5 and 6 need custom housing and are currently not accessible “;} This is the collection of Rollerena Fairy Godmother. It includes newspaper and magazine articles, listing of appearances on radio or TV shows, files about her participation in ACT UP, awards, correspondence and photographs. For a detailed list of box and folder contents (including articles and correspondence), contact archive@gaycenter.org for an extended document on the Rollerena collection.

a:1:{i:0;s:583:” 1. From “F” in Brandon, Manitobia to Baudette, dated, August 21, 1941. (the F is possibly Frank from the April 8, 1942 letter) 2. From Lloyd in San Antonio, Texas to Baudette, dated March 16, 1942. 3. From Frank in Dauphin, Manitobia to Baudette, dated April 8, 1942. Contains a poem by Curt Towsend. 4. From B. Mitchell in Ann Arbor, MI to Eugene F. Rollins in Texarkana, TX, dated April 16, 1944. 5. From George, no address given, to Baudette, dated April 28, 1948. 6. From Walter Duncan in Orono, ME to Baudette, postmarked Sept 16, 1948. “;} The letters are from several young men most of whom were in the military and stationed at bases in Canada and the US. The dates range from August 21, 1941 to April 28, 1948. The only letter not directly addressed to Baudette, is one of April 16, 1944 from B. Mitchell in Ann Arbor, MI to Eugene F. Rollins in Texarkana, TX. The letters contain several references to sexual and social relationships between various men. One friend, Lloyd, in a letter, dated March 16, 1942 and sent from San Antonio, Texas, writes about “cruising” the local greyhound bus station. Another letter, from a friend in Orono Maine relays a news report that the “Bangor Grand Jury recently indicted three for sodomy.” Another letter, from Frank in Manitobia, contains a poem written by a friend to whom he is giving literary advice.

a:2:{i:0;s:1822:” 1. [Times Squares bylaws and corporate seal] 2. [“Chronological Survey of Actions of the Board of Directors (of the Times Squares) Setting Precedents and Policies,” 1986-1991] 3. [Election procedures and forms (1991); statements of candidates for 1990 Board of Directors] 4. [Treasurer report, 1994; balance sheets for several events, classes, etc., 1992-2002] 5. [Meeting minutes, agendas, notes (from William J. McCarthy’s files), 1985-1999 (Bulk 1986)] 6. [Meeting minutes, agendas, notes (from Mario Gonzalez’s files), 1992-1994] 7. [Correspondence, forms, flyers, etc. (from William J. McCarthy’s files), 1986-2002] 8. [Correspondence, forms, flyers, etc. (from Mario Gonzalez’s files), 1989-1993] 9. [Times Squares membership directories and lists, 1985-2001] 10. [Times Squares’ square dance classes — advertisements, flyers, class rosters, form letters, etc. 1984-1993] 11. [“Fly-in” events sponsored by the Times Squares — registration and housing forms, flyers, brochures, etc. 1985-1997] 12. [Flyers, invitations, etc. for various events (fundraisers, award dinners, etc.), 1984-2001 (Bulk 1987-1997)] 13. [“Peel the Apple” IAGSDC (International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs) annual convention hosted by the Times Squares — final report, registration forms, brochures, etc. 1989] 14. [William J. McCarthy’s square dance awards and diploma] 15. [Newsletter and periodical articles about the Times Squares] 16. [Times Squares members obituaries and memoriams] 17. [Times Squares Pride Day participation — correspondence, forms, etc. 1990-2002 (Bulk 1990-1991)] 18. [Events sponsored by other gay square dance groups — correspondence, registration and housing forms, flyers, etc. 1986-2001] “;i:1;s:1422:” 19. [IAGSDC bylaws and history profiles of member clubs] 20. [IAGSDC minutes of executive board meeting, 1993; agenda for executive board meeting, 1994] 21. [IAGSDC financial reports 1989-1994; correspndence and notes related to the 1993 IAGSDC dues assessment; notated agenda, from Mario Gonzalez’s files, for the 1994 IAGSDC executive board meeting] 22. [IAGSDC reports on annual conventions in 1987 and 1994] 23. [IAGSDC flyers and convention programs, 1985-1999] 24. [IAGSDC directories and events calendar, 1987-1995] 25. [IAGSDC forms] 26. [“Square dance orientation and information for the beginning gay square dance club” by Art Smith, written for the IAGSDC] 27. [General information about square dancing] 28. GFN [Gay Friends and Neighbors — bylaws, notes, flyers, correspondence (from William J. McCarthy’s files) 1985-1986, most undated] 29. Sundance [flyers, notes, forms, clippings, brochures (from William J. McCarthy’s files), 1986-1991, some undated] 30. GVA [Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Veterans of Greater New York (originally Gay Veterans Association) — constitution, meeting agendas and minutes, forms, committee descriptions, short history and member lists] 31. GVA [Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Veterans of Greater New York (originally Gay Veterans Association) — correspondence, flyers, programs, press releases and clippings] “;} The collection includes organizational papers, by-laws, reports, correspondence, membership directories, forms, flyers, bulletins, advertisements etc. related to McCarthy’s participation in several LGBTQ organizations: The Times Squares Square Dance Club; Gay Friends and Neighbors, a gay neighborhood association with chapters in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens; Sundance Outdoor Adventure Society Inc.; and the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Veterans of Greater New York (formerly Gay Veterans Association, renamed in January 1994). Approximately six inches of material was contributed by Mario Gonzales, a past president of the Times Squares Square Dance Club, at McCarthy’s request. Relevant folders note if material is from Gonzales’s files. The collection also contained newsletters (removed to the organization files), and Times Squares group and individual photographs (removed to the Visual Collection).

a:25:{i:0;s:2244:” 1. [GTA Mission Statement and Goals] 2. GTA Bill of Rights 3. GTA Welcome/Intro. Sheets 4. GTA/LGTA Brochures 5. [LGTA Fundraising Flyer] 6. GTA Flyer 7. [LGTA Questionaire] 8. Speakers Bureau – Speaker Evaluation by Group + Cover Letter 9. Speakers Bureau Canvass 10. GTA Speakers Bureau 11. [Feedback on Speaker] 12. [GTA Questionnaires for Speaking Engagements] [1984?] 13. Speakers Bureau Letters 14. [GTA Speakers Bureau] 15. Speakers Bureau Reference 16. Speeches 17. Speakers Bureau – Member Info Sheet 18. Speakers Bureau – How Would You Respond? 19. Speakers Bureau – GTA/Students 20. GTA Speakers Bureau 21. [Speakers Bureau] 22. [Speakers Bureau] 23. Newsletter – SB [Speakers Bureau] Articles 24. GTA Newsletters 25. [Newsletter Vol. 23 No. 10] [June 1999] 26. [Newsletter Vol. 22 Nos. 1-6] [September/October 1998-February 1999] 27. [Newsletter Vol. 21 Nos. 1-9] [September/October 1997-June 1998] 28. [Newsletter Vol. 20 Nos. 1-10] [September 1996-June 1997] 29. [Newsletter Vol. 19 Nos. 1-6] [September/October 1995-May/June 1996] 30. [Newsletter Vol. 18 Nos. 1-18] [September 1994-June 1995] 31. [Newsletter Vol. 17 Nos. 1-10] [September 1993-June 1994] 32. [Newsletter Vol. 16 Nos. 1-10] [September 1992-June 1993] 33. [Newsletter Vol. 15 Nos. 1-10] [September 1991-June 1992] 34. [Newsletter Vol. 14 Nos. 1-8] [October 1990-June 1991] 35. [Newsletter Vol. 13 Nos. 1-8] [September 1989-June 1990] 36. [Newsletter Vol. 12 Nos. 1-8] [September 1988-May/June 1989] 37. [Newsletter Vol. 11 Nos. 1-8] [October 1987-May/June 1988] 38. [Newsletter Vol. 10 Nos. 1-9] [September 1986-September 1997] 39. [Newsletter Vol. 9 Nos. 2-8] [Oct./Nov. 1985-June 1986] 40. [Newsletter Vol. 8 Nos. 3-6] [March 1985-June 1985] 41. [Newsletter Vol. 6 Nos. 1-9] [October 1984-Jan./Feb. 1985] 42. [Newsletter Vol. 7 Nos. 1-5] [January 1984-May 1984] 43. [Newsletter Vol. 6 Nos. 1-9] [January 1983-December 1983] 44. [Newsletter Vol. 5 Nos. 1-10] [January 1982-December 1982] “;i:1;s:1137:” 45. [Newsletter Vol. 4 Nos. 1-10] [January 1981-December 1981] 46. [Newsletter Vol. 3 Nos. 1-10] [January 1980-December 1980] 47. [Newsletter Vol. 2 Nos. 1-10] [January 1979-December 1979] 48. [Newsletter Vol. 1 Nos. 1-10] [January 1978-December 1978] 49. GTA Newsletter Correspondence 50. Reprint Permission [Newsletter] 51. Essay Contest 1996 52. 1996 Essays B[oa]rd of Edu[cation] Celebration 53. 1994 Essays 54. Essay Contest 1994 55. 1994 Essay Contest Refusal 56. 1993 Essays 57. Essay Contest 1991 58. Essay Contest 1990 59. Essay Contest 1989 60. Essay Contest 1988 61. Essay Contest 1987 62. Essay Contest 1986 63. Essay Contest 1985 64. LGTA Essay Contest 65. [Essay Contest] 66. [Essay] 67. LGTA Mem[bership] Letter 68. GTA Educational Media Award [1980] 69. GTA BIBLIOG – Other Bibliog. [1978-1982] 70. Resource Lists [1980] 71. INFO. REQUESTS [1978-1980] 72. [LGTA Resource Packets] 73. [Resources of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Youth] “;i:2;s:869:” 74. [Resources] 75. [Brainstorming LGTA’s Direction for 1999-2000] 76. Letters UFT/LGTA/ECO[LaGY] [1999-2000] 77. LGTA ’99 [Notebook] 78. [Meetings] [1998] 79. [Correspondence] [1998] 80. LGTA 96-97 98 [Notebook] 81. [Correspondence] [1996] 82. Correspondence [1980-1996] 83. Letters – Begin July 1991 [1991-1992] 84. [1992] 85. Letters/UFT [1988-1991] 86. [1991] 87. [Correspondence] [1991] 88. [1990] 89. [Correspondence] [1988] 90. 1988-89/70’s 91. GTA Meeting [1987] 92. GTA – Alvarado [1983] 93. March 1981 94. February 1981 95. January 1981 96. December 1980 97. November 1980 – Curriculum Project 98. Sept./Oct. 1980 – Gay Mat[eria]ls in School Libraries 99. June 1980 – Cuomo’s Offer 100. May 1980 “;i:3;s:1104:” 101. April 1980 102. March 1980 103. February 1980 – GTA Newsletter 104. January 1980 105. Dec. 1979 106. Nov. 1979 – 5th Birthday, March on Washington 107. Sept./Oct. 1979 – News Update, N.Y. Post Series, etc. 108. June 1979 109. May 1979 110. April 1979 111. March 1979 112. February 1979 113. January 1979 114. December 1978 – Intro 384/Year-end wrap up 115. November 1978 – Briggs Initiative 116. September/October 1978 – Briggs Initiative 117. June 1978 – Resources and access to information 118. May 1978 119. April 1978 – Curriculum 120. March 1978 – Gay students 121. February 1978 – Job security 122. January 1978 – History, goals and objectives 123. [Correspondence 1978] 124. December 1977 + before 125. Past [1983-1984] 126. Current [1983-1984] 127. Future [1982-1984] 128. Log 92-94 [Notebook] 129. LGTA 94-95 [Notebook] 130. LGTA 1992-1993 [Notebook] 131. LGTA Letters ’97-98 132. 1994-95 Letters “;i:4;s:744:” 133. Letters 1993 134. Letters Sept. 1992 135. LGTA 20th Anniv[ersary,] Hist[ory] + Honor 136. LGTA ‘Form’ Letters 137. [Letters] 138. [Telephone Contact Lists] 139. [GTA Mailing List] [1986] 140. [Mailing List] 141. [Notes] [Author Unknown] 142. [Written Notes] [Author(s) Unknown] 143. [Notes] [Author Unknown] 144. [Handwritten Notes] [Author Unknown] 145. Lists 146. Support Statement – Teachers 147. GTA Correspondence 148. Publishers 149. Carol Blooms Library Project 150. GTA Transit Museum 151. MERYL GTA – Correspondence 152. Teachers’ Workshop – Proposal 153. 1996-1997 LGTA BANKING 154. GTA Finances “;i:5;s:288:” 155. [Date Books, Business Cards] 156. Name Calling 157. [Gay Teachers Association v. Board of Education] 158. [Lesbian and Gay Teachers Association v. the Board of Education] 159. [Lesbian and Gay Teachers Association v. the Board of Education] (1-2 of 3) “;i:6;s:712:” 159. [Lesbian and Gay Teachers Association v. the Board of Education] (3 of 3) 160. LGTA v. Board of Education [1995] 161. [Candace Hatxopoulos ORDER] [March 8, 1977] 162. Bereavement Leave 163. Nabozny – Lambda 164. Domestic Partners 165. GTA – vs – BOE (Domestic Part[ner] Benefits) 166. [Affidavit of Domestic Partnership for Bereavement Leave] 167. [Domestic Partners case] 168. Dom[estic] Part[ner] [1992-] 169. Domestic Partner Mayor’s Stuff 170. [Petition in Support of Domestic Partner Rights] 171. DP Stuff [Domestic Partner] 172. Domestic Partner Info. 173. N.Y.C. Documents/Proclamations 174. Entrapment “;i:7;s:721:” 175. Regulation of the Chancellor A-830 176. Marriage 177. NYC Gay Rights Bill 178. [Gaylord v. Tacoma School District] 179. [Lambda Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.] 180. [Model Letter for Hate Crime Statistics Bill] [March, 1988] 181. [Health Benefits Case] 182. Sallie Herson Case 183. [ECOLaGY Minutes and Agendas] 184. Dromm Madson Hevesi ’99 [ECOLaGY] 185. LGT List/ECOLAGY List 186. B[oa]rd Member Meeting Materials 1994 187. Ecolagy Survey – Raw Data 188. 1996 ECOLAGY – Dr. Crew [1996] 189. ECOLaGY Summary Report [1996] 190. ECOLAGY Original 1991 Doc[uments] [1991] 191. ECOLAGY Compilation Document “;i:8;s:473:” 192. Ecolagy 2000 193. ECOLAGY [19]99-[20]00 194. ECOLAGY ’98 ’99 [1998-1999] 195. ECOLaGY ’97 [1997] 196. ECOLaGY 1996 197. ECOLaGY 1995 198. ECOLaGY 1994 199. Ecolagy 1993-[19]94 [Notebook] 200. ECOLaGY 1993 201. ECOLaGY L.G.T.A. [19]91-[19]92 [Notebook] 202. ECOLaGY 1/1990-10/[19]92 203. Multicultural Stuff ECOLAGY 204. ECOLAGY 205. ECOLAGY 206. [ECOLAGY] 207. [ECOLAGY] “;i:9;s:414:” 208. [Multiculturalism] 209. [Multiculturalism] 210. For Conferences LGTA – Children of the Rainbow ECOLAGY 211. [Artists Curriculum] 212. [Multicultural Art] 213. Multicultural Institute for Reviewers of Instructional Materials [1992] 214. [Children of the Rainbow] 215. [Multicultural] 216. Multicultural Lessons 1989 Ron Madson 217. Rainbow (1 of 2) “;i:10;s:616:” 217. Rainbow (2 of 2) 218. Sept. 1989 Lesson for Multi-Cultural Unit 219. Anti-Multicultural Articles – Bay Ridge Newspaper Dist[rict] 20 1991-1992 220. Dignity for all Students 221. [Meryl Friedman] 222. [Phyllis Yuill] [Editor of Newsletter] 223. Don Baker’s paper [P. Yuill] 224. Marie Baker E-Mail + Letters 225. J. Stabinsky 226. Ed Sederbaum 227. Steve Sanders 228. Carol Gresser 229. Surveys 230. High School Completed Surveys 231. [Surveys] 232. Survey 1994 233. 1994 Human Relations Evaluations (1 of 2) “;i:11;s:310:” 233. 1994 Human Relations Evaluations (2 of 2) 234. 1994 Youth Survey (Neutral Zone) 235. [Speakers Surveys] 236. Surveys 237. Survey on Schools Safety for Lesbian/Gay Teachers, Staff, and Parents 238. Dec. ’96 Evaluations [1996] 239. Lessons 240. 1990 Lessons “;i:12;s:605:” 241. Mr. Ronald Madson Training for Textbook Reviewers 242. Book Review 243. Encyclopedia Project 244. San Francisco Proj[ect] 10 Proj[ect] 21 245. [Project 10] 246. San Fran[cisco] Proj[ect] 10 247. Austin, Texas 248. G/L Student Bill of Rights – T[eaching] Materials – Book List 249. Homophobia + Schools 250. YOUTH 251. Children – Schools – Bibliographies 252. Mrs. Wesson Dist[rict] 13 253. Taft [High School] 254. Equality Through Education 255. PS 20 1995 Anti-Gay Stuff 256. [Human Relations Courses] “;i:13;s:743:” 257. Interracial Books 258. [Sexual Orientation Training Curriculum] 259. [New York City Department of Personnel] [Sexual Orientation Training Curriculum] 260. [A Rationale for Hispanic Representation in Instructional Materials] 261. [School Workshop(s)] 262. Reference for Teachers 263. Resources 264. Referral Sources for Gay Men & Lesbians 265. Training Materials [1994] 266. [Training Manual] 267. Chapter Leaders Training 268. Title: What does it mean? 269. CLO Art [Chancellor’s Learning Outcomes] 270. Advisory Taskforce on Textbook/Instructional Materials Review [1991] 271. Library Index 272. [Gay Educational Materials] [1979-1980] “;i:14;s:965:” 273. OEO [Office of Equal Opportunity] 274. Daniel Dromm 275. [Board of Education Forms] 276. [Safe Schools Report] [Fall 1997] 277. [Board of Education] [Memorandum] [1994] [HIV/AIDS] 278. [Board of Education] [Memorandum] [1993] 279. [New York City Public Schools] [Memorandum] [1992] 280. [Meeting with Nilda Soto Ruiz] [July 9, 1990] 281. [Chancellor’s Memorandum] [1986] 282. Board of Educaton [Notebook] 283. [Correspondence] [Board of Education] [Taft High School] 284. [A Framework for Instruction for the New York City Public Schools] 285. [Family Living Including Sex Education] [Board of Education] 286. BOE Miscellaneous [Board of Education] 287. BOE Multicultural Policy [1995] [Board of Education] 288. B[oard] of E[ducation] Conference [1996] 289. Board of Edu[cation] Early Meetings [1990-1995] 290. Gay Pride B[oa]rd of Edu[cation] [1996] “;i:15;s:1133:” 291. B[oa]rd of Ed[ucation] 292. [Board of Education Arts & Humanities] 293. Cortines [Board of Education] 294. Letters to the Board of Education [1990-1999] 295. B[oa]rd of Edu[cation] Discipline Policy Pre-School Contract 296. Letter of Clarification on Policy [Board of Education] 297. Gay Teachers 298. AFT [American Federation of Teachers] Articles Other Newsletters 299. GTA/UFT Workshop 300. [U.F.T. Supplement] [June 1989] 301. GTA + LGTA/UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Liaison [Miscellaneous] 302. Legisl[ative] Endorse[ments] UFT [United Federation of Teachers] [1996-1997] 303. JR Wilson [January 2000] 304. Sandra Feldman Meeting [April 1994] 305. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Action 306. 1994 UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Art[icles] 1995-96 Articles [1994-1996] 307. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Supplement [1990] 308. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Supplement [June 1989] Original 309. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] 310. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] “;i:16;s:727:” 311. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] 312. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Training 313. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] Sandra Feldman 314. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] DA [Delegate Assembly] 315. UFT [United Federation of Teachers] [Notebook] 316. [Deborah] Glick OEO [Office of Equal Opportunity] [1999-2000] 317. Howard Golden [Brooklyn President] 318. Ruth Messinger 319. Ruth Messinger [Notebook] 320. [Community Service Questionnaire] [Alan Hevesi] [1985] 321. Alan G. Hevesi Compt[roller] 322. [Alan G.] Hevesi 323. Comptroller [Alan Hevesi] 324. Executive Orders [Mayor Koch] 325. Mayor’s Office Lesson Plans “;i:17;s:1313:” 326. Mayor’s Office [Notebook] 327. Nilda Soto-Ruiz 328. Tom Duane 329. [Domestic Partnership] [Tom Duane] 330. Cuomo Press Release [1980] 331. [Governor’s Task Force on Bias-Related Violence] [1988] 332. [Extract] [Final Report March, 1988] [Governor’s Task Force] 333. [Michael Wolmetz] 334. [Howard L. Hurwitz] [Column] 335. [Raymond Saint-Pierre] 336. ESPA [Empire State Pride Agenda] Lobby Day 2000 Participant Packet 337. Pride Agenda Marriage April 16, 1998 Political 338. Political Actions [1997] 339. [Community School Board Elections] 340. [Post-Matthew Shepard] [October 1998] 341. [1988 Election Re-Cap] 342. [Endorsements] 343. [Newspaper Coverage of Gay March on Washington Oct. 14, 1979] 344. [The New York] Post 345. [The New York] Post Series, Summer 1979 346. Pride Materials 347. Stonewall 25 + Related Activities [1994] 348. UN [United Nations] March [1995] 349. Gay Pride Month Misc[ellaneous] 350. Sex Orient[ation] Training Curr[iculum] 351. Homosexuality 352. Attitude Survey on Homosexuality 353. Homosexuality In-Service Course 354. Gay Lib[eration] 355. Homophobia Lessons + Info[rmation] 356. Hate “;i:18;s:625:” 357. AIDS 358. [AIDS] 359. [AIDS] 360. HIV AIDS 361. AIDS Press Release GTA [1985] 362. AIDS Mat[erial] 363. AIDS Mat[erials] – Completed 364. AIDS Biblio[graphy] 365. AIDS Correspondence – Biblio[graphy] 366. AIDS To Request? 367. AIDS/HIV Info[rmation] 368. Moral Majority 369. Anita Bryant Ministries 370. Religion 371. Religion and Gay Issues 372. Synagogues and Lodge 373. [Riverside Church] 374. Holocaust 375. Police Training 376. Security 377. LGTA School Safety Survey 378. Violence “;i:19;s:1378:” 379. Pride at Work 380. Breaking Walls, Building Bridges 381. Breaking Walls, Building Bridges, October 3, 1998 382. Citywide Conference Issues of Discrimination [December 12, 1996] 383. Conferences + Interviews [1993] 384. Conferences [Notebook] 385. Homophobia and Student Outcomes LGTA/UFT Annual Conference June 3, 1999 386. How Demo[cracy] Works 387. [School Board Election Network] [Conference] 388. Out at Work and New Teacher Workshop Raw Materials [May 27, 1998] 389. School’s Out? Workshop October 3, 1998 390. [N.Y.C. Teacher Centers Consortium] 391. AFT Convention, Washington, D.C. Aug[ust] 22-24, 1978 392. Conference [Developing a Positive Gay Identity] 393. Conf[erence] [1997] 394. Conferences [1997] 395. Project Empowerment January 24-26, 1992 396. We Are Everywhere! A Five Borough Conference May 30, 1992 397. Lesbian and Gay Labor Conference 398. [Lesbian and Gay Labor Conference] 399. [Conference] [University of Iowa] [1994] 400. [Lesbian & Gay Teacher Association Conference] [March 8, 1997] [Materials] 401. [Chapter Leader Workshop Program] [Ron Madson] [April 10, 1995] 402. [Eliminating Prejudice] [Packet] [Conference] 403. [James Gaylord Case + Support Packets [Conference] [April 26, 1980] “;i:20;s:1637:” 404. [The Gay Community in New York] [Course] [New School for Social Research] [Spring 1978] 405. [GLSEN Mid-Atlantic Conference] [October 25, 1997] 406. [Alternative Literature in Libraries Philadelphia Seminar] [April 18, 1980] 407. [Report of Social Studies Syllabus Review and Development Committee] 408. [1978 AFT Convention Resolutions] 409. P-Flag Stories [Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays] [1994] 410. CIBC “Gay” Issue 411. Empire State Pride Agenda [1997] 412. Empire State Pride Agenda Fourth Jim Perry Institute 413. Groups The Network 414. GLAAD [Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation] 415. [GLAAD] 416. GLAAD/LA [Los Angeles] 417. GLID Award 418. Oklahoma 419. London (England) Gay Teachers Group 420. [Gay Teachers’ and Students’ Group] [Victoria, Australia] 421. Melbourne (Australia) Gay Teachers and Student Group 422. The International Tribunal on Human Rights Violations Against Sexual Minorities 423. NEA [National Education Association] CLAGS [The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies] AFT [American Federation of Teachers] 424. [Guidance Associates] 425. City Coalition 426. OCCUR + Japanese Correspondence 427. [Gay and Lesbian Americans] 428. [Christian Home Endowment Foundation] 429. PACE [People About Changing Education] [1994] 430. GLSTN [The Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Teachers Network] Mass Student Rights 431. [GLSTN] 432. FLISE 433. The Fund for Human Dignity 434. AVP [Anti-Violence Project] [1999-2000] “;i:21;s:1499:” 435. QGLU [Queens Gays and Lesbians United] 436. GAU [Gay Academic Union] 437. NGTF [National Gay Task Force] 438. [National Gay and Lesbian Task Force] 439. Gay Media Alliance – Calendars 440. ALA [American Library Association] Gay Task Force 441. LIGTA [Long Island Gay Teachers Association] 442. Hetrick Martin [Institute] 443. [Hetrick Martin Institute] 444. [National Advocacy Coalition on Youth and Sexual Orientation] 445. [People About Changing Education] 446. [The Getty Center for Education in the Arts] 447. [Philadelphia Lesbian and Gay Task Force Education Equity Report] 448. [Resist] [Somerville, Massachusetts] 449. [Lesbian and Gay Law Students] [NYU] 450. [San Francisco Educational Support Services for Gay and Lesbian Youth] 451. [Adopt-A-Library Project] 452. [Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada] 453. RWM San Fran[cisco] Plan 454. Gay Social Groups 455. [Flyers and Announcements of Outside Organizations] 456. Other Organizations 457. Next Issue 458. Ideas 459. Gay Books to Check 460. GTA AV [Audio Visual] Project 461. GTA Archives 462. Gay Youth Info[rmation] 463. Paolella’s Biblio[graphy] Project 464. Gay Civil Rights Gen[eral] & Educ[ational] 465. Lerner [Ethan A.] 466. GTA – Carol Bloom – Library 467. Contract – Support Materials + Previous Letters 468. [Proposal] “;i:22;s:860:” 469. Support Packets 470. [Legal Rights of Gay and Lesbian Teachers] [Paper] 471. [Maternity, Infant Care – Family Planning Projects] 472. [Hourly Professional Personal Time Report] 473. [Memorandum] [December 1, 1993] [OP175] 474. [Satyr] 475. Entertainment 476. [Entertainment] 477. [Barbecue] [1987] 478. [AFT Visa Card Offer] [1987] 479. GTA Articles Published 480. Articles About GTA 481. General Articles – Gay Scene 482. Articles Regarding Teachers 483. Articles / Newspaper [1999-2000] 484. Articles / Info. [1997-1998] 485. Misc[ellaneous] Clippings 486. Ads and Flyers 487. GTA [Articles] 488. Misc[ellaneous] GTA Clippings 489. Clippings 490. Articles 491. Articles 492. [Articles] 493. [Articles] “;i:23;s:711:” 494. Dignity and Dignity in All Schools Act (& other legislation re schools) [2000-2003] 495. ECOLAGY–Meetings, Correspondence and Related Materials [2001-2002] 496. GALE FORCE–Newsletter for Friends and Members of the Gay and Lesbian Educators of BC [2004] 497. GLSEN [2000-2004] 498. Inside QGLU (News from Queens, Gays and Lesbians United) [2004] 499. Kansas City Forum on Diversity and Homophobia [1998] 500. LGTA Meetings (and expense reports, finances) [1998-2003] 501. LGTA Misc. Articles and Pamphlets #1 of 2 [1982-2002] 502. LGTA Misc. Articles and Pamphlets #2 of 2 [undated] 503. LGTA Misc. Correspondence, Lists, Docs. [1999-2003] “;i:24;s:350:” 504. LGTA Newletters and New Articles re Gay Teachers [1982-2003] 505. LGTA Workshops (Developing Allies, Building Support [2001-2002] 506. Pride At Work [2001] 507. Speakers Bureau [1999-2001] 508. Steering Committee [1998-2001] 509. UFT [1999-2002] 510. Joseph P. Zogby Memorial Essay Contest [1999-2006] “;} The collection contains: -Gay Teachers Association mission statement and goals, bill of rights, brochures, flyers, and form letters; -Correspondence and forms related to the Speakers Bureau and copies of the organization’s newsletter from January 1978 to June 1999; -Correspondence and essay entries related to the annual Zogby Essay Contest; -Correspondence in the original chronological order from the late 1970s to the late 1990s, including notebooks, form letters, articles, and a few financial records; -Legal papers related to litigation, domestic partnership, discrimination, and other legal issues; -Papers related to the Lesbian and Gay Teachers Association (LGTA) and the Education Coalition on Lesbian and Gay Youth (ECOLaGY), including multiculturalism; -Correspondence by or to individuals affiliated with the LGTA; -Surveys, lessons, educational materials; -Educational materials and correspondence related to the New York City Board of Education, the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT); -Papers and correspondence related to political officials, political activity, AIDS, and religion; -Papers and correspondence related to outside organizations and LGTA’s participation in various conferences.

a:12:{i:0;s:1570:” 1. Board of Trustees (Extracts), Rules, Elections, corporate Papers & Bylaws, 1970s 2. Board of Trustees (Extracts), Rules, Committees, Fiscal Structure, Budget, Dues, 1970s 3. Board of Trustees (Extracts), Premises, Leases, 1970s 4. Board of Trustees (Extracts), Special Events, Religious Policy, Misc., 1970s 5. Board of Trustees (Extracts), By-Laws, Cert. Of Incorp., Tax Exempt Cert., 1970 6. Board of Trustees Minutes (Organization meeting, hand written), 11/02/1973 7. Board of Trustees Minutes, 11/1973-05/1974 8. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1974-12/1974 9. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1975-05/1975 10. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1975-08/1975 11. Board of Trustees Minutes, 09/1975-12/1975 12. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1976-04/1976 13. Board of Trustees Minutes, 05/1976-08/1976 14. Board of Trustees Minutes, 09/1976-12/1976 15. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1977-05/1977 16. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1977-12/1977 17. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1978-06/1978 18. Board of Trustees Minutes, 07/1978-08/1978 19. Board of Trustees Minutes, 09/1978-12/1978 20. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1979-04/1979 21. Board of Trustees Minutes, 05/1979-08/1979 22. Board of Trustees Minutes, 09/1979-12/1979 23. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1980-03/1980 24. Board of Trustees Minutes, 04/1980-07/1980 25. Board of Trustees Minutes, 08/1980-12/1980 26. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1981-05/1981 “;i:1;s:1163:” 27. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1981-12/1981 28. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1982-05/1982 29. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1982-12/1982 30. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1983-12/1983 31. Board of Trustees Minutes, 12/1983 32. Board of Trustees (Members), 1984/85 33. Board of Trustees Minutes [where is Jan thru March , we have March 9], 04/1984-06/1984 34. Board of Trustees Minutes, 07/1984-12/1984 35. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1985-05/1985 36. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1985-12/1985 37. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1986-05/1986 38. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1986-12/1986 39. Board of Trustees Minutes, 1/1987-05/1987 40. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1987-12/1987 41. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1988-05/1988 42. Board of Trustees Minutes [missing Oct., Nov., Dec], 06/1988-09/1988 43. Board of Trustees Minutes [missing Jan, Feb], 03/1989-05/1989 44. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1989-12/1989 45. Board of Trustees Minutes (Report of Rabbi Committee), 01/1990-02/1999 46. Board of Trustees Minutes, 03/1990-05/1999 “;i:2;s:1480:” 47. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1990-12/1999 48. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1991-05/1991 49. Board of Trustees Minutes, 06/1991-12/1991 50. Board of Trustees Minutes, 01/1992-05-1992 51. Board of Trustee Minutes, 06/1992-12/1992 52. Board of Trustee Minutes, 01/1993-05/1993 53. Board of Trustee Minutes, 06/1993-12/1993 54. Board of Trustee Minutes, 01/1994-03/1994 55. Board of Trustee Minutes, 04/1994-05/1994 56. Board of Directors Minutes [name change as of 04/1994], 06/1995-12/1995 57. Board of Directors Minutes, 01/1996-05/1996 58. Board of Directors Minutes, 06/1996-12/1996 59. Board of Directors Minutes, 01/1997-03/1997 60. Board of Trustees, Orientation Packet, 2000-2001 61. Board of Trustees, Correspondence, 01/2000 62. Reorganization (change Board of Trustees to Board of Directors), 1994 63. Board of Directors Installation, 04/1994 64. Board of Trustee Functions, 1993 65. Board of Trustees, Organization Structure, 1990-1992 66. By-Laws CBST, Revision, 1994 67. By-Laws CBST, Revision, 1996 68. By-Laws CBST, 1974-1994 69. Board of Trustees Responsibilities CBST, 1989-1990 70. Board of Trustees, Chairman’s Report, 10/1975 71. Board of Trustees, Report from the Board, 07/1978-08-1979 72. Board of Trustees Operating Procedures, 1977 73. Board of Trustees, By-Laws of CBST of NY, 04/1981 “;i:3;s:11505:” 74. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 11/1974 75. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 12/1974 76. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1975 77. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 021975 78. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 03/1975 79. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 04/1975 80. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 05/1975 81. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 06/1975 82. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 07/1975 83. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 08/1975 84. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 09/1975 85. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 10/1975 86. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 11/1975 87. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 12/1975 88. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1976 89. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 02/1976 90. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 03/1976 91. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 04/1976 92. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 05/1976 93. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 06/1976 94. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 07/1976 95. 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Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 12/1979 134. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1980 135. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1980 136. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 02/1980 137. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 03/1980 138. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 04/1980 139. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 05/1980 140. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 06/1980 141. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 07/1980 142. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 08-09/1980 143. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 10/1980 144. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 11/1980 145. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 12/1980 146. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1981 147. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 01/1981 148. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 02/1981 149. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 03/1981 150. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 04/1981 151. Newsletter, CBST Gay Synagogue News, 05/1981 152. 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Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1990 247. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1990 248. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 10/1990 249. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 01/1991 250. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 02/1991 251. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 03/1991 252. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 04/1991 253. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 05/1991 254. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 06-07/1991 255. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 06/1991 256. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 09/1991 257. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 10/1991 258. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1991 259. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1991 260. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 01/1992 261. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 02/1992 262. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 03/1992 263. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 04/1992 264. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 05/1992 265. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 06/1992 266. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 07-08/1992 267. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (2 copies), 09/1992 268. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 10/1992 269. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1992 270. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1992 “;i:4;s:4493:” 271. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 01/1993 272. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 02/1993 273. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 03/1993 274. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 04/1993 275. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 05/1993 276. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 06/1993 277. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 07-08/1993 278. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 09/1993 279. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 10/1993 280. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1993 281. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1993 282. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 01/1994 283. 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Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1997 320. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1997 321. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (25th Anniversary), 01/1998 322. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (25th Anniversary), 02/1998 323. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 03/1998 324. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (no copies for April, May), 06/1998 325. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (no copies for July, August), 09/1998 326. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (one copy), 10/1998 327. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1998 328. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1998 329. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 01/1999 330. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 02/1999 331. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 03/1999 332. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News (one copy), 04/1999 333. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 05/1999 334. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 06/1999 335. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 07-08/1999 336. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 09/1999 337. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 10/1999 338. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 11/1999 339. Newsletter, CBST G & L Synagogue News, 12/1999 “;i:5;s:1439:” Box 6:   Newsletters of other GL Synagogues 340. Los Angeles, CA, Beth Chayim Chadashim, prior to 1983 –12/1984 341. Los Angels, CA, Beth Chayim Chadashim, 01/1985-12/1986 342. Los Angels, CA, Beth Chayim Chadashim, 01/1987-12/1988 343. Los Angels, CA, Beth Chayim Chadashim, 01/1989-12/1990 344. Los Angels, CA, Beth Chayim Chadashim, 01/1991-05/1992 345. Hartford, CT, Congregation Am Sequlah, 01/1987-01/1992 346. Houston, TX, Congregation Autz Chayim, 11/1981-05/1987 347. Johannesburg, So. Africa, Yachad, 11/1986-05/1991 348. London, England, Jewish Gay & Lesbian Group (JGLG), 07/1976-10/1990 349. Atlanta, GA, Bet Havgrim, 01/1986-06/1992 350. Boston, MA, Kol Am Tikva, 08/1974-05/1997 351. Chicago, IL, Havurat Achayot, 06/1982-03/1991 352. Farmingdale, NY, Beth Chai-Long Island, 07/1985-11/1988 353. Chicago, IL, OR Chadash, 01/1986-06/1992 354. Chicago, IL, OR Chadash, 07/1976/01/1985 355. Cleveland, OH, Chevret Tikva, 02/1985-07/1992 356. Dallas, TX, Beth El Binah-Kibbitz, 08/1986-03/1992 357. Denver, CO, Tikvat Shalom, 01/1984-08-1990 358. Southfield, WI, Simcha, 05/1980-07/1990 359. Amsterdam, Netherlands, Sjalhomo, 11/1981-06/1992 360. Miscellaneous newsletters US, various 361. World Congress, Digest, Spr. 1984-Spr. 1999 “;i:6;s:2457:” 362. “Who Are We” Brochure, Old Membership Application, no/date 363. Names Project, The, Oct. 1987 364. Committee Reports & Notes, 1982-1986 365. Anniversary, 13th, Bar/Bat Mitzvah Journal Committee, 1986 366. Tree Planting Project, 1987, 1987 367. Shul, High Holy Days Appeal, 1989-1990 368. Printed Matter, 1982-1983 369. Finance Committee Report, 1989 370. Premises Use, rules by outside groups, no date 371. Membership, paid, 1973 372. Membership, paid, 1974 373. “Who Are We?” (letter), no date 374. World Congress, List of Gay Jewish Organizations, 1982 375. D&B Report on CBST, 1988 376. Miscellaneous Schul (anti-Semitism, homophobia), 1973-1979 377. International Conference of Gay Jews, 1976-1977 378. Correspondence, 1974 379. Correspondence, 1975 380. Correspondence, 1976 381. Correspondence, 1977 382. Correspondence, 1978 383. Correspondence, 1979 384. Correspondence, 1980 385. Correspondence, 1981 386. Correspondence, 1982-1983 387. Correspondence, 1984-1985 388. Correspondence, 1987-1988 389. Finance, Grant Proposals to The Paul Rapoport Foundation Inc., 1991 390. Liaison – Congregations, 1976-1979 391. West Side Community Council, The West Side Community Fair, 1982 392. Board of Trustees, By-Laws, Rules use of Premises,, 1982-1983 393. Articles, Publications – Gay Affairs, 1973-1977 394. Publications Misc., Programs, newsletters, 1975-1990 395. Articles, Publications – Gay Affairs, 1975—1978 396. Religious type prejudice, 1980-1987 397. Service, Sabbath Service lock-up Schedule, 1979-1981 398. Dedication Ceremony, Invitees, 1979? 399. Membership Mailing Lists solicitation, 1975 400. Other Religious Groups, no date 401. Pen Pals, 1977-1979 402. Correspondence with other Jewish Groups, Donations, Loans, 1973-1983 403. Correspondence with other Gay Synagogues & Churches, 1974-1978 404. Correspondence with other gay groups, 1975-1978 405. Membership Correspondence, 1974-1977 406. Finance, Building fund, 1978 407. Gay Synagogue Questionnaire, Sha’ar Zahav, San Francisco, CA, 1979 408. Mahzor/Prayer Book Fund, Financial records and summary, 1979 409. Misc. financial Reports, Programs, design contract “;i:7;s:3124:” 410. Articles About CBST, 1970s 411. Committee List, 1983 412. Salute to Israel Parade, Certificate of Participation, 1999 413. “It’s Lonely Here in Tucson” Oneg Program, 1981 414. Premises Westbeth – correspondence with, 1970s 415. Congregational Meeting Announcement, 04/1981 416. Service, High Holy Days, 09/1975 417. History CBST, 1973 on 418. Service, Ritual Committee CBST, 1997-1998 419. Weekly Bulletin CBST, 08/1988-11/1990 420. Service, High Holy Days Publicity, 1974 421. Service, High Holy Days Publicity, 1977 422. Service, High Holy Days Publicity, 1974 423. Torah correspondence on “Permanent Loan”, 1975-1977 424. Change on Name (Simchat Torah is the name of a holiday), 03/1977 425. Premises, Renovation Coordinating committee, 081978 426. Membership Committee, minutes, forms, lists, 1979-1981 427. Membership Committee, minutes, forms, letters, 1985-1986 428. Congregation Meeting , 10/1984 429. Questionnaire for Individual Interviews, 1983 430. Community Development, 1982-1983 431. Finance Committee, 1981-1986 432. Committee Reports, 1984 433. Misc. Documents, no date 434. Misc. Publicity & Information Pieces, no date 435. Finance, Pledge Campaign, 1975 436. Membership Campaign, 1976 437. Premises, 1977 438. Membership Meeting, Renewal of Lease, Oct. 1977 439. Membership Meeting, New Name, Feb. 1978 440. London Gay Jewish News Articles, 1999 441. Service, Sabbath Evening, Compiled and edited by David alter 154 pages, 442. Service, Shabbat Evening Service, Bet Mishpachah, Washington, DC, 443. Service, Sabbath and Festival Prayer Book, Congregation Shearith Israel, 444. Service, Festival Services, CBST, 72 pages, 445. Service, Rosh Ha-Shanah Supplement, 446. Service, Gay Pride Prayer, , 06/1979 447. Purim Prayer, 448. Service, Chanukah service, 449. Service, Siyum Masekhes Brochos Service, CBST, 450. Service, Songs our people sing, 451. Service, Grace After Meals, 452. Service, Tashlih: To cast away our sins service, 453. Service, High Holy Days, Special Prayers, no date 454. Service, Book of Remembrance, 1991-1992 455. Service, High Holy Days Brochure/Schedule, 1999 456. Service, Haggadah, CBST, 457. Service, Celebration of Loving Dedication, Lee and Robin, 04/1977 458. Service, Order of Jewish Pray, Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1982-1983 459. Service, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, 13th Anniversary CBST, honoring Irving Cooperberg, 08/1986 460. Service, Purim Shpieler, of CBST, 2/1980 461. Service, Sabbath Services, Various, 462. Service, Sabbath Services, 463. Service, Passover Haggadah, 464. Service, Muktzeh (means set aside), 465. Service, Sabbath Services, Sja’ar Zahav Golden Gate, SF, 466. Service, Celebration of Loving Dedication, Charlie and Steve, 10/1977 467. Service, Siddur, International conference of Gay Jews, “;i:8;s:5173:” 468. Trees for Israel, 7th Anniversary, 11/1979 469. Trees for Israel, Soviet Jewish Activist leaders, no date 470. World Congress, Trees for Israel, Woodland, 07/1979 471. World Congress of Gay and Lesbian Jewish Organizations, report, 09/1996 472. World Congress, Leadership Conference, 1990-1997 473. World Congress, Presidential Papers, 1992-1993 474. World Congress, Board Meeting, 04/1993 475. World Congress, Election of Officers, 1992 476. World Congress, Steering Committee Meeting, 11/1992 477. World Congress, Steering Committee Meeting, London,1991,1992 478. World Congress, Board Meeting San Francisco, 1991 479. World Congress, Board Meeting, 1990 480. World Congress, Board Meeting, 1989 481. World Congress, Board Meeting, 1988 482. World Congress, Board of Directors, 1986-1987 483. World Congress, Board of Directors Meeting, 1986 484. Northeast Regional Conference, 1984 485. International Conference of Gay Jews. Liaison, List, 1977 486. International Conference, 1st, 12/1975 487. International Conference, 1st, Washington, DC, 02/1976 488. International Conference, 1st, “The Art of Worship”, Washington, DC , 489. International Conference, 1st, Washington, DC, 08/1976 490. International Conference, 2nd, New York, 04/1977 491. International Conference, 3rd, Los Angeles, 05/1978 492. Service, Grace After Meals, 4th International Conference of Gay and Lesbian Jews, 493. International Conference of Lesbian and Gay Jews, 4th, Tel Aviv, 07/1979 494. International Conference, 5th, San Francisco, 08/1980 495. International Conference, 6th, Philadelphia, 07/1981 496. International Conference, 7th, Los Angeles, 07/1982 497. International Conference, 8th, Miami, 08/1983 498. International Conference, 9th, Washington, 06/1985 499. International Conference, 11th, Chicago [tenth?], 08/1989 500. International Conference, 11th Chicago, IL, 1989 501. International Conference, 12th, San Francisco, 05/1991 502. International Conference, 13th, London, 04/1993 503. International Conference, 14th , Birkat Hamazon, Thanksgiving after Meals, 1995 504. Service, Liberal Service for the 14th International Conference of Gay and Lesbian Jews, 07/1995 505. Service, Sabbath Service, 14th International Conference of Gay and Lesbian Jews, 07/1995 506. International Conference, 15th, New York (button), 07/1995 507. World Congress, 15th, Dallas, 07/1997 508. World Congress, 16th, Woodcliff Lake, NJ, 07/2000 509. World Congress, 1st, Philadelphia, General Meeting, 07/1981 510. World Congress, 2nd, Los Angeles, General Meeting, 07/1982 511. World Congress, General Meeting, Los Angeles, 07/1983 512. World Congress, Interim Board of Directors, 1983/1984 513. World Congress, Board of Directors, 1984/1985 514. World Congress, Board of Directors, 1984 515. World Congress, Board of Directors, 1985 516. World Congress, Board of Directors, 1985/1986 517. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Minutes, 1977 518. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Official letter, 1977 519. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Personal letters, 1977 520. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Media coverage, 1977 521. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Workshop Evaluations, 1977 522. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Lower East Side Tour, 1977 523. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Summary Evaluations, 1977 524. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Financial Statement, 1977 525. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Registration, CBST, 1977 526. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Registration, Guests, 1977 527. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Registration Committee, 1977 528. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Registration Summary, 1977 529. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Press Release, 1977 530. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Volunteer Forms, 1977 531. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Housing & Meals Host, 1977 532. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Tentative Schedule, 1977 533. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Application in mail, 1977 534. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Workshop Questionnaire, 1977 535. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Housing & Meals Guests, 1977 536. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Acknowledgment letter, 1977 537. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Print Block Title, 1977 538. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Registration at door, 1977 539. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Welcome Letter, 1977 540. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Evaluation Form, 1977 541. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Conference Package, 1977 542. International Conference, 2nd, New York, Call for resource Material, 1977 “;i:9;s:2228:” 543. Premises, New Sanctuary, Dedication & Shabbat Chanukah Service, 12/1998 544. Service, Sabbath Service, 227 pages, n/d 545. Publications, Misc.., 546. Service, High Holiday Appeal Letters/Expenses, 1993-1983 547. Service, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, no date 548. Service, Shabbat Shira Concert, 2000 549. Service, “Synagogue As Spiritual community” Rabbi Kleinbaum, 10/1995 550. Service, Yom Kippur Torah Service, [1992] 551. Service, Order of Services, Mincha and Nieva of Yom Kippur, no date 552. Service, Order of Evening Services Awe, no date 553. Anniversary, 25th , 1998 554. Anniversary, 21st , 1994 555. Anniversary 18th (Honoring Arthur W. Strickler), 06/1991 556. Anniversary 17th & 21st, 1990, 1996 557. Anniversary 16th, 1989 558. Rabbi Committee, Interview Forms and Reports, 559. Rabbi Committee, Reconstructionist, 560. Rabbi Committee, Misc. Publications, 561. Rabbi Committee, Misc. Pamphlets, 562. Membership Lists, 1981-1983 563. Membership Lists, 1987 564. Membership Lists, 1986 565. Membership Lists, 1985 566. Membership Lists, 1984 567. Membership Questionnaire , A 568. Membership Questionnaire , B 569. Membership Questionnaire , C 570. Membership Questionnaire , D 571. Membership Questionnaire , E 572. Membership Questionnaire , F 573. Membership Questionnaire , G 574. Membership Questionnaire , H 575. Membership Questionnaire , I 576. Membership Questionnaire , J 577. Membership Questionnaire , K 578. Membership Questionnaire , L 579. Membership Questionnaire , M 580. Membership Questionnaire , N 581. Membership Questionnaire , O 582. Membership Questionnaire , P 583. Membership Questionnaire , Q 584. Membership Questionnaire , R 585. Membership Questionnaire , S 586. Membership Questionnaire , T 587. Membership Questionnaire , U – Z 588. Memorial Board Master Calendar, 08/1988 589. Correspondence – Gifts, 1992 590. Correspondence – Gifts, 1991 591. Correspondence – Gifts, 1990 “;i:10;s:2879:” 592. Education & Other Brochures 593. Membership, Voters List, Annual Meeting, 1992, 1994 594. Membership Reports, 1994 595. Membership Lists, 1994 596. Strategic Planning Session, 05/1991 597. Events and Activities, 1993, 1994 598. Service, Minyon, Feminist Service Readings, Etc, no/date 599. Service, Event Flyers, Feminist, 1991 600. Service, Misc., 1998-2000 601. Service, Music, special Events, 1995 602. Finance, Auction, 1995 603. Pride Agenda, 1995, 1996 604. Anniversary, 21st , Correspondence, Invitations, 1994 605. Anniversary, 21st , Flyers, 1994 606. Service, Feminist Siddur, no/date 607. Service, Memorial Listing, 1994 608. Service, Bat Mitzvah, 1991, 1992 609. Service, Passover, no/date 610. Service, Feminist Minyan Outlines, 1991-1992 611. Newsletter, CBST, Feminist, 10/1991-02/1992 612. Service, Feminist Minyan Outlines, 1991-1992 613. Service, Torah, no/date 614. Service, Rosh Hodesh, 1987 615. CBST Jewish Lesbian 50+ (more or less) Minutes, Correspondence, 1997-1999 616. CBST Jewish Lesbian 50+ (more or less) Print Media, 1997-1999 617. Membership Information Form A, 1997 618. Membership Information Form B, 1997 619. Membership Information Form C, 1997 620. Membership Information Form D, 1997 621. Membership Information Form E, 1997 622. Membership Information Form F, 1997 623. Membership Information Form G, 1997 624. Membership Information Form H, 1997 625. Membership Information Form J, 1997 626. Membership Information Form K, 1997 627. Membership Information Form L, 1997 628. Membership Information Form M-N, 1997 629. Membership Information Form O, P, 1997 630. Membership Information Form R, 1997 631. Membership Information Form S, 1997 632. Membership Information Form T, U, V, 1997 633. Membership Information Form W, Y, Z, 1997 634. Membership Information Form “To Be Called”, 1997 635. Art Work Designs, Programs, No/date 636. Premises Repair Brass Doors, 1980 637. Art Work Newsletter Masthead Drawings, No/date 638. Art Work, Ark Crown, Eternal Light Drawings, No/date 639. Art Work, Signs, Flyers, No/date 640. Art Work, Ark , No/date 641. Artwork, World Congress, International Conference, No/date 642. Kosher Wedding, A, No/date 643. Ceremony of Commitment, 1987 644. Holy Unions Correspondence, 1987 645. Service, Brit Chayim for Yafit Tova, 11/1994 646. Service, Bat Mitzvah, Janet Ida Englund , 08/1993 647. Service, A Service of Hope and Comfort (28 pages), No/date 648. Service, Installation Rabbi Sharon A. Kleinbaum, 09/1992 649. Scholar in Residence, 12/2000 “;i:11;s:3032:” 650. Pride Shabbath, 6/2000 651. Ritual Committee, Glossary for, no/date 652. Service program, No/date 653. Anniversary, 25th, Shabbath Songs, 02/1998 654. Anniversary, 25th, Shabbath Shira program, 02/1998 655. Anniversary, 25th Shabbath Shira Concert, 02/1998 656. Service, Shabbath Shira Program, 02/1999 657. Award, Heritage of Pride, 06/1993 658. Award, Gilt Document (in Hebrew), H 5075 659. Trees for Israel 1637, 07/1979 660. Trees, A Garden, 661. Correspondence, Mario Cuomo, 11/1990 662. Correspondence, Red Weiss, 11/1990 663. Trees (18) Society for Protection of Personal Rights, 05/1997 664. Trees, A Garden of 100, H 4770 665. Award, Comptroller’s Elizabeth Holtzman , 06/1993 666. Award, SAGE 21 Years CBST, 1994 667. Anniversary 25th, Congressional Record, 668. Ritual Committee, 1997-1999 669. Service Leaders, 1999 670. SAGE, Spiritual Passage: Older Gays Talk about God, 05/2000 671. Ark, Proposal drawing, 01/1995 672. Ark cost Estimate, 1995 673. Anniversary, 25th, brochures, correspondence, 1998 674. Service, Friends and Family, 2000 675. Service, Yom Ha’atzma’nt Commemoration, 04/2000 676. Service, Holocaust Remembrance, 05/2000 677. Service, Holocaust Remembrance, 678. HIV (AIDS) Committee, 1994-1995 679. Wills, 1984-1986 680. Biography, Irving Cooperberg, 10/1990 681. Strategic Planning Workshop, Vision 2000, 1997 682. Strategic Planning Workshop, Result of Focus Groups, 12/1996 683. Strategic Planning Workshop for Synagogues, 1996 684. Strategic Planning Workshop for Synagogues, 1995 685. Award, Certificate from the Caring Community (older adults), 04/1998 686. Education Committee, Children and Family Education Program, 01/2000 687. Commission on Jewish Identity and renewal, 1999 688. CBST Community Chorus 689. Diary from 1996 Israel Trip, 1996 690. Election Committee, 1995 691. Service, High Holidays, 1999 692. Correspondence (Norman Oppenheirmer), 09/1952 693. Newsletter inserts, Various 694. Memorials, 1996-1998 695. Premises, New Sanctuary & Sabbat Chanukah Service, 1991 696. Picnic, Softball, 1994 697. Premises Trust Fund, Major Donors, Grant, 1999-2000 698. Rabbi Sabbatical, 1999 699. Ritual Committee, 1998 700. Becoming a Kehillah Mekabelet (Welcoming Congregation), 1998 701. Committee, Kley Kodesh K’Vutsa (Holy Vessels), 1994-1997 702. Service, Holocaust Remembrance, 1993-1994 703. Bookplate, 1999 704. Rabbi Committee, Report, 1990 705. Finance, Fund Raiser, 1993 706. Photos, proof sheet, 1998 707. Communications Survey, 1997 708. Anniversary, 21st, 1994 709. Memorial, Mel Rosen, 08/1994 710. Service, Torah, 1994 711. World Congress Board, Slide Presentation & script, 07/1990 “;} Contains Minutes, Newsletters, Correspondence, By-Laws, Liturgy for services, World Congress of Gay and Lesbian Jewish Organizations, International Conference of Lesbian and Gay Jews, Newsletters of Other Congregations.

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Hunter College Honors Course in Educational Research by Walter Streng 18. Alcoholism and the Lesbian Community 19. Questions and Answers on the New York City Council Bill to Extend Civil Rights to Gay People (NYCLU), November 1981 20. Report of a Survey by the New York City Commission on Human Rights on Instances of Discrimination Among Gay Citizens in New York, November 1981 21. The Boston Project: Toward An Agenda for Gay & Lesbian Citizens (Executive Summary), 1983 22. Anti-Gay/Lesbian Victimization: A Study by the National Gay Task Force, June 1984 23. In Every Classroom: The Report of the President’s Select Committee for Lesbian and Gay Concerns, 1989 24. Bias in Psychotherapy with Lesbians and Gay Men: Final Report/ plus: Graduate Faculty in Psychology Interested in Lesbian & Gay Issues/ A Selected Bibliography of Lesbian and Gay Concerns in Psychology (Committee on Lesbian and Gay Concerns), 1990 25. Who We Are: Health Concerns of Middle-Aged Lesbians (A Report From the National Lesbian health Care Survey), 1990 26. Preliminary Report for the ACT UP Boston Summit Meeting, June 1993 27. Lesbian Visibility: A Report about Lesbians in the European Community, 1995 28. Democratic National Convention Office of Lesbian and Gay Outreach Chicago, 1996 29. Miscellaneous Conferences A-Z, 1981-1994 30. Women Loving Women: A New Concept in Conference, 11/2/? 31. The Universities and the Gay Experience: A Conference Sponsored by the Women and Men of the Gay Academic Union (New York), 11/23-24/1973 32. The Astraea Foundation Minutes, 2/1/1980, 4/4/1980 33. DC Conference on Sexual Minority Youth, 3/24/1984 “;i:2;s:3647:” 34. Lesbians Choosing Motherhood Conference, 11/17/1984 35. NYC Commission on Human Rights – Minutes and Agenda, 1985 36. West Hollywood Conference, 11/22-24/1985 37. Mayor’s Police Council on Lesbian and Gay Issues – Minutes, 3/5/1987 38. Adolescents and AIDS Working Group Minutes, 12/2/1987 39. National Conference on Homophobia – Campaign to End Homophobia, 1987-1988 40. AIDS Action Network – AIDS Roundtable Discussion Agenda, 5/3/1988 41. Lesbian Agenda Conference hosted by Coalition of East Coast Lesbians – Planning Meeting, 9/25/1988 42. National Black Gay and Lesbian Conference, 2/17-20/1989 43. National Lesbian Conference (Atlanta, GA) 4/24-28/1991 44. Lesbian Erotic Dance – Program & Workshop with JoAnn Loulan, 7/1991 45. Second Annual Bronx Lesbians United in Sisterhood Conference, 10/19/1991 46. Managing AIDS in a Multi-Ethnic Gay & Lesbian Community, 10/25/1991 47. Project Empowerment Retreat for Gay and Lesbian School Administrators, 3/6-8/1992 48. Lesbian Care Center – Meeting Minutes, 9/8/1992 49. Taking Action Against Racism Workshop, 6/12/1994 50. Safe and Out (Leadership Project of the Lesbian AIDS Project), 6/18/1994 51. Lesbians United Networking Association’s Lesbian Health Exchange, 7/10/1994 52. World AIDS Conference, Vancouver, July 5-6, 1996 53. Research on Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual youths: Implications for Developmental Intervention, June 7-9, 1996 54. National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference, July 13-17, 1996 55. National Black Lesbian and Gay Conference and Institutes, February 13-17, 1997 56. National Conference on Women and HIV, May 4-7, 1997 57. Miscellaneous Events A-Z, 1981-1996 58. Forum on the Future, 9/16/1978 59. Galas Boston: Great American Lesbian Art Show, 8/1980 60. The New York Gay Film Festival, 12/1981 61. National Gay Task Force – Award Dinner, 1983 62. New York City Lesbian Health Fair, 3/7/1992 63. Stonewall 25, 1992 64. Audre Lorde Memorial Service, 1993 65. The Stonewall Awards, 1994 66. Gay Games Amsterdam, 8/1998 67. Articles A to ZAdolescents and AIDS by JH and Robert Schaecher, 1992AIDS Prevention for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adolescents by JH and Robert Schaecher, 1994At The Crossroads: Lesbian Youth by JH, 1995Coming Out as Lesbian or Gay in the Era of AIDS by Mary Jane Rotheram-Borus, JH, Margaret RosarioDebates over Sex Education May Put Teen Health at Risk by Bridget Murray, 1996Dyke Life (Review) by Jen Burke, 1996Gay and Lesbian Adolescents by JH and Robert SchaecherHelping Gay Street Youth in New York by Peter Freiberg, 1988Lesbian and Gay Youth by JH and Robert SchaecherLesbians and AIDS by Kristina Campbell, 1996New Directions for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth by JH, 1996Stresses on Lesbian and Gay Adolescents in Schools by JH and Robert Schaecher, 1987Suicidal Behavior and Gay-Related Stress Among Gay and Bisexual Male Adolescents by Mary J. Rotheram- Borus, JH, and Margaret Rosario, 1994Violence Against Lesbian and Gay Male Youths by JH, 1990Women Who Sleep with Women by JH and Priscilla Alexander, 1996 68. Testimony Presented to the Governor’s Task Force on Lesbian and Gay Issues, 1985 69. Miscellaneous Correspondence A-Z, 1982-1996 70. Community Council of Lesbian and Gay Organizations, 1982 71. Dyke TV 72. Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats, 1980-1987 73. Gay Men’s Alliance and Lesbian Rising Collective of Hunter College (Gay Liberation Collective), 1974-1976 “;i:3;s:840:” 74. Gay Press Association, 1982-1984 75. Gay Rights National Lobby, 1981-1983 76. Lesbian and Gay Health Advocacy, 1984 77. Lesbian Feminist Liberation, Inc., 1970s 78. Lesbian Herstory Archives, 1979 79. March Committee for Lesbian and Gay Rights/Los Angeles, 1980 80. National Association of Gay and Lesbian Democratic Clubs, 1984-1987 81. National Association of Gay and Lesbian Democratic Clubs, 1984-1987 82. National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (Press Packet for Hearings on Anti-Gay Violence, 10/9/1986 and Creating Change Conference, 1989) 83. National Gay Rights Advocates – National Coming Out Day Kit, 1988 84. The National Lesbian Mentorship Project, 1988 85. National Organization for Women, 1976-1982 86. National Organization for Women, 1976-1982 “;i:4;s:1194:” 87. National Organization for Women, 1976-1982 88. Old Lesbians Organizing for Change, 1993-1994 89. One Institute/International Gay and Lesbian Archives 90. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, 1987-1990 91. Parents of Gays Group, 1975 92. The Womens AIDS Project 93. Gays on Campus ed. by J. Lee Lehman (National Gay Student Center), 1975 94. Loving Women by The Nomadic Sisters and Victoria Hammond, 1975 95. What Lesbians Do by Godiva, 1975 96. Growing Up Gay, 1976 97. The Meaning of Our Love for Women Is What We Have Constantly to Expand by Adrienne Rich, 1977 98. The Answer is Matriarchy by Barbara Love and Elizabeth Shanklin, 1978 99. Handbook for Beaten Women by Marjory D. Fields and Elyse Lehman, 1984 100. Domestic Partnership 101. Lesbian and Gay Health and Social Work Issues, 1973-1990 102. Soviet Union [Sergei Paradzhanov – Soviet film director imprisoned for homosexuality], 1975-1978 103. Family Protection Act, 1980-1981 104. Gays in the Military, 1992-1993 105. Gay Community Chest/Center, 1981 106. National Coalition of Gay Activists, 1970’s “;i:5;s:395:” 107. National Lesbian Conference, 1989-1990 108. National Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation (NLGHF), 1988 109. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1989 110. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1990 111. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1991 112. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1992 “;i:6;s:782:” 113. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1993 114. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA), 1994 115. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association / National Association of Lesbian and Gay Alcholism Professionals (NLGHA/NALGAP), 1994 116. 17th National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference (NLGHA), 6/14-6/29/1995 117. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association (NLGHA) – Staff/ Official Working Documents, 1995-1996 118. National Lesbian and Gay Health Assocation (NLGHA), 1995-1996 119. National Ryan White Title III B Coalition, 1995 120. National Youth Advocacy Coalition, 1992-1993 121. National Youth Advocacy Coalition, 1994-1996 122. National Youth Advocacy Colation, 1997-1998 (1 of 2) “;i:7;s:367:” 122. National Youth Advocacy Coalition, 1997-1998 (2 of 2) 123. Writings 124. Candidates for National Staff: National March on Washington – October 11, 1987 125. March on Washington – Nat[ional] Executive Committee Oct. 11, 1987 126. March on Washington 1987 127. March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights – October 11, 1987 “;i:8;s:255:” 128. Rally N.O.W. 1987 129. Movement – March on Washington 1989 130. March on Washington, 1993 131. NOLAG 132. NOLAG: Minutes and Resolutions 133. Miscellaneous Gay Youth 134. Stonewall 25 135. Robin Tyler “;i:9;s:966:” 136. 7th International Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Youth and Student Conference, 1990 (Conference Agenda, Info. for Workshop Participants) 137. International Lesbian & Gay Association, 14th Annual World Conference, Paris 1992 (Agenda, Meeting Minutes) 138. Dutch Association for the Integration of Homosexuality (HOMODOK), VIII International Conference on AIDS, Amsterdam 1992 (Conference Agenda) 139. National Colloquium of Gay & Lesbian Youth, 1993 (Meeting Minutes, Mission Statement) 140. IX International Conference on AIDS, Berlin 1993 141. National Youth Advocacy Coalition First Annual Summit, 1997 142. International Lesbian & Gay Association 15th Annual Conference, Barcelona 1993 (Agenda, Workshop Minutes) 143. International Lesbian & Gay Human Rights Commission, 1991 (Articles relating to Julie Dorf, Executive Director; Policies; By-laws; articles of incorporation; mission statements) “;i:10;s:1281:” 144. International Lesbian & Gay Human Rights Commission, 1992 (News articles; meeting minutes; mission statements; policies; press releases; newsletters; memos & correspondence) 145. International Lesbian & Gay Human Rights Commission, 1993 (Press releases; policies; newsletters; action alerts) 146. American Friends Service Committee “Bridges Project,” 1993 (Mission statement, committee meeting minutes, budgets) 147. International Lesbian & Gay Association (ILGA), 1990-1992 (Meeting minutes, conference papers) 148. National Advocacy Coalition on Youth & Sexual Orientation, 1993-1994 (Mission statement, meeting minutes) 149. National Center for Lesbian Rights, 1990-1993 (Meeting minutes, newsletters) 150. RFSL: Swedish Federation of Gay & Lesbian Rights, 1991-1992 (Conference agenda for 1992) 151. Psychotherapy (American Psychological Association Committee on Lesbian and Gay Concerns: 2 reports, 1988 & 1990; “Counseling and Homosexuality: Some Considerations” (unauthored paper); “Aging and Lesbian/Gay Male Questionnaire”; Robert Hawkins & A. Elfin Moses, “The Do’s and Don’t’s of a Course on Lesbian and Gay Issues”; Warren Blumenfeld, “Backfire: How Homophobia Harms Heterosexuals”) “;} Approximately 5 feet of materials housed in 5 boxes. The collection contains materials relating to the professional and political work of Joyce Hunter. Included are papers regarding her involvement in the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights and articles written by Hunter on social and health issues affecting the gay and lesbian communities, conference and meeting materials from organizations with which she was involved, miscellaneous correspondence, and publications by other authors regarding gay and lesbian issues. The collection spans the period from the 1970s through the late 1990s. The collection will give researchers some general information on the types of professional and political activities that Hunter engaged in and of the political and social situation for many in the gay and lesbian communities from the 1970s through the 1990s.Note: Most files were created during processing. The few exceptions include the CLGR records, NOW files (in Organizations), the Soviet Union file (in Subjects), Writings, and NLGHA Files.

a:7:{i:0;s:582:” 1. Franchise, Anyone (fiction) 2. The Pleasures of Travel (fiction) 3. Go Fetch, Zook (juvenile picture book) 4. All Those Pigeons (juvenile fiction) 5. Without Benefit of Subtitles (fiction) 6. Eric & Friend in Central Park 7. My Surprise Book 8. Lisa and Her Picture Frames 9. Quiver, Quaver And Quake 10. The Trouble with Her Image 11. Bold, But Not Too Bloody 12. The Royal Divorce, A True History 13. Intimate Territory 14. Embarrassment of Riches, A Comedy 15. Amos Brandon’s Rite “;i:1;s:658:” 16. Harry is Our Pet 17. Jimmy’s Adventures with the Amazing Disguise Kit 18. The Amazing Disguise Kit 19. More Adventures with the Amazing Disguise Kit 20. The Added Mechanical Attachment 21. Which Way Home 22. The Goddess Complex 23. When My Cousin From Africa Came to Visit (fiction) 24. The House Where Everything was Black or White 25. Restoration Nell (musical comedy) 26. My Cavaradossi 27. City Planning 28. Bajour, Bajour (musical comedy) 29. The Autobiography of Henry J. Torrings (TV play) 30. Sister Carrie (opera libretto) 31. The Answer (fiction) “;i:2;s:459:” 32. Hamlet with a Handmike 33. The Sidewalk Café as a State of Mind (travel) 34. What Unicorn in Whose Garden 35. There’s a Centaur in My Garden (TV comedy) 36. Miscellaneous Titles (fiction) 37. Balcony Ushers Review Concert Audiences 38. The Bards (fiction) 39. There are Gaps…(fiction) 40. Frau Cosima Sends… 41. Visual Impressions Count (fiction) 42. The Heldentenor (fiction/humor) “;i:3;s:138:” 43. Chapbooks 44. Chapbooks 45. Notes-“Hamlet with a Handmike” 46. Chapbooks; The Way It Happened Next (fiction) “;i:4;s:350:” 47. Miscellaneous 48. Chapbooks 49. Papers – “Quiver, Quaver and Quake” 50. Papers – “Peak Performance” 51. Chapbooks 52. Papers – “Cruising” 53. Chapbooks 54. Warren 55. Papers – Future Ideas 56. Dynamics of the Aging Patient (copy) 57. Travel Dynamics 58. Family photographs “;i:5;s:415:” 59. The Natural History Group 60. Anthonius Sluiter 61. Resume 62. Olin Water Scientists/Poolife 63. Olin-Super Sock It 64. True-#2 65. Publisher’s letters 66. Ad Copy 67. McCall’s 68. Aqualux 69. Pulsar II-Comm’l Pool Feeder 70. College Papers 71. Prime Timers 72. Girl Talk-layouts 73. Food and Drug Packaging (brochures) “;i:6;s:342:” 74. Kodak Instamatic-copy 75. HTH Dry Clorinator 76. Personal documents 77. A Film Approach for Monsanto Carpets 78. History of the Crusades 79. Brochures and cut paper: Ozite, Gilbey’s, Heublein, Stern & Co. 80. Layouts (Oversize removed to box 25, folder 80) 81. Let’s Talk About Omalon “;} This collection contains personal and family papers, including birth certificate, passports, school certificates and photographs. It also contains scripts for TV plays (not produced), children’s books (not published), mystery stories (not published), outlines for plays, and handwritten notes.

a:1:{i:0;s:2365:” 1. [Correspondence between Denis Kitchen and Howard Cruse (1979 – 1983)] 2. [Correspondence between Denis Kitchen, Rand Holmes and Howard Cruse (1980)] 3. [Correspondence between Howard Cruse and Kurt Erichsen (1980 – 1982).] 4. [Correspondence between Jennifer Camper & Howard Cruse (1980 – 1983).] 5. [Correspondence between “Vaughn” (of TCB Studios) & Howard Cruse, including 10 pages of cartoons (1982 – 1983).] 6. [Correspondence between Roberta Gregory & Howard Cruse (1979 – 1983).] 7. [Correspondence between Robert Triptow & Howard Cruse (1981 – 1984).] 8. [Correspondence between Mary Wings and Howard Cruse (1972 – 1982)] 9. [Correspondence between Joe Sinardi & Howard Cruse, including cartoons by Joe Sinardi (1980 – 1983).] 10. [Correspondence between Lee Marrs & Howard Cruse (1980 – 1982).] 11. [Correspondence between “Demian” and Howard Cruse, including some artwork by “Demian” (1980 – 1983).] 12. [Correspondence between Burton Clarke and Howard Cruse (1980 – 1982).] 13. [Correspondence between Kalervo Pulkkinen and Howard Cruse (1982 – 1983).] 14. [Correspondence from Howard Cruse to various artists and others (1980 – 1984).] 15. [Correspondence from Kitchen Sink Press, United Parcel Service, & Lehner Law Office (1982 – 1983).] 16. [Correspondence between Howard Cruse and The Advocate (1981), Christopher Street (1984), and In Touch (undated) magazines.] 17. [Correspondence between Howard Cruse and Gay Comix readers, many soliciting their work, some sample work included (1979 – 1981, Bulk 1980 – 1981).] 18. [Correspondence between Howard Cruse and Gay Comix readers, many soliciting their work, some sample work included (1982 – 1983).] 19. [Some personal correspondence to and from Howard Cruse (1982 – 1983).] 20. [Article about Demian (undated), and an article and press release (1982) about a treatment for paralysis.] 21. [Various artwork (1979 – 1983, some undated).] 22. [Press releases and form letters soliciting work for Gay Comix (1980 – 1983).] 23. [Permission forms from Gay Comix (1982).] 24. [Krupp dealers’ catalog (1980).] 25. [Published reviews (1980 – 1984, Bulk 1980 – 1981).] 26. [Gay Comix numbers 1 through 5 (1980 – 1984).] “;} The collection consists primarily of Howard Cruse’s correspondence related to the publication of Gay Comix numbers 1 – 5, 1980 – 1984. It includes correspondence between Howard Cruse, and his publisher, various contributors, cartoonists soliciting their work, and fans. Some of Howard Cruse’s letters detail his intentions and vision for the Gay Comix series. The collection includes published reviews and copies of Gay Comix 1 – 5.

a:5:{i:0;s:2362:” 1. [Committee of Outraged Lesbians] 2. Sample Letters [re NY Gay Rights Bill, 1986] 3. Letters to Council members & Others 4. Letters from Council members etc 5. Conference Proposal: Betty Santoro [Prelude to Nat’l March on Wash. II, 1986] 6. Petition copies/Please vote 576.A (not the Petition)[986] 7. 1978 CLGR Brochure 8. Panel Talk – AIDS in Workplace – C. H. Project 4-16-86 9. About Nick (Raison D’etre est Mystery, But It Seems to Have Been Requested) 10. City Council Scorecard 3/11 11. Q & A about Intro 2 12. Lambda LDEF – 576A Unconstitutional – LTR 5-5-86 to Horowitz 13. NYU Law School Petitions Intro 2 Feb ’86 14. S.I. Letters Petition (Xerox) 15. Originals for Copying 16. Constitution of CLGR, May 27, 1986 17. CLGR’s Constitutional Drafts (1986) + Old Constitution, 1979 18. Hearings 11- 19-84 [Transcript of Gen. Welfare Com. Hearings] 19. 2/23/86 CLGR Letter of Hearing 20. CLGR Newsline D-Days Abound in March [1986] 21. CLRG Letter, 3/5/86 22. Invitation to March 11 Hearing 23. 4.28 CLGR LTR to Friends of Rights 24. EO 50 to Amicus Brief (1984?) [Executive Order 50] 25. Action Alert (576A from C. L. to Mayor) CLGR 26. Action Alert!!! (Hearing & Protest 576A before Koch) CLGR Newsline 5-16-86 27. Sample Letters – The Main Set of 5 for Rights Bill 28. Anti-Gay Rights 29. Sample Letter – 576A 30. Filing – D. Brienza (30) [Campaign finance] 31. Originals [1986] 32. [Filings, 1985 – Campaign Finance] 33. Filings – Eisland (10) [Campaign Finance 1985] 34. Filings Ferrer (13) [Campaign Finance 1985] 35. Filings – Pinkett (28) 36. Filings – Leffler (16) 37. Filings – Vallone (24) 38. Filings – Berman (23) 39. Filings – Robles (27) 40. Filings – Gerges (29) 41. [Speakers for Council Hearings 3/11/86] 42. Campaign to Stop AMDTS. To New G. RTS. Law 1986 43. History of Bill [1986] 44. Membership Application to CLGR – Alliance Against Female Oppression 45. Intro 576A Memo & Bill 46. Intro 2 [1986] 47. Ron Marx’s Complaint 48. Lambda LDEF 576A Unconst. LTR 49. Testimony [March 1986] 50. Kogan Draft Native Article? “;i:1;s:5055:” 51. [New York State Coalition of Gay Organizations, By Laws, Minutes 1977-978, List of Member Organizations] 52. [New York State Gay & Lesbian Lobby, ’87-’89] 53. [Ad Hoc Committee on Family Diversity, ’88] 54. [Family Diversity Coalition, ’89-’92] 55. [March on Washington Financial Account & Post-March Material, 1980] 56. [National Lesbian & Gay March on Washington, ’87] 57. Support File Medical [CLGR, ’87] 58. Support File General Info [CLGR, Undated] 59. [Letters to Mayor Koch, Council President Bellamy & Council Members re Intro 384, ’78] 60. Support File Press – National Gay Task Force [CLGR, Undated] 61. [Gay Teachers Support Packet – National Gay Task Force, Undated] 62. Support File Master Copy [CLGR, Intro 475, Intro 2 & Intro 554, ’71- ’75] 63. [CLGR Minutes, Jun 15, ’86, May 12, May 19, Jun 2, ’87 & Mar 7, ’89] 64. [CLGR- Misc. Material re Gay Rights Bills, ’78-’83 & Undated] 65. [CLGR Misc., ’78-’94] 66. [CLGR Membership Appeals & Fund Raising Letters, Undated & ’92] 67. [CLGR Albany Reports and Lobbying Material, Undated] 68. [Misc. Material re NY State Gay Rights Law, ’77-’87] 69. [Various Histories of NY City Gay Rights Bills, ’71-’86] 70. [CLGR Task Force on People with AIDS (PWA’s) & Stationery, ’88-’89 71. [CLRG Stationery, 2 Different Versions] 72. [CLRG Commemorative Journal, Passage of Intro 2, June ’86] 73. [CLGR 10th Anniversary Commemorative Journal and Related Material, Jun ’87] 74. [CLGR 11th Anniversary Reception & 2d Annual Awards, Jun ’88] 75. [CLGR 12th Anniversary Reception & 3d Annual Awards, Jun ’89] 76. [CLGR NY City Certificate re Mayor Koch signing Local Law 2, ’86] 77. [CLGR Certificate of Commendation for Local Law 2 Efforts, ’86 & Invitation to Awards Party, Dec ’86] 78. [CLGR Invitation to 10th Anniversary Party for Passage of Local Law 2, Apr ’86] 79. [CLGR Holiday Party Honoring Joyce Hunter & Jim Levin, Undated] 80. [CLGR Veteran’s Day Party Invitation, Nov 11, ’93] 81. [CLGR Wall St. Project, ’92] 82. [CLGR Draft of NY State Bias Crimes Bill, ’89] 83. Deposit Slips, Bank Statements [& Phone Bill, CLGR, ’77,’78,’95] 84. [David Thorstad Resignation Letter as CLGR Spokesperson, Mar ’79] 85. [Handwritten Invitation to Stonewall 20 Years Later Forum, 5/9/89] 86. [Minutes of 3/11/89 Planning Meeting for Stonewall 20th Anniversary Conference] 87. [CLGR – Cardinal O’Connor Letter Concerning Catholic Hospital Policy, ’84] 88. [Archdiocese of NY: Cardinal O’Connor Letter to Cooper, ’85; Opposition to Gay Rights Law, ’86] 89. [Opposition to Joseph Lisa, CLGR, ’87] 90. [Yellow Pad -’89] 91. NY Women’s Center [’70] 92. Women’s Center & Fifth St. Building – Program Materials [’72] 93. Chelsea Firehouse Proposal, 1973 [Women’s Liberation Center] 94. [Letters from Organizations Supporting Chelsea Firehouse Purchase by Women’s Liberation Center, ’84] 95. [Firehouse Purchase, Lesbian Group Non-Endorsement, ’82] 96. [Women’s Liberation Center History, Description, Activity, Financial Info re Proposed Purchase of Firehouse, Stationery, ’73-’84] 97. [Women’s Liberation Center Board of Estimate Approval of Firehouse Sale with Nonprofit Restriction, ’80] 98. [What is the Women’s Center] 99. [Women’s Liberation Center Minutes, List of Directors, ’86] 100. [Report to Women’s Center Board – Space Rental Project, ’86] 101. [Women’s Liberation Center – Flyers] 102. [Women’s Liberation Center Handwritten Draft, Annual Open House Invitation, Undated] 103. Auction, June 2, 1984 104. [Women’s Liberation Center “Women on Our Own” Project, Undated] 105. 1979 Contract Revised and Approved [“Women on Our Own” – Women’s Liberation Center 106. CETA Applications 1979 [“Women on Our Own” – Women’s Liberation Center] 107. [Women’s Liberation Center donation Thanks & Form Letter, ’86] 108. WLC Letterhead Impromptu Style 109. [Women’s Liberation Center Threatened Sale of Firehouse, ’81] 110. Information Collective 111. Past Engagements [Speakers] 112. Speakers Collective Financial Records 113. Speakers Collective Work to Do 114. Speakers Collective Log Sheets/Spring 1970-71 115. Speakers Collective 116. Correspondence [Speakers Collective] 117. Reply to New Form Letter 118. Women Asking Action By Us 119. Information Collective Returned Answers to Letters 120. Information Pertaining to Steering Collective (Nov. Statement, Tax Exempt Status, Forms, etc.) 121. Women’s Center Journal [Financial Records, 79- ’83] 122. Financial Collective – General [Bank Resolution & Organizing Notes, WLC, ’70] 123. [Bank Statements – Women’s Liberation Center, ’78 & ’85-’86] “;i:2;s:1652:” 124. Monthly Dues for Women’s Center [1970] 125. Insurance [Women’s Liberation Center, ’83-’87] 126. [Women’s Liberation Center of Nassau County] 127. [First Women’s Economic Development & Employment Corp., Certificate of Incorporation & Minutes of First Annual Meeting, ’81-’82] 128. Purchase of Firehouse [’84] 129. [Firehouse Drawings] 130. [First Women’s Economic Development & Employment Corp. By Laws (’82), Minutes (’85-’86), Director List (’85)] 131. [Community Board 4 Resolution re First Women’s, ’86] 132. [1982 Block Grant] 133. [First Women’s Economic Development & Employment Corp., Proposal for Resource Directory to NY City, ’85-’86] 134. [Letter to IRS – 1986] 135. [LFL Political Material,’73-’86] 136. [LFL Mailing] List 137. [unfoldered – five 8×10 spiral notebooks and two video tape containers] 138. [Misc.] 139. Correspondence to CLGR 140. Language Committee – CLGR 141. Material for Press Kits 142. Media Committee [1978] 143. Media Releases – CLGR – Chronological Order [1978] 144. Intro 384 – Demonstrations 145. Press Releases 1979 146. Bigot of the Month [1979] 147. CLGR Sign-Up Sheets [1986-87] 148. Sign-Up Sheets [1982] 149. Mailings – First 1970 150. CLGR Mailing List 151. CLGR Volunteer Forms 152. Letter Writing Support Info 153. Odds & Ends 154. G. I. D. Membership List [Gay Independent Democratic Club] 155. CLGR Copy of All Materials [1978] 156. Bulletin ADS [1979] 157. AD (unfoldered) “;i:3;s:2458:” 158. Check Stubs 159. Real Estate Meeting – Nov. 22, 1973 160. Herstory 161. Radical Feminists 162. Vietnam 163. Peace Movement Literature, Black Liberation, etc. 164. Bulletin Board 165. Womens East Fifth Street Building 166. Fourth World Manifesto 167. Catalogues 168. Health 169. Image of Women in Advertising & The Media – N.O.W. – N.Y.C. 170. Any Woman’s Blues: A Collection of Writing from Women’s Studies 171. C1- C2 Self Help Project – Dorothy Tennon Ph.D. 172. Abortion 173. Old Notices 174. Other Centers Info 175. N. O. W. 176. International Literature & Letters 177. Women & The Law 178. [Articles] 179. Psychology Packet, 1972 180. [AIDS Article Summaries, 1984] 181. Gay Games 1994 182. Porn [Meese Commission, 1985] 183. [Gay Academy Union Research on Sodomy Repeal] 184. Women & Socialism 185. Sex 186. WONAAC [Women’s National Abortion Coalition] 187. Centers for Change [1972} 188. Women & Welfare 189. Consciousness Raising 190. Women in China 191. Beauty Trap 192. Legislation 193. Sex Roles 194. Health 195. New York Radical Feminists 196. Women in the Left 197. Periodicals 198. Women’s Studies 199. Berkeley Women’s Liberation Conference Aug. 15-17, 1969 200. [1976-1995 & Undated Material from Various Lesbian and Women’s Organizations] 201. Cruising [Movie Protest,’79] 202. [Disable in Action, ’85- ’86] 203. [Dade County Coalition for Human Rights Letter, Oct. ’77] 204. [Gay Activists Alliance – Intro 5554, Undated] 205. [NAMBLA] 206. [Enoch Williams Controversy, ’92] 207. [“Notes on Child Care”, Undated Article] 208. [Paper – “Causes of Homosexuality”, Undated] 209. [SWEEP – Exposure of Socialist Worker Party – WUNTRAC – ’71] 210. [Domestic Partnership Proposed Local Law , ’86- ’92] 211. [Homelessness & AIDS, ’88-’89][ 212. [Gay Rights Bill in New Zealand, ’85] 213. [Gay Directories, ’89 & Undated] 214. [Misc. Material from Various Organizations, ’70’s & Undated] 215. [Misc. Material – Individuals – ’87 – ’94 & Undated] 216. [Humm -Testimony on AIDS and Youth, ’87] 217. [Misc. Reports on Homosexual Rights, ’75-’86] “;i:4;s:1723:” 218. [Material re: Hate Crimes Legislation – NYC, NYS & USA, ’87-’95] 219. [National Gay and Lesbian Task Forces, ’89] 220. [Child Abuse Literature, ’88-’89] 221. [Campaign for A People’s Budget, ’89] 222. [Memorial Programs, ’87-’95] 223. [Memo Books, Undated] 224. [Cooper’s Date Book, ’75-’76 & Undated Memo Book] 225. [Personal letter to and from Cooper, 1983-’90 & Alison’s Horoscope] 226. [Letter to Cooper from New Zealand re Int’l Lesbian & Gay Conference, Dec. ’87] 227. [Personal Hair Analysis Report – Cooper – 1983] 228. Ladykillers [Original Notes, Supply Info, Bills, 1979-’90] 229. [Cooper – Various Versions of Her Resume, Job Application Undated, Job Recommendations, ’87 & NY State Civil Service Test Notice, ’80] 230. [Cooper – Apartment Lease, 1983] 231. [Cooper – Misc. Personal Bank Records, ’75, ’87, Check to US Passport Service, 87, Paycheck Stubs, ’83 & ’84, 1099 from Partnership for the Homeless, ’88] 232. [Cooper – Termination of Consulting, Partnership for the Homeless, ’92] 233. [Cooper – Attorney’s Bill for Probate Work, ’95] 234. [Cooper – Chinese Doctor Diagnostic Report, ’87] 235. [Cooper’s Social Security Card, SSI Determination Letters, ’90-’95] 236. [Cooper – Personal Health Informational Material, ’85] 237. [Cooper – Medicaid Authorization Letter, 1995] 238. [Cooper – Application for Housing Assistance Letter & Support 239. [Cooper – Medical Bills, ’88-’96] 240. [Cooper – Certificate of Appreciation, 10 Years Community board Service, ’89] 241. [Williams (Cooper?) Family Genealogy – Yellow Pad – ’81 “;} Five boxes comprising 4 1/3 feet of documents. The first three boxes contain the files of CLGR. The third also contains material from and concerning other organizations in which Cooper was active. Box 4 and the beginning of Box 5 contain general and reference information about a variety of subjects of interest to the CLGR or to Cooper. Box 5 also contains personal papers and personal information about Cooper. Square brackets, i.e. […], in folder titles enclose labeling supplied during collection processing. Non-bracketed titles or parts of titles are original from CLGR or Cooper. Documents from 1978 through 1995 are included, but the bulk of the material dates from 1982 through 1986. Many items are undated. In general the documents deal with politics and political education/lobbying for the gay rights bill, with publicity and fundraising, and with current topics especially as they relate to lesbian and gay interests. Folder 55 contains material about the 1987 March on Washington. See Center Collections 004 and 005 for the records of the Organizing Committee and the Transportation Committee of the Organizing Committee of the 1987 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. See the Vertical Files for newsletters and notices and the Visual Collection for photos of Eleanor Cooper and CLGR events.

a:10:{i:0;s:52:” Folders 1-12: Negatives & transparencies “;i:1;s:53:” Folders 13-20: Negatives & transparencies “;i:2;s:50:” Folders 21-31: Prints. B/W 3×5, Color 4×6 “;i:3;s:50:” Folders 32-42: Prints. B/W 3×5, Color 4×6 “;i:4;s:50:” Folders 43-53: Prints. B/W 3×5, 5×7, 8×10 “;i:5;s:38:” Folders 54-66: Prints. B/W 3×5 “;i:6;s:49:” Folders 67-84: Prints. B/W 3×5, Color 4×6 “;i:7;s:398:” B/W 5×7, 8×10 Prints 85. #200 – 299 (1 of 3) 86. #200 – 299 (2 of 3) 87. #200 – 299 (3 of 3) 88. #300 – 399 (1 of 3) 89. #300 – 399 (2 of 3) 90. #300 – 399 (3 of 3) 91. #400 – 699 (1 of 3) 92. #400 – 699 (2 of 3) 93. #400 – 699 (3 of 3) 94. #700 – 999 95. #1000 – 1199 96. #1200 – 1299 97. #1300 – 1399 (1 of 2) “;i:8;s:364:” B/W 8×10 Prints, B/W Contact Prints 98. #1300 – 1399 (2 of 2) 99. #1400 – 1499 (1 of 3) 100. #1400 – 1499 (2 of 3) 101. #1400 – 1499 (3 of 3) 102. #134 – 168, 171 103. #1500 – 1599 104. #1600 – 1699 105. #1700 – 1799 106. #1800 – 2000 107. #101 – 290) 108. #291 – 483 109. #484 – 687 “;i:9;s:288:” B/W Contact Prints 110. #628 – 780 111. #785 – 1464 112. #1092 – 1169 113. #1170 – 1264 114. #1265 – 1297 115. #1298 – 1351 116. #1352 – 1405 117. #1406 – 1458 118. #1465 – 1673 119. #1674 – 1806 120. #1807 – 1081 “;} This collection contains close to two thousand black and white negative strips with from three to six frames per strip. There are also color negatives, slides and prints (black and white and color). A great many of the photographs are of the New York City gay liberation movement, especially of the demonstrations of the Gay Activists Alliance, 1970-1972. The collection contains pictures of many of the important leaders of that time. also included are the actual wedding pictures of Liz Eden and John Wojtowicz. “the gay bank robber,” whose story was the basis for the film “Dog Day Afternoon”. Photographs of the New York Gay Pride Parade continue into the 1980’s. There are additional images from Wandel’s early days in the Passionist Monastery, and from his time in Bradford, Pennsylvania. This latter period (the late 1970s) is mostly landscapes, but some theatrical, portrait and still life photography is included. There are also some self-portraits from this period.As of this writing (1999) most of the images are only in negative form. The negatives are numbered and correspond to a complete numbered set of contact prints. In addition there are several hundred poor-quality work prints made by the photographer, and a smaller amount of good quality prints also made by him. As new prints are needed for researchers, they will be added to the collection. All prints and negatives are arranged in numerical order which is also roughly chronological. The entire collection is indexed on a computer database, available in the archive. This database gives access by personal names, events, and subjects.

a:13:{i:0;s:1355:” 1. Activities Committee [1981]. 2. Advertising Campaign for the Gay Community [1979]. 3. Agreements and Contracts [1983-1984]. 4. American Civil Liberties Union [1978]. 5. Annual Awards Banquet [June 14, 1983, June 19, 1984]. 6. Annual Board of Directors Dinner [1978-1984]. 7. Annual Budgets [1979-1986]. 8. Annual Reports [1979-1984]. 9. Association of Suburban People/Detroit, MI [1979-1980]. 10. Assorted Material Re: Sexual Minorities (1976-1979). 11. Balloting 1983. 12. [Bank Check Record Books-From 8/16/76 to 3/7/78: checks #101-#250 and From 3/16/78 to 2/14/79: checks #251-#395]. 1/2″ 13. [Bank Check Record Books-From 2/18/79 to 11/1/79: checks #401-#550 and From 11/1/79 to 4/23/80: checks #551-#700]. 1/2″ 14. [Bank Check Record Books-From 4/23/80 to 12/31/80: checks #701-#850 and From 12/31/80 to 12/15/81: checks #851-#1000]. 1/2″ 15. Banking Resolutions [1976-1984]. 16. Benefit Concert Proposal 1979. 17. The Big Apple Corps [1985]. 18. Blood Bank Project (1979). 19. Board of Directors Handbook [1981-1984]. 20. Minutes Book (General & Board) 2/24/76 through 1/17/78. 1/2″ 21. Board of Directors Minutes 1977. 22. Board of Directors Minutes 1978. 1/2″ 23. Board of Directors Minutes 1979. 1″ “;i:1;s:942:” 24. Board of Directors Minutes 1980. 1″ 25. Board of Directors Minutes 1981. 1″ 26. Board of Directors Minutes 1982. 1/2″ 27. Board of Directors Minutes 1983. 1/2″ 28. Board of Directors Minutes 1984. 1/2″ 29. Board of Directors Minutes 1985. 30. Board of Directors Minutes 1986. 31. Board of Directors Minutes 1987. 32. Board of Trustees Minutes 1988. 33. [Book of Cash Receipts and Raffle Tickets]. 34. Bylaws [1978-1984]. 35. GGBC Certificates of Merit [1982]. 36. [Certificates of Merit to Ed Nicholas from HOP-Lesbian/Gay Pride Day 1986 and CSLDC ’84/Gay Lesbian Pride Day 1984]. 37. Channel 13 Interview/1978. 38. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee [1979]. 39. Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights [1979]. 40. Committee of the Future [1979-1980]. 41. Community Center [1983]. 42. Community Chest Project 1978. “;i:2;s:1957:” 43. Committee Preference Form [1983]. 44. Community Council on Lesbian and Gay Organizations [c.1982]. 45. Compass/Gay Drug Addiction Center [1978]. 46. Contact Lists [1977-1983]. 1/2″ 47. COPA I-1979 [and] COPA II-1980 [Evening at the Copacabana]. 48. Corporate Giving Program [1985-1986]. 49. Cover Letter to New Members. 50. Credit Union Task Force. 51. “Cruising” Controversy (1979). 52. Decals [for members]. 53. Denver Gay Community Center [1977-1978]. 54. [List of Deposits including members’ names, 1978-1979]. 55. Dues Renewal-Notices, Cover Letter, Etc. [1979-1983]. 56. Election[s], [1976-1983]. 1/2″ 57. [Elections 1986]. 58. Elections Procedure [1984-1986]. 59. GGBC Event Promotion [1984-1986]. 60. GGBC-Events Committee [1979-1987]. 61. Executive Committee [1981]. 62. Finance Committee [1979]. 63. Financial Reports [1979, 1980, 1982]. 64. First Anniversary Dinner. May 3, 1977. 65. Fund-Raiser. November 17, 1977. 66. Fund-Raising Committee [1979]. 67. Gay & Lesbian Blind (GALB) / Rainbow Alliance for Deaf [1979]. 68. Gay and Lesbian Community Services (GLCS) [1979]. 69. Gay and Young [1978-1980]. 70. GBA/Gay Business Association (Boston) [1977-1979]. 71. Gay Pride Day 6/27 [1982]. 72. Gay Pride Weekend [1978, 1979, 1983, 1984]. 73. Gay Rights Bills [1978-1986]. 74. Gay Switchboard of N.Y. [1977-1979]. 75. GEARS-Employment Project [1983]. 76. General Meeting Minutes [1977-1978]. 77. General Meeting Presentations [1980]. 78. General Membership Meeting-October 17, 1978 [An evening with Herman Badillo, Carter Burden, Jane Trichter and Ruth Messenger]. 79. General Membership Meeting-10/20/81 Borough Pres. Candidates. 80. General Meeting-Mayor Koch May 5, 1981. 81. General Staff 1980-1981. “;i:3;s:1253:” 82. Goals & Objectives [1976, 1978-1981]. 83. Goals & Objectives 1981 (Working Weekend I). 84. Goals & Objectives 1983 (Working Weekend II). 85. Golden Gate Business Association [1979]. 86. Goldin Speech to GGBC [9/18/79]. 87. Greater Gotham Business Council [1978-1982]. 3/4″ 88. Group Health Insurance [1979]. 89. Guest Books [1976-1985]. 1″ 90. IBM Purchase Contract and Instructions [11/5/83]. 91. Identity House [1979]. 92. Informational Brochure [1978-1979]. 93. Intergroup Networking [1984-1986]. 94. Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund [1979-1980]. 95. Ledgers and Balance Sheets [1976, 1977, 1987]. 96. Lend-A-Hand Controversy (1979). 97. Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center [1983-1984]. 98. Lesbian Organizations List [April 1978]. 99. List for Marvin Perton – Press 100. GGBC-List of out-of-state Gay Business Councils [1978-1980]. 101. Mailing Fees/Schedules/Policy. 102. March on Washington/1979. 103. Mariposa Foundation. 104. GGBC/Me Against Disease-MAD. 105. Membership Application Forms. 106. Membership Cards [1978]. 107. Membership Committee [1976-1981]. “;i:4;s:550:” 108. GGBC-Membership Committee [1983-1986]. 109. Membership Committee Information Packets [1978-1983]. 110. Membership-Gay v. Non-Gay 1977. 111. Membership Records [1976-1983:A to C]. 1″ 112. Membership Records [1976-1983:D to G]. 1″ 113. Membership Records [1976-1983:H to K]. 1″ 114. Membership Records [1976-1983:L to N]. 3/4″ 115. Membership Records [1976-1983:O to R]. 3/4″ 116. Membership Records [1976-1983:S to T]. 1″ 117. Membership Records [1976-1983:U to Z]. 1/2″   “;i:5;s:390:” 118. [Membership Records 1984-A to R]. 1″ 119. [Membership Records 1984-S to Z]. 120. [Membership Record Update (Fall 1984)]. 3/4″ 121. [Membership Records 1986-1988:a]. 1 1/4″ 122. [Membership Records 1986-1988:b]. 1″ 123. Membership Reports [1979-1982]. 124. GGBC Membership Questionnaire [1983]. 125. Miscellaneous Activities [1983-1984] “;i:6;s:728:” 126. Miscellaneous Correspondence [1976-1979]. 3/4″ 127. Miscellaneous Correspondence [1980, 1981, 1983]. 128. Miscellaneous Correspondence [1984-1988]. 129. Monthly Calendars [1984]. 130. Monthly Meetings [1983-1984]. 131. Motor City Business Forum [1979-1980]. 132. National Advocate Business Conference (1978). 133. National Association of Business Councils [1980-1984]. 134. National Gay Task Force [1978-1979]. 135. National March On Washington October 14, 1979. 136. NEWAGE/New Alliance for Gay Equality [1978]. 137. Newsletter Committee [1977-1978]. 138. Newsletter Subscriptions Forms and Letters [1983]. 139. Newsletters [1976-1978]. “;i:7;s:860:” 140. Newsletters [1979-1982]. 1/2″ 141. Newsletters [1983-1984]. 1/2″ 142. [Newsletters 1985-1986]. 143. NY Political Action Council [1978-1979]. 144. NYSCGO (New York State Coalition of Gay Organizations) [1978 and 1980]. 145. Personal Appearance [of George Terzian] Boston, MA August 8, 1978. 146. Petition to the City Council of the City of New York from the Greater Gotham Business Council, Inc.-20 November 1981. 3/4″ 147. GGBC Press Clips [1983-1986]. 148. Press Coverage-General [1978 and 1983]. 149. Press Releases/Advertisements [includes 3 black and white photographs, 1984]. 150. Professional Development Committee. 151. Professional Development Seminars [1978-1981]. 152. Professional Development Seminars [1984-1987]. 153. Program & Social Committee [1978]. “;i:8;s:1204:” 154. GGBC Promotions-Advertising [1983-1986]. 1/2″ 155. Promotion Committee 156. [Examples of Ads about GGBC in Magazines, 1986]. 1 1/2″ 157. GGBC Publications Committee [1986]. 158. Public Relations Committee Reports [1977-1978]. 159. Referral Directories [1976-1980, 1983, 1984, 1986]. 160. Referral Directory Committee [1979-1983]. 161. Request to Serve on a Committee. 162. The Saint Event 1981. 163. SAGE/Senior Action in a Gay Environment [1978]. 164. Small Business Caucus [1978, 1980]. 165. SOP’s [1981-1984]. 166. Statement of Purpose [9/20/77]. 167. Survey of Membership (undated). 168. Survey of Membership 1979 (Committee on the Future). 169. Survey of Membership 1981 (Board of Directors WWI). 170. Survey 1983( Members-Current & Former). 171. GGBC Treasurers Reports [1983-1988]. 172. Washington, D.C. Feminist Law Collective [1976]. 173. Working Weekend II [6/4/83]. 174. World Airways Controversy (1980). 175. [Letters Re: Disbanding of GGBC, 1991]. 176. GGBC 1979 Business Fair. 177. Advertising Orders Tear-Sheets [The Gay Market 1982]. “;i:9;s:892:” 178. The Gay Market [1979-1981]. 179. Budget [The Gay Market 1982]. 180. Booth Sales [The Gay Market 1980]. 181. Community Liaison [The Gay Market 1982]. 182. TGM ’82 Contact List [The Gay Market 1982]. 183. [The Gay Market -Photo Contact Sheets]. 184. [Contracted Services – The Gay Market 1982]. 185. TGM–Contributors [1979-1982]. 186. Coordinating Committee Minutes-Correspondence-Forms [The Gay Market 1980]. 187. Correspondence [The Gay Market 1982]. 1/2″ 188. [The Gay Market Directory, 1979-1982]. 1/2″ 189. GM ’82-Entertainment [The Gay Market 1982]. 190. Exhibit Layout [The Gay Market 1980-1982]. 1/2″ 191. Exhibitor Questionnaire [and results, The Gay Market 1980]. 192. TGM–Exhibit Set-Up [The Gay Market 1982]. 193. [The Gay Market-Exhibit Space Requisition Contracts – 1980]. 1″ “;i:10;s:568:” 194. Exhibit Space Sales [The Gay Market 1982 – a]. 3/4″ 195. Exhibit Space Sales [The Gay Market 1982 – b]. 3/4″ 196. Expense Sheets Gay Market ’79. 197. Final Report-Original [The Gay Market 1980]. 198. Financial Reports [The Gay Market 1980]. 1/2″ 199. Graphics [The Gay Market 1982]. 200. Greenspan and Co. [The Gay Market Posters, 1979-1980]. 201. Legal Advisor [The Gay Market 1982]. 202. Gay Market Letter: GAT [1979]. 203. Mailing Info TGM ’82 – Mailing Made by D.L. Robinson [The Gay Market 1982]. “;i:11;s:643:” 204. GGBC 1980 Material [The Gay Market 1980 and 1982]. 1″ 205. Material Gay Market ’80 [1979-1980]. 206. Minutes [The Gay Market 1982]. 207. Meeting Notifications [The Gay Market 1982]. 208. [Gay Market 1982 Notes – Jim Roman]. 209. Press – Gay Market ’80 and ’82. 210. [The Gay Market-Press Kits and Press Releases, 1980-1982]. 3/4″ 211. TGM–Program Copy and Ad Sales [The Gay Market 1982, includes photos and slides of James Lister]. 3/4″ 212. Prospectus [The Gay Market 2 1980]. 213. Prospectus Copy [The Gay Market 1982]. 214. TGM ’82/Raffle [The Gay Market 1982]. 3/4″ “;i:12;s:1364:” 215. Red Parrot 7/21 [Club Benefit for The Gay Market 1982, includes promotional photo of the performing group Menage]. 216. [Responses and Results of Survey of Exhibitors at The Gay Market 1979]. 1/2″ 217. TGM–To Lister [folder includes James Lister’s The Gay Market 1982 Desk Planner Diary]. 3/4″ Audio Tapes (see below) 218. GGBC – Annual Dinner and Gay Pride ’83 [Speaker at Dinner – Midge Costanza, photos, contact sheets and negatives]. 219. GGBC Awards Dinner ’84 [Speaker – Quentin Crisp, photos and contact sheets]. 220. GGBC and Bella Abzug – January ’84 [photos, contact sheets and negatives]. 221. March ’84 – Ginny Apuzzo [photos and contact sheets]. 222. GGBC May ’84 – Rowan/Basile/FAIR-PAC/HRCF [photos and contact sheets]. 223. Feb. 85 – Carol Bellamy [photos and contact sheets]. 224. Gay Pride Banquet 6/20/85 [Speaker – Liz Friedman, includes photos and contact sheets]. 225. Gay Pride Day Parade ’87. 226. [Slides – Sheets #1 to #10: Fashion Show, May 1983; San Francisco, January 1983; Board Dinner, April 1983; The Gay Market, November 1982]. 3/4″ 227. [Slides – Sheets #11 to #20: The Gay Market, November 1982]. 3/4″ 228. Ted Weiss – July ’86 229. GGBC Headings 230. GGBC Photo File, etc. [photos, contact sheets and negatives]. 3/4″ “;} The approximately 5 1/2 feet of Greater Gotham Business Council records (paper, audio cassettes and photographs) spans the years 1976 to 1991, with the bulk of the records being from 1978 to 1983, and are housed in 6 boxes. The strength of the collection lies in the almost complete minutes of the Board of Directors, the extensive membership records and records relating to The Gay Market. This collection provides an interesting and in-depth view on how an organization like GGBC contributed to the economic and political base of the gay and lesbian community in NYC during the late 70’s and the mid 80’s. It also shows the kind of interaction between the different gay and lesbian organizations from the local to the national level. The records can be divided in three groups: records relating to GGBC; records relating to other gay and lesbian organizations; and records related to The Gay Market. The audio cassettes are  primarily discussions about GGBC itself. The cassettes have been copied to the server as wav and mp3 files.

a:1:{i:0;s:245:” 1. 1984 2. 1985 3. 1986 – Hollywood Shore Leave II “The Sequel” 4. 1987 5. 1988 6. 1989 7. 1991 8. 1992 – Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) Morning Party 9. 1992 10. 1993 11. Misc. “;} These were the personal photographs of Patrik Moreton. Most of the photos in this collection are of life in the Pines between 1984 and 1994, with a smaller amount of family photos, foreign travel, camping and the 1986 Gay Games. The photos chronicle the large house parties of the mid to late eighties (popular on Fire Island) as well as the guests and housemates at “Sailor House” on Sail and Ocean Avenues. Some of the “starlets” who performed at the Hollywood Shore Leave party were Ann Miller (Robert Donnelly), Rita Hayworth (David Merrill) and the two co-creators of the event Carmen Miranda (Aldyn McKean) and Marlene Dietrich (Patrik Moreton).

a:1:{i:0;s:693:” 1. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Months of Sept. – Dec. 1962] 2. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Month of Aug. 1962] 3. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Month of July 1962] 4. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Month of June 1962] 5. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Month of May 1962] 6. [Correspondence from E. A. Cofram, Jr. – Month of April 1962] 7. [Note written about Ronald L. Baker and a handwritten expense sheet] 8. [Correspondence from other people] 9. [Correspondence from Merrill Wynn] 10. [Correspondence to Messier Baker & Cofram] 11. [Correspondence to Ed Cofram] “;} This collection mostly deals with the relationship between Ronald L.Baker and Edward A.Cofram, Jr. While Mr. Baker travelled during the course of their relationship he received a considerable amount of mail from Mr. Cofram. Mr. Cofram worked in Texas during this time and travelled occasionally to New York to visit Mr. Baker where they had an apartment together.

a:1:{i:0;s:662:” 1. [Flyers from 1994 announcing Gay & Lesbian Americans] 2. Gay & Lesbian Americans of Oregon 3. April – June 1994 GLA Newsletter 4. [By laws. copy of newsletter, stationary, press releases, flyers and programs] 5. [GLA / National – Steering Committee ] 6. Stonewall 25 & GLA [ Gay & Lesbian Americans vs William Bratton] 7. GLA Summit 8. Internal GLA memos 9. Media contact sheets 10. National Advisory Board 11. G.L.A. Chapters 12. Steering Committee 13. Mailing lists 14. GLA DC phone lists 15. GLA Summit Attendees 16. David Primo – add to list “;} This collection contains important information regarding the organization. It is the Gay & Lesbian Americans organizational paperwork, consisting of newsletters, by laws, flyers, memos, media contact lists just to name a few.

a:1:{i:0;s:437:” 1. [Amalgamated Bank Statements] 2. [Manufactures Hanover Trust Statements (2) two different accounts] 3. [Public Development Corporation contract] 4. [Treasurers reports, copy of the By – Laws] 5. [Community Board # 2 Archives Fund] 6. [Gay & Lesbian Emergency Fund minutes, etc.] 7. Stationary (emergency fund) GLEF 8. [GLEF Minutes, By – Laws draft, Sub – committee reports, IRS.] “;} The collection holds bank statements from two banks and a number of organizational materials concerning the operation of the organization. It also includes the names of the funding sources the organization used to underwrite the monies it distributed to persons in need of help.

a:1:{i:0;s:655:” 1. [A. Robert Samuel Gallery, LTD invitations] 2. [Heartbreak invitations] 3. [Limelight invitations] 4. [Magique invitations] 5. [Miscellaneous invitations] 6. [Paradise Garage invitations] 7. [Pizza – A – Go – Go invitations] 8. [Red Parrot invitations] 9. [Rock About invitations] 10. [Roxy invitations] 11. [Studio 54 invitations] 12. [The Cat Club invitations] 13. [The Islander’s Club invitation] 14. [The Palace invitations] 15. [Tory’s invitations] 16. [UNDERGROUND invitations] 17. [Visage invitations] 18. [113 Jane Street invitations] “;} The collection consists of club / party invitations from the 1980’s, when the clubs were doing benefits for other organizations. The collection shows what was happening and when in the clubs in the 1980’s. The repository holds another similar collection – the Dance Club Collection #023.

a:1:{i:0;s:493:” 1. [Correspondence from a 1983 -1985 ad in the Native] 2. [Correspondence from Steve 1988] 3. [Invitations 1986 – 1987] 4. [Letters from Eddy Iannone] 5. [Correspondence from Dennis Hunter] 6. [Correspondence from Michael] 7. [Correspondence from Andzej Ferber] 8. [Correspondence from Horst Buehl] 9. [Letter from Bill Green, Nametags from various places] 10. [Miscellaneous Correspondence] 11. [Correspondence from Gertjan] “;} This is a collection of Anthony Berardo’s personal correspondence from 1983 – 1991. During the years 1983 – 1985 Mr. Berardo ran a personal Ad in the Native. Some of these letters contained in the collection are answers to the ad he placed. He met these guys in Claire’s Restaurant and set up 1/2 hour meetings, most of the “Dates” were awful because most of the guys were self-centered and egotistic. Some of the letters contained in the collection are from friends listed in the biography, some are from Lesbian friends he knew from College.

a:5:{i:0;s:3342:” 1. News Stories 3-27-90 Bill’s 2. Parellel Track Video (shot log only) 3. National Commission on AIDS Video (shot log only) 4. Tony Fauci Meets w/ACT-UP Video (shot log only) 5. Revolution Recalled Video (shot log only) 6. Fetal Cell Meeting List 7. [The National Academy of Gallaudet] 8. Presidential Commission International Hearings, April 17-20, 1988 9. [Drug Research and Treatment] 10. [Lavender Hill Mob Meets with Fauci] 11. [Second International Lesbian and Gay Health Conference and AIDS Forum] 12. [WIN Project Foundation, 1988] 13. “Did You See…?” [short news items, 1987-88] 14. Anti Gay or AIDS Related Violence 15. [President’s Cancer Panel, 1988] 16. FDA Action Press Clippings etc. 17. ACT-UP Press Clippings 18. ACT-UP Summer ’88 Clippings 19. Australia – 16mm – 20. AIDS & Hemophiliacs 21. AIDS and Africa 22. Hispanic Perspective on AIDS 23. AIDS & Prisons 24. Haitians and AIDS 25. Prostitutes & AIDS 26. AIDS & Children 27. M M Prostitution Report [“AIDS and Female Prostitution: Exploding the Myths” by Margaret McCarthy, May 13, 1988] 28. AIDS & International Travel 29. AIDS & the Military 30. AIDS & the Economy 31. AIDS & the Police Dept. 32. AFA Homosexuals Flex Muscle [article American Family Association, Jan. 1988] 33. View of AIDS Too Narrow 34. Jan Press Clippings [1988] 35. Feb ’88 Press Clips 36. Press Clippings March ’88 37. Press Clippings April ’88 38. Press Clippings August ’88 39. Press Clippings Sept. ’88 40. Press Clippings Oct. ’88 41. Press Clippings Nov. ’88 42. AIDS Press Clippings May ’87 43. AIDS Press Clippings June ’87 44. AIDS Press Clippings July ’87 45. AIDS Press Clippings Aug. [1987] 46. Press Clippings Sept [1987] 47. Press Clippings Oct. [1987] 48. Nov.Press Clippings [1987] 49. December Press Clippings [1987] 50. Police & Demos Rights etc…[includes photographs of police arresting demonstrator] 51. Prejudices & Epidemiology ACTUP 52. War Conference 53. AIDS Washington 54. Majority Action Comm. 55. Holistic & Alt. Treatments Comm. 56. Full Quotes for Washington 57. New York Estimate for AIDS Infection Cut Almost in Half 58. Out in the 80’s 59. ACT UP Inc.? [re: proposed incorporation of ACT UP,1988] 60. [U.S. Health Summit on HIV Infection, 1988] 61. WHO Int’l Travel & HIV [World Health Organization, April 1987] 62. For Bill Meeting, 8/15/88 63. Presidents Commission, ACT-UP and LHM [Lavender Hill Mob] Testimony [Sept. 9, 1987] 64. Bill’s 1st Report on Pres. Commission 65. Bill Rubenstein’s Testimony – Dec. 3, 1987 66. Pres. Comm. Press Clips – Oct.-Dec. ’87 67. Pres. Comm. Oct. 16 Handouts [1987] 68. Pres. Comm. Miami [1987] 69. Pres. Comm. Nov. 24 Testimony [press clips, 1987] 70. Pres. Comm. Preliminary Report Dec. 2, 1987 71. Pres. Comm. Dec. 10 & 11 [1987] 72. Pres. Comm. Dec. 17 & 18 Testimony [1987] 73. Pres. Comm. Dec. 17 & 18 Testimony [1987] “;i:1;s:4004:” 74. Pres. Comm. – Koch & Joseph Testimony [Dec. 17, 1987] 75. Pres. Comm. Jan 13-15 Handouts [1988] 76. T & D 2-21-90 [Treatment and Data] 77. Albany Anniversary Action [Feb 1990] 78. Sex Educ. AIDS Supplement Grades K-6, 1989 79. AIDS Housing Now Press Clips – 2/90 80. Phone Sex [Feb. 1990] 81. Needle Exchange 1990 [press clips] 82. Mother Jones, Sex and Death in Key west – Article [Feb/Mar 1988] 83. ACT-UP Press Clippings [1988] 84. [Lavender Hill Mob] 85. Passive Immune Therapy [1989] 86. Fetal Tissue [1989] 87. ACT-UP Internal Jan-Mar 1988 88. Receipts [Lavender Hill Mob, 1987] 89. Syphillis & AIDS, D’Eramo [1988] 90. AIDS & Religion [1987-88 press clips] 91. The Way We Live Now (Sontag) 92. Individual Rights & Gov’t Policies 93. Press Clippings, March 1988 94. Stories for Bill Bahlman 1/19/90 95. Masters & Johnson & Press Clips 96. DDI vs. AZT Early Access – Kolata vs. Harrington 97. A More Humane ACTG [AIDS Clinical Trial Group, 1990] 98. Fetal Advisory Report 12-14-88 99. Thymus Journal [1987] 100. Bush’s 3-29-90 Speech [clipping] 101. [Barbara] Boxer Hearing 3-6-90 102. NY AIDS Coalition [1990] 103. Out in the 90’s 3-6-90 104. Malcolm Forbes Video (shot log only) 105. Presidential Commission May 9-11 Indianapolis Press Clippings [1988] 106. Catalogue of Video Tapes [ACT-UP tapes] 107. Sodomy Demo Video Log 108. HIV Antibody Testing [1987] 109. Robert Windom Mar. 15 ’88 110. NY Times Editorials [1987-1988] 111. U.S. Conference of Mayors Oct. 19 ’87 112. World Health Org. & U.N. [1987] 113. Pres. Comm. Mar. 16-18 Notes [1987?] 114. Pres. Comm. Oct. 16 Notes [1987] 115. Chairman’s Reccomendations 1 [Presidential Commission 1988] 116. Pres. Comm. Assort [1988] 117. Kennedy [Senator Edward, 1988] 118. Kennedy Hearings AIDS Fed. Policy Nov 18, 1987 119. Senator D’Amato [Lavender Hill Mob letter to D’Amato] 120. Senator Moynihan [1987-88] 121. Koop [Public Health Research Institute Newsletter, Fall 1988] 122. ASTHO Confidentiality & Anti-Disc[rimination, Report of Association of State & Territorial Health Officials, 1987] 123. U.S. Health Summit on HIV Bahlman Report [1988] 124. [AIDS Virus Spread, NY Times Story 10/16/87] 125. AIDS & Public Health Policy Spring-Summer ’87 126. Nat. Inst. of Justice 127. AIDS Law Reporter [1987] 128. The Body Positive Vol. 1 [1988] 129. AIDS Conerence Announcements [1988] 130. Unapproved Drug Lists 131. Conversation with the Mob 12/13/87 [Lavender Hill Mob] 132. AIDS Research Papers 133. ATEUs July 1987 [AIDS Treatment Evaluation Units] 134. ATEUs August 1987 [AIDS Treatment Evaluation Units] 135. Iris the Anylist [Iris L. Long, Ph.D. re: ATEUs, 1987] 136. ATEU Consent Forms 137. Clin-Prot AIDS Trials [AIDS protocols] 138. DRR Clinical Trials [Division of Research Resources, 1987] 139. HIV the Cause? 140. AmFAR Dir. Critique [of the AmFar Directory of Experimental Therapies for ARC and AIDS, 1988 by Iris Long, Ph.D. and James Eigo] 141. Transmission of HTLVI and HIV Among Homosexual Men in Trinidad 142. Columbia Univ. Comprehensive Cancer Conf. [1987] 143. Origin & Spread of AIDS 144. Tuberculosis Paper and Marty’s [Robinson] Comment, August 8-9, 1987 145. Cholesterol 146. Spellman Center 147. Robert Gallo 148. Paul Cameron [Family Research Newsletter of the Family Research Institute, Inc. 149. Nat Hentoff [Village Voice article November 24, 1987] 150. Institutions Receiving FY ’87 N.I.H. Support for AIDS Research 151. Fauci Dinner Unedited 152. Dinner with Fauci, December 17th 1987 “;i:2;s:3477:” 153. Fauci Meeting Feb 16, 1988 154. Comm. Frank Young [Commisioner of Food and Drugs, Press Conference Feb 19, 1988] 155. Young before Senate July 13, ’88 156. Big Lie Continues FDA & Treatment IND PI Perspective No. 4 157. Apr. 18 Frank Young [1988 statement to Presidential Commission on AIDS] 158. Centers for Disease Control 159. N.Y. [State] Corrections Report on AIDS [1987] 160. Cure A.I.D.S Now [Miami Beach, FL, 1987] 161. Gay Youth 162. N.Y. Native by Bill [Bahlman] 163. LHEP 2nd Mailing Feb ’88 [Lavender Hill Education Project] 164. LHEP Orig. 1st Mailing 165. LHEP Mailing Lists 166. Lavender Hill Educ. Project 167. [March on Washington Oct. 11, 1987] 168. Gebbie Report [Kristine M. Gebbie, State of Oregon Department of Human Resources Health Division, 1985] 169. Recent Receipts [Dec. 1987] 170. [Lavender Hill Mob Leaflets] 171. Institutional Stagnation & Predjudice = Death 172. L.H.M. State Ass. Testimony 173. [ACT UP Leaflets] 174. In These Times on the [Lavender Hill] Mob 175. Your AIDS Research Dollars at Work [cartoon, July 22, 1987] 176. Mike Savino’s ACT UP Packette 177. Robertson Press Clipping & Leaflet 178. Agitate, Educate, Organize 179. Kiss In Feb. 14, 1988 180. False Hopes Smoke & Mirrors [PI Perspective, October, 1987] 181. Cosmo Demo 182. Lavender Hill News [1987] 183. Original Copies of Leaflets 184. Mailing Lists 185. ACT UP Minutes [1987] 186. [Bill Bahlman’s AIDS File – List of Folders] 187. American Society for Microbiology [October 1987] 188. National ASAP Conf. on HIV [America Needs a Sound AIDS Policy] 189. ASAP VV [Vilage Voice] Article 190. Treatment IND Press Clips 2/16,17/88 191. A Brief Summary – summit [on HIV Infection, November 28-29, 1988 192. For Next T & D Meeting [1987] 193. Pat Robertson [Washington Post October 2, 1987] 194. S.F. Chron. Shilts – Jan. 30 – Feb. 2 [Randy Shilts Articles,1989] 195. Stop the Church 196. PMA Drugs in Development 1989 [Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, 1989] 197. ACT UP’s Checklist for Actions 198. Alternative & Holistic Treatment Committee 1989 199. Wm. F. Buckley 200. ACT UP Jan. Atlanta Demo [1989] 201. ACT UP Reports & Contact Sheet Aug-Nov ’89 202. ACT UP South Carolina Protests Apl. 1989 203. State Assembly Hearing A27 High Cost [of AZT, 1987] 204. Originals of Presidential Commission Notes [1987] 205. USA Today Bill’s Op Ed [December 12, 1989] 206. Press Clips 1989 207. Rice, Revolution I & II [flyer asking for financial help for Bill Bahlmann] 208. [Fetal Tissue Research Meeting with Fauci October 19, 1989] 209. St. Vincent’s Hospital & Violence, Summer 1989 210. ACT UP Contact Sheets 211. Channel 13 & PBS 212. Primary & Elections 1989 213. T & D Digest [Treatment and Data Committee,1989] 214. A His/Herstory of Queer Action [1989] 215. [Lavender Hill Mob Leaflets] 216. Erythropoietin 217. Cong. Wm. Dannemeyer 218. Gay Pride Week 1989 219. Glines Theatre [Jane Chambers Play and Photos] 220. PWA Homelessness 1989 221. Media Mainstream Contacts 222. Names Project 1989 “;i:3;s:2789:” 223. [Peter Staley] 224. NGLTF Town Meeting 10/6/89 [National Gay and Lesbian Task Force] 225. Antonia Novella Surgeon General 226. Out in the 80’s 227. 223. One Pass Club, etc. [plane tickets, etc. 1988-89] 228. Out in the 80’s! Books 229. Montreal Press Clips 6/89 [5th International Conference on AIDS] 230. For Next T & D Meeting [Treatment and Data Committee] 231.  D.I.V.A. TV [Damned Interfering Video Activists] 232. Piss & Vinegar [edited by Michael Petrelis, 1989 233. Boston [National Lesbian and Gay Health Fair/American Association of Physicians for Human Rights, 1988] 234. New Orleans Republican Convention [1988] 235. Texas 236. Education Secretery William Bennett 237. Presidential Campaign & AIDS [1987-88] 238. Seantor Paul Simon 239.  President Reagan & AIDS 240. Congressional Legislation [1987] 241. Child Porno and Obscenity Act [The Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act, 1988] 242.  Summary of AIDS Legislation Jan. ‘88 243. Computer Legislation Listings 244. Jesse Helm’s Amendment [1987] 245. Gary Bauer 246. Presidential Elections Sub-Committee [ACT UP, 1988] 247. Presidential Election ‘88 248. Dan Quayle on Liberty Island 9/5/88 249.  [Gay & Lesbian Voice ‘88] 250.  [FDC Reports “The Pink Sheet” Nov. 14, 1988] 251.  Joseph’s Fantasy Numbers [Stephen C. Joseph, NYC Health Commissioner, 1988] 252. Koch & AIDS [NYC Mayor Edward I. Koch] 253. NYC AIDS Forum 254. Stephen Joseph 255. Bathouse Close [1985-86] 256. City Council Legislation 257. U.S. Conference of Mayors, Plus 258. NYC Rights Comm. AIDS Discrimination [Report 1983-87] 259. City Commission on Human Rights [AIDS Discrimination Report, Aug. 1987] 260. Republican Convention ‘88 261. Legislative Action Sub-Committee [Mostly information from Human Rights Campaign Fund] 262. AIDS Drugs: Where Are They [73rd Report by the House Committee on Government Operations, Oct. 19 1988] 263. NYS Public Health Council 1985-1988 264.  N.Y.C. FY 1988-89 AIDS Budget 265. N.Y.State Budget FY 1988 266. AIDS Discrimination Cases 267. AIDS Update NY State Department of Social Services Fall ‘87 268.  Codes Committee Leaflet 269. Calif. Drug Testing Law 270. GAO AIDS Prevention Aug. 1987 271. Congressional Commission on AIDS 272.  Lavender Hill Education Project’s Files 273. [Presidential Commission Testimony, Apl. 1988] 274. Presidential Commission Final Report Public Comment [1988] 275. [God’s Love We Deliver, Inc.] “;i:4;s:1111:” 276. Kennedy Care Act [1990] 277. Originals Fetal Tissue 278. Act Up Meeting Schedules & Treasurers Reports [1988] 279. [AIDS Treatment Registry, 1989] 280. V International AIDS Conference [1989] 281. Presidential Commission Jan 13th Panels 1 to 6 [1988] 282. Presidential Commission Jan 14th Panels 7 to 12 [1988] 283.  Presidential Commission February 18-20 [1988] 284.  Presidential Commission March 1-3 Handouts [1988] 285. Presidential Commission March 24-25 [1988] 286. Presidential Commission April 18-20 [1988] 287. Presidential Commission May 9-11 Handouts [1988] 288. Presidential Commission May 16-18 [1988] 289. Presidential Commission Members[1988] 290. Cory Servaas & Other Wackos 291. Presidential Commission Press Clippings [1988] 292. GAO on Presidential Commission on AIDS 12-3-87 293. Presidential Commission Testimony [Sept. 9, 1987] 294. AZT Sonnabend Review of Study 295.  AZT 296. AZT & Children [1988-1989] 297. AZT & Acyclovir [1989] “;} The William Bahlman Papers are almost totally AIDS related. They include early flyers from the Lavender Hill Mob and from ACT UP, New York City. There are some ACT UP minutes from 1987 and flyers etc. from their Treatment and Data Committee. A large portion of the collection are copies of testimony before the Presidential Commission on AIDS (1987-88). A much smaller amount of Congressional testimony is also included. There are a great many photocopies of AIDS related newspaper articles, especially relating to AZT and other drugs. There are several AIDS conference packets and lists of assignments from Bahlman’s work with the cable TV program “Out in the 80’s/90″s.

a:10:{i:0;s:423:” 1. S D I – N G L T F [Strub/Dawson – National Gay and Lesbian Task Force] 2. Wesleyan – GALA [Gay and Lesbian Alumni] 3. Wesleyan Schools Comm [ittee] 4. Wesleyan Upward Bound Tutorial Pro[ject] 5. Visionaries 6. Travel 7. Top Conn 8. Teachers, Inc. 9. Student opportunities 10. Spirit 11. S I E C U S [Sex Information & Education Council of the U.S.] “;i:1;s:241:” 12. SAGE – Resignation [Senior Action in a Gay Environment] 13. SAGE – Graphics 14. SAGE – important documents 15. SAGE – evals. 16. SAGE – Consulting 17. Consultants 18. Charities 19. Boards “;i:2;s:267:” 20. Planning 21. Pacific Academy 22. Mediation 23. MA Group (Management Assistance Group) 24. Management 25. Funding workshop 26. E H B S [East Harlem Block School] 27. E H B S – basic documents 28. Eric Simmons “;i:3;s:214:” 29. Documents 30. Career 31. Health Services 32. Hemlock Society 33. Health info. 34. Gay 35. D.M. – Workshop [Direct Mail] 36. Birkman 37. Calhoun – Farewell “;i:4;s:427:” 38. Calhoun 39. Bd. of Ed. teacher [Board of Education] 40. D.M. – Proposals [Direct Mail] 41. Antioch Mat 42. Capitol Campaign 43. AIDS Politics 44. Funding 45. Addresses 46. Resume & References 47. I N M – Alumni [Institute for Not for Profit Management] 48. A A SECT [American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists] 49. Contacts “;i:5;s:380:” 50. Conference 51. [Big Apple Award] 52. S D I – NGLTF Lobby Marcy Kahn 53. S D I – Names #3241 54. GMHC – Diversity Evaluations & Assessments 55. S D I – Names #3120 56. S D I – In the Life 57. S D I – GMHC #3118 58. NYU [New York University] 59. Jerry Herman: catering & entertain., finances feed back guests “;i:6;s:518:” 60. Dinner Background [SAGE] 61. SAGE – Dinner 88 Program 62. SAGE – Dinner 88 Invite 63. Dinner ’88 – Solicitation 64. Jerry Herman Graphic Press 65. NYU current status 66. S D I – Correspondence 67. Stonewall 68. S D I – PWAC [People with AIDS Coalition] #3162 69. NAP gay rights 70. Milton EEP 71. S D I – Partnership 72. S D I – N R D C [Natural Resources Defense Council] 73. S D I – N R D C #3199 74. S D I – NGLTF #3232 “;i:7;s:461:” 75. Messinger [Ruth] 76. S D I -NGLTF #3203 77. John & Omelette 78. Job Search 1989 79. Job Searches 80. INM 81. Human Rights C [ampain Fund] 82. Concept paper – responses 83. LEAD – Rapoport 84. GMHC Multiculturalism 85. PWA – Coalition 86. PWA Health 87. Right to Die 88. Save the Children 89. P – Flag 90. NGLTF [National Gay and Lesbian Task Force] 1 of 2 “;i:8;s:372:” 90. NGLTF [National Gay and Lesbian Task Force] 2 of 2 91. New School 92. Latino Men 93. N A N [National AIDS Network] 94. Native American 95. GMHC Development 96. Hetrick – Martin 97. LAMBDA – D.M. 98. L.A. Center 99. L.A. Community 100. Gay Games 101. GLAAD 102. GMHC 103. Being Alive “;i:9;s:279:” 104. Body Positive 105. A P L A [AIDS Project Los Angeles] 106. Anti – Violence Project 107. ASHA [American Social Health Association] 108. AMFAR [American Foundation for AIDS Research] 109. AIDS Action 110. Consulting 111. Donna “;} The collection came to the Archive in 4 cartons. The cartons were arraigned with hanging folders with information stored in file folders inside the hanging folders. Each carton dealt with different segments of Kenneth L. Dawson’s life. Mr. Dawson was a teacher, a Consultant, and the Executive Director of Seniors Action in a Gay Environment all of that information is reflected in this collection.

Robert J. Kadel was born December 14, 1927. He attended the Lawrenceville Preparatory School in Lawrenceville, N.J. (1941-1945), obtained a bachelor of science degree in biology and chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1950) and a bachelor of law degree from New York University in 1957. He graduated first in his class at Officers Candidate School and served in the Air Force from 1950 to 1955. From 1958 to 1979, he practiced law with the firm of Pennie and Edmonds at 330 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. He recalled suffering vision problems as a child and compensating by excelling in physical fitness pursuits (weight-lifting and running). He later realized that he had a photographic memory which allowed him to cram on the night before tests or trials and leave much other time free for travel. He modelled for the John Robert Powers agency during law school and was featured in Mennen’s Skin Bracer advertisements internationally in 1957. He traveled frequently to Italy, Puerto Rico and elsewhere. He became a full partner in Pennie and Edmonds in 1966, and represented numerous large corporations, doing litigation and interference type legal work. He resigned from the firm in March, 1979 to take a “mid-life sabbatical”. Datebook entries in 1987 indicate he suffered frequent fever and many illnesses and a concern regarding HIV infection. Final entry is dated September 16, 1987. Date of death is not indicated. The donor indicated in an interview on June 20, 1996, that Mr. Kadel died of AIDS. He recalled Mr. Kadel as being an “amazing man” — very good-looking, having an intuitive quality that allowed him to get close to others with great ease. He retired early and lived simply, taking enjoyment in small things, hence notes of satisfaction regarding things eaten, etc. He took great pleasure in his ability to calm people down. He further remembered Mr. Kodel as being very active sexually, sometimes having assignations by appointment at half-hour intervals, yet without alienating any of his partners over the years. One folder containing two photographs, a long letter, curriculum vitae and photocopied clippings and photographs; 23 datebooks consecutive from 1955 to 1987 (first entry January 1, 1955; last entry September 16, 1987). The donor confirmed that many coded entries refer to sexual assignations (e.g., “8 Reuben xx” on April 12, 1974). He also confirmed that datebook markings indicate the level of satisfaction that each assignation brought to Mr. Kadel and the number of meetings he had had to a given date with a given partner. Other entries cite current news events and whether his view of the same was positive or negative (e.g., “Toronto Baths raided –” on February 8, 1981). There are frequent notes on items eaten (e.g., “roast pork” on January 26, 1981) and on his private activities (“Lingleback meeting @

a:2:{i:0;s:274:” 1. Fire Island News columns written by George Sardi 2. Flyers, invitations, announcements, photographs regarding George Sardi 3. The play “ The Ritz“ 4. Announcements, Newsletter, Bartender’s Guide, names & phone numbers of bar activities “;i:1;s:585:” 5. Craig Russell 6. Gay Morning America: photographs, flyers, awards from CSFC and CSLDC 7. Stonewall Awards Foundation 8. Scrapbooks handmade for George Sardi, 1/2” 9. Gay Switchboard information 10. Unknown photographs 11. Book of poetry, Author unknown 12. George Sardi’s Service to the bars 13. Female Impersonation by Avery Willard 14. Forever After & A Perfect Relationship and The West Street Gang by Doric Wilson 15. Unknown newspaper articles and segment listings for twelve Gay Morning America shows “;} This collection contains two feet of periodicals and 32 3/4” videotapes of Gay Morning America, and 8” of miscellaneous items.  The 32 tapes included in this collection are of select shows from seasons two and three with the dates ranging from October 1984 to November 1985. Tapes were labeled with the date of recording. In the first two seasons the show typically aired two days after recording. The shows which aired live in the third season are marked *Live* on the collection list. With the generous support of the Pratt Institute School of Information, all tapes in the collection were digitized in 2019-2020 and are available to view online: http://gaycenter.prattsi.org/s/av/page/gma

a:8:{i:0;s:239:” 1. Mattachine Society. #1-9 2. Mattachine Society. #10-32 3. Mattachine Society. #33-40 4. Mattachine Society, Portland, Los Angeles. #41-55 5. Mattachine Society. #56-87 6. Mattachine Society. #90-132 “;i:1;s:271:” 7. Mattachine Society. #133-182 8. Mattachine Society. #183-222 9. Mattachine Society, New York, Seattle. #223-291 10. Mattachine Society, New York. #292-308 11. Mattachine Society, New York. #301-318 12. Mattachine Society. #319-327 “;i:2;s:433:” 13. Mattachine Society. #328-334 14. Mattachine Society, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco. #336-370 15. Mattachine Society, Los Angeles. #372-410 16. Mattachine Society, Los Angeles. #411-440 17. Mattachine Society, Los Angeles. #441-461 18. Mattachine Society, Los Angeles. #462-502 19. Mattachine Society, Los Angeles. #503-530 20. Mattachine Society, San Francisco, Boston. #531-623 “;i:3;s:311:” 21. Mattachine Society, San Francisco. #625-644 22. Mattachine Society. #646-765 23. Mattachine Society; Gay Activists Alliance. #767-810 24. Gay Activists Alliance; Gay Liberation Front. #812-936 25. Gay Activists Alliance. #937-1010 26. Gay Activists Alliance. #1011-1109 “;i:4;s:395:” 27. Gay Activists Alliance, Ohio. #1110-1161 28. Gay Liberation Front, Chicago. #1161-1243 29. Gay Liberation Front, Chicago, Cleveland. #1244-1294 30. Gay Liberation Front. #1295-1340 31. Gay Liberation Front, Cleveland. #1341-1443 32. Gay Liberation Front, Cincinnati. #1444-1485 33. Gay Liberation Front, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Detroit. #1486-1536 “;i:5;s:393:” 34. Gay Liberation Front, San Francisco. #1537-1585 35. Gay Liberation Front, Los Angeles. #1587-1639 36. Gay Liberation Front, Los Angeles. #1640-1722 37. Gay Liberation Front, Philadelphia, San Francisco. #1724-1794 38. Gay Liberation Front, San Francisco, Boston. #1814-1857 39. Mattachine Society. #1858-1917 40. Gay Liberation Front. #1945-2007 “;i:6;s:1077:” 41. Gay Liberation Front, New York, Baltimore. #2009-2079 42. Gay Liberation Front. #2080-2143 43. Gay Liberation Front, New York. #2145-2227 44. Correspondence, Department of Justice. 1992 45. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, unity committee, National Legal Defense Fund 46. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, project ideas 47. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, clearinghouse, agenda items 48. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, credentials committee 49. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations 50. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, West Coast Homophile Organizations 51. National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations, credentials committee. 1967-1968 52. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations, San Francisco. 1966 53. Institute of Social Ethics “;i:7;s:549:” 54. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations 55. National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations, Washington. 1967 56. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, religious committee 57. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, credentials committee. 1969-1970 58. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, radicalization 59. North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, San Francisco. 1970 “;} This collection consists of material the Federal Bureau of Investigation collected on various homophile and gay liberation groups including the Mattachine Society, Gay Liberation Front, the North American Conference of Homophile Organizations, and the National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations, etc., as well as other active organizations such as Students for a Democratic Society and the Black Panthers. The records are largely censored and/or redacted throughout. Information on particular organizations is often inaccurate; the collection, therefore, says more about the FBI than it does about the gay liberation movement.

a:3:{i:0;s:1926:” 1. [Bound volume of The Affirmation of Ethical Reason] 2. [Bound Paper for Qualification In Metaphysics] 3. [Memorial plans for Bruce Philip Cooper] 4. [List of people & phone numbers] 5. [Correspondence between July 26, 1986 – Nov. 17, 1984] 6. [Letter & School information to Professor James J. Walsh] 7. [Chapter One] 8. [A paper on I. Solzhenitsyn] 9. [Introduction to Contemporary Civilization: syllabus, etc.] 10. [Reflections Past Midnight Towards Morning: A Cycle by B.P.Cooper] 11. [Lecture notes] 12. [Short story] 13. [An Essay on Moral Philosophy by B.P.Cooper] 14. [A paper on Contemporary Ethical Theory] 15. [Part I: Metaethics Section A: Ethical Inquiry] 16. [Part I: Metaethics Chapter 1: Ethical Inquiry] 17. [Part I: Metaethics Chapter 2: Ethical Inquiry] 18. [Part I: Metaethics Chapter 3: Ethical Deliberation] 19. [Part I: Metaethics Chapter 4: Ethical Theories] 20. [Part II: Metaphysics Section A: The Four Aspects of A Person] 21. [Part I: Ethical Reasoning Chapter 1: Ethical Inquiry]] 22. [Part I: Ethical Reasoning Chapter 2: Ethical Discourse] 23. [Part I: Ethical Reasoning Chapter 3: Ethical Deliberation] 24. [Part I: Ethical Reasoning Chapter 4: Ethical Theories] 25. [Draft as of 21 September 1986: Ethical Inquiry] 26. [Draft as of 3 November 1986: Ethical Inquiry] 27. [Draft as of 17 December 1986: Ethical Discourse] 28. [Draft as of 1 November 1986: Ethical Theories] 29. [Handwritten notes in pencil] 30. [Short story: Introduction, Novel. 21….] 31. [Perfectionism in Morals] 32. [Dissertation Draft: Introduction by B.P. Cooper] 33. [Dissertation Draft: First part by B.P. Cooper] 34. [Dissertation Draft: Introduction Edited] 35. [Dissertation: Chapter 2 edited] “;i:1;s:2039:” 36. 33 / Truth 37. 46 / Rawls 38. 45 / Plato 39. 45 / Rousseau 40. 45 / Contract 41. 45 / Rawls 42. 34 / Quine 43. 31 / Nonstandard 44. 30 / Levi 45. 30 / Berofsky 46. 30 / Parfit 47. 20 / Syllogism 48. 29 / Alienation 49. 29 / Ought 50. 29 / Circumstances 51. 29 / Preferences 52. 29 / Examples 53. 29 / Metaethics 54. 29 / Terms 55. 35 / Tarski 56. 34 / Self 57. 28 / Terms 58. 28 / Axiology 59. 28 / Introduction 60. 28 / Gesellschaft 61. 40 / Gettier 62. 41 / Ontology 63. 41 / Armstrong 64. 41 / Armstrong 65. 42 / Epistemology 66. 42 / Doubt 67. 42 / Two questions 68. 42 / Axiology 69. 12 / Sociology 70. 17 / Deliberations 71. 16 / Second discourse 72. 28 / Faith 73. 41 / Faith 74. [Essay] 75. [Draft of Book I: Part A of an Essay on Moral Philosophy] 76. Certificate of Copyright Registration: Stonewall Nation 77. Notes from Courses 78. Action and Reaction in Soviet Language Policy: The Georgian Case 79. Old versions of Poems 80. [School transcripts and miscellaneous items] 81. [Letter and paper on the subject of Aristotle] 82. Paper by Bruce Philip Cooper Ethics in Locke’s: Essay Concerning Human Understanding 83. Paper by Bruce Philip Cooper Art in Oswald Spenglers Decline of the West 84. Paper by Bruce Philip Cooper Campbell and Broad on Liberthrianism 85. Paper for The Aristotle Seminar by Bruce Philip Cooper 86. [Question Number two / Student Number five] 87. Paper by Bruce Philip Cooper Epistemology: Empirical Naturalized & Methodological 88. [After Virtue] 89. [Kabalah Diagram ( tree of life )] 90. [School notes handwritten] 91. [School notes handwritten & typewritten] 92. [School notes typewritten & handwritten] 93. [School notes typewritten] “;i:2;s:172:” 94. [Index cards A – PQR] 95. [Index cards JK – S] 96. [Index cards handwritten] 97. [Index cards handwritten] 98. [Index cards handwritten] “;} The collection consists of a copy of Mr. Cooper’s Paper For Qualification In Metaphysics a collection of lecture notes, syllabus, papers written by himself for classes he attended, correspondence, and his wishes for what he wanted for his memorial service, first drafts of his Dissertation, and a bound copy of the Outline for the Dissertation. A related collection is the papers of Stephen J. Powsner 080, also in the Archive.

a:6:{i:0;s:889:” 1. [ Correspondence and releases for the book ] 2. Heartlands permissions 3. Heartlands First draft ( to end of South ) [ Ps. 1 – 456 ] 4. Heartlands First draft ( to end of South ) [ Ps. 457 – 620 ] 5. Heartlands First draft ( to end of South ) [ Ps. 621 – 823 ] 6. Original copy p. 346 – End [ Ps. 346 – 600 ] 7. Original copy p. 346 – End [ Ps. 601 – 791 ] 8. Heartlands ( First submission ) [Ps. 1 – 200 ] 9. Heartlands ( First submission ) [ Ps. 201 – 345 ] 10. Heartlands ( First submission ) [ Ps. 346 – 482 ] 11. Heartlands ( First submission ) [ Ps. 483 – 623 ] 12. Heartlands ( First submission ) [ Ps. 624 – 785 ] 13. Heartlands 1st Edit [ Title page – 134 ] 14. Heartlands 1st Edit [ 135 – 261 ] 15. Heartlands 1st Edit [ Ps. 262 – 481 ] 16. Heartlands 1st Edit [ Ps. 482 – 699 ] “;i:1;s:986:” 17. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps.741 – 760, 766 – 785, 532 – 543, 190 – 200] 18. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps. 347 – 363 – 384, 392 – 395] 19. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps. 550 – 555, 593 – 603, 669 – 673, 683 – 691, 745 – 748] 20. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps. 761-765, 386 – 412, 413 – 450, 451 – 480] 21. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps. 505 -518, 519 – 527, 528 – 549, 556 – 592] 22. Heartlands 1st Edit [Ps. 604 -623, 668 – 739] 23. Deadmatter [ Title page – 184 ] 24. Deadmatter [ 185 – 425 ] 25. Deadmatter [ 426 – 643 ] 26. Heartlands submitted 1st Edit original [ Title page – 203 ] 27. Heartlands submitted 1st Edit original [ P 204 – 451 ] 28. Heartlands submitted 1st Edit original [ P.452 – 643 ] 29. Extra copy [ Title page – 232 ] 30. Extra copy [ Ps. 233 – 523 ] 31. Extra copy [ Ps. 524 – 643 ] 32. [ Newspaper articles & Magazine articles written by DYR ] Photograph of DYR with unknown student “;i:2;s:729:” 33. [ Note pads: New York, Paris ] 34. [ Note pads: Chicago III, IV, Detroit, Rochester ] 35. [ Note pads: Seattle (2ea), Colorado (4ea), Timetable, Gayellow pages ] 36. [ Note pads: St. Vincent’s (2ea), P-Town, Notes regarding TV Interview ] 37. [ Note pads: South Carolina, Washington, D.C.,a play, Intro 2, Notes from all over ] 38. [ Note pads: Hawaii (3ea) ] 39.  Note pads: Sex story, Sex study group, Hospital notes – Washington, D.C. Sisters by Gwatsky ] 40. [ Note pads: Robert Salomone notes, Arthur Tress at S. Harder / Twining, Jean Cocteau ] 41. [ Note pads: Bathhouse, fantasiafair, Cabaret ] 42. [ Address book A – L ] 43. [ Address book M – W ] “;i:3;s:1380:” 44. [ Note pads: Maine and Canada ] 45. [ Note pads: Reno, Nv, New Mexico (2ea) ] 46. [ Note pads:San Francisco (4ea) ] 47. [ Note pads: San Francisco (2ea), New Mexico (2ea), New York (2ea), Louis Reeves II, Note to himself ] 48. [ Note pads: Boston Health Conference 1988, New York ] 49. [ Note pads: Denver, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Rodeo ] 50. [ Note pads: New York City (2ea) ] 51. [ Note pads: Los Angeles, California Men’s Colony, Pocatello Fort Hall, Salt Lake City ] 52. [ Note pads: Alaska (3ea), Hawaii (3ea) ] 53. [ Note pads: Mississippi (3ea), Nebraska, Chicago (ea) ] 54. [ Note pads: Puerto Rico (2ea), Slide notes, Personal Journal ] 55. [ Photographs of Nancy Regan’s interview ] 56. [ Senior High School photos, commencement program June 17, 1966 ] 57. Correspondence 58. [ Illustration and note ] 59. [ Correspondence ] 60. [ Correspondence ] 61. [ Photographs of Darrell, a friend, and a dog named Boo ] 62. [ Handwritten notes, etc. to Ducky from Bear ] 63. [ Photograph of Raymond Jacobs by Gene Bagnato ] 64. [ Correspondence, Currency, Memorial for Gregory M. Kolovakos, love notes for Bear, a pair of socks, Fishhook and jawbone ] 65. [ Notes from Bear to Ducky, photos of D.Y.R.,Drivers licence, Miscellaneous items ] “;i:4;s:1557:” 66. Tom Roberts 67. Questions 68. P. W. Backup: New York Post- Going to Paris 69. P. W. Backup: Paris Match – SIDA 70. P. W. Backup: Penthouse – Forum 71. P. W. Backup: Q – Notes 72. P. W. Backup: Reporter – K. Haring Art 73. P. W. Backup: Village Voice 74. P. W. Backup: World Paper 75. Haring, Keith 76. Published work: Articles 77. Published work: Going To Paris 78. Published work: Nation – AIDS 79. Published work: Lectures 80. Published work: Reviews – Art 81. Published: Reviews – Books 82. Published work: Reviews – Film – TV 83. Published work: Scripts – Radio 84. P. W. Backup: Advocate – Pt. 1 85. P. W. Backup: Advocate – Pt. 2 86. P. W. Backup: Advocate – Pt. 3 87. P. W. Backup: Gay Life Handbook 88. P. W. Backup: Nation – Deadly OBS ( 89 ) 89. P. W. Backup: Nation Gay Bashing 90. P. W. Backup: Nation – Born Gay? 91. P. W. Backup: New York Native 92. [ Miscellaneous notes, Correspondence, Faxs, Articles ] 93. [ Note pads: Cambridge, Mass., New England I, II, III, IV ] 94. [ Notes from Puerto Rico, Newspaper articles ] 95. [ Note pads: Virginia, Washington, D. C., West Virginia, Maryland, Penna. ] 96. [ Note pads: Texas (IV), Oklahoma (V), Arkansas (VI), Nashville (VII), Charlotte (VIII), Charlotte (IX) ] 97. [ Note pads: North Carolina (2ea), New York City, Cherry Grove, Words & Meanings ] 98. [ Train time tables, maps, etc. ] “;i:5;s:1451:” 99. [ Miscellaneous Certificates, letter from a friend, letter from his Aunt and Uncle ] 100. [ Miscellaneous letters to the editor ] 101. [ Two of Mr. Rist’s Karate Certificates ] 102. Reviews: Film / Stage events 103. Heartlands: Interviews 104. P. W. Backup: New York Native – 85 Pt. 1 105. P. W. Backup: New York Native – 84 Pt. 2 106. P. W. Backup: New York Native – 84 Pt. 1 107. P. W. Backup: G M H C Newsletter – Volunteer 108. P. W. Backup: Gay Life 109. P. W. Backup: Gay Chicago 110. P. W. Backup: Film 111. P. W. Backup: Connection 112. P. W. Backup: Christopher Street – Pt. 1 113. P. W. Backup: Christopher Street – Pt. 2 114. Published work: Speeches 115. Published work: Scripts – TV 116. Leslie, Robbie 117. New York Native 85 Pt. 2A 118. New York Native 85 Pt. 2B 119. New York Native 85 Pt. 2C 120. Reviews: Books Barton – Jay, David 121. Reviews: Books Chandos: Boys Together 122. Reviews: Books Core, Philip 123. Reviews: Books NYN/CS Dorothy Farnan 124. Reviews: Books Gay, Peter 125. College Art Association 2/86 126. [ Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation shipping label ] 127. [ Center for American Culture Studies Program ] 128. [ New York Native Going To Paris To Live ] 129. [ Christopher Street: A Visit with Nancy Reagan ] “;} This collection is principally successive manuscript versions of Rist’s book “Heartlands: A Gay Man’s Odyssey Across America.” There is also some correspondence with persons he wrote about in the book.

a:2:{i:0;s:857:” 1. [ Grass roots fundraising information] 2. [ Press packet, media, flyers: pro & con, and other press information 3. [ Longwood’s travel research] 4. [ National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, Leading the fight for freedom] 5. [ Boycotts work! information packet ] 6. [ General Boycott information ] 7. [ Outreach stationery, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force address list ] 8. [ Flyers Boycott Colorado, general information, meetings,and agenda ] 9. [ Lambda legal defense ] 10. [ National Gay and Lesbian Task Force information ] 11. [ How to run a Boycott ] 12. [ Jerry Falwell anti – homosexual letter ] 13. [Traditional Values, anti – homosexual group ] 14. [ The New Christian Right and other groups like them ] 15. [ Researching homophobic initiatives ] “;i:1;s:1367:” 16. [ “Creating a Change” conference information ] 17. To be used & better copies needed from library [ Amendment 2 ] 18. [ Boycott information ] 19. [ Reconstitution of New York Boycott Colorado, Inc. ] 20. [ Political Research Associates information sheet ] 21. [ Evans et. al. V. Romer et. al. #92 CV 7223 ] 22. [ Human Rights Campaign Fund ] 23. [ Mayor David N. Dinkins, letter: Domestic Partners Health Benefits] 24. [ Fight – the – Right mailing lists ] 25. [ Correspondence: letter to Giuliani ] 26. [ Correspondence: in support of Boycott Colorado ] 27. [ Correspondence: Letters to Duncan T. Osborne from the City and County of Denver ] 28. [ Correspondence: Anti Boycott support ] 29. [ Miscellaneous: notes, press release, and cards ] 30. [ Mailing lists from Joseph Best to John Shaka and Joe Harney ] 31. [ Information book: How to Not! Do Business in Colorado ] 32. [ National Public Radio “Morning Edition” Wed. Feb. 17, 1993 ] 33. [ The Colorado Human Rights quick reference list ] 34. .[ Correspondence regarding Colorado made buses by the Neoplan Company ] 35. [ Gay and Lesbian Community Centers mailing list ] 36. [ Information Lines: phone numbers of Gay and Lesbian resources ] 37. [ Hard disk print outs ] “;} This collection came to the Archive in a cardboard box. It was unorganized. While there are sure to be gaps and missing key items it is hard to be certain because of the disorganization of the collection.

a:2:{i:0;s:523:” 1.  Quilt Display – program & such 2. Wes Cronk Memorial 3.  NYMQ Correspondence [ New York Memorial Quilt ] 4. NYMQ press clippings [ New York Memorial Quilt ] 5. NYMQ forms [ New York Memorial Quilt ] 6. Quilt display – flyer 7. Quilt display – Volunteer Assignments 8.  Quilt display – Readers of names / Names read 9. Early volunteers info 10. Quilt display – volunteer info 11. Phone #’s / Addresses of volunteers 12. Names Project stuff “;i:1;s:985:” 13. [ Miscellaneous items, posters, calendar, flyers ] 14. [ The Only Gay Male Handbook by James A. Serafini, Ph.d. a manuscript never finished or published ] 15. [ Heritage of Pride Membership List Address / Telephone Listing Aug. 10, 1987 ] 16. [ AIDS Ride information ] 17. [ Colorado State University information ] 18. [ Gay Men’s Health Crisis AIDS Dance-A-Thon information ] 19. [ Spiritual Healing Program ] 20. [ Gay Men’s Health Crisis information ] 21. Columbia Study [ drug protocol ] 22. [ Miscellaneous correspondence ] 23. [ The Mount Sinai Medical Center information ] 24. [ Amfar, Out, PFLAG, Lambda Legal Defense, Brothers for Sisters, AIDS Walk information added 5/22/96 ] 25. [ Twilo, SFB, Mix, Marla Glen and other club invitations added 5/23/96 ] 26. [ AIDS information and invitations added 5/23/96 ] 27. [ Heritage of Pride certificate, cartoons, sticker added 5/23/96 ] “;} This collection of James Burke’s papers contain a moderate amount of documentation of the showing of the Quilt in New York. Mr. Burke worked at organizing the volunteers to staff the setting up, the taking down and the reading of the names on the Quilt while it was being shown in New York. It also contains some correspondence, and his enrollment in at least one (1) drug protocol for a person with AIDS.

a:2:{i:0;s:1221:” 1. M.A.N. Art [ Males Au Naturel ] 2. Minutes [ June 1984 – November 1989 ] 3. The Naturist Society 4. M.A.N. Newsletters [ Males Au Naturel ] 5. Man Winter ’87 Newsletter 6.  Newsletters / Announcements 7. Winter / Spring 88 Newsletter 8.  Summer ’88 Newsletter 9. [ Fall ’88 Newsletter ] 10. Winter 89 Newsletter 11. Misc. [ various M.A.N. Newsletters, Art work, copy house ad, What is a nudist booklet ] 12. Hauska House – Archives [ all of the things pertaining to the Hauska House activities ]. 13. 1987 National Gathering! 14. 1988 National Gathering 15. 1989 Natl Gathering forms 16. [ Publication: The Event 1985 -1989 ] 17. [ Publications: Nude & Natural, Clothed With the Sun ] 18. The Network 19. Network 20. Network Member forms 21. The Chief Editorial 22. Health related issues 23. [ Males Au Naturel poster from New Orleans ] 24. A B S [ Arkansas Bare Society ] 25. AND’es [ Arizona Nude Dudes ] 26. BANG [ Boston Area Naturist Group ] 27. BANG & Gay Ct. [ Connecticut ] 28. BARE BOYS of California 29. BARE FACTS – Texas “;i:1;s:1549:” 30. C.A.N.G. [ Capitol Area Nudist Group, Newsletters ] 31. CANS [ Chicago Area Naturist Sons, Newsletters ] 32. Central Florida Rawhides [ Newsletters ] 33. Everglades Rawhides [ Information & Newsletters ] 34. GANG [ Grater Atlanta Naturist Group, Newsletters ] 35. G.L.N. [ Gay & Lesbian Naturist, Newsletters, etc. ] 36. G.M.N. – San Francisco [ Gay Male Nudist, Newsletters ] 37. GNG Gay Naturist Group – London [ Newsletters ] 38. Iowa Bare Skins [ Newsletters ] 39. K C Strip [ Kansas City Strip News ] 40. Lambda Soliel [ Newsletters ] 41. LANG [ Los Angeles Naked Gays ] 42. Lone Star [ Newsletters ] 43. London Gay Naturist 44. Minnesota Polar Bares [ Newsletters ] 45. NABRS [ Naturists Across The Blue Ridge States ] 46. NEON [ Newsletters ] 47. Olympians [ Newsletters ] 48. P – Cans [ Pacific Canadian Association of Nudists, Newsletters ] 49. Phill Bares [ Newsletters ] 50. PINK [ Padre Island Nude Knights, Newsletters ] 51. PSST [ Palm Springs Sun Tanners, Newsletters ] 52. SAND [ San Antonio Nude Dudes, Newsletters ] 53. Sun Coaster Rawhides [ Newsletters ] 54. Sunshine Partners [ Newsletters ] 55. S.W.O.N. [ South Western Ontario Nudists, Newsletters ] 56. The Grinin Barritz [ Newsletters ] 57. T N E [ The Nude Exchange Newsletters ] 58. U.S.A. [ Uncircumcised Society of America, Newsletters ] 59. Other Naturist Clubs / Newsletters “;} This collection is rich with information in the form of newsletters from other Gay Naturists clubs all over the United States. It has its own file of minutes, programs, flyers, and other important information of the local club called M.A.N. (Males Au Naturel).

a:1:{i:0;s:1768:” 1. Miscellaneous Items [ Invitations to club dates ] 2. Invitations – – Limelight 3. Invitations – – Mars ( Needs Men ) 4. Invitations – – Palladium 5. Invitations – – Private Eyes 6. Invitations – – The Saint ( 1986 ) 7. Invitations – – The Saint ( 1987 ) 8. Invitations – – The Saint ( 1988 ) / The Saint at Large 9. Invitations – – Tunnel 10. Invitations – – Miscellaneous 11. [ Daniel Krumholz’ personal paperwork on his battle with AIDS ] 12. [ Medical Bills ] 13. G H I 1989 ( Dr. Tiech, Dr. Hatcher, [ Group Health Incorporated ] 14. G H I 1988 [ Group Health Incorporated ] 15. Doctor’s stuff / Hospital stuff 16. Blood Bills National Health, Metpath 17. Beth Israel stuff / HomeD co. 18. AIDS numbers / contacts 19. ADAP Forms ( in case they’re needed ) 20. AIDS Bills !!! 21. AIDS follow – up stuff : PWA’s 22. G H I 1987 [ Group Health Incorporated ] 23. GMHC Material and Assistance [ Gay Men’s Health Crisis ] 24. Guardian Life I. [ insurance ] policy 25. NYU CO-OP / ABLE [ New York University Medical Center ] 26. Lighthouse 27. HRA / Union Employee Benefits stuff 28. Dr. Tiech 29. Belleview AZT Protocol 30. Sloan – Kettering Pentamidine Protocol 31. Dan’s Xmas list, Gimme list, The Wills [ added 5/23/96 ] 32. [ Invitations, Thank You cards added 5/23/96 ] 33. [ GLAAD, GOAL, GMHC, other gay information added 5/23/96 ] 34. [ AIDS information added 5/23/96 ] 35. [ Articles, Letters to the Editor added 5/23/96 ] 36. [ Gay Men’s Chorus Chorus Lines added 5/23/96 ] 37. [ AIDS Newspaper & Magazine articles added 5/23/96 ] “;} This collection contains numerous posters from Gay clubs in New York, they came folded in envelopes as invitations to events. The collection also contains a small number of file folders which contain the hospital, doctor and laboratory bills of Mr. Daniel Krumholz, and are due to his illness with AIDS. This collection tells very little, if anything about either Mr. Burke or Mr. Krumholz.

a:1:{i:0;s:789:” 1. [ Miscellaneous photos ] 2. [ Framed black & white photo ] 3. Pool party – 1970s 300 – E – St. [ photos ] 4. Valentine’s day party – 1970s – E – St. [ photos ] 5. 1975 – Christmas 165 Park Row Manhattan [ photos ] 6. [ A card from Rocco to Dennis March 10, 1976 with photos ] 7. Invitation to Cocktails with Entertainment ” Disco at Poolside ” January 14, 1979 [ photos ] 8. Christmas party 1970s [ 1979 ] – 300 – E – St. – NYC [ photos ] 9. Invitation to Cocktails – Dinner – Entertainment 22 June 1980 [ photos ] 10. [ Photo album cover & title page #1 ] 11. [ Photos from album #1 ] 12. [ Photo album cover & title page #2 ] 13. [ Photos from album #2 ] 14. [ Photos from large album ] “;} This collection contains three photo albums and numerous loose photos that span several years and events in the couples life. At least two different Christmas parties that the couple threw, in their apartment, are represented in this collection. There are of course gaps in years. This material would make a nice exhibit.

a:8:{i:0;s:220:” [ Scrap Book ] Sept. 1984 My trip to Holland [ Scrap Book ] October 1987 Trip to Luxembourg, Holland, Germany [ Scrap Book ] 1989 [ Scrap Book ] 1990 [ Scrap Book ] 1990 – 91 Trip to Netherlands “;i:1;s:211:” 1. [ Miscellaneous ] 2. 1982 – 1983 3. 1984 4. [ Correspondence ] 5.  Correspondence with (Greg) Evan Miracle 1982 – 1986 6. Correspondence with Gregg Miracle 7. 1991 “;i:2;s:346:” 8. [ Misc. ] 9. 1985 [ from same 3 ring binder with 1986 ] 10. 1986 [ from same 3 ring binder with 1985 ] 11. 1987 [ from same 3 ring binder with 1988 ] 12. 1988 [ from same 3 ring binder with 1987 ] 13. 1992 14. 1993 15.  Chronological file 1994 16. ACT – UP is Watching [ 3 ring binder ] “;i:3;s:909:” 17. [ International information ] 18. [ Exhibitions that he attended ] 19. Michigan Stuff [ flyers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, regarding GALA, Gay and Lesbian Alumni ]. 20. [ Letters and Memorials from friends ] 21. Brooklyn Stuff GFN / Lambda Ind. Demos / Sister City 22. [ More correspondence folder # 1 ] 23. [ More correspondence folder #2 ] 24. [ The ACT-Up Women’s Caucus, Women and AIDS Handbook ] 25. Milk film [ Harvey Milk ] 26. [ Miscellaneous stuff; ACT-UP, Gay Lesbian independant Democrats flyers, letters, post cards ] 27. Unitarian Universalist Stuff 28. [ Miscellaneous, ACT-UP, Target City Hall, etc. ] 29. My Fall term 1979 eng 213 Writing work portfolio. 30. Paper on Gay Neighborhoods 31. Pressures of the Flesh [ Stage play by Roger De Gennaro ] 32. Village Independent Democrats “;i:4;s:1236:” 33. [ Correspondence June 20, 1978 – March 30, 1985 ] 34. [ Correspondence June 25, 1987 – Jan. 12, 1991 ] 35. The AIDS crisis is not over [ an article Jon Nalley wrote ] 36. Press clippings / Coupures De Presse 37. “Wet Holes / Wet Dreams” [ & correspondence ] 38. Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association [ GALHA ] 39. [ ACT-UP, & other correspondence ] 40. [ ACT -UP flyers, correspondence ] 41. Pratt [ Institute ] 42. More Pratt 43. [ ACT-UP, other correspondence ] 44. [ Newspaper articles, correspondence ] 45. Net GALA [ Gay and Lesbian Alumni ] 46. Other GALA [ Gay and Lesbian Alumni ] Newsletters, Brochures 47. A His & Herstory of Queer Activism 48. [ Articles written by Jon Nalley ] 49. [ Correspondence regarding Memorial of Kent State Students killed May 4, 1970 ] 50. [ Playbills from plays, concerts, etc. Jon saw with friends and his Mother over a period of time 1985 – 1989 ] 51. [ Correspondence 1980 – 1992 from Dan Jones, Homer, Arnie, Bill Baker, Faith, Darryl, & Gerard ] 52. [ Correspondence from Stacey Sherman, Anne Cohen, Eric Williams, Mary Parker, Bruce Van Kergen 1982 ] “;i:5;s:316:” 53. NYC Community School Board Elections 1993 [ folder #1 ] 54. NYC Community School Board Elections 1993 [ folder #2 ] 55. NYC Community School Board Elections 1993 [ folder #3 ] (Oversize removed to box 26, folder 55) 56. Resistance Conspiracy Case / including Lesbian Political Prisoners “;i:6;s:173:” 57. Constituent Correspondence [ folder #1 ] 58. Constituent Correspondence [ folder #2 ] 59. [ 4 artists drawing pads made into scrapbooks Medium size ] “;i:7;s:70:” 60. [ 2 artists drawing pads made into scrapbooks Large size ] “;} Personal papers, mostly scrap books and similar materials with lots of correspondence from friends,& other politicians,cards, post cards of events in Mr Nalley’s life. At this writing I am certain there are gaps in this collection that pertain to his life as a political person I, however, do not have a sense of what the gaps are except that, the collection doesn’t seem large enough to encompass his whole political life.

a:6:{i:0;s:503:” 1. Agreement Dignity / St. Francis 2. AIDS 3. A.D.A. [ Americans for Democratic Action ] 4.  Archdiocesan talks 5. Anniversary, 12th. etc. 6. AIDS Gp. 7. Akus, Joe 8. Charter 9. Courage 10. Cuomo [ Mario Cuomo ] 11. Dignity, Inc. Newsletter 12.  Dignity / Bx [ Dignity / Bronx ] 13.  Dignity / NY [ Dignity / New York ] 14.  Social Justice CTTE [ Committee ] 15.  [ Michael Olivieri candidate information ] “;i:1;s:663:” 16. Andy Humm 17. Hispanic Gp. 18. Gardner, Jim 19.  Hearings [ a suggestion for a hearing with the then Archbishop O’Connor ] 20. Gay Pride ’84 21. Exec. Order #50 [ New York City Executive ] 22. Gay Men’s Chorus / Dignity 23. Directory, Bd. of Director’s 24. Dignity/ John XXIII [ pre Big Apple name, Big Apple newsletters 1987 -1991 ] 25. Elections – 1984 / ’85 26. Convention [ 7th Biennial Dignity Convention 1985 ] 27.  [ Convention notebook ] 28. Elections [ Election statements of local New York / Dignity chapter candidates ] 29. Dignity, Inc. 30. Election ’83 “;i:2;s:472:” 31. Catholic New York 32. Comm. Ctr. [ Lesbian and Gay Community Center ] 33.  Corpus 34.  Constitution Dignity, Inc., N.Y. 35. Calendar [ 1985 -1990 Newsletter ]36. This Week 36. This Week 37. The Tablet [ Church Bulletins ] 38. St. Joseph’s [ Newsletter ] 39. St.Anthony Messenger [ Newsletter ] 40.  Spiritual Dev. 41. Membership Committee 42.  PROM [ Public Relations, Outreach, and Media ] “;i:3;s:404:” 43. 85 civ. 3269 (CMB) Plaintiffs v. Defendants 44. 84 civ. Dignity v. Benjamin Ward, et. al. [ to exhibit #15 ] [ folder # 1 ] 45. 84 civ. Dignity v. Benjamin Ward, et. al. [to exhibit #16 ] [ folder # 2 ] 46. 84 civ. Dignity v Benjamin Ward, et. al. [ to exhibit #16 contd ] [ folder 3 ] 47. 84 civ. Dignity v. Benjamin Ward, et. al. [ to exhibit #16 contd ] [ folder 4] “;i:4;s:757:” 48. 84 civ. Dignity v. Benjamin Ward, et. al. [ to exhibit #16 contd ] [ folder # 5] 49. Williams, Bruce 50. Veterans Group 51. Vatican AIDS Group 52. Regional Affairs 53. Olivieri, M. [Michael J. Olivieri ] 54. New Ways Ministry 55. N Y Times 56. NCR [ National Catholic Reporter ] 57. Mayor’s Ofc [ Office ] 58. O’Connor & Cooke [ Cardinals ] 59. [ Newspaper articles and Press advisories ] 60. O’Connor – 87 + 61.  [ Rental renewal of St. Francis Xavier letter ] 62. [ Catholic War Veterans v. The City of New York, et. al. ] 63.  [ Michael Olivieri, et. al. v. Benjamin Ward, et. al. ] 64. Koch – O’Connor – Exec. Order #5065. Gay Pride – 1983 “;i:5;s:318:” 65. Gay Pride 1983 66. Intro II [ New York City Gay Rights Bill ] 67. Intro I [ New York City Gay Rights Bill ] 68.  Integrity 69. Lambda Legal Defense [ Education ] Fund 70. [ Legal papers folder #1 ] 71.  [ Legal papers folder #2 ] 72.  [ Legal papers folder #3 ] “;} The collection consists of Michael Olivieri’s papers from the time he was involved in Dignity/New York. It includes but is not limited to court cases (Dignity v. Benjamin Ward, et. al., and Michael Olivieri, et.,al. v. Benjamin Ward, et.,al.), personal correspondence, flyers, church bulletins, rental agreements from St. Francis of Xavier Church, Board of Director meeting minutes, newsletters, and more. The collection reflects the early history of the organization. See also: Collection 74, Dignity New York, Inc. Records

a:2:{i:0;s:176:” 1. [ All Club Members ( as of 9/24/89 ) Master List ] 2. A -> F [ alphabetical listings of members ] 3. G -> L 4. M -> R 5.  S -> Z “;i:1;s:417:” 6. [ Photographs taken by Founder Dave Cantrell between 1984 – 1988 ] 7. Core Groups – mins., agenda Financial Statements 8. Newsletters / Calendars 9. Other GFNs 10. Flyers 11. Membership Directories, etc. 12. Press Releases 13. Newspaper Clippings, Articles 14. Gay Pride Festivals: Ad Journals / Programs 15. Gay Pride Festival: Publicity, Flyers, etc. “;} Box 1 consists of membership applications with information collected on each member e.g. types of activities they would like to do, go to a museum,a dance, or activities they would like to volunteer for e.g. editing the newsletter, decorating for the dance, clean up after the dance, just to name a few. Box 2 is more general in content, consisting of minutes of meetings, newspaper articles about GFN/Brooklyn and flyers about events.

a:3:{i:0;s:1043:” 1. [ Albany / Cuomo Demonstration ] 2. [ Anti – Violence Project ( AVP ) ] 3. [ Queer Nation ] 4. [ Stop the Church II ] 5. [ Piss & Vinegar ] 6. [ ACT-UP correspondence ] 7. [ ACT-UP against George Bush ] 8. [ Various rallies. marches, and demonstrations flyers for all ] 9. [ Homeless / Police violence protests ] 10. [ “AIDS” Navajo flyer ] 11. [ ACT-UP calendars ] 12. [ Newspaper articles, magazine articles, and clippings from all over. ] 13. [ The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Inc. Bulletin ] 14. [ TITA (tell it to ACT-UP) newsletter ] 15. [ Press releases ] 16. [ Media advisories ] 17. [ Media committee reports ] 18. [ Digest ] 19. [ Various “information” notices ] 20. [ AIDS Treatment Research Agenda Montreal June 1989 ] 21. [ Memorials ] 22. [ Washington Blade ] 23. [ one photograph, & ACT-UP made easy notes ] 24. [ Xeroxed copies of newspaper articles ] “;i:1;s:694:” 25. [ VII Conference on AIDS / III STD World Congress Amsterdam 19 – 24 July 1992 ] 26. [ ASTRA Pharmaceutial Products Inc. protest December 12, 1991 ] 27. [ Media protest ] ( Television ) 28. TAG Press Kit clippings [ Treatment Action Guerrillas] 29.  TAG clippings 30. TAG media releases ( one contact sheet ) 31. Irish Lesbian & Gay Organization St. Pat’s Parade 32. Julio Rivera 33. [ Queer Nation, ACT-UP in the news ] 34. [ Gay games program book ] 35. Allen Schindler Murder Case [ Los Angeles Times Mirror level 1 – 15 of 22 stories regarding the United States Navy court case ] 36. March on Washington 1993 “;i:2;s:569:” 37. [ Press packets and Forbes magazine protest ] 38. [ David Dinkins inauguration, a letter from Donna Summer ] 39. [ Press releases ] 40. [ Stop the Church protest ] 41. [ ACT-UP stickers ] 42. [ V International AIDS Conference Montreal June 4 ] 43. [ News from all over, a letter from Max Frankel ] 44. [ ( FOR BETTER OR WORSE ) comic strip ] 45. [ Burroughs Wellcome Company print media coverage April 25, 1989 ] 46. [ Outweek Award March 1, 1991 ] 47. [ Xeroxed copies & newspaper clippings ] “;} The collection contains numerous newspaper articles, flyers, press releases, and correspondence from and to Jay Blotcher when he was Media Coordinator of ACT-UP/New York from May 1989 to July 1992 and Media Coordinator of Queer Nation/New York from March 1990 to January 1991.

a:1:{i:0;s:195:” 1. [ Typewritten transcripts of all three (3) diaries ] 2. [ Photograph of Richmond Morell Purinton ] 3. [ Teenage Diary c. 1922 ] 4. [ National Diary 1924, Diary 1927 ] “;} The collection is comprised of three handwritten diaries and one photograph of Richmond Morell Purinton. The diaries start in 1922 when the author was 16 years of age. He speaks of his crush on a young man named Murray R. The diaries have also been transcribed by the donor Donald Vining. They contain day to day events in the author’s life, there are gaps in the date entries.

a:6:{i:0;s:774:” 1. Handbook [organizational goals, policies and procedures] 2. By-laws 3. [ASTRAEA Foundation grant application including 1990 budget and 1991 projected budget] 4. [Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts model by-laws; draft of Lesbian Switchboard goals and objectives statement; 1986 article about Lesbian Switchboard fundraisers; IRS forms and instructions] 5. [Meeting minutes December 27, 1976 – November 12, 1979] 6. [Meeting minutes December 12, 1979 – October 2, 1984] 7. [Meeting minutes November 7, 1985 – June 26, 1997] 8. [Meeting agendas, with attached notes, flyers etc. 1981 – 1991] 9. Correspondence 1977 to present [1977 – 1997, 1 inch] 10. [Monthly desk calendars, with notes, 1985 – 1995, 1997, 1 inch] “;i:1;s:718:” 11. Phone Lists [of staff] 12. [Training material – evaluation forms; letter from trainee evaluating her training; descriptions of switchboard] 13. [Training material – handbooks, manuals etc. from Gay Switchboard and other organizations, 1 inch] 14. [Fundraising material including letters, flyers, publications, notes, etc.] 15. Publications [various flyers, correspondence, publications, etc.] 16. Comprehensive categorical listings [referrals, primarily organizations arranged by subject] 17. Resource/Referral Lit & Info [1 inch] 18. [Three Mile Island nuclear crisis information] 19. Switchboard writings [primarily staff writing about the Switchboard] “;i:2;s:536:” 20. [Financial papers 1985 – 1995] 21. [Bank statements – savings 1984 – 1988] 22. [Bank statements – checking 1982 – 1995, 1 inch] 23. [Call log July 5, 1972 – November 24, 1972] 24. [Call log November 25, 1972 – March 29, 1973] 25. [Call log March 29, 1973 – August 2, 1973] 26. [Call log August 3, 1973 – February 14, 1974] 27. [Call log February 15, 1974 – July 10, 1974] 28. [Call log April 17, 1977 – August 30, 1977] 29. [Call log August 31, 1977 – January 23, 1978] “;i:3;s:560:” 30. [Call log January 25, 1978 – June 8, 1978] 31. [Call log June 12, 1978 – October 24, 1978] 32. [Call log October 25, 1978 – June 6, 1979] 33. [Call log June 7, 1979 – December 21, 1979] 34. [Call log December 26, 1979 – August 22, 1980] 35. [Call log August 26, 1980 – February 16, 1981] 36. [Call log February 18, 1981 – September 23, 1981] 37. [Call log September 28, 1981 – February 19, 1982] 38. [Call log February 23, 1982 – March 31, 1983] 39. [Call log April 1, 1983 – December 30, 1983] “;i:4;s:340:” 40. [Call log June 5, 1984 – December 27, 1984] 41. [Call log January 3, 1985 – December 26, 1985] 42. [Call log January 2, 1986 – December 30, 1986] 43. [Call log January 4, 1987 – December 30, 1987] 44. [Call log January 5, 1988 – December 26, 1988] 45. [Call log January 5, 1989 – December 29, 1989] “;i:5;s:458:” 46. [Call log January 3, 1990 – December 28, 1990] 47. [Call log January 2, 1991 – December 31, 1991] 48. [Call log January 2, 1992 – December 22, 1992] 49. [Call log January 8, 1993 – November 9, 1993] 50. [Call log January 25, 1994 – December 19, 1994] 51. [Call log January 2, 1995 – December 28, 1995] 52. [Call log January 7, 1996 – December 18, 1996] 53. [Call log January 2, 1997 – September 18, 1997] “;} The collection contains the Lesbian Switchboard’s handbook, by-laws, financial records, calendars, correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, flyers, training materials, resource and referral literature and detailed call logs from 1972 through 1997.

a:15:{i:0;s:960:” 1. [Agrama/Valentine’s Day] 2. [Alasa/Orphans] 3. [Alasa and Welch/Orphans] 4. [Arnold/Bookstore] 5. [Arnold/Delivery] 6. [Arnold/Pete & Charley] 7. [Arthur/…At The Bottom of our Garden] 8. [Banacki/The Nitty Gritty] 9. [Bateman/Kiss The Sky] 10. [Bateman/Lying In State] 11. [Bergersen/A Charm of Finches] 12. [Blasius/Before the Final Ring] 13. [Bommer/I Hear It Was Charged Against Me] 14. [Bourne, Shaw & Shaw, Weaver/Belle Reprieve] 15. [Brown/Newsboy] 16. [Brown/Newsboy] 17. [Bumbald/Kitchen Duty] 18. [Bumbalo/Tell] 19. [Buono/Forever Faithful] 20. [Burr/Exquisite] 21. [Busch/Times Square Angel] 22. [Busch/Vampire Lesbians of Sodom] 23. [Camicia/No Secrets, No Lies] 24. [Camicia/Oscar] 25. [Case/Jo: A Lesbian History Play] 26. [Cebulska/Dear John] 27. [Chambers/A Late Snow] “;i:1;s:839:” 28. [Chambers/Eye of the Gull] 29. [Chambers/Eye of the Gull] 30. [Chambers/Last Summer at Bluefish Cove] 31. [Chesley/Night Sweat] 32. [Chesley/Stray Dog Story] 33. [Chinn/Straight] 34. [Chum/Old Third Act] 35. [Colmar/Drink and Begone!] 36. [Coward/Bittersweet — Maybe Wrong Title Page to Script] 37. [Crabtree/Three One Act Plays] 38. [Curzon/Last Call] 39. [Lovers Score – Master] 40. [Del Valle and Sterner/ Lovers – Script and Score] 41. [Del Valle and Sterner/Lovers Score] 42. [Del Valle/Lovers] 43. [Delgado/Once Below a Lighthouse] 44. [Eddie Cox] 45. [Eliot/Data] 46. [Ensano/Castro Street] 47. The Three “F”s [Fierstein/Forget Him] 48. [Fierstein/Torch Song Trilogy] 49. [Foley/Summer Garden] “;i:2;s:1277:” 50. [Frieden/Hare’s Breath] 51. [Gilbert/The Dressing Gown] 52. [Goldberger/Drag Queens From Outerspace] 53. [Graham/Sins of the Father] 54. [Grinstead/A Little Awhile Ago] 55. [Hagedorn/Should Have Been A Love Play] 56. [Hamilton/The Rain Barrel] 57. [Harris/Bar Dykes] 58. [Heide/Increased Occupancy] 59. [Heide/The Bed] 60. [Heide/West of the Moon] 61. [Herbert/Lovers] 62. [Hill, David/Dancing in the Chorus Out of Step] 63. [Hlibok/Where or When] 64. [Hogan & Kubran/The Soft-Core Kid] 65. [Hogan & Kubran/The Soft Core Kid] 66. [Holliday/The Calling] 67. [In The Life] 68. [Jones/A Monstrous Regiment] 69. [Jones/With Female Impersonator…] 70. [Kearns/Intimacies] 71. [Krauss/The Beast That Battered Boise] 72. [Lee/Paul and Michael] 73. [Lee/To The Tune of a Military Drummer] 74. [Lotman/Thanksgiving] 75. [Lowe/Writer’s Cramp] 76. [Lowry/To Move Wild Laughter] 77. [Lubin/Risin To The Luv That We Need] 78. [Lynch/The Old Glory Inn and Motor Hotel] 79. [Mark/Keep It Up] 80. [Miller/It’s Our Town Too] 81. [Miller/Patience & Sarah] 82. [Miller/Pines ’79] “;i:3;s:1447:” 83. [Miller/Pines ’79] 84. [Mitchell/Weightroom] 85. [Morris/If This Isn’t Love] 86. [Morse/Annunciation & Fairy Fuck-In] 87. [Morse/Flesh & Blood in Cincinnati] 88. [Morse/Minimum Wage] 89. [Mushroom/Bar Dykes] Mss. received cause Robert Patrick told her about book 90. [Napolitano/Nicky’s Wedding] 91. [Patrick, Robert/Scripts] 92. [Patrick/Let Me Not Mar That Perfect Dream] 93. [Patrick/Michelangelo’s Models] 94. [Patrick/Odd Numbers] 95. [Patrick/The River Jordan] 96. [Peyton/Little Boy Blue] 97. [Pioton/Goodbye Sans Telephone] 98. [Prandini/A Safe Light] 99. [Puchall & Hagen/Miss Stanwyck Is Still In Hiding] 100. [Puliafito/Nightmares] 101. [Rawls/Earl, Ollie, Austin & Ralph] 102. [Risin’ To The Love That We Need] 103. [Robins/Gay Delightful Guise] 104. [Robinson/Chums — “Old Third Act”] 105. [Roome/Shroud] 106. [Rossett/Masquerade] 107. [Russell and Hood/Elegies for Angels, Punks, and Raging Queens] 108. [Russell and Melrose/Fourtune] 109. [Schaffer/If I Come Back, I’m Yours] 110. [Schwartz/Power Lines] 111. [Schwartz/Sketches of Women and Men] 112. [Scott/1 Samuel 18] 113. [Sherman/Passing By] 114. [Simones/A Place Called Morning] 115. [Somsen/Beyond the Bounds] 116. [Somsen/One Tit, A Dyke and Gin!] “;i:4;s:1486:” 117. [Special Cases] 118. [Stafferi/The Queen – with cassette] 119. [Stephan/Private Passions] 120. [Stinnett/Killer Bangs] This Is The Version I Directed 121. [Stringer/Antiphon] 122. [Swados/A Quiet End] 123. [Tierney/Death in Bloom] 124. [Torres/Different People] 125. [Whitcomb/Wands, Cups, Swords…] 126. [Wilson/A Perfect Relationship] 127. [Wilson/Street Theatre] 128. [Wilson/The West Street Gang] 129. [Wilson/The West Street Gang] 130. [Late Snow Callback Photos w/Notes Not Cast] 131. [Musicals From the House of Plays – Catalogue] 132. [Exerpts from Scripts of Plays (1950’s-60’s)] 133. [Exerpts from Scripts & Audition Forms — Samples. For A Safe Light Callbacks] 134. “F” Misc [Unidentified Script] 135. [Wilson/A Perfect Relationship Program] 136. Press File 137. [Press Releases, Business Letters, 1993] 138. [Press Releases, Business Letters, Flyers, Postings, Calendars of Plays and Films, Newsletters 1992-93] 139. [Press Releases, Announcements, Business Letters, Calendar of Plays, Flyers, Business Cards, Newsletters, Award Listings 1991-93] 140. [Newsletters, Flyers, Press Releases, Award Listings, Business Letters, Play Calendars, 1991-93] 141. [Press Releases, Flyers, Reviews, Calendar of Plays, 1993] 142. [Tapes possibly of interviews and slides depicting publicity images for productions(?)] “;i:5;s:2286:” 143. [Postcards and Letters] 144. [Payne/The Recent Positive Trend in Gay Theatre] 145. [Exerpts of Scripts with Poems] 146. [Certificates; Frames Removed] 147. [Press Releases, Paly Announcements, Letters, Editorial Guidelines, Late 1980’s] 148. [Letters, Business Cards, Address List – Bowling Numbers, Reviews, Letters, Press Releases, Subscription Flyers, mostly 1990’s] 149. [Christmas Cards, Rejection Cards, Personal Cards, Letters, and Reviews, 1970’s – 80] 150. [Papers, Rejection and Confirmation Letters, Articles (unpubl.?) Letters, Play Announcements 1970’s] 151. Anniversary Rep [Budget, Notes, Programs, Sex Symbols, If This Isn’t Love, Happy Birthday Daddy] 152. Street Theatre Prod [Invoices, Letters, Notes, Programs, Press Releases, Reviews, Letters, Photographs] 153. Stray Dog Story [Receipts, Letters, Press Releases, Various Notes, Budget, Reviews, Programs, Photos, Contracts, Face Shots, Bios of Actors] 154. Franny – Box Office Reports 155. Love Play – Paid Invoices and Reimb Vouchers 156. Meridian – Paid M.O. and Reimb Vouchers 1984 157. Lavendar Limelight – Paid M.O. and Receipts 158. Deposit Vouchers – 1984 159. Safe Light – Box Office Forms 160. Night Sweat Programme 161. Box Office Rafael Bio [Form Letters From Gay Theatre Alliance, Cut-Out Text For Programs] 162. [Flyers, Programs, Theatre Photos, – late 1980’s] 163. [Flyers, Programs, Newsletters, Play Listings, Late 1980’s] 164. [Programs, Flyers, Gay Theatre Alliance Newsletter, Play Listings, 1980’s] 165. [Flyers, Programs, Press Releases, early 1980’s?] 166. [Flyers, Programs, Press Releases, Letters, early 1980’s?] 167. [Programs, Flyers/Posters, News Releases, Theatre Photos, Late 1970’s & Early 1980’s] 168. [Theatre Related Photos, News Releases, Programs, Flyers, 1980’s] 169. [Theatre Related Photos, Programs, Press Releases, Flyers, Business Letters, late 1970’s – early 1980’s] 170. [Watson and Dobbins/Recollections of a Part-Time Lady] 171. Technical Staff Resumes 172. Harry Fay [Vouchers, Postcards, Contact Sheets, News Releases, Program Layout, Face Shots (of Terry Helbing), Reviews] “;i:6;s:1975:” 173. [Wilson/Street Theatre; Art For Publicity] 174. [Chambers/A Late Snow; Art For Publicity] 175. Winter Plays [Staged readings of new gay plays 1980’s; programs, letters, etc.] 176. [Chambers/A Late Snow; Art and Text for Program] 177. [Art and Text for Programs of Something More and A Late Snow] 178. [Chesley/Stray Dog Story; Art and Text for Program] 179. [Wilson/Street Theatre; Art and Text for Program] 180. [Wilson/Street Theatre; Program and Revisions] 181. For Terry Miller or Terry Helbing [Info on Illustrator Howard Cruse] 182. [Chesley/Stray Dog Story; Art and Text for Publicity] 183. [Something More and Late Snow Program Information] 184. [Various Press Clippings] 185. Switch (Kevin Koesel’s Revue) Portland, OR [Film Society Review] 186. Immortal! – Prod [Mailing Lists, Vouchers, Expenses, Photos, Agreements, Programs] 187. Retrospective [Expenses, Mailing Lists, Programs, Letters] 188. February Series [Expenses, Programs] 189. If This Isn’t Love – Box Office Forms 190. Franny [Mailing List, Budget, Voucher, Programs, Letters, Press Releases, Photos, Contact Sheets] 191. If This Isn’t Love – Prod [Contact Sheets, Vouchers, Reviews, Programs, Letters, Budget, Press Releases, Negatives, Photos, Contact Sheets] 192. Meridian – Illustrators 193. [Mailing Lists] 194. [Pines ’79 Program] 195. Love Play [Expenses, Vouchers, Budgets, Reviews, Programs, Photographs, Press Releases, Letters, Contracts] 196. Turnabout, Forms, Gen’l Info 197. Forever After [Letters, Programs, Contracts, etc.] 198. Pines ’79 [Folder 1 of 2; Letters, Photos, Programs, etc.] 199. Pines ’79 [Folder 2 of 2] 200. [Purchase Orders, Letters, Receipts] New Orders To Be Filed? 1980’s-90’s 201. Lovers [Letters, Receipts, Contracts, Reviews, Programs] 202. Dinosaurs [Letters, Expenses, etc.] “;i:7;s:1582:” 203. Love Match/Happy B’Day, Daddy [Letters, Reviews, Programs] 204. Press List Materials [Letters, Mailing Lists; 1980’s] 205. Burning [Jane Chambers Novel; Letters, etc.] 206. Playwriting Contest [Addresses, Letters, Ballots, etc. 1980] 207. Last Summer at Bluefish Cove [Expenses, Reviews, etc. for Jane Chambers’ Play] 208. [Programs, Play Listings, Photographs] 209. News Boy [Letters, Expenses, Programs, Reviews, Photos, etc.] 210. Playwright’s Addresses 211. [Miscellaneous – Bio, Returned Letter from GTA, West Street Gang Card] 212. [From Envelope Titled “Foto-Ready Production”] 213. [Letters, Contracts, Receipts, Articles, Bills 1992-93] 214. GTA Archive [Programs, Flyers, Letters, News Releases, etc. 1980’s] 215. GTA Membership Lists [1980’s] 216. GTA – Letters of Inquiry 217. Newspaper Articles [Photos, Mag. Articles] 218. Newspaper Articles [1970’s-90’s] 219. Body Politic [Review by T.H., 1979] 220. Unpublished Articles 221. [Misc. Notes; Listing of Periodicals?] 222. Theatre Rental Info [Handwritten notes] 223. The Puppet Booth [Script: At Saint Judas’s] 224. Soft-Core Kid [Production] 225. Now She Dances! [Production] 226. The West Street Gang [Playbills, Letters, Scripts, etc.] 227. Slide Program [On History of Gay Theatre] 228. TH Clippings [Folder 1; Letters, Reviews, Articles, etc. 1980’s, Interview with T.H. and Resume] 229. TH Clippings [Folder 2; Newspaper and Magazine Articles] “;i:8;s:974:” 230. Street Theater [Folder 1 of 2; Budgets, Letters, Programs, Reviews] 231. Street Theater [Folder 2 of 2] 232. If This Isn’t Love [Letters, Reviews, Programs] 233. My Blue Heaven [Reviews, Letters, Photos, etc.] 234. Other Stages – Caffe Cino [Press Clippings] 235. [Sheet Music] 236. [Mechanical for Newsboy Program] 237. [Letters, Schedules, Photographs, Articles, Programs, Flyers, 1986] 238. [Newspaper Articles 1970’s – 80’s] 239. [Programs, Flyers, Announcements, Articles, Photographs, 1970’s] 240. [Photographs, Articles, Flyers, Correspondence, Tickets, 1980’s] 241. [Dramatist’s Guild Newsletter, Articles, Programs, Letters, Flyers, Photo of Jane Chambers, 1980’s] 242. Old Programs for Terry Helbing 243. Directory of Gay Plays [Folder 1 of 3, Mailing Lists, Letters, etc.] 244. Directory of Gay Plays [Folder 2 of 3] 245. Directory of Gay Plays [Folder 3 of 3] “;i:9;s:1337:” 246. GTA Clippings, Programs, etc. [Incl. Photos, Folder 1 of 2] 247. GTA Clippings, Programs, etc. [Folder 2 of 2] 248. Newsletter – GTA [Letters, Articles, etc. 1980’s] 249. [Newspaper Articles/Clippings] 250. [Programs, Emerson College Alumni Mag.] 251. Street – Material for JH Press 252. [Articles, Flyers, Programs, Photos, Press Releases, early 1980’s] 253. A Late Snow [Receipts, Lists, Photos, Correspondences, etc. 1983] 254. [Info on Playwrights & Directors Series 1982-83] 255. [Info on Playwrights & Directors Series IV 1983] 256. [Info on Playwrights & Directors Series 1984?] 257. [Info on Playwrights & Directors Series, Flyers, Correspondence, Resumes] 258. [Info on Playwrights & Directors Series, Correspondence, Flyers, Resumes, Mailing Lists, Notes, Articles] 259. [Info from Meridian Theatre, Notes, Flyers, Programs] 260. Meridian Theatre [1983-86?] 261. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Minutes 1980’s] 262. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Correspondence mid-1980’s] 263. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Notes, Flyers, Articles 1980’s] 264. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Correspondence, Flyers, Tickets, Notes 1982-83?] 265. Earplay 1980 Season on National Public Radio [Binder] “;i:10;s:1833:” 266. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Correspondence, Flyers, 1983-85?] 267. [Records of Meridian Theatre, Mailing Lists, Correspondence, 1980’s] 268. [Meridian Theatre Administrative Records, Notes, Mailing Lists, Receipts, 1980’s] 269. [Flyers, Programs, Photos, Posters, 1980’s] 270. Lilith A Women’s Theatre [Promotional Materials] 271. [Programs, Flyers, Bylaws of Gay/Lesbian Arts Alliance, Articles, Photos] 272. [Programs, Articles, Flyers, Correspondence, early 1980’s] 273. [Scripts, Articles, Flyers, Photos, Programs, May 10, 1982 Dinner for the Fund for Human Dignity] 274. [Photographs, Programs, Flyers, Articles, Correspondence 1980’s] 275. [Gay Theatre Alliance Newsletter, Programs, Correspondence, Press Releases – Primarily Meridian] 276. [Flyers, Correspondence, Articles, Programs] 277. [Articles, Programs, Newsletter, Letters, 1980’s] 278. JH Press [Folder 1 of 3, Agreements, Notes, Corres., Admin. Materials, etc.] 279. JH Press [Folder 2 of 3] 280. JH Press [Folder 3 of 3] 281. The West Street Gang & APR [Folder 1 of 2, Corres., Flyers, etc. 1980’s] 282. The West Street Gang & APR [Folder 2 of 2] 283. A Perfect Relationship [Folder 1 of 3, Correspondence, Articles, Flyers, etc. early – mid 1980’s] 284. A Perfect Relationship [Folder 2 of 3] 285. A Perfect Relationship [Folder 3 of 3] 286. Stray Dog Story [Reviews, Letters, 1980’s] 287. Warrior At Rest [Reviews, Letters, etc. 1984?] 288. A Late Snow [Reviews, photos, etc. 1980’s] 289. Chasin’ Jason [Reviews, etc. 1980’s] 290. [Various Articles, Letters 1980’s] 291. [Lists, Applications, Correspondence – mid 1980’s] 292. [Postcards, Cards, Photos, Correspondence – mid 1980’s] “;i:11;s:1163:” 293. GPNY – Reviews and Articles [Gay Presses of New York] 294. GPNY – Reviews and Articles [Newspaper] 295. GPNY – Receipts 296. GPNY [Folder 1; Corresp., Budgets, Agreements, Admin. Material, etc. 1980’s] 297. GPNY [Folder 2] 298. GPNY [Folder 3] 299. GPNY [Folder 4] 300. Safe Light [Mailing Lists, Budget, Articles, etc. 1985] 301. One O’Clock Jump/Killer Bangs – Prod [1986] 302. Something More [Mailing Lists, Receipts, Budgets, Photos, etc. 1983] 303. Charles Busch [Expenses, Receipts, Lists, Corr., Articles, Slides, Photos, 1981-84?] 304. Night Sweat [Articles, Correspondence, Lists, etc.] 305. Immortal – Box Office Reports 306. Jump/Bangs – Box Office Reports 307. Franny – Paid MO and Rem. Vouchers 308. Structuralist Workshop [Programs, Articles, Script, etc. 1982?] 309. [Correspondence, Cards, Gay Theatre Alliance Newsletter, early 1980’s] 310. Gay Theatre Alliance [Folder 1; Corres., Notes, Budget, etc.] 311. Gay Theatre Alliance [Folder 2] 312. Gay Theatre Alliance [Folder 3] 313. Gay Theatre Alliance [Folder 4] “;i:12;s:1266:” 314. Miscellaneous Articles [By T.H., etc.] 315. Soho Weekly News [Reviews Written by T.H., etc.] 316. Theatre Week 1989-90/91-92 [Reviews by T.H., etc.] 317. Theatre Week 1988 [Reviews by T.H., etc.] 318. Theatre Week 1987 [Reviews by T.H., etc.] 319. Stonewall News 1993 [Folder 1; Theatre Column by T.H.] 320. Stonewall News 1993 [Folder 2] 321. Stonewall News 1993 [Folder 3] 322. [Sample of Cancelled Checks, Statements, Check Register] 323. A Late Snow – Paid Invoices and Reimb. Vouchers 324. Street [Reimb. Vouchers and Receipts] 325. SDS [Stray Dog Story] Reimb Vouchers 326. Street Theatre – Reimb Forms and Paid Invoices 327. Something More – Paid Invoices & Reimb. Vouchers 328. Meridian – Reimb. Vouchers 329. Deposit Vouchers 330. Harry Fay – Reimb. Vouchers & Paid Inv. 331. Night Sweat – Paid Inv. & Reimb. Vouchers 332. Meridian – Paid Inv. & Reimb. Vouchers 1986 333. Deposit Vouchers 1986-87 334. Immortal – Paid Inv. & Reimb. Vouchers 335. Jump/Bangs – Paid Inv. & Reimb. Vouchers 336. Theatre Design and Technology [Article by T.H., etc.] 337. Outweek [Articles by T.H. etc.] “;i:13;s:1118:” 338. [NY] Native, 1992 Stonewall News [Folder 1; Articles by T.H. etc.] 339. [NY] Native, 1992 Stonewall News [Folder 2] 340. [NY] Native, 1992 Stonewall News [Folder 3] 341. [NY] Native 1991 [Folder 1; Articles by T.H. etc.] 342. [NY] Native 1991 [Folder 2] 343. [NY] Native 1991 [Folder 3] 344. [NY] Native 1990 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 345. NY Native 1989 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 346. [NY] Native, 1988 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 347. [NY] Native, 1987 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 348. NY Native 1986 [Folder 1, Articles by T.H., etc.] 349. NY Native 1986 [Folder 2] 350. NY Native, 1985 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 351. New York Native, 1984 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 352. New York Native, 1983 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 353. New York Native 1982 [Articles by T.H., etc.] 354. New York Native 1981 [Articles by T.H., etc.] 355. Seven Days, Genre Metro Source, American Theatre [Articles by T.H., etc.] 356. Photograph Album 357. TDR [The Drama Review – Article by T.H., etc.] 358. GCN Article [By T.H.] “;i:14;s:1614:” 359. Villager, 1983 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 360. Villager, 1982 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 361. The Villager, 1981 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 362. Villager, 1980 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 363. Villager 1979 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 364. Villager Articles 1977-78 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 365. [Articles, Cartoons, Pictures, etc.] 366. Tacky Wall [Assorted Cards, Photos, etc.] 367. [Assorted Postcards, Photos, etc.] 368. Tacky Wall [Assorted Cards, Photos, etc.] 369. Archives – Terry Helbing Ass’td Files [Photos, Letters, Articles, etc.] 370. The Advocate 1980-81 84-85-86 [Articles by T.H.] 371. The Advocate 1979 [Articles by T.H. etc.] 372. Omega One [Articles by T.H. etc.] 373. Other Stages [Articles by T.H. etc.] 374. American Gay Life [Articles by T.H. etc.] 375. Chaikin [Article by T.H.] 376. New York City News [Articles by T.H. etc.] 377. Where It’s At [Articles by T.H. etc.] 378. Gay Sweatshop [Articles by T.H. etc.] 379. Gaysweek [Articles by T.H. etc.] 380. Glines Play Committee 381. [Letters, Cards, etc.] 382. [Letters, Cards, etc.] 383. [Letters, Cards, etc.] 384. [Letters, Cards, Programs, etc.] 385. [Letters, Cards, etc.] 386. [Photos, Cards, Articles, Correspondences, etc.] 387. [Script, Cards, Correspondence, etc.] 388. Bowling – Sept. ’88 – May ’89 389. Bowling – Summer ’89 390. Bowling Sept. ’89 – May ’90 391. Bowling – 1990 – ’91 – ’92 392. Gotham Open – Misc. [Bowling Tournament] “;} Approximately 15 feet of materials housed in 15 boxes. The records relate mostly to Meridian Theatre and gay theatrical productions and spans the period from the 1960’s to the early 1990’s, focused primarily in the late 1970’s to the mid 1980’s. The collection consists primarily of scripts, articles, letters, press releases, programs, posters, financial information, reviews, mailing lists, photographs (headshots, stills, contact sheets), and audio cassettes. In addition, the collection contains personal papers, newspaper clippings of personal interest, mailing lists from a gay bowling league, and information about the Gay Presses of NY and JH Press. Before processing, the materials were placed in folders and organized by play or subject (e.g. “Invoices”); however, there was also haphazard placement. An effort has been made to retain Helbing’s arrangement, but most material not relating to gay and lesbian activity was removed, in accordance with the repository’s general policy. The collection will provide extensive information to researchers interested in records regarding gay theatre in NY during the 1970’s to early 1980’s; including productions of the Meridian Theater, the Gay Theatre Alliance, and the Gay Presses of New York.

a:2:{i:0;s:1343:” 1. Stonewall 25 housing (1/4″) 2. National Lit. (1/2″) 3. General Committee (1/2″) 4. Outreach (1/2″) 5. Hospitality (1/4″) 6. Volunteers (1/2″) 7. Mailings 8. Samples (3/4″) 9. Resources (1 1/4″) 10. Merchandise 11. Direct Action 12. Media 13. March Conf. 14. Masters:Lit. 15. Correspondence 16. International (1″) 17. Domestic Outreach 18. Related events 19. Fundraising (1/4″) 20. The Rally (1/2″) 21. The March 22. [ Committee agendas, minutes, newspaper articles,etc. ] (1″) 23. General (1″) 24. Sent NO’s (1/2″) 25. [ Housing Misc. ] (1 1/4″) 26. Directory (1/4″) 27. Scholarship Hosts (1/4″) 28. Outstanding Guests 29. Scholarship Guests (1/4″) 30. Housing A-Z ] (1″) 31. Hosts / NO! 32. Hosts / SW25 + ILGA (3/4″) 33. Hosts / SW25 (1 3/4″) 34. [ SW International March Misc. ] (1/4″) 35. [ Funds ? ] 36. [ Housing Chair ] 37. Outstanding Hosts 38. [ Outstanding Guests ] (1/4″) 39. Hosts (1″) 40. [ International Guests applications ] (1″) 41. Guests returns 42. [ Misc. Housing ] 43. M I A [ Missing in Action wall from 1993 March on Washington ] 44. Housing Data Base “;i:1;s:742:” 45. Marc Rubin [ correspondence ] 46. Media 47. SW25 Casey Jones [ mostly housing materials ] 48. Correspondence Positive & Negative [ incoming ] 49. [ Poster ] 50. [ Misc. Merchandise ] 51. Visa Letter [ from letter to United States Consulates ] 52. [ Information Misc. ] 53. [ Legal issues, etc. ] 54. [ Gay Games Information ] 55. [ Gay and Lesbian Youth Issues ] 56. [ International March on the United Nations ] 57. [ United States Steering Committee Meeting, Atlanta, Ga. ] 58. [ Here in Spirit, Direct Action Working Group ] 59. [ International Lesbian and Gay Association ] 60. [ Lesbian and Gay People of Color Steering Committee ] “;} The collection is comprised of correspondence; housing forms; flyers; Committee minutes and agenda; press releases; petitions; and miscellaneous papers of the various. Committee members of Stonewall 25 Host Committee. Not every Committee Chair has given his or her papers to this collection ie: the Dance Committee is not represented.

a:7:{i:0;s:726:” 1. ACT-UP [Aids Coalition to Unleash Power, 1988-1990] 2. Bronx Science Reunion [Bronx Science High School, 1982] 3. GTA and Conference [Gay Teachers Association, 1981] 4. City Council Intros [Gay Rights Bills 1978-1986] 5. GAA [Gay Activists Alliance, 1972] 6. GTA [Gay Teachers Association, 1975-1981] 7. GTA and Gay Teachers [Gay Teachers Association, 1974-1980] 8. GTA Newsletters [Gay Teachers Association 1979-1989] 9. Gays and Government; Family Protection Act [1981] 10. Gay Clippings started 5/85 [all material 1985] 11. Gay Clippings 4/83 [two items, 1983 & 1984] 12. Gays and Media [1980] 13. Gays and Political Parties [1980-1981] “;i:1;s:536:” 14. Gay Special Events and Publications “Gay Media Alliance” [1978-1983] 15. March on Washington and Coalition [1979] 16. Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth and Harvey Milk Center [1981 & 1985] 17. NAMBLA newsletters [North American Man Boy Love Association, 1980-1984] 18. March on Washington Quilt/ AIDS Walk [1987] 19. NAMBLA Newsletters [North American Man Boy Love Association, 1983-1986] 20. Memorial Tribute Marc Rubin, June 10, 2007 21. Internet printouts “;i:2;s:1094:” 22. Retirement July 1, 1987 New York City Schools (beneficiary “daughter”) 23. Scrapbook weavings & yarns 24. Seward Park High School, New York,, NY report 1986 25. Photographs of Thailand & friend Kampan Seanpan (Joi) 26. Passport November 10, 1988 Tourist Visa to Thailand 1989 -1997 Correspondence with friend Kampan Seanpan (Joi) 27. Correspondence medical prostate cancer 2002 (from “Thailand son” Benjy Rubin) 28. National Gay Task Force 1974-1975 29. Gay Activist Alliance 1974-1975 (includes GAA membership cards (includes testimony of Pete Fisher before General Welfare Committee City Council 1974) 30. Gay Teachers Association 1976 31. Photographs (Marc in school and students in Morningside Park) 32. Letter Peter to Marc about relationship in 1992 33. Commencement Bronx High School 1950 34. Bachelor of Arts Queens College 1954 35. Thesis for Master of Arts Brooklyn College 1957 36. Master of Arts Degree, Brooklyn College, Morris M. Rubin 1957 37. Notes on poetry 1954-1960 “;i:3;s:676:” 38. Notebook “Personal M.R.” 1949-1950 39. Stonewall 25 New York Committee, National Steering Committee 1993-1994 (map of march routes) 40. Stonewall 25 U.S. Organizing & Outreach Kit 2nd edition 41. National March on Washington 1979 42. Poetry 1959-1960 43. Poetry 1970 – 1974 44. Publication “Mouth of the Dragon, A Poetry Journal of Male Love” 1974 45. Correspondence from daughter Beth (White) 1967 46. Correspondence 1964 47. Poetry 1954-1969 48. Poetry 1968-1969 49. Sketch Book/Journal 50. Journal 1969 51. Journal 1967 52. Short Story (no date) 53. Journal 1967-1968 “;i:4;s:729:” 54. Sketch Pad & Notes 1968 55. Photographs March on Washington (no date) 56. Diary Trip Abroad 1923 Bertha Rubin 57. Correspondence January 1940 Berth Rubin to David Rubin trip to Tuscon, stop in Chicago 58. Correspondence February/March 1940 Bertha Rubin in Tuscon to David Rubin (some notes by Morris (Marc) 59. Correspondence May/June 1940 Bertha Rubin in Tuscon to David Rubin (some notes by Morris (Marc) 60. Advertisements for dress designer Mrs. B. Weiss maternal grandmother to Marc 61. Correspondence 1972 from Professor 62. Digital Photographs 63. “Stations Poems by March Rubin” publication 1974 64. Graduation Certificate Elementary School 1946 “;i:5;s:502:” 65. Two banners (Lambda & Marijuana leaf) with dozens of buttons Pride & political. 66. Buttons GAA(4): Gay Teachers (3); March on Washington 1979 (2); March on Washington 1987 (4); PS 77 “Mark”; Lambda belt buckle; GAA patch 67. Jacket “Lambda Team” Coach 68. Needle point from Marty [Robinson] 69. Embroidered jeans “Gay Teacher”, ‘GAA” and others 70. Faded denim jacket with glued in cord “Stonewall ’69” 71. Embroidered & studded denim jacket “;i:6;s:594:” 72. Poetry [1981-2006] 73. Writings [1987-2001. Assorted correspondences and writings.] 74. [Photos. One undated copy negative and assorted pictures developed in 2000.] 75. M.R. [Marc Rubin, 1973-1992, Undated. Cards, correspondences and other papers.] 76. [M.R. Marc Rubin, 1992-2005. Cards, correspondences, receipts, and other documents/papers.] 77. Marty Robinson [1976-1998. Correspondences and both legal and financial documents.] 78. [Address & Note Books. Two address books and one medium sized notebook.] 79. Memorials [1985-1993.] “;} The collection contains publications, flyers, correspondence from organizations and events with which Marc Rubin was involved. It also contains personal papers regarding both Rubin himself and Marty Robinson. There is significant material from the Gay Teachers Association and the Marches on Washington 1979 and 1987. The collection also features a large amount of material on the Institute for the Protection of Gay Youth, North American Man Boy Love Association (NAMBLA), National Lesbian and Gay Task Force and Stonewall 25 Steering Committee. In addition, there are assorted writings, poetry, and an unpublished book of poems. Finally, there are embroidered jeans and denim jackets.

a:1:{i:0;s:57:” 1. [Correspondence] 2. [Newspaper articles] “;} The Guilbert Papers are comprised of correspondence from several individuals who wrote to Paul Guilbert or his school Superintendent in support of allowing him to attend the prom with a male escort. One letter is written to him from the Superintendent inviting him to a meeting of the Cumberland School Committee to hear his request for permission to attend the prom with a male escort. The rest of the papers are comprised of newspaper clippings in an album.

a:1:{i:0;s:397:” 1. [Prisoner Correspondence: 1968-1988, mostly 1980s] 1 inch 2. [Man/Boy Love: 1979-1991, mostly 1980s North American Man/Boy Love Association minutes, flyers, etc.] 1.5 inch 3. [Notes, Correspondence, Drawings, mostly c. 1984] 0.5 inch 4. [Gay Theatre, mostly 1970s and 1980s] 0.5 inch 5. Billy 1967 [photo album] 6. [Photos] 7. Portraits [photo album] “;} The Frank Thompson Papers include correspondence, diaries, gay theatre flyers, and some drawings and photographs. Of greatest interest is possibly the folder on man/boy love which includes minutes, flyers and draft positions of the North American Man/Boy Love Association, and also a folder of prisoner correspondence. Most of the letters are from prisoners convicted of sexual offenses. The papers include items from 1963 to 1991 with the bulk being from the 1980s. The diaries may also be of interest, probably more for their insight into Frank Thompson himself rather than the times or organizations he belonged to.

a:12:{i:0;s:348:” 1. [Notes and pictures for biography, 1985-1991] 2. Bardy vrs. [sic] Alexanders ’89 Department store suit 3. Alexander’s Law Suite [sic] 4. 1984 [postcard collection; early AIDS lit] 5. 1983, 1981 6. 1982 7. David Hampton>6 Degrees of Seperation [sic] 8. 1980 [includes guest book] 9. 1978 “;i:1;s:602:” 10. 1974 Gay Weekend — ’74 led to cruise connection 11. 1977-1978 12. 1975 — Entertainment Center 13. [1974 QE 2 accident] 14. [T-Shirt re cross-country round-trip on motorcycle} 15. Misc. 16. Dusit thani Hotel S.E. Asia Hotel Bookings ’74 17. General Bookings 73-74 ‘Discovery’ of street entertainment as viable club acts & ship bookings 18. With Presidents [photos, etc.] 19. Mother/Laverne & Bill file Momentos [sic] and private moments between I and family 20. Cycle Trip ’75 [spiral notebook] 21. Pollak — sister “;i:2;s:449:” 22. Social Invites mid — late 70’s 23. Invitations 24. [Promotional Materials: travel and clients] 25. Records [book of records of finances from 1957-66] 26. Compositions [notebook] 27. Record Book [red book with only a few pages of notes] 28. [Tablet (4 X 7″) with handwritten notes] 29. [Personal memorabilia from 1950’s and 1960’s] 30. [Private correspondence] 31. [Lester Lanin hat] “;i:3;s:512:” 32. [Miscellaneous notes] 33. [Bed and breakfast business] 34. Home Rental … B/B 35. The High Sea Islanders M.S. Renaissance 1974 [material re gay cruise] 36. Merchandising — Renaissance 37. Originals Blues ‘K’ & Letters [‘Blues” pertains to Mr. Blue Flettreich of Gay cruises] 38. Leisure Time Entertain Program Renaissance 39. [Renaissance Cruise] 40. Renaissance Islander Cruise High Sez 41. [Islander’s Club] 42. [Renaissance Cruise] “;i:4;s:161:” 43. Klimax 1982 44. Manhattan Publishing 45. [Misc. large photos; numerous envelopes from picture processors containing prints and negatives] “;i:5;s:217:” 46. [Numerous prints and negatives of Bardy, family, friends, vacation scenes, home, etc.] 47. [Greeting cards] 48. [Photos, including clients, old family pictures] 49. [Miscellaneous papers] “;i:6;s:357:” 50. “A Comparative Study of Homosexuality & the Law: U.S. vs. England” 51. [Stationary] 52. Employment Prospects 53. [Letters and photos] 54. [Postcards] 55. [Personal pix] 56. [Miscellaneous memorabilia with handwritten notes attached] 57. [Correspondendence; San Francisco pix] 58. Summer of ’67 “;i:7;s:382:” 59. [Photos and documents re Bardy’s contacts with famous people] 60. [Miscellaneous] 61. 1976 — National Tea Dance [plus Gay Cruise promotional material] 62. [Tea dance materials] 63. N.T.D. [National Tea Dance] Papers 64. [Tea Dances] 65. Questionable 1000 wk rental apt Coop bored [sic] 66. William Morris Pre Perks & Payola “;i:8;s:552:” 67. Klimax Printing Lic./Co. 68. Meskin/Terror-Booking 69. Gypsy Feet 70. Les Mouches 71. N.Y. Nude — Phantom 72. [Business proposals] 73. [Memorabilia] 74. [Letters and materials re famous people] 75. [QE 2 material] 76. Entertainers/Booking 77. New York Entertainment Center 78. [Lisa Carroll/Jeff Sheridan material] 79. Hotel Entertainers 80. [Richard Wexler publicity] 81. [Wright Bros. publicity] 82. [Miscellaneous: letters, personal papers, etc.] “;i:9;s:657:” 83. L/G Resources Directory 84. [Gay mailing lists, information on gay Jews, miscellaneous items on gay organizations] 85. Thani Hotel, Bangkok 86. [World map indicating places to which Bardy had traveled] Oversize removed to box 26, folder 86. 87. Trip around the world Sept. 69 [notebook] 88. [Red notebook: journal] 89. Rio Feb 14 ’91 [black and white composition book] 90. Bookings 91. More PRESS Correspondence 92. Thomas & Thomas Design Inc. [stamped mark] 93. [More Rollerena material] 94. Dictated letters to R.R. 1978 95. Roller Arena BOOKINGS Press R.R. from 1975 “;i:10;s:207:” 96. 1979 [Rollerena] 97. Roller Rina. [sic] 98. [Rollerena] 99. Rollerena 74 > originally st. entertainer 100. [Personal pix re Rollerena] 101. Rollerena Cards/Poster “;i:11;s:255:” 102. [Memorabilia: greeting cards, invitations, ticket stubs, correspondence] 103. [Invitations, correspondence, clippings, photos] 104. [Papers relevant to New York Political Action Council (NYPAC) and Greater Gotham Business Council] “;} Personal journals, papers regarding promotion of gay travel and entertainment events and performers (including Rollerena), personal papers and pictures regarding world travels, family and friends, pictures and papers documenting Bardy’s contacts with famous persons from politics and entertainment.

a:3:{i:0;s:482:” 1. Material relating to AIDS activism, 1987-1988; bulk is from 1987] 2. Articles/Studies on AZT and other HIV/AIDS drugs 3. GAA Papers 1987 4. Third International Conference on AIDS; 1987 5. National Symposium on Labor Issues 1987 6. Southern Christian Leadership Conference – AIDS in the Black Community 1987 7. [LAVENDER HILL MOB and AIDS related material; 1986, 1987, 1989] 8. [LAVENDER HILL MOB material and personal literature] “;i:1;s:694:” 9. CDC Conference Atlanta 1987 10. [ Gay Activists Alliance material, 1970-1971] Legislation Correspondence 11.  [ GAA material, 1970-1971] 12.  [ GAA material, 1970-1971] New York Legislation/Gay Civil Rights Bill 13.  [ GAA material 1971-1974] Correspondence, Flyers, Newsletters 14.  [ GAA material 1971] Voter Activism 15.  [ Program from The Twenty Seventh Annual Conference on World Affairs, at the University of Colorado at Boulder, March 1974] 16.  AIDS and Government [folder containing miscellaneous material belonging to Marty Robinson and Marc Rubin including papers, stickers, and lapel buttons; most material from 1986-1989] “;i:2;s:380:” 17. US Income Tax Martin (Marty) Robinson; Solstice Housing Corporation 1979-1988 18. Will of Marty’s father 1990 19. Estate of Martin Robinson, includes Martin Robinson’s Birth Certificate November 25, 1942 20. New York State Income Tax Martin Robinson 1980-1989 21. Martin Robinson Medical 1992 22. US Income Taxes Martin Robinson 1983-1990 “;} The Collection is 12 inches and contains papers and other miscellaneous materials such as stickers and lapel buttons. The bulk of the papers is material from the Gay Activists Alliance from 1970 to 1974, and from the Lavender Hill Mob from 1986 to 1988. The material in folder 16 is apparently of mixed origin with some from Marc Rubin as well as Marty Robinson. The collection in general is disorganized with material of widely differing dates mixed together. Many items are fragmented, second pages with no first pages and tables of contents with no text. This collection is extremely valuable for research into the early years of GAA and of gay political activism at its beginnings in the wake of Stonewall.

a:17:{i:0;s:804:” 1. Bike Rally Pamonia NY 1963 & 1964. 2. U.S. Army / Met Museum of Art, NY 1954-1955 [also city aerial shots, Central Park, parachute jump, pigeons, Times Square, chess players. 3. Berlin East & West. 4. [Nudes and nude couples, includes self portraits.] 5. Paris [mostly street scenes]. 6. Morocco, Venice, Spain, Austria, Belgium, England, Denmark [sreet shots & scenics]. 7. Moods/Unusual People/ Bus Terminal NY Port Authority / Knights of Columbus. 8. St. Ginaro [sic] [people during festival in NYC]. 9. Mike [nudes]. 10. Randy [nudes]. 11. Jaquine ’74 [nudes on pier]. 12. Barnaby [portraits]. 13. Steven the Cowboy [nudes]. 14. Riverside Drive & Mariner / Synagogue 91 St / Hoboken Ferry. “;i:1;s:761:” 15. Tommy [portraits, nudes, sex scenes]. 16. 1975 GAA [Pride Parade, NYC, includes Marsha Johnson, Joe Kennedy, The Enema Lady, “Crazy John,” Robert Clement, Rollerena, Arthur Goodman, Contact Prints]. 17. 1975 Jeff, Pat, Mike & Me [portraits & groups]. 18. My bikes & me / Friends / World’s Fair revisited 1970 with Jeff. 19. Village Pier / Morton Street / 74, 75. 20. Kellers & the RamRod [exterior shots]. 21. West Street 75 / Pier 52 / Pier 48 / Views from Westside Hgy / Cats in Window / Around the Village [includes inside the piers]. 22. GAA Parade 74 [includes Marsha Johnson, Rollerena, Enema Lady, Steven Jacobs, Bob Storm, Doric Wilson, Drew Betterton, John Voriotis, Contact Prints. “;i:2;s:738:” 23. Water Street Mirror Sculpture [includes self portraits]. 24. 1973 GAA Parade [includes Rollerena, Artie Felson, Barbara Love, Sarah Montgomery, Morris Kight, Jeanne Manford, Marsha Johnson, Doric Wilson, Peter Fisher, Marc Rubin, Sylvia Rivera, Contact Prints]. 25. 1972 GAA Parade [includes Morty Manford, Jeanne Manford, Doric Wilson, Robert Clement, Marsha Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, Steven Jacobs, Marc Rubin, Peter Fisher, Bruce Voeller, John Wojtowicz, and also contact sheets]. 26. 1971 GAA Parade [includes Jack Hopen, Bill Chalson, Vito Russo, Steve Krotz, Doric Wilson, Peter Fisher, Marc Rubin]. 27. Peace Demonstration [lots of cops]. 28. 1970 GAA Parade [includes Marsha Johnson]. “;i:3;s:863:” 29. [4×5 bicyclists in Central Park]. 30. [Misc. Street Scenes / Moon]. 31. Fisk [motorcycles]. 32. [contact sheets (2 1/4) harbor & beach scenes]. 33. Watkins Glen October 1964 Grand Prix [motorcycles]. 34. N.Y. State Championships Summer 1961 [bicycles]. 35. French Club 50 Miler April 1962 [Central Park Bicycles]. 36. Olympic Trials Central Park Summer 1960 [bicycles]. 37. Sommerville Memorial Day Race May 1963 [bicycles]. 38. [2 black envelopes of Beach Scenes probably Riis Park]. 39. Minox Pictures [ various]. 40. [various]. 41. Roosevet [sic] Raceway 1963 100 Miler [bicycles]. 42. Somerville May 30th 1960 Summer 1960 Memorial Day [bicycles]. 43. Dickey Appelton. 44. Time & Motion / Greenwich Village / Steven Bornstein [skateboards, bicycles]. “;i:4;s:489:” 45. East Bronx / Statin Island /[street scenes, ferry scenes]. 46. [Bicycles] 47. Halloween [sic] ’76 / Riverside Drive 48. Contact sheets ’76 49. Water Street Mirror Images, ’76 [includes self portraits]. 50. Kellers ’76 [exteriors, includes Rollerena]. 51. Views from a double decker bus, ’76 [includes self-portrait, contacts]. 52. ’76 Inside the Ramrod, sex toy shops, Charley [tattooed man]. 53. [LAMBDA] ’76 [inludes contacts]. “;i:5;s:675:” 53. Inside pier 48 & 52, 1976, David in a jock., pier 52 / ass with butterflies [tattoos]. 55. Misc. ’76 / Bike photos from ’57 / photos from Alabama 1955 / Jos. Avilia Spanish friend. 56. ’76, West Street & the piers, from W.S. [Westside] Highway / Hudson St. / 14 St. Sq. 57. [LAMBDA] ’77 [includes “Crazy John”, contacts]. 58. Contact prints ’77. 59. Broadway ’77, Times Sq., views from bus window, railroad piers 72nd St, West Side. 60. [LAMBDA symbol] ’77 (44). 61. Sodom & Gomora Day, June ’77, Wash. Sq. [no #] 62. West Street ’77, views of the Hwy, day & night (42) 63. Pier 52 ’77 (41). “;i:6;s:837:” 64. West Street ’77, views of piers from West Street & demolition of highway (40). 65. Arthur & Wayne ’77 [pornographic]. 66. Pier 42, Morton St. ’77, Kyraikos – popcorn “T” shirt (39). 67. West St. Bars ’77, Badlands, Ramrod, Kellers, Sneakers, West Street North & South of Christopher St. (38). 68. Joe ’77. 69. Village ’77 (36). 70. Sex Toy Shops, ’77; The Underground, The Pleasure Chest, The Leather Loft (35) 71. Tattoo Charley Bockwith ’77 (34). 72. 93rd St., a member of the Sandmen, 1977 (33). 73. Greeting Cards, ’77 (32). 74. Kenneth ’77 (31). 75. Me & the Bike ’77, Pictures of me in the U.S, Army (21). 76. Kyrikos ’77 (30). 77. 1978 Around the Village, Misc. 1978 (28). 78. Red Mill ’78 (27) [Red Mill, a play by?]. “;i:7;s:427:” 79. Contact proofs, ’78 (26). 80. [LAMBDA symbol] ’78 [includes contact sheets]. 81. ’78 Contact sheets, Birt, Tom Venable, Tommy C. (25) 82. Tomy Venible ’78. 83. Shops, Underground ’78. 84. 21 St. night from the W[est] S[ide] H[w]y. ’78. 85. Mirror images, me & the bike. 86. Bars, West Street, 1978. 87. Piers ’78 45, 46, 2 men on platform of 48, Andrew on Pier 48 “;i:8;s:471:” 87. Piers ’78 89. Piers ’78, sunbathers on roof of Pier 45, 1978 90. Pier 52, 1978 91. Bars ’78, telephoto of boy in chaps, *leatherman sniffing amyl 92. Tom et al. in pier 46, 1978 93. Tommy, Birt 1978 94. 1978 Dancers in Village 95. Morton Street Pier ’78 96. West St. & the West Side Highway ’78 97. Greeting cards ’78 98. Greeting Cards ’79 99. West Street ’79 [includes Badlands, RamRod]. “;i:9;s:440:” 100. Greeting cards of all years. 101. Pier 46 ’79 Boy with skateboard in pier 46 & shammey loin cloth.’79 [includes self-portraits]. 102. Morton Street pier ’79 & Kyrakos & friend, 1979 [includes Marc Rubin, Peter Fisher, “Crazy” John]. 103. Railroad piers, 1979 [self portraits]. 104. Pier 46 & Joseph, 1979. 105. [LAMBDA] ’79 [includes “Crazy” John, Harvey Fierstein, Marsha Johnson] “;i:10;s:630:” 106. ’79 contact proofs. 106. Me [Leonard Fink] with friends, 1979 [portraits, nudes, porno]. 107. ’79 Water Street Mirror. 108. Joseph ’79. 110. Andrew ’79 (Nudes & Porn). 111. Miscellaneous ’79 / St. Pats / Skyline 55 & 1980 / French Briefs. 112. Pier 48 & 52, 1979 & Westbeth Pier. 113. Railrod Piers ’79. 114. Greeting Cards ’80. 115. ’80 Me. 116. Craig ’80 [erotic nudes, incl. conmtact sheets]. 117. Pier 48 in ’80. 118. Andrew ’80. 119. Michelle & R. R. Property ’80. 120. Michel ’80 [includes contacts, piers]. “;i:11;s:481:” 121. West Street Bars ’80 / Badlands / RamRod. 122. Views from W. S. Hgy at Night ’80 [includes contact sheets]. 123. Railroad Piers ’80 (#10). 124. [LAMBDA symbol] ’80 [includes Jim Fouratt, Don Barrington, contacts]. 125. From the W. S. Hgy ’80. 126. Morton Street / Westbeth Piers ’80. 127. Misc ’80 / Olaf on skates / Around the Village. 128. 42nd St. from a Bus Window ’80. 129. Water Street Mirror & Me Skating ’80. “;i:12;s:463:” 130. Joe ’80. 131. Randy ’81. 132. ’81 Greeting Cards. 133. ’81 Piers. 134. [LAMBDA symbol] 81 [includes contacts]. 135. ’81 Bars / Christopher / West Side Hgy. 136. ’81 Railroad Property Westside & 70th St.. 137. 1981 Thom & Friend [fist fucking, includes contacts]. 138. ’81 [nude self portraits]. 139. ’82 Bars & West Street & Removal of Westside Hgy. 140. ’82 contact prints. “;i:13;s:689:” 141. ’82 Piers & Westside Hgy. 142. [LAMBDA symbol] ’82 (#12) [not parade]. 143. ’82 Steven. 144. ’82 R.R. Property & Piers. 145. 1982 Me, Tom, Bike. 146. ’82 Willie. 147. Paul ’82. 148. [street scenes]. 149. [Miscellaneous prints removed from frames.] 150. Jimmy 83 [includes nudes]. 151. 1982 Greeting Cards & ’83. 152. 1983 bars [West Street & Piers]. 153. 1983 Jonathan. 154. ’83 [LAMBDA symbol] contacts. 155. ’83 [mostly West Street, Christopher Street]. 156. [LAMBDA symbol] Contacts [Pride Parade]. 157. [West Street & Piers.] 158. ’83 Greeting Cards. “;i:14;s:1019:” 159. Miscellaneous [negative strips] (no. 001-180) 160. Miscellaneous [negative strips] (no. 181-381) 161. Bicycle Races [1957-1964 negative strips] (no. 382-506) 162. N.Y. City ’54-’55 [negative strips] (no. 507-641) 163. Army ’53 -’55 Fort Benning, Georgia [negative strips] (no. 642-830) 164. Family ’55 & ’56 [negatives] (no. 831-870) 165. Greenwich Village 50’s & 60’s (Bill Vassilissis) [negatives] (no. 895-1000) 166. 1965 Europe [negatives] (no. 1001-1304) 167. ’67-’69: Lower East Side, Peace March Central Park, Dickey Appelton, Carnival[negatives] (no. 1305-1345) 168. 1970: GAA Parade, Anti-War Demonstration [negatives] (no. 1423-1518) 169. 1971: GAA Parade [negatives] (no. 1472-1491) 170. 1972: GAA Parade, Self Portraits, Nudes, Block Party, World’s Fair Grounds [negatives] (no. 1519-1630) 171. 1973: Gay Parade, Memorial Day 1973 [negatives] (no. 1631-1734) 172. 1974: GAA Parade [negatives] (no. 1735-1854) “;i:15;s:545:” 173. 1975: Pier 52, Gay Parade, Village Piers, Gay Parade, Kellers [negatives] (no. 1861-2050) 174. 1976: Inside the Ramrod, Sex Toy Stores, Pier 52, Holloween, Gay Pride Parade [negatives] (no. 2051-2295) 175. 1977: Badlands, West Side Highway, 8th Street Village Cinema, Kellers, Pier 52 [negatives] (no. 2298-2654) 176. 1978: Bars, Badlands, Ramrod, Morton Street Pier, Eagles Nest [negatives] (no. 2655-2996) 177. 1979: Pier 46, Greenwhich Village, Sex Toy Shops, Piers 48, Pier 47 [negatives] (no. 2997-3427) “;i:16;s:1016:” 178. 1980: Bars, Pier 46, West Side Highway and other subjects [negatives] (no. 3428-3755) 179. 1981: Street scenes, friends, Halloweens, and miscellaneous [negatives] (no. 3756-3973) 180. 1982: Piers, friends, and other subjects [negatives] (no. 3974-4203) 181. 1983: Piers, Bars, friends and other subjects [negatives] (no. 4204-4489) 182. 1984: City scenes, Bars, friends, and miscellaneous [negatives] (no. 4490-4687) 183. 1985: City scenes and various events [negatives] (no. 4688-4781) 184. 1986: City scenes, Pier 45, The Village, and others [negatives] (no. 4782-4879) 185. 1987: West Side NY, Halloween, and miscellaneous [negatives] (no. 4880-5019) 186. 1988: The Village and other subjects [negatives] (no. 5020-5097) 187. 1989: Misc. [negatives] (no. 5098-5165) For a detailed list of folder contents (including descriptions of film negatives), contact the archivist for an extended document on the Leonard Fink Photographs collection. “;} Leonard Fink (1930-1993) was an amateur photographer who documented over 25 years of gay life in New York. His photographs were seen by only a few close friends and were never exhibited or published in his lifetime. He seems to have taught himself photography using an old 35mm camera and a homemade darkroom in his small apartment on West 92nd Street. He lived frugally, spending much of his income on photographic supplies that he bought in bulk and stored in his darkroom and bedroom. He stored all his prints and negatives in a file cabinet. At the time of his death, the photos in the file cabinet covered a period from 1954 to 1992. Fink was a colorful and ubiquitous character in the Village and at Pride marches, usually appearing on roller-skates in short cut-offs and a tight t-shirt, with cameras always around his neck. He sometimes arrived on a bicycle or a motorcycle. Fink worked for many years as an attorney for the New York Transit Authority; his father and older brother were both physicians. He died of complications relating to AIDS in 1993. The collection consists of four feet of black-and-white photographic prints and more than 25,000 negatives (most of which are 35mm). There are a great many images of New York City’s Greenwich Village, especially West Street and the gay bars along it. Also included are numerous images of The Piers, several run-down structures on the Hudson River devoted to gay male cruising and sexual encounters. These pictures include both exterior and interior shots, sometimes including the men who frequented The Piers. His photographs of gay life begin with groups of gay men photographed in Greenwich Village in 1967. His photographs of Pride marches begin with the first march in 1970. Also included are different series of self-portraits, and earlier photographs of family, friends, trips to Europe, and scenes in New York.

John Paul Hudson is a longtime activist and a pioneering gay journalist in publications such as “Gay,” “The Advocate,” and “Gay News.” He is the author of a number of books including “Superstar Murder” and “The Gay Insider, USA.” An unpublished manuscript; loose pages contained in a manuscript box. It is made up of correspondence between John Paul Hudson and a variety of gay and lesbian people from around the U.S. It is edited and arranged according to a wide variety of topics ranging from religion to camp. An excellent source for coming out stories, accounts of sexual adventures and self-discovery, and for personal accounts of various controversies such as gay Catholic clergy and the “Aesthetic Realism” movement.

a:1:{i:0;s:1244:” 1. [Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee – minutes dating from 11/11/82 to 05/29/84. Personal notes from the meetings accompany many of the minutes. Also included are various treasurers, co-ordinators and subcommittee reports. These are basically in chronological order.] 2. Current CSLDC Related Materials [01/09/84 minutes, float guidelines and 1 piece of misc. correspondence.] 3. [Various Loose Papers – minutes, reports and personal notes spanning 03/83 to 11/84, also contains a small isolated group of papers from 1980.] 4. San Diego Conference ’83 [Second Annual Pride Coordinators National Conference schedule and workshop listing. Also, the National Directory of Pride Committees and the text from the opening address by Harry Hay and keynote speech by Barbara Cameron.] 5. [Various Loose Papers – minutes, reports and personal notes spanning 10/82 to 05/84. A copy of the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee Constitution as well as several pieces of CSLDC correspondence, the Christopher Street Book Shop City Guide, “Central Park Is…” map and the National Gay Task Force Guide Map of Manhattan.] “;} This collection is composed of organizational minutes and subcommittee reports from regular meetings of the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee. The records span from 1982 to 1984 and illustrate the planning process of New York City’s annual Gay Pride March. Included also is material from the 1983 Pride Coordinators Conference held in San Diego. There is also a copy of the CSLDC Constitution. Related collections in the archive are 003 and a folder in the vertical file.

a:2:{i:0;s:218:” 1. Bond International Casino, 1980-1982. 2. Islanders Club, 1980-1982. 3. Limelight, 1984. 4. River Club, 1981-1983. 5. Saint [folder 1], 1981-1986. 6. Saint [folder 2], 1981-1986. “;i:1;s:340:” 7. Saint [folder 3], 1981-1986. 8. Studio 54, 1981-1984. 9. Underground, 1980-1984. 10. Zippers, Paradise Garage, Palace, Magique, 1981-1983. 11. Saturday Night Dance, New York-New York, Flamingo, 1980-1984. 12. 12 West, Les Mouches, Moonshadow, Red Parrot, Night Life, Xenon, Miscellaneous, 1978-1983. “;} This Collection contains a variety of announcements, invitations, and posters from dance clubs in the 1980s. Only a few are from outside New York City. Some of these clubs were specifically for gay men while others attreacted a wider clientele which included many gay men. Where necessary and possible, date information from postmarks was penciled onto the materials by the archivist. When the collection was accessioned the materials were in no particular order; they were arranged by name of club during processing.

a:2:{i:0;s:675:” 1. [Steering Committee minutes and some agendas, 1978-1984.] 2. [Other Committee minutes and reports, 1978-1982.] 3. [“What is CGA” brochure., drafts, mockups, etc., 1978.] 4. [CGA financial records, 1980-1984.] 5. [Newsletter copy, press releases, etc, 1978.] 6. [1981 CGA Street Fair and Closet Sale 9/12/81.] 7. Chelsea Gay Assoc. 1983 Fair, [April 30, 1983]. 8. [CGA response to Fire at Everard Baths, May 1977.] 9. [Response to homophobic remarks by Public Health Official as reported in Gay Community News, 1979.] 10. [Violence in Chelsea, 1980.] 11. [Miscellaneous CGA. flyers, schedules, etc. 1978.] “;i:1;s:376:” 12. [Miscellaneous CGA flyers, schedules, etc., 1979.] 13. [Miscellaneous CGA, including letters and questionnaires on what is good and bad about the organization, 1979-1984.] 14. [Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, 1979.] 15. [Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1978.] 16. [Miscellaneous flyers, mailings not from CGA, 1981-1984.] “;} The Chelsea Gay Association Records include minutes, flyers, and some correspondence of the organization. There is also some flyers and other materials from other gay and lesbian groups, especially the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights and the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee. The Newsletters of the organization can be found in the Archive’s vertical file, and the Ilardo Collection (#007) has some further materials.

a:8:{i:0;s:1933:” 1. [Memorial booklet for Jean Claude Letist.] 2. [A theater poster; an anti-discrimination poster; wrapping paper.] 3. [Detailed notes taken from Miss Universe pageants 1970-1991. 1″.] 4. CANADA.[Letters: 1988-1991 Photos included.] 5. BELGIUM.[Letters: 1985- 1991 Includes ILGA 1990 material.] 6. ITALY.[Letters: 1989-1990; Christmas cards.] 7. SWEDEN.[Letters & notecards: 1981-1991; ILGA news included; letters from D. Murphy 1987-89, from PA, VT, & Sweden were tied separately within this bunch. 3/4″] 8. [Chicago letters. All from Larry of The Nude Exchange 1988-1991.] 9. FRANCE.[Letters & notecards: 1977; 1983-1991. Those from Dr. Michel Andre mostly in French; a few pictures included.] 10. HOLLAND.[Letters & notecards: 1983-1991. Included is much discussion of AIDS, particularly in the letters of Maria Pronk; ILGA news; photos; an obituary for Jehuda Sofer. 3/4″] 11. JAPAN.[Letters & cards: 1969-1975; containing extensive information about Weltmann and his wife Kathy Donohue.] 12. ENGLAND & SCOTLAND.[Letters & notecards: 1985-1990; Include information on Letist, AIDS, British gay life, extensive ILGA information, and a mention of the Gay Archives and the Jewish Gay & Lesbian World Conference. 1/2″] 13. [Letters from Binghampton, NY 1989-1991.] 14. NORWAY.[Card and Letter.] 15. [Letters: Harry B. Hungerford of Memphis, TN, and Joe Bishop, the caretaker of the Carrollville, Mississippi House & Gardens, 1988-91. Included are photos; birthday and Christmas cards; extensive mention of nudist groups and leather groups, for example: The Nude Exchange, Naturists Across the Blue Ridge States, Arkansas Bare Society, Gay Atlanta Naturist Group, and more, and of “Chiron Rising” magazine.] 16. [Letters from Decatur, Georgia 1984-1989. Including pictures and references to Donohue.] “;i:1;s:1416:” 17. [Notecards 1986-87.] 18. [Notecards: 1987-90, mailed from NJ, OH, and TX, respectively.] 19. XMAS 1987.[Notecards. 1″]. 20. BIRTHDAY 1987.[Notecards]. 21. NEW ZEALAND.[Letters and photo 1988.] 22. PENNSYLVANIA.[Notes from Philadelphia 1986-90.] 23. [Groups of letters & notecards in this folder were individually tied. Those dated span the years 1984-1990. All from various locations in New Jersey. 1/2″] 24. SID’S NOTES.[Notes and cards from lover and care-giver Sidney Zweibel.] 25. [Letters from Indianapolis, IN 1989-90. An ILGA notice included.] 26. KENTUCKY.[Letters from Louisville, KY 1990.] 27. [Letters from Wytheville, VA 1990-91. Contain information about Weltmann’s AIDS symptoms.] 28. FINLAND.[1983-90. Letters containing information on international gay organizations included.] 29. SPAIN.[Letters 198890; several pictures enclosed.] 30. [Letters from Holladay, Utah 1988-91. Information includes Weltmann’s relationship with Zweibel; the European gay scene; and endless letters detailing sexual fantasies, particularly of a father-son nature. 3/4″] 31. [Letters & notecards from Germany 1981-91. Topics include AIDS, AZT, Weltmann’s relationships, gay cinema, and German gay political issues. 3/4″] 32. DENMARK.[Postcards: 1983-89.] 33. [Unbound Christmas notecards, apparently 1988.] “;i:2;s:2159:” 34. XMAS 1989.[Notecards.] 35. [Notecards from Brooklyn, NY 1989.] 36. [Letters from New York 1984-87.] 37. [Letters from Carteret, NJ 1987.] 38. FAMILY.[Notecards, invitations, a poem, and notes from his mother and father regarding his homosexuality.] 39. [Groups of letters and notecards, some from New Jersey locations, from mid 1980’s to 1990.] 40. 1974-1983 PHILA YEARS JOHN & MICHAEL & LARRY & JEROME [Two folders of letters, originally tied together in small groups within the larger pack. Actual years spanned 1969-1987. Of particular interest are: a memorial program and obituary for Joseph Beam 1989; photographs; letters about Provincetown; references to Donohue; a press release for Giovanni’s Room; postcards from Weltmann to his lover/roommate John Edgar; and a very early mention of Letist. 1″ each.] 41. 1974-1983 PHILA YEARS JOHN & MICHAEL & LARRY & JEROME [Two folders of letters, originally tied together in small groups within the larger pack. Actual years spanned 1969-1987. Of particular interest are: a memorial program and obituary for Joseph Beam 1989; photographs; letters about Provincetown; references to Donohue; a press release for Giovanni’s Room; postcards from Weltmann to his lover/roommate John Edgar; and a very early mention of Letist. 1″ each.] 42. [Miscellaneous found floating throughout collection. 1 3/4″] 43. [Letters from Plymouth, IN 1989. Photos included.] 44. [Letters from Salem, NH 1988.] 45. [Letters from Missoula, MT 1989.] 46. [Letters from Bask, Switzerland 1989. Photos included.] 47. [Letters from Silver Lake, NH 1989-90. Included are Polaroid photos, sexual fantasies, and letters decorated with their author’s artwork.] 48. [Letters from St. Charles, Missouri 1989-90. Photos included.] 49. [Letters from Washington DC 1989-1990.] 50. [Letters & notecards from men met through ads 1987-1989.] 51. [Letters from Philadelphia, PA 1989-90. Included are poems, and commentary on the Florida gay scene.] 52. [Miscellaneous found floating throughout collection.] “;i:3;s:1585:” 53. [Letters from Seattle, WA 1988-91. Included are a draft of a story for Foreskin Quarterly; a memoriam for Frank Boyen; photos.] 54. [Letters from various men, United States, 1987-91.] 55. [Party invitations from Brookfield, CT 1989-90.] 56. [Letters from men from the United States 1987-91.] 57. [Letters from men met through ads 1985-89. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, & Minnesota. Photos enclosed.] 58. [Unbound letters and notecards from United States, including NJ, NE, IA, CA. 1976-77, 1980, & 1988-90.] 59. [Letters from Coatesville, PA 1988-89.] 60. [Letters from Drums, PA 1989-90.] 61. [Letters from Bradenton, FL and La Crosse, WI, 1989-1991.] 62. [Letters from Cambridge, MA 1989-90.] 63. [Gay Atlanta Naturist Group material.] 64. [Letters 1990 from Germany, Holland, & Sweden. Photos enclosed.] 65. SWEDISH DIARY 1981.[Weltmann’s notes from trip to IGA Conference.] 66. 40TH BIRTHDAY 1989.[Notecards.] 67. AUSTRIA.[Letters & notecards, 1986, 87, 89, 91.] 68. OHIO.[Letters from a friend from The Nude Exchange 1988.] 69. [Notecards from Niko Sotakos, 1986-91.] 70. MARYLAND.[Letters, photos, drawings. 1988-89.] 71. [Letters & notecards from Linda Suydam, 1968-90.] 72. [Letters, notecards, & photos from Jean Claude Letist, 1982-89. Much material related to AIDS.] 73. [Notecards from Pennsauken, NJ, 1979-93. Photos enclosed.] 74. [Notecards 1986 & 88. Included is an old envelope marked, “To Mommy Michael”.] “;i:4;s:1082:” 75. GERMANY.[Letters & notecards from various people, 1984-91. Photos & sticker enclosed. Includes early IGA social information.] 76. [Letters, poetry, & photos from Ridgewood, NY, 1979-87. Significant information touches on the US Army and MCC/NY. 1″ each.] 77. [Letters, poetry, & photos from Ridgewood, NY, 1979-87. Significant information touches on the US Army and MCC/NY. 1″ each.] 78. [Letters, poetry, & photos from Ridgewood, NY, 1979-87. Significant information touches on the US Army and MCC/NY. 1″ each.] 79. SIGMA THETA TAU-DELTA NU.[National Honor Society of Nursing. Member information.] 80. [Scrapbook of childhood/teenage performance programs, photos, newsclippings, notes.] 81. [Miscellaneous found floating throughout collection.] 82. [Letters from Donohue 1968-70, 1986-91. Wedding invitations and photos included. 1 1/4″.] 83. [Letters from Arleen Olshan of Philadelphia 1985-90.] 84. [Letters from Ed Hermance of Philadelphia 1985-91. See for personal reference to Audre Lorde.] “;i:5;s:1388:” 85. [Notecards from Philadelphia 1987-91. Photo included.] 86. [Letters, notecards, and newsclippings from Philadelphia area.] 87. [Letters & notecards from Joan DeForest of Pennsylvania 1985, 86, & 88.] 88. [Notecards from Bill Keeling of Newtown, PA 1989-90.] 89. [All correspondence from 8/91 until death. Includes fliers; get well cards; Berlin ILGA minutes; information on RFSL and ILGA; letters from Donohue. Of interest is a July 1991 letter from Weltmann to Glen Kidder in which Weltmann writes about his illness. 1/2″.] 90. THE INVISIBLE MINORITY.[Columns written by Weltmann at Trenton State University 1984-85 in “The Signal”. Also included are rough drafts of these works and editorials in response to them.] 91. [Puzzle photo of Weltmann and Donohue on their wedding day.] 92. [Business cards; an origami item with note inside.] 93. [Miscellaneous found floating throughout collection.] 94. [Photos from album. Shots of vacation sites; people; NYC; more. 1/2″.] 95. [Photos from loose photo sheets. Shots in Brooklyn; San Francisco; Stockholm ILGA 1990; enlargements of Letist; various people. 1/2″.] 96. [Photos from album. Sexually explicit shots of Weltmann as well as others sent to him; a nudist camp; Mardi Gras. 3/4″.] 97. [Photos from album. Nudes of young Weltmann and Donohue.] “;i:6;s:1147:” 98. [Photos from album. Sexually explicit shots of Weltmann with friends as well as others sent to him. 1″.] 99. [Photos from album. Older shots of friends and family; European touristy shots.] 100. FRIENDS NYC.[Photos from album. Shots of Fire Island; Europe; NYC; various friends.] 101. [Photos from scrapbook. Older photos of Weltmann’s family.] 102. 1989 EUROPEAN TRIP VIENNA.[Photos from album. Shots of friends in Europe. 1/2″.] 103. [Album put together posthumously for a memorial service. Includes photos and clippings from all phases of Weltmann’s life. 3/4″.] 104. XMAS-1986 GERMANY/SPAIN/AMSTERDAM, BRUSSELS, KOLN-1986 EASTER/NEW HOPE/1987-GERMANY, HOLLAND, BERLIN. [Photos from album. Shots of friends, some in NYC. Unclear that all places listed in title were contained in the photos. 1/2″.] 105. [Miscellaneous photos found throughout the collection. Some sexually explicit. 1″.] 106. [Drawing of Letist. Removed from frame.]Two Trenton State University Diplomas; a framed 5×7 photograph of Weltmann; a framed hand-made birthday card; an album of sexually explicit photographs. “;i:7;s:159:” 107. [Two Trenton State University Diplomas; a photograph of Weltmann; a hand-made birthday card.] 108. [Album of sexually explicit photographs.] “;} The collection was received by the Archive in five boxes. Each box was assigned a number and the processing of the collection proceeded in that order, albeit arbitrary. Those packets of letters that still had title tabs were appropriately titled when placed in folders. The photographs were not always in accordance with labeling on their albums, the reason for which is unclear.A large part of the correspondence and photos came from men who were met through advertisements, though Weltmann also had many friends and acquaintances internationally. One truism can be stated: it should not be assumed that a great quantity of material from a particular person signifies quality of either the relationship or the material. Of interest to researchers will be four main things. (1)A fair amount of information about HIV and AIDS is disclosed via the personal testimonies of Weltmann’s correspondents. (2)One view of gay male sexual life in the late 1980’s can be inferred by viewing the photographs and reading through the bulk of his correspondence. (3)Information about ILGA on a social, interpretive, or possibly gossip-y level can be found scattered throughout the letters and the photos. (4)If one seeks information about Weltmann himself, much can be found through the development of his relationship with Kathy Donohue (notably folders 11, 82 & 89), as well as in a broad scale assessment of the type of letters sent to him.

a:5:{i:0;s:1731:” 1. Incoming Correspondence, 1968. <1/4 inch 2. Incoming Correspondence, 1969. <1/4 inch 3. Incoming Correspondence, 1970. <1/4 inch 4. Incoming Correspondence, 1971. <1/4 inch 5. Incoming Correspondence, 1972. <1/4 inch 6. Incoming Correspondence, 1973. <1/4 inch 7. Incoming Correspondence, 1974. <1/4 inch 8. Incoming Correspondence, 1975. <1/4 inch 9. Incoming Correspondence, 1976. <1/4 inch 10. Incoming Correspondence, 1977. <1/4 inch 11. Incoming Correspondence, 1978. <1/4 inch 12. Incoming Correspondence, 1979. <1/4 inch 13. Incoming Correspondence, 1980. <1/4 inch 14. Incoming Correspondence, 1981. <1/4 inch 15. Incoming Correspondence, 1982. <1/4 inch 16. Incoming Correspondence, 1983. <1/4 inch 17. Incoming Correspondence, 1984. <1/4 inch 18. Incoming Correspondence, 1985. <1/4 inch 19. Incoming Correspondence, 1986. <1/4 inch 20. Incoming Correspondence, 1987. <1/4 inch 21. Incoming Correspondence, 1988. <1/4 inch 22. Incoming Correspondence, 1989. <1/4 inch 23. Incoming Correspondence, 1990. <1/4 inch 24. Incoming correspondence from Judy Kahn [not sorted by date. Includes Christmas card lists(?)]. <1/4 inch 25. Incoming Correspondence from parents 1971-1975. 1/2 inch 26. Incoming Correspondence from parents 1976-1988. 1/2 inch 27. Incoming Correspondence from sister Diana Perry Mooney [1971-1990, see note from Diana to Ken Bowling in folder 98]. <1/4 inch 28. Incoming Correspondence from Kathleen Anton Sinnamon [1971-1986, Bulk 1971-1975]. <1/4 inch “;i:1;s:2024:” 29. Incoming Correspondence from John Briggs, 1972-1976. <1/4 inch 30. Incoming Correspondence from John Briggs, 1977-1979. <1/4 inch 31. Incoming Correspondence from John Briggs, 1980-1985. <1/4 inch 32. Incoming Correspondence from John Briggs, 1986-1989. 1/2 inch 33. Outgoing Correspondence to John Briggs, 1971-1979 – Bulk 1976-1979 [These are originals. Annotations by John Briggs are in folder 98]. 1/2 inch 34. Outgoing Correspondence to John Briggs, 1980-1983. 1/2 inch 35. Outgoing Correspondence to John Briggs, 1984-1985. 1/2 inch 36. Outgoing Correspondence to John Briggs, 1986-1989. 1/2 inch 37. Outgoing Correspondence, 1975-1990 – Bulk 1975-1976 [Originals, mostly to Jody Meier in France]. <1/4 inch 38. Outgoing Correspondence, 1974-1977 – Bulk 1975-1977. 1 inch 39. Outgoing Correspondence, 1978-1979. 1/2 inch 40. Outgoing Correspondence, 1980-1982. 1 inch 41. Outgoing Correspondence, 1983-1985. 1 inch 42. Outgoing Correspondence, 1986-1987. 1 inch 43. Outgoing Correspondence, 1988-1989. 1/2 inch 44. [Miscellaneous Personal Papers including writings of James Perry on AIDS, art work sent by friends, and a discussion of Tom Hickey’s will (1989).] <1/4 inch 45. Professional Correspondence: 1972-1979 <1/4 inch 46. Professional Correspondence: 1980-1982 [mostly about finishing his dissertation]. 1/2 inch 47. Professional Correspondence: 1983-1985 [mostly about articles he is writing, some on revision of dissertation]. 1/2 inch 48. Professional Correspondence: 1986 (January – June) [Some about dissertation and articles, but mostly job hunting]. 1/2 inch 49. Professional Correspondence: 1986 (July – December) [Dissertation, articles, job hunting]. 1/2 inch 50. Professional Correspondence: 1987 [mostly about articles, also accepts a job with the Government Accounting Office, and talks of revising his dissertation for publication]. 1/2 inch “;i:2;s:5182:” 51. Professional Correspondence: 1988-1990 [about articles and publication of dissertation]. 1 inch 52. Miscellaneous Correspondence – DHSC [Documentary History of the Supreme Court] 1979-1985. 1 inch 53. Misc. Documents Re: Institute for Editing Hist. Docs. 1976. <1/4 inch 54. ADE Nominating Committee 1983 [Association for Documentary Editing]. <1/4 inch 55. Rough Notes for Report on Committees — Copies of Report [Society for History in the Federal Government]. <1/4 inch 56. HFG Committee on Committees 1981-1982 [Society for History in the Federal Government]. <1/4 inch 57. Committee on Committees 1982-1983 [Society for History in the Federal Government]. 1/2 inch 58. OAH, 1984 [Organization of American Historians]. <1/4 inch 59. SHFG Paper 1985 [Society for History in the Federal Government]. <1/4 inch 60. ADE Paper — Oct. 1985 [Association for Documentary Editing]. <1/4 inch 61. Rockefeller 1984 [Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellowships]. <1/4 inch 62. AASLH 1984-1985 [American Association for State and Local History Grants-in-Aid Program]. <1/4 inch 63. NEH Summer Stipend 1985 [National Endowment for the Humanities]. <1/4 inch 64. AHA Grants 1986 — Beveridge — Littleton/Griswold [American Historical Association]. <1/4 inch 65. NEH [1980-81, 2 peer reviews done by James R. Perry for the National Endowment for the Humanities]. <1/4 inch 66. Misc. Documents Re: Johns Hopkins 1972-1977 [includes photo ID from 1972-73, registration information, financial papers and course schedules]. 1/2 inch 67. Re: Copyright/UMI [1980 copyright papers for dissertation and agreement with University Microfilms International for filming of dissertation]. <1/4 inch 68. Ph.D. Progress [schedule of work on dissertation]. <1/4 inch 69. Comments on Ph. D. [from readers assigned by Institute of Early American History and Culture]. <1/4 inch 70. U Conn [undergraduate transcript from University of Connecticut, Fall 1968 – Spring 1972]. <1/4 inch 71. JHU Placement & Transcript [Johns Hopkins University placement report – 1985, and transcript, Fall 1972 – Spring 1980]. <1/4 inch 72. Re: Preparation for Job Description at Supreme Court [1985, and Supreme Court employment application, 1979]. <1/4 inch 73. Volumes — Organization of Doc. History Project [1981]. <1/4 inch 74. Jan. 1, 1977 – June 30, 1978 — Budgets, budgets, & more… etc. Re: Supreme Court Project [actually 1977-1981]. <1/4 inch 75. Supreme Court Employment — Bitch File/Notices/Retirement [1981-82. includes indications of difficulties with Maeva]. 1/2 inch 76. 1981 NHPRC Computer Conference [National Historical Publications and Records Commission]. <1/4 inch 77. [Supreme Court Documentary History Project.] <1/4 inch 78. Pawtucket Creche Case [1984]. <1/4 inch 79. Travel — Alphabetically by State, City (Misc. at beginning, foreign at end) [clippings and brochures about vacation spots]. <1/4 inch 80. 1977 IRS + D.C. Tax. <1/4 inch 81. 1978 Tax Statements. <1/4 inch 82. 1979 Taxes. <1/4 inch 83. 1980 Tax Forms. <1/4 inch 84. 1981 Tax Forms. <1/4 inch 85. Private Life [includes 1975 constitution of Baltimore Gay Alliance, medical articles, and Gay political pamphlets, 1980-1984]. 1/ inch 86. Re: Treasury Securities (not current) [1980-1982]. <1/4 inch 87. Gay Cases [copies of decisions from Supreme Court and from District Court: Dronenburg v. Zech, Chief of Naval Personnel, 1983-1984; Bowers v. Hardwick, 1986; San Francisco Arts and Athletics, Inc. v. United States Olympic Committee, 1987; Clarke v. United States of America – re: Nation’s Capitol Religious Liberty and Academic Freedom Act, 1988; Padula v. Webster, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1987]. <1/4 inch 88. SHARE/Medical Records/ATEU [Study to Help the AIDS Research Effort Neuropsychiatric Study, 1982-1987]. <1/4 inch 89. Unemployment Information – 1985 <1/4 inch 90. GAO Job Description/Actions/ Training Cert. [1987]. <1/4 inch 91. Resumee [and application for Federal Employment, 1986]. <1/4 inch 92. File of Clippings [Photocopies, 1973-1984, Bulk 1980-1984]. <1/4 inch 93. [Expense Records, 1973-1990, Bulk 1984 to 1990, removed from 3 ring binder and placed in folder.] 1 inch 94. [Receipts & charge slips, 1983-1990; check registers 1971-1990.] <1/4 inch 95. [Musical Library Index, Annotated Programs, List of Discarded Programs.] <1/4 inch 96. [Awards, Honor Societies, Graduate Record Exam Scores.] 1 inch 97. [Memorial tributes and obituaries for James R. Perry.] <1/4 inch 98. [Miscellaneous notes etc. added to collection by the Perry family and by John Briggs after Perry’s death. Includes John Brigg’s annotations of his correspondence with Perry, biographies of Perry, and a list of programs and Playbills which were removed from the collection.] <1/4 inch “;i:3;s:2546:” 99. Color Photographs – School Pictures, Jody, Joan Mills & Jim Perry 1986, Larr and I 1975, Gay Pride Day 1983, Zoo August 1985 with Tom / Newport September 1985 with me, Tom’s party September 1986, Gay Pride Day June 22, 1986, March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, October 1987. 1/2 inch 100. [Photos of Jim, family, and friends.] <1/4 inch 101. [Color slides, 1969-1972: University of Connecticut; Newport, RI; Cape Cod, MA; Boston, MA; Meridian, CT.] <1/4 inch 102. [Color slides, 1976: France, mostly Paris; Baltimore, MD.] 1 inch 103. [Color slides, 1983: Grenada; Newport, RI; Zoo; 1984: Thanksgiving, probably Baltimore.] <1/4 inch 104. [Photocopies of articles by James R. Perry, ads and reviews for his books.] 1/2 inch 105. [Address book, removed from binding and placed in folder.] 1/2 inch 106. [Diary, 1971 to 1974, removed from 3 ring binder and placed in folder.] 1 inch 107. I.R.S. & D.C. – Estate [1990] 108. I.R.S. & D.C. – Jim [1990] 109. Notes [disbursements from the estate, 1990-91] 110. Archives [1992] 111. Book & historical stuff 112. Court correspondence [1991] 113. Credit union & IRA [1990-91] 114. Death certificates & letters of administration [1990] 115. Sando correspondence [Jack C. Sando, Attorney, 1991] 116. Will [1989] 117. Receipts for donations and personal belongings [1991-92] 118. Treasury notes [1989-91] 119. Medical bills & insurance [1990-91] 120. Roche [Biomedical Laboritories – bills & insurance, 1990-91] 121. Caremark [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 122. Fairfax Hospital [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 123. Maryland Medical Lab [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 124. G.W. Medical Center & miscellaneous [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 125. Fairfax Pathology [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 126. Disability [1988] 127. Georgetown [University – bills & insurance, 1990-91] 128. G.W. room & board [George Washington University Medical Center – bills & insurance, 1989-90] 129. Ward/DiGioia [doctor bills & insurance, 1990-91] 130. G.W. Medical Faculty Assoc. [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 131. Home Oncology & CCI [Complete Care, Inc. – bills & insurance, 1990-91] 132. Closed (misc.) [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 133. Homedco [bills & insurance, 1990-91] 134. Medical bills [1987-89] “;i:4;s:280:” 135. 1982 Tax returns 136. 1983 Income tax – Aniello version 137. 1983 Tax returns – including Sunstar 138. 1984 Tax returns – including Sunstar 139. 1985 Taxes 140. 1986 Taxes 141. 1987 Taxes 142. 1988 Taxes 143. 1989 Taxes “;} The James R. Perry Papers are the personal papers of a Gay man living in Baltimore and Washington, D.C.  A lengthy correspondence with John Briggs of Boston is included. Some letters are with friends in Paris, France. The papers show Gay life in Boston, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. They also show some of the internal politics of the history profession. Some of the correspondence is between people with AIDS and indicates the emotional hardships of friends living with AIDS. Folder 87 contains copies of the Bowers v. Hardwick decision and other federal cases. Snapshots of many of the correspondents are included as are photographs of Gay Pride Day, 1986 in DC and the 1987 National March on Washington.

a:15:{i:0;s:3249:” 1. ALOEC [Asian Lesbians of the East Coast – flyers, 1987]. 2. Alternative[s] Corner [West Hempstead, NY. Newsletters 1987-88 1/2″]. 3. Asians & Friends [1987]. 4. [East Coast] Bisexual Network[1987]. 5. Breakfast Forum[: Addressing Public Policy and the Lesbian/Gay Community, 1986-1989]. 6. BxLGD [Bronx Lesbian and Gay Independent Democrats meeting agenda, resumes, correspondence, flyers, 1983-86]. 7. C.AR. [Concerned Americans for Individual Rights, 1984-85]. 8. CBST [Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, 1983-1986. Includes Consecration Program for Congregation Beth Chai, Bay Shore, NY. 1″]. 9. CBST [Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, 1987-1989. 1″] 10. CERF-PAC [Citizens for Equal Rights Fund Political Action Committee of Long Island, Inc., 1989]. 11. CLGR [Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights, 1984-1989. Includes State & Local Legislation, AIDS, Sharon Kowalski.]. 12. Christopher Street Festival Committee [1987] 13. City Heights [newsletter, 1986] 14. Civil Liberties Crisis Coalition [Conference on AIDS: Should Panic + Prejudice = Policy? Mostly financial and fund raising records, but also program planning and lists of participants. 1985-1986, 1″] 15. College Groups [Includes Gay Alums of Columbia, Gay & Lesbian Alliance at Columbia, Queens College, Gay & Lesbian Union at New York University, City University of New York Lesbian and Gay People, Gay & Lesbian Alliance – Brooklyn College, Gay & Lesbian Alliance – State University of New York at Stony Brook. 1985-1988] 16. Community Council [of Lesbian and Gay Organizations, includes minutes, committee reports, membership directories. 1982-1985, 1″] 17. Congregation Beth Chai – Long Island [newsletters, 1986-1987] 18. Dignity [1984-1985] 19. EDGE – Education in a Disabled Gay Environment [1986-1987] 20. Empire Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf [1987]. 21. FACIT [Fund for Accurate Community Images in Television, 1987] 22. FAIR-PAC [Friends and Advocates of Individual Rights, Inc., 1985-1989] 23. Friends for L/G Concerns (Quakers) [1985-1989 1″] 24. Front Runners [1984-1986] 25. GAA of Morris County NJ [Gay Activists Alliance in Morris County, 1988] 26. GGBC [Greater Gotham Business Council, Inc., 1980-1987 1″] 27. GLID [Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats, 1983-1989 2″] 28. GMS/MA [Gay-Male-S/M Activists, 1984-1985] 29. GLAC – Gay and Lesbian Action Coalition [Farmingdale, NY, 1986-1988] 30. Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation – GLAAD [1985-1989 Includes NYNEX Yellow Pages material. 1″] 31. Gay Cable Network [1988 Conventions] 32. Gay Friends and Neighbors [Brooklyn, 1986-1987] 33. Gay Games – Team New York [1989] 34. Gaymen and Lesbians in Brookhaven [1985-1987] 35. Gay Men’s Alliance of Hudson Valley [1984-1985] 36. Gay Men’s Collective Assoc Out in the 80s[c. 1987] 37. Gay Officers Action League [1984-1987] 38. Gay Teachers [Association, 1984-1989] 39. Gay Veterans Association [1985-1986] 40. Gayellow Pages 41. Girth & Mirth [Club of New York, Inc., 1984-1986. 1/2″] “;i:1;s:1892:” Gay Community Organizations, G-M. 42. GovernMen [1987-1988. 1/2 “] 43. Greater Westchester Human Rights Fund [1986-1989]. 44. Gay Pride Celebration [1985]. 45. Heritage of Pride [1985-1989]. 46. Human Rights Campaign Fund [1984-1989]. 47. Identity House [1986]. 48. IHI [Institute for Human Identity, 1985-1987]. 49. Integrity [1983-1987 1″]. 50. International Gay and Lesbian Archives [1986]. 51. LAGPAC/Q [Lesbian and Gay Political Action Club of Queens, 1984-1987]. 52. Lambda Associates – Staten Island [1984]. 53. Lavender Heights [1988-1989]. 54. Lavender Hill Mob [1987]. 55. LID/Bklyn [Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn, 1984-1989 1″]. 56. Legal [New York Law Group, and Bar Association for Human Rights, 1984-1986 3/4″]. 57. Legal [Bar Association for Human Rights, 1987-1989 1″]. 58. Legal [Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc. – newsletters, 1983-1989 1/2″]. 59. Legal [Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc. – press releases & miscellaneous, 1984-1989 1″]. 60. Legal [Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (Boston), National Gay Rights Advocates, and Miscellaneous, 1983-1987]. 61. Lesbian & Gay Labor Network [1984-1989]. 62. L/G Progressive Action [1985]. 63. Lutherans Concerned [1985]. 64. MACT/NY [Men of All Colors Together/Black and White Men Together, 1984-1986 – mostly newsletters 1″]. 65. MACT/NY [Men of All Colors Together, 1987-1989 – mostly newsletters 1″]. 66. M.C.A.A. [Vollleyball News, 1985]. 67. MCC [Metropolitan Community Church, 1984-1989 – includes MCC/NY, MCC of Brooklyn, Trinity MCC, and Harlem MCC 1/2″]. 68. Manhattan Dental Guild [1989]. 69. Maranatha [1985]. 70. Matrix [A Place of Our Own, 1986-1988]. “;i:2;s:2102:” Gay Community Organizations M-Z. 71. Miscellaneous [1984-89 – a wide variety of organizations are represented, most from New York City 1″]. 72. Music [1984-1989 – NYC Gay Men’s Chorus, Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps Symphonic Band, Hot Lavender, Lavender Light Gospel Choir, Stonewall Chorale 1/2″]. 73. NGTF/Fund for Human Dignity [National Gay Task Force, 1984-1989 1″]. 74. Names Project [1988]. 75. National Coming Out Day [1988 – packet mailed by National Gay Rights Advocate]. 76. Network [1987-1089]. 77. N.O.W. [National Organization of Women, 1986-1989 – New York City & New York State Chapters]. 78. New Jersey Organizations [1984]. 79. New York Advertising & Communications Network [1986-1989 1/2″]. 80. NYBG [New York Bankers Group, 1983-1987 – also includes some papers from The Buchanan Corporation, a financial services corporation in 1983 1″]. 81. New York Gay Film Festival [1986]. 82. Parents FLAG [Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, 1984-1989 – mostly New York Chapter but some National Federation materials]. 83. Parents FLAG Dinner [1986 1″]. 84. 1987 Dinner PFLAG. 85. PFLAG 1988 Dinner. 86. PFLAG 1989 Dinner [Contains only a 3 page evaluation by Wayne Steinman on the running of the 1986 dinner]. 87. Republicans for Individual Freedoms. 88. SAGE [Senior Action in a Gay Environment, 1983-1990 1″]. 89. Senior Residence [SAGE, 1986]. 90. Silent Pioneers [SAGE, 1985]. 91. Sappho’s Isle [1989]. 92. Stonewall Democratic Club [1986-1989]. 93. Sundance [Outdoor Adventure Society, Inc., 1985-1989 – mostly Crosswinds newsletters 1 1/2″]. 94. Unitarian/Universalists [1987-1989]. 95. VILAGE [Visually Impaired in a Lesbian and Gay Environment, 1987]. 96. Visibility Campaign [National Visibility Campaign for the Gay and Lesbian Vote, 1987-1989]. 97. Wall Street Lunch Club [1985-1986]. 98. West Side Discussion Group [1986]. 99. Women About [1988-1989]. “;i:3;s:1559:” 100. Alcoholism/Substance Abuse [Includes Gay and Lesbian Alcoholism Services, Inc., Pride Institute, Etc., 1983-1987 3/4″]. 101. Lesbian/Gay Chemical Dependence Work Group [1983-1986 1″]. 102. American Hepatitis B Association [1983-1985]. 103. Hepatitis B Vaccine (Proposal) [1984]. 104. [Conference folder from Regional Communicable Disease Workshop, November 7-8, 1984 – includes a lot on Hepatitis.] 105. AHA [American Hepatitis B Association, 1984 1″]. 106. Community Health Project [1986-1989]. 107. Lesbian and Gay Health Advocacy [1984-1985 1″]. 108. NCGSTDS [National Coalition of Gay STD Services, newsletters – 1984-1985 1″]. 109. NCGSTDS [National Coalition of Gay STD Services, newsletters – 1986-1987 1″]. 110. NCGSTDS [National Coalition of Gay STD Services, miscellaneous – 1984-1988]. 111. Mariposa [Education and Research Foundation, 1985-1989]. 112. NGHEF [National Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc. 1984 Lesbian/Gay Health Conference 1″]. 113. NLGHEF [National Lesbian/Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc. 1985 Lesbian/Gay Health Conference]. 114. NLGHEF [National Lesbian/Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc. 1988 Lesbian/Gay Health Conference 1/2″]. 115. NLGHEF [National Lesbian/Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc. 1989 Lesbian/Gay Health Conference]. 116. NLGHEF [National Lesbian/Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc. – miscellaneous 1986-1990]. 117. [Miscellaneous AIDS materials, 1988.] “;i:4;s:1489:” 118. New York State Lesbian/Gay Health Network [1984-1985] 119. NYC Dept of Health: Office of Lesbian & Gay Health Concerns [1985-1987] 120. PIHCNYC [Public Interest Health Consortium for New York City, 1985-1986] 121. PIHCNYC/HARC: AIDS TF [includes various testimony before NY City Council and Board of Estimate, 1986-1989 1 1/2″] 122. [NYC Lesbian/Gay Services Directory, 1985 1″] 123. H.R.A. [New York City Human Resources Administration, 1984-1987 1″] 124. Homelessness [1984] 125. New York State Legislation – Gay Related [1983-1987 1″] 126. Federal Gay Rights Bill [Materials from the Gay Rights National Lobby, 1985] 127. Lesbian Health Issues [1984-1988] 128. Lesbian Org’s [1983-1987] 129. Major Domo Homos [appears to be related to Gays and Lesbians in City Government, 1984-1986 1/2″] 130. Major Domo Homos [continued – The Boston Project: Toward an Agenda for Gay and Lesbian Citizens, 1983 1/2″] 131. Appointed Officials [1986] 132. Liaisons [1986] 133. March on Washington/1987 [1/2″] 134. Mayor’s Office for the Lesbian & Gay Community [1989] 135. [NYC Department of Mental Health, Local Government Plan, Services Directory, 1986-1987 1″] 136. [NYC Department of Mental Health, miscellaneous 1984] 137. [NYC Department of Mental Health, 1986-1987 1″] 138. DMH [NYC Department of Mental Health, 1984-1986 1/2″] “;i:5;s:1773:” 139. [Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth Conference folder, 1984] 140. [Miscellaneous Youth, 1983-1984] 141. Lesbian/Gay Youth Health Needs [1984-1985] 142. Gay and Lesbian Youth of New York [1984-1986] 143. [Funding proposal to NYC Youth Board from IPLGY, 1983 1/2″] 144. Harvey Milk High School [1985] 145. GLYNY – Adult Advisory Committee [1984-1946] 146. Alternative High Schools [1985] 147. Host Homes [1984 1/2″] 148. Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth [1985-1989] 149. [Miscellaneous Youth, 1984 3/4″] 150. Sexual Abuse [1984] 151. Ilene Miner/Bellevue [c. 1984] 152. [Miscellaneous Youth, 1985-1989] 153. Executive Order [ 50 & 53. Includes Court decisions on New York Mayoral Order # 50, 1984-1985 1″] 154. Gay Rights Bill [New York City, 1984-1986 1/2″] 155. [New York City Commission on Human Rights Gay and Lesbian Discrimination Documentation Project, 1983-1985 1″] 156. Discrimination Human Rights [Includes report on discrimination against people with AIDS and Report of the Governors Task Force on Gay Issues, 1986 1″] 157. AIDS Priorities, 1987. 158. [Miscellaneous AIDS materials, mostly related to New York City Government including drafts of policy statements. Also statements of Senators Moynihan and D’Amato and other Federal and State Government statements, 1987-1988. 1″] 159. ACQC [AIDS Center of Queens County, 1988-89.] 160. AIDS Beds – HSA [Health Systems Agency of New York City, 1986-1987.] 161. Aids Family Service [of New York, Inc. Includes By-laws, Certificate of Incorporation, Budgets, and tax exemption applications, 1988. 1″] “;i:6;s:2276:” 162. Mayoral [Candidates] AIDS Forum [sponsored by Gay Men’s Health Crisis, July 18, 1989.] 163. [Miscellaneous Aids Information, 1985. 1/2″] 164. [Miscellaneous Aids Information, 1985. 1/2″] 165. [New York State Department of Health AIDS information, 1985-1987) 166. ARC AIDS Resource Center [1984-85…1/2″] 167. River Hotel [AIDS Resource Center, 1986] 168. Bailey House [AIDS Resource Center, 1987] 169. [AIDS Resource Center, 1987-1990] 170. [AIDS Medical Foundation, 1985] 171. ACT UP [1987-1990] 172. ADAPT [Association for Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment, Inc., 1987-1988] 173. AIDS Walk 1986 [, 1987. Gay Men’s Health Crisis] 174. AREA [The American Run for the End of AIDS, includes photograph of Brent Nicholson Earle, 1986] 175. As Is [Glines Productions, Inc., 1985] 176. C.U.R.E. [Communities United for Research and Education for AIDS, 1987] 177. Dental [for people with AIDS, 1987] 178. Discrimination [re: AIDS, 1985-1986. 1″] 179. Employment [AIDS in the workplace, 1985-1988] 180. 1988 – Epidemiologic Estimate Changes 181. [Gay Men’s Health Crisis, 1983-1986] 182. [Gay Men’s Health Crisis, 1985-1988] 183. H.R.A. [New York City Human Resources Administration, 1987-1988] 184. HTLV3/Confidentiality [New York State legislation, 1985-1986] 185. Insurance Issues AIDS [1987-88] 186. IV Drugs/AIDS [Includes New York City department of Health Requests for Education Proposals, and materials from ADAPT, 1985-1988.] 187. Mobilization Against AIDS [also includes AIDS Research and Treatment Information Center, 1985] 188. National AIDS Network NAN [1986-1988 3/4″] 189. New York AIDS Action [1986-1988] 190. Northern Lights Alternative [1988] 191. POWARS [Pet Owners with AIDS/ARC Resource Service, Inc., 1988] 192. Public Health Council [a New York State body, 1985] 193. RAM [Rapid AIDS Mobilization, 1985] 194. Shanti [Project, 1985] 195. Spellman AIDS Center 196. Village Nursing Home [1987-1988] 197. Women & AIDS [Project, 1988-1989] 198. [AIDS Resource Guides & AIDS Legal Guide, 1984-1986] “;i:7;s:2106:” 199. [Miscellaneous AIDS, 1985-86 1″] 200. [Miscellaneous AIDS, 1984-89 1″] 201. [United Nations AIDS Pandemic Forum, 1987] 202. [San Francisco AIDS Foundation, 1984] 203. [The New York Business Group on Health, Inc. – AIDS and the Employer Forum, 1985. 1/2″] 204. [New York State Lesbian and Gay Lobby – Lobby Day 1986.] 205. [MAJCW – Taboo Topics Program, 1986] 206. [Manhattan Mental Health Council – Manhattan Mental Health Convention, 1986] 207. [New York City Department of Health – AIDS and the Intravenous Drug User, 1986.] 208. [New York City Department of Mental Health, Mental (R-Word) and Alcoholism Services – AIDS Professional Education Program, 1986.] 209. [Breakthrough Program at Gracie Square Hospital, 1988] 210. [Sex, Politics, and the Law – New York University Review of Law and Social Change, 1986.] 211. [Mayoral Conference on AIDS, 1984.] 212. [AIDS: A Mental Health Issue, 1986] 213. [AIDS: Its Impact on Society and the Workplace, 1987.] 214. [Miscellaneous AIDS, c. 1988 1″] 215. [People with AIDS Coalition, 1985-1987] 216. [New York City Five Year Plan re: AIDS, 1987 1″] 217. [New York City Human Resources Administration memo re: 5 year plan, 1987] 218. AZT [1988] 219. Bathhouses [closings by Public Health Council] 220. NYC AIDS Brochure [annotated drafts, 1985] 221. Bklyn AIDS TF [Brooklyn AIDS Task Force Community Service Program, 1987-1988.] 222. Board of Estimate – Contracts [1985] 223. AIDS 5 yr Plan Press Release [1988] 224. Body Positive [1988] 225. CRI [Community Research Initiative, 1989] 226. City Council Hearings [o AIDS, 1985] 227. Children with AIDS [1985-1989] 228. Adolescent AIDS Education [1985 1/2″] 229. Nov 85 City Council Hearings on AIDS 1/2″ 230. Citizens Commission on AIDS [for New York City and Northern New Jersey, 1989] 231. Citizens Commission on AIDS [for New York City and Northern New Jersey] 3/89 Report 1″ “;i:8;s:1774:” 232. Committee for AIDS Funding [1989 1″] 233. Homeless Youth & AIDS [1984-89 1″] 234. AIDS – Housing [1989-1990] 235. God’s Love We Deliver [1987] 236. Minority Task Force on AIDS [1986-1987] 237. Pet Owners with AIDS/ARC Resource Service [,Inc., 1990] 238. Staten Island AIDS Task Force [1989-1990] 239. [AIDS Home Attendant Program, 1985] 240. AIDS Home Attendant Program 241. [American Red Cross in Greater New York Nursing and Health Services AIDS Conference, 1985] 242. AIDS Home Care Program/NYC [1986] 243. Mayor’s Inter-Agency Task Force on AIDS 1984 [Mostly minutes and monthly AIDS Surveillance Reports 1/2″] 244. MET Hospital Forensic Unit [ Metropolitan Hospital Center unit for prisoners with AIDS, 1984] 245. [Miscellaneous New York City response to AIDS, 1985 1/2″] 246. [Official report on New York City response to AIDS – draft copy, 1985] 247. [Official report on New York City response to AIDS – amended copy, 1985 1/2″] 248. [Mayors Inter-Agency Task Force on AIDS. Mostly minutes, 1985] 249. [New York City Department of Health AIDS Forum. Mostly minutes and monthly Surveillance Reports, 1985 1/2″] 250. NYC Initiatives 1985 [AIDS related, including report on fact finding trip to San Francisco, 1985 1/2″] 251. [AIDS Education and Training Resources, Issue #2, 1985. Prepared by NYC Department of Health Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, Ron Vachon, Editor.] 252. [New York City Department of Health AIDS Forum. Mostly minutes and monthly Surveillance Reports, 1986 1/2″] 253. [New York City Commission on Human Rights Report on Discrimination Against People With AIDS, 1986] “;i:9;s:1996:” 254. [New York City Department of Health AIDS Forum. Mostly minutes and monthly Surveillance Reports, 1987 1/2″] 255. [New York City Department of Health AIDS Forum. Mostly minutes and monthly Surveillance Reports, 1988. s.a. folder 320 1″] 256. Miscellaneous [1986-87] 257. Budget FY ’88 258. F.Y. 89 AIDS Issues [1988 1″] 259. F.Y. 89 AIDS Issues [continued, 1988 1″] 260. [Miscellaneous AIDS, 1985-1987 1″] 261. [Report and recommendations of fact finding delegation to San Francisco, 1985] 262. AIDS in the Workplace [1985 1/2″] 263. AIDS in the Workplace [Forum, April 16, 1986] 264. DMH – L/G Issues – Gov’t Relations Work Group [New York City Department of Mental Health, 1986-87] 265. [Committee on Lesbian and Gay Issues in Mental Health, Manhattan Mental Health Council of the Federation for Mental Health, Mental (R-Word) and Alcoholism Services, 1987-1990] 266. Mental Health Resource Guide [1988-1989 1″] 267. Mental Health Resource Guide [Completed forms for being listed, 1989 1/2″] 268. [Testimony at Congressional hearings on anti-Gay violence, includes copies of laws proposed or passed from various states and municipalities, 1986 1″] 269. NYC Task Force Against Sexual Assault [1985-86] 270. [Miscellaneous anti-Gay violence, 1985-86 1″] 271. VSA [Victim Services Agency, 1984] 272. [INTAR production of the play Impact and panel discussion The Impact of Rape: Sexual Assault on Men and Women, 1985] 273. Anti Gay Violence [1985-87 1″] 274. Staten Island Murder – Gay Bashing [of James Zappalorti, 1990] 275. Resource Directory [for Department of Mental Health Lesbian/Gay Advisory Committee, 1986] 276. D.M.H. [New York City Department of Mental Health, 1986-87] 277. [Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc. 1983-84 1 1/2″] 278. [Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc. 1985-86] “;i:10;s:2934:” 279. [Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc. Re: Cancellation of real Estate Taxes, 1987] 280. [Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, Inc. 1987-89] 281. [Miscellaneous, 1984-1985.] 282. Washington Conference 11/20 [2nd Annual Political Conference of Lesbian & Gay Elected and Appointed Officials, Prospective Candidates & Political Activists, 1986.] 283. Master List [of elected & appointed officials, c. 1989 1/2″] 284. 3rd Annual Conference of Gay/Lesbian Elected & Appointed Officials, Candidates, Prospective Candidates & Campaign Workers, [1987] 285. Elected & Appointed Officials [1986-1988 286. Intl Conference for Lesbian & Gay Officials [5th Annual, 1989] 287. Mailing List [of Elected & Appointed Officials, 1986-1987 288. To Do [Re: Elected & Appointed Officials, includes several copies of Domestic Partnership legislation, 1988 1/2″] 289. [National Gay/Lesbian Leadership Conference, 1985] 290. 10% of Those We Serve Conference [5th Annual Conference on Lesbian/Gay Alcoholism and other addictions. Includes keynote address by Wayne Steinman, 1990} 291. Lesbian & Gay Staffers [1990] 292. [Memos, mostly from Steinman to others in Comptrollers Office, 1990 1/2″] 293. [Miscellaneous from Governor Cuomo’s Office, 1984-1986] 294. Governors Task Force on Gay Issues [Mostly testimony given at public hearings, 1984-85 1/2″] 295. Governors Task Force on Gay Issues [Transcripts of hearings, 1984 1″] 296. [NY State Lesbian & Gay Lobby, 1987 1/2″] 297. [NY State Lesbian & Gay Lobby, 1988-89 1″] 298. [Lobby Day, 1987] 299. Lobby Day ’88 300. N.O.W. [National Organization For Women, 1987] 301. Personnel [1986-87] 302. Police Council [1983-1986] 303. Political [Includes William Thom, Antonio Brandveen, Jerry Goldfeder, Chuck Hitchcock, Mondale/Ferraro, Carol Bellamy, David Rothenberg, Carol Greitzer, 1985 1/2″] 304. [Harrison J. Golden Campaign, 1985] 305. Vin McCarthy [Vincent McCarthy, 1985] 306. Ron Sable [1987] 307. [Misc. Political Campaigns including David Taylor, New Alliance Party, Lenora Fulani, Ginny Apuzzo. Jesse Jackson, Paul Simon, Gerry E. Studds, Michael Dukakis, Richard C. Failla, Joe Rose, C. Virginia Fields, Jerry Nadler, Jack Campbell, 1986-1989] 308. 1989 Politics [Mostly Goldin’s Mayoral race 1″] 309. [Drafts of remarks to be made by Harrison J. Goldin, 1988-1989] 310. The Epistle [Annotated drafts of priority issues for the Lesbian/Gay community prepared by Steinman, 1988] 311. A.D.A. [Americans for Democratic Action, 1984-1990] 312. Prison Issues [1987] 313. [Gay Churches, includes Conference for Catholic Lesbians, Axios, Church of the Holy Apostles. Mostly 1987 but some earlier.] “;i:11;s:4016:” 314. [Lesbian and Gay Legal Organizations, 1990] 315. [Weekly reports from Steinman to Steve Newman, 1983-84 1/2″] 316. [Weekly reports from Steinman to Steve Newman, 1985 1/2″] 317. [Weekly reports from Steinman to Steve Newman, 1986 1/2″] 318. [Weekly reports from Steinman to Steve Newman, 1987 1/2″] 319. [Periodic reports from Steinman to Steve Newman, 1988-89] 320. [New York City Department of Health AIDS Forum. Mostly minutes and monthly Surveillance Reports, 1988-1990 1/2″] 321. [Misc. AIDS, 1988-1990] 322. 1990 AIDS Funding Requests [Committee for AIDS Funding 1/2″] 323. CAF – FY 91 Requests [Committee for AIDS Funding 3/4″] 324. Boricua Gay & Lesbian Forum BGLF [1990] 325. CBST [Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, newsletters & flyers, 1990] 326. CLGR [Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights, 1990] 327. Friends for Lesbian & Gay Concerns [1990] 328. GLAAD [Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Inc., 1990] 329. GLID [Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats, 1990] 330. Governmen Defunct [Close out of their bank account and donation of the funds to the Lesbian & Gay Community Services Center,Inc., 1990] 331. Greater Westchester Human Rights Fund [Inc., 1990] 332. IHI [The Institute for Human Identity, Inc., 1990] 333. IHI [The Institute for Human Identity, Inc., 1990] 334. LID [Lambda Independent Democrats, 1990] 335. Lesbian & Gay Labor Network [1990] 336. MACT [Men of All Colors Together of New York, 1990] 337. MCC [Metropolitan Community Church of New York, 1990] 338. Mariposa [Education & Research Foundation, 1990] 339. Music Groups [New York City Gay Men’s Chorus, 1990] 340. NGLTF [National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, Inc. 1990] 341. New York Advertising & Communications Network – NYACN [1990] 342. NYC Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project [1990] 343. Parents FLAG [Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays,1990] 344. SAGE [Senior Action in a Gay Environment, 1990] 345. Stonewall Democratic Club [1990] 346. Sundance [Outdoor Adventure Society, 1990] 347. FY ’90 Add-on $95000 Primary Care [The Bronx Committee for the Community’s Health, Inc.] 348. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. 1984] 349. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. A number of letters relate to funding for the Lesbian and Gay Community services Center, Inc. 1985] 350. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. A number of letters relate to funding for the Lesbian and Gay Community services Center, Inc. 1986] 351. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. 1987] 352. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. 1988] 353. Goldin’s Letters [Mostly from Harrison J. Goldin, but some from him. Includes letters to many Gay/Lesbian groups and leaders. Also includes some non-gay related letters. 1989] 354. [Miscellaneous, mostly copies of letters and memos from Wayne Steinman. Also includes some copies of testimony of Steinman’s before various committees, 1984-1987 1″] 355. [Miscellaneous, mostly copies of letters and memos from Wayne Steinman. Also includes some copies of testimony of Steinman’s before various committees, 1988-89 1/2″] “;i:12;s:1282:” “The infamous ‘Steinman list’ L & G Services/Resources Directory: Orig. Resources, Drafts, Changes, Master Copies, Also Misc. Items.” 356. Directory Draft & Corrections – Aug/86 1/2″ 357. Directory -Oct ’86 – Original 358. June 1987 Master Draft 359. June 88 directory Changes 360. 6/88 Master draft 361. [Directory Corrections, 1988 1″] 362. Jan 89 Master 363. Directory – April ’89 Working Draft 1/2″ 364. [Directories, 1989 1/2″] 365. 8/89 Update Original 366. [Miscellaneous mailing lists, including national list of elected and appointed officials, 1986] 367. Original resources [1984-1985 1″] 368. Completed Directory Stuff 8/87 369. 8/87 Master Draft – Directory 370. [Annotated Directory, 1988] 371. List Additions/Changes/Deletions 6/89 -> 372. To add to mailing list [1987] 373. 8/89 -> 10/10/89 Changes Maillist/Directory 374. Media Info [1985] 375. National Lesbian/Gay Media [1990] 376. Mental Health Directory [1990] 377. 10/11/89 -> M.L./Directory Updates [Mailing list for Directory] 378. Directory multiple copy list 379. [Directory, 1989] 380. [Directory, 1990] “;i:13;s:1456:” 381. [GovernMen] Membership Lists / etc. [ 1987 ] 382. Correspondence [ GovernMen] 383.  Forms – [ GovernMen] 384. Directory 1987 [ GovernMen] 385. Membership Applications 386. Newsletter [ GovernMen] 387. Stationery [ GovernMen] 388. Press clips / Related media 389. Port Authority 390. [GovernMen Steering Committee and Social / Programming Committee] 391. [ City Men, Gay men in city government] 392. Memo’s & Meeting notes [City Men] 393. City Men newsletter 394. By laws / statement of purpose / outreach [City Men] 395. Second Parent Adoption [Survey] 396. Resource Directories [Adoption] 397. Center Kids – Newsletters, Early Mailings 398. Gay & Lesbian Adoption Reading Packet 1996 399. Children of the Rainbow [Reference articles and resource material] 400. Advisory Group on Gay & Lesbian Issues in the Workplace [Correspondence, meeting agendas, resource material] 401. Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition International (GLPCI) Packets 402. GLPCI [Newsletter, coordinators, bibliography, demographics] 403. A Bibliography on Gays & Lesbians and Their Families [GLPCI] 404. Center Kids – Family Project of the Lesbian & Gay Center [letter, resource material] 405. Family Diversity [pamphlets] 406. Gay & Lesbian Adoption Reading Packet “;i:14;s:2609:” 407. COLAGE – Children of Lesbians and Gays Everywhere 408. Articles and Papers on Gay Adoption 409. Manual & Resource Guide for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Parents Seeking Custody and Visitation Rights 410. Information Packet on Surrogacy 411. Amici Curiae Memorandum of Center Kids and The Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition International 412. Of Children, Challenge and Choice: Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Parents Transforming the Symbols of American Kinship by Michelle Lerner [thesis Princeton University] 413. Gay & Lesbian Adoption Resource Kit – Jan 1994 414. Gay & Lesbian Adoption Reading Packet 1995 415. Gay & Lesbian Adoption Reading Packet 1996 416. Serving Gay & Lesbian Youths: The Role of Child Welfare Agencies, Issues on Gay and Lesbian Adoption: Peirce-Warwick Adoption Symposium [Booklets from the Child Welfare League of America] 417. Adoption Agencies in the United States: A Survey of Policies Towards Lesbians and Gay Men June 1993 418. Love Makes A Family: Living in Gay & Lesbian Families – Resource Guide 419. Various Articles [submitted for review by Mr. Steinman] 420. Family Facts – Organizing for LGBT Family Issues, May 1998 NGLTF 421. Michael Shernoff and William A. Scott, The Sourcebook on Lesbian/Gay Health Care, 2nd Edition. 422. The City of New York Commission on Human Rights, Gay and Lesbian Discrimination Documentation Project Two year Report on Complaints of Sexual Orientation Discrimination, November 1983 – October 1985 423. Gay and Lesbian Speakers Bureau of Boston, Massachusetts, The Gay and Lesbian Speakers Bureau Manual, January 1984 424. Community Council of Greater New York, Human services and the Gay and Lesbian Population of New York City: Emerging Services, Emerging Issues 425. Sage Bergstrom, and Lawrence Cruz, eds., Counseling Lesbian and Gay Male Youth: Their Special Lives/Special Needs, National Network of Runaway and Youth Services, Inc. 426. Task Force on Family Diversity, City of Los Angeles, Final Report, Strengthening Families, a Model for Community Action, 1988 427. Governor’s Task Force on Bias-Related Violence, Final Report,March 1988Report of the Governor’s Task Force on Gay Issues,Discrimination the Basis of Sexual Orientation in the State of New York, 1986Report on the Governor’s Task Force on Gay Issues, Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation in the State of New York, Draft for Task Force Discussion, October 1986 428. Photos [mostly Center Kids events] “;} In some ways this is an artificial collection, but there are also records, or copies of records, from the many organizations with which Steinman was actively involved. It is an excellent source for charting the City of New York’s interactions with the LGBTQ community, including court decisions relating to Executive Order 50 (requiring contractors for the City to have a non-discrimination policy that included gays and lesbians, folder 153). There are also materials documenting the City’s response to the AIDS crisis. Many folders include drafts of letters and reports from city government, especially from the Comptrollers office. Also documented is Steinman’s involvement with LGBTQ adoption issues in the 1980s and ’90s.

a:2:{i:0;s:822:” 1. [The Association of Lesbian and Gay Social Workers, Gay Social Services Alliance, Gay Social Workers, Association of Gay Social Workers, Association of Gay and Lesbian Social Workers , National Association of Social Workers, Lesbian Committee of National Association of Social Workers] 2. [National Association of Social Workers, Lesbian Committee of NASW, CBS Reports: “Gay Power, Gay Politics” (TV script, 1980), Committee for the Advancement of Civil and Human Rights for Homosexual People] 3. [Gay Social Services Alliance, Lesbian Committee of NASW] 4. [Committee for the Advancement of Civil and Human Rights for Homosexual People, National Association of Social Workers, Lesbian Committee of NASW] 5. [Committee for the Advancement of Civil and Human Rights for Homosexual People] “;i:1;s:384:” 6. [Correspondence 1983-1986] 7. [Correspondence 1987-1991] 8. [Meetings-Concerns, Drafts, Briefs] 9. [Meetings-Concerns, Drafts, Briefs] 10. [Contacts] 11. [Handwritten Notes-Agendas for Meetings] 12. [Flyers-Information] 13. [Questionnaires] 14. Memorandums, Minutes 15. [Testimonials-Testimonial Information, Proposals] “;} The Frankel Papers consist mostly of correspondence pertaining to various lesbian and gay social workers organizations in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s including the Gay Social Services Alliance, The Association of Lesbian and Gay Social Workers, and the Committee for the Advancement of Civil and Human Rights for Homosexual People. The majority of the correspondence is addressed to Susan Frankel and to Ron Ginsberg. Copies of letters they wrote to others, including announcements of meetings, and the minutes of those meetings, are also included. A copy of the script of the “CBS Reports” television documentary “Gay Power, Gay Politics” which aired on Saturday, April 26, 1980, is also included. The papers were received unfoldered and in no discernible order.

a:1:{i:0;s:2346:” Folder 1: 1-25. Pt. Lookout, Long Beach [NY] Late 1940’s [includes same sex dancing on the beach.] 26-55. Atlantic City [NJ], 1950’s [contain some wonderful images of men and women socializing on the beach with the elaborate Atlantic City hotels in the background.] 56-63. Chicago 1950’s [appear to be from a Lake Michigan beach in Chicago (probably Oak Street Beach).] 64-77. Pt. Lookout 1952. 78-110. Riis Park [NY] 1950’s. 111-123. Coney [Island. Also from the 1950’s]. Folder 2: 124-329. Riis [Park. If the chronology of the scrap book is intact, then these photos are from the 1950’s into the 1960’s. Photo 208 shows two men walking arm in arm, which is one of the few overt displays of affection captured in this collection.] Folder 3: 330-537. 1960’s [these photographs seem to be from the same New York area beaches as previous photos.] 537-574. 1965 1966 1968 1969. Folder 4: 575-612. 1971-1972 613-646. 1973 647-683. 1974-1975. 684-728. 1976 1977 Folder 5: 728-844. 1978 [the homogeneity of the collection stops at this point, as there are some oversize color prints added to the other photos that are black and white standard snapshots.] 845-857. Old Cruising Areas, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Pk, CPW, Ramble CP [NYC These photos were grouped together with a rubber band and were placed in the book between pages with these headings. The headers appear to be accurate.] 860-876. Old Cruising Areas Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, CPW. [861 and 862 were loose on these pages of the scrap book.]877-919. Ramble CP [chock full of images of men promenading in Central Park.] 920-931. Christopher St. GPD [Gay Pride Day] 932-946. Baths Bars Etc.[appear to be from the earlier years of this collection.] “;} The photographs in this collection were contained in a single hard cover scrapbook with paper pages. Each page contained two columns of from twenty to twenty-five mostly black and white photographs, each of which were taped to the page at the top of the photograph such that they could be viewed by simply flipping them over from the top of the column to the bottom. Most columns had a hand written header consisting of a geographical location and a date. It is assumed that this describes the photographs in the column below. Most of the photos were taken at New York area beaches such as Coney Island, Riis Beach, and Point Lookout as well as in Atlantic City, New Jersey that were frequented by Gay men and Lesbians. The photographs span a period from the late 1940’s, which the collector noted on the first page, through the late 1970’s which was noted on the last page. There were some photos of the New York Gay Pride parade after the last header. These may be from the early 1980’s.

a:3:{i:0;s:981:” 1. Southerners: Agenda. 2. Arkansas Gay Groups 3. Books- Southern, Gay 4. Southerners: Calendars 5. Southerners: Colleges-G & L Students Orgs 6. Southerners: Community Groups-NYC. 7. Companies. 8. Southerners: Correspondence, Incoming 9. Southerners: Correspondence, Outgoing 10. Southerners: Flyers, etc, incoming. 11. Southerners: Flyers Misc 12. Southerners: Galas, Southern 13. General Fundraising 14. Georgia Organizations 15. Southerners: Hate Groups, Anti- 16. Southerners: Incorporation Certificate [and By-Laws]. 17. Southerners: Mailing Lists-Old 18. Southerners: Meeting Notes [and minutes] 19. Membership Forms 20. Southerners: The National Endowment for the Arts 21. National Gay Organizations Flyers 22. Southerners: News-Telegraph, The L & G 23. Southerners: Newsletter 24. Southerners: North Carolina Gay Groups “;i:1;s:759:” 25. Press clips – General [Interview with David Gilbert in the New York Native, 1990] 26. Southerners: Pride Day New York. 27. Southerners: Pride Day, down South 28. Southerners: Restaurants, Southern, N.Y. 29. Southerners: Schools, Gay 30. Sodomy Laws 31. Southerners: Sodomy Law Reform 32. Sons of the South 33. Southeast Conference for Lesbian and Gay Men – 1990 34. Southern Voice 35. Other Southerners: Groups/NY 36. Stationary 37. Southerners: Surveys 38. Tennessee Groups 39. Virginia Groups 40. [Project Inform, San Francisco.] 41. [AIDS Treatment News, 1988-1990.] 42. [Gay Men’s Health Crisis.] 43. [AIDS related materials.] (1 of 2) “;i:2;s:92:” 43. [AIDS related materials.] (2 of 2) 44. [Personal papers of David Gilbert.] “;} The bulk of the collection is the records of the Southerners organization. These include minutes, correspondence, flyers, newsletters, and mailing lists. They also include some printed materials from various gay and lesbian organizations in the South. A smaller amount of material (folders 40-43) is AIDS related. Folder 44 contains personal papers of David Gilbert, largely relating to his own battle with AIDS. This last folder includes a description, written in October 1989, of treatments for ARC which he was undergoing. The collection was in partial order when received. There were labeled folders for the records of the organization and for the many newsletters, periodicals, and flyers from organizations in the South. These were likely in alphabetical order at one time but that order was disturbed before reaching the Archive. The alphabetical order was restored in processing. In addition there was a large amount of materials which were unfoldered and unorganized. These materials are now in folders 40-44.

a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:16:”UNFOLDERED ITEMS”;s:15:”section_content”;s:12622:”Poster Listing: AUSTRALIA “Condoman” (30C)”Congratulations” (271C)”Cover yourself against AIDS” (344G)”Dr. Nick says,.’Don’t worry, kids'” (274C)”Erotic safe sex seminars” (289A)”Even dickheads play it safe” (94C)”Drugs” (284C)”Hard Times good labor” (291C)”Have a safe sex summer” (106C)”I think I’ve got something” (282C)”It’s more than sex” (288C)”Living well” (290A)”Love him safely every time” (280C, 125C)”Our secret is safe” (294A)”Play safe” (286C)”Pssst…our secret” (293 A)”Sailors: AIDS is real” (12E)”6 tips for hard cocks” (43A, 63A, 64A)”Stop AIDS” (29C)”The AIDS puzzle” (287C)”Two of life’s essentials” (283C)”Wrap your lunch” (114C)”You can get it from giving it””You’ll never forget the feeling of safe sex” (190C, 18B) BRAZIL “AIDS assimpega: assimnaopega” (349C)”Amor Nao Mata” (348C)”AIDS: e preciso prevenir, porque nao ha como” (351A)”Lute por seus direitos” (352A) CANADA “AIDS Awareness Week, 1986″ (54A)”AIDS is big; together we’re bigger” (281C)”AIDS prevenir, soutenir, intervenir” (276C)”Anal sex” (44C)”Angry Initiatives Defiant Strategies” (285C)”Conference” (275C)”Don we now…our gay apparel” (120C)”Le plaisir du latex” [hetero] (278C)”Le plaisir du latex” [homo] (124C)”Le savoir vivre” (31C)”Le sida peut t’atteindre sois vigilant” (572C)”Let’s do it tonight” (269C)”Oral sex” (81C)”Pour que l’amour vive!” (279C)”Savoir c’est prevenir” (277C)”SIDA l’isolement n’est pas une solution” (74C)”So love can live” (273C)”Take it off… put it on” (93B, 67B) DENMARK “AIDS linien” (347F)”Et par pa Tre” (258D)”Himlen ma Vente” (254D)”Pa Ham Ikke Iham” (354A) ENGLAND “A free safeT pin up” (261A)”AIDS is a woman’s issue too” (255C)”Choose safer sex” (265C)[Head shot of two young blond men](267C)[Man in leather pants, holding his crotch] (268C)[Muscular torso] (108C)[Naked man being held by hands from behind] (262C)[Naked man in cloth bondage] (264C)[Naked man taking his shirt off ](220C)”Safer sex” (119D)”Safer sex: don’t dream it, do it” (260C) FRANCE”Pensez a votre ami, le preservatif” (256C) GERMANY”Bewusst leben” (22D)”Gebrauchtes spritzbesteck nie weitergeben” (259D)”Hoechste Zeit” (213C)”The hot rubber condom for the gay man” (218A)”Infiziert” (263C)”Juhuiiiiii!” (217A)”Man kann das virus stoppen. Ich benutze kondome” (266C)”Mit Kondom” (14D)”Positiv leben” (121D)”Pret-a-Porter” (The hot rubber) (215C)”Schwul leben” (257D)”Sicher besser” (253D)”Sie tun, was sie immer tun” (26C)”Die Ubertragungswege sind klar. Deshalb: Pariser” (117D)”Verkehrsregel Nr.1″ (The hot rubber) (212C)”Wer Uber Nacht Bleibt” (199C)”Zu einem Hot Rubber” (222C) NETHERLANDS”Danny Gebruiktze” (129B)”Exit only” (51B)”Geslachts ziekte” (131B)”Lees eerst de gebruiks” (52B)”Lekker veilig, gebruik een condoom” (83B)”On vacation keep it safer” (139C)”Safer sex video show” (138C)”Safer sex workshop” (136C)”Tarzan Gebruiletze” (130B)”Veilig verder” [cloth bondage] (221C)”Velig verder” [leather man holding crotch] (137C)’Veilig verder” [nude man being held from behind] (140C)”Velig verder” [2 young blond men] (134C)Vrij veilig op vakantie” [palm trees and hetero couple on beach] (127B)”Vrij veilig op vakantie” [hetero couple in snorkel gear] (126B)”Vrij veilig op vakantie” [hetero couple under palm trees] (133B)”Vrij veilig op vakantie” [hetero couple walking in sunset] (132B)”Wanda gebruiktze” (128B) MEXICO “Nuestra mejor arma contra el SIDA es la prevencion” (334B)”Prevenir el SIDA es responsabilidad de ambos” (9C)”Quiero conti-go” (353C)”SIDA? Que Va, Yo Uso Condon (43A) NEW ZEALAND “AIDS: new rules for safe sex””Food for thought” (35C)”You won’t believe what we like to wear in bed” (97C) NORWAY “AIDS-Viruset tar ikke Juleferie” (65A)”Glede og omsorg” (331C)”Hvordan AIDS ikke smitter:” (335C)”Sikrere sex” (18E) SWEDEN “Erotiken ar dod” [color] (122A)”Erotiken ar dod” [b&w] (332A)”Friheten ar dod” (89C)”Karlek ar livet” [hetero couple kissing] (330A, 333A)”Karlek ar livet” [shoes] (350C)”Lusten ar dod” [shoes] (329A) SWITZERLAND”AIDS gefahr schon beim” (187C)”Barenstark” (196C)”Bliib treu/Stop AIDS” (195C)”Bravo” (102C)”D’accord” (197C)”Der Markenartikel” (206C)”Der Umgang mit Praservativen” (205C)”Faites la guerre au SIDA” (211C)”Fidele a votre partenaire” (214C)”Gegner von AIDS sind Liebhaber von Praservativen” (211C)”Geil aux safer sex” (115C)”Haltung zeigen – safer sex” (198C)”Hot rubber lubricant” (189C)”In mit gummi. Out mit gummi” (107C)”Liebe ohne angst” (194C)”Mit Gebrauchten nie!” (192C)”The nude hot rubber” (193C)”Ohne keine lust” (207C)”OK” (346B)”On parle bien du SIDA” (204C)”Per prendere L’AIDS Basta!” (191C)”Pras er vativ” (202C)”Protegez-vous de SIDA” (201C)”Rendez-vous” (200C)”Rimani fedele stop AIDS” (203C)”Rinuncia all AIDS” (220C)”Risques de SIDA des le premier shoot!” (190C)”Safety pin, symbol for safer sex] [German] (87C)”Senza la voglia va via” (216C)”Stop AIDS” (209C)”Tonight” (21C)”Treue zum partner. Treue zum praservativ” (188C)”Vor AIDS schutzen, praservative benutzen” (208C) TANZANIA “AIDS” (60C)”Ukimwi” (61C) UNITED STATES American Indian Health Service “AIDS is not a quick kill” (80C)”Dance to Life”: (181C)”No glove, no love.” (180C)”Pride, Honor Heritage…” (151B)”You can’t get AIDS by…” (24C) Black and White Men Together “Hot, horny & healthy” [workshop ad] (186B) (165B)”Hot, horny & healthy…rubbers every time” (172B) (166B)”If you really love him” (164B), (160B)”No glove, no love” (141B)(116B)”You can’t play without the right equipment” (167B)(159B) Gay Men’s Health Crisis “A rubber is a friend in your pocket” (237C)”Cojelo con cuidado” (243C)”Do it!” (248A)”It might take a little practice…” (240A)”It’s your life” (79C)”Keep it up” (3C)”The 1988 fall cruising season has officially begun” (224A)”Once is not enough” (355A)”Once, twice, thrice” (73C)”Rubbers are bringing men together again” (4C, 100C)”Safer sex: how to do it” (244C)”Sex, dating & intimacy” (88A, 330A)”Thank goodness for latex” (245C)”This Valentine’s Day make sure the arrow that sets you aquiver comes wrapped” (223A)”What next?” (76B) Hetrick-Martin Institute “No one is immune” (239C) New York (N.Y.). Dept. of Health “AIDS” don’t get it: before you do it” (236A)”AIDS: don’t get it: think about it first” (229A)”AIDS gets around” (225A)”AIDS, sex and drugs” (66A)”Bang you’re dead” (238C)”Condoms mean caring” (56A)”De hombre a hombre” (53A, 58A)”Disco benefit” (49A)”Don’t die of embarrassment” (251C)”Don’t go out without your rubbers” (235C)”Don’t let AIDS deal you a losing hand” (112A)”El SIDA esta por donde quiera” (226A)”Eso is mi tio” (68F)”He can only strike you out if you let him” (232A)”Hable del AIDS antes que toque a su puerta” (236C)”If your lesbian” (33A)”Man on man defense” (55A)”Man to man” (59A, 344A)”Las Mujeres tambien pueden contraer el SIDA” (228A)”No lo contraigas” (231A)”No se muera de la pena” (234C)”No se puede vivir de esperanzas” (111C)”Talk about AIDS before it hits home” (246C)”That’s Mark’s Beetle” (72F)”The other night Charlie brought home” (103C)”Women can get AIDS too” (237A)”You can’t live on hope” (242C) New York (State). Dept. of Health “AIDS Does Not Discriminate”[English] (113A)[Spanish] (39A) Old Glory Condom Company “Condoms won’t stop AIDS: We the people will” (337A)”Give me liberty or give me death” (378A)”I want you” (69A, 70A, 339A)”Our sex organs are working fine thank you” (336A, 71A) United States. Public Health Service “Getting High Doesn’t Cause AIDS.” (314C)”If you get the AIDS virus now, you and your license” (313C)”Some people think they come of age when …..” (311C)”There’s a simple way to prevent AIDS” (312C)”Why alcohol, crack and other drugs can put you at risk for the AIDS virus” (309C)”Why there’s a connection between sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS” (310C)”With AIDS around, gonorrhea, syphilis & herpes are fair warning” (308C)”You won’t get AIDS in a restaurant” (40C)”You won’t get AIDS from a bug bite” (36C)”You won’t get AIDS from Hide n seek” (315C)”You won’t get AIDS from a public pool” (37C) Alaska”Camp 3-H” (62A) California [Asian language posters](3):AIDS [family] (28B)(179B)[Tagalog] (179) Long Beach “SIDA ataca hasta los machos” (8C) Los Angeles “Don’t forget your rubbers” (92A)”Invest in your security” (183C)”Safe sex: are you man enough?” (105A)”The safest place to meet the man of your dreams is a Stop AIDS meeting” (178C)”Treat your trick with care”(57A)”Use it! It’s a matter of life and sex” (175A) San Francisco “AIDS prevention is a family affair” (176A)”The AIDS reality” (170C)”Bleachman” (177A)”Don’t fuck with a user, unless he’s hooked on condoms” (10D)”Don’t share” (13A)”Dress for the occasion” (32C)”Drogas y SIDA: no juegues loteria con tu vida” (184?)”How many Marinites does it take to spread an epidemic?” (174A)”An important message for gay & bisexual men” (173C)”I have AIDS, please hug me” (1A)”No cojas un adicto” (169D)”Some people think that you can catch AIDS from a glass” (171A)”Why did my daddy die from AIDS?” (185C)”Wrap your man in pleasure” (182C) Colorado “Excite” (342A)”Imagine” (345C)”Sexcess” (341C)”Touch” (343A)”Watch” (346C) Connecticut “AIDS is a fact”[mother and daughter] (327B)[3 women] (307B)”AIDS doesn’t discriminate” (306C)”Are you dying to get high?” (42C)”Cuidas de los hijos.” (326B)”Estas muriendo por arrebatarte?” (305C)”I care about myself” (318B)”I love her, I use condoms” (320B, 317B)”I’m serious about love”[black man] (319B, 328B)[white man] (325B)”Love as if your life depended upon it”[black woman] (322B)[hispanic woman] (324B)[white woman] (316B)”Tomo en serio el amor” (321B)”You care about your kids” (323B) Illinois–Chicago “Invest in life insurance” (20A)”Love is the only thing your partner should give you” (5A)”Roll on protection” (19A)”These days you could get your name in the paper just by having sex” (250A) Louisiana–New Orleans “Whatever you do, mask for mardi gras” (11D) Maryland “AIDS can blow your high” (144A)”AIDS in the black community” (158A)”Prevent life and death all in one shot” (143A)”Smart sportswear for the active man” (110A)Use me…avoid AIDS…condoms help” (118A)”We didn’t think we could get AIDS” (85A)”You won’t believe what we like to wear in bed”[black men] (92A)[white men](90A) Massachusetts–Boston “AIDS, aprenda, viva” (303B)”AIDS causes blindness” (299C)”Any question is important” (301B)”Don’t forget the chapter on AIDS” (38B)”Get the answers, ask about AIDS’ (304B)”Help us read to someone who can’t (300A)”Hot horny & healthy” [John Whyte] (296B)”Hot, horny & healthy” [three men] (297B)”Road work” (77B)”Safe company” (75B)”Toda preguenta es importante” (295B) Minnesota–Minneapolis “Abstinence isn’t the only defense against AIDS” (156A)”AIDS has no sexual preference” (143A)”AIDS is not spread by” (148B)”AIDS… no one is immune” (345B)”AIDS…sharing intravenous needles” (146A)”Be safe… stay sober” (150D)”Captain condom” (158A)”Condoms can protect any person no matter what color they are” (47D)”He loves me… he loves me not” (23B)”Hey you know what. you can’t get AIDS from…” (161C)”How much do you know about AIDS?” (155A)”How to get AIDS” (154A)”It Can’t Prevent AIDS in Your Wallet” (157A)”It’s cool to care” (145C)”Take an AIDS Test” (142B)”The facts of life include facts about AIDS” (152A)”The best defense against AIDS since the condom” (149C)”This is how AIDS is spread” (46C)”We all are one in the fight against AIDS” (163C)”You can’t get AIDS from this poster” (50C)”You can’t get AIDS unless you’re a homo…sapien” (23D) New York (State)–Brooklyn “AIDS does not discriminate” (249C)”Cualquier puede” (233C)”Don’t get on the AIDS train” (241C)”Hey man, no sharing” (247C) Pennsylvania–Philadelphia”Anyone can get AIDS” (48C)”Look at who can get AIDS” (27C)”Lucky Stiffs ‘Grren’ Goes to War”[Black man and woman] (17A)[White man and woman] (16A)”Protect your loved ones” (39C)”This is How you get AIDS” (298C, 302C) Rhode Island “Respect yourself, protect yourself” (252A) Texas “Putting it on can be the best part of taking it off” (109C, 86C) Washington (D.C.) “Are you man enough to protect your lover?” (34C)”Ciudate, por ti y por los tuyos” (147C)”If He doesn’t care enough to wear a condom he doesn’t care” (104C)”No ifs, ands or butts” (168C)”AIDS is a white man’s disease” (30C)”Bleach man” (15A)”Deadler than the virus” (21A)”Every time I look” (7B)”Love AIDS people” (119A)”Only one thing should come between you and your lover” (45C)”Protect the people you love, use a condom””Si quieres a tu familia” (162C)That’s me and my uncle” (6B) UnknownAIDS : new rules (41C)”;}} Michael Shernoff was on the staff of Gay Men’s Health Crises in New York as a health educator and AIDS prevention specialist. He traveled to a great many AIDS conferences worldwide. The collection consists of AIDS prevention posters gathered by Michael Shernoff of New York City in the course of his travels to various AIDS conferences around the world, provides a worldwide look at the use of posters by various nonprofit and governmental agencies in the 1980’s as a means of addressing their respective publics on the subject of AIDS transmission and AIDS prevention. The collection as a whole provides an overview of the varying approaches taken by different countries in dealing with the subject of AIDS education, sexuality and drug use, and AIDS as a public health issue.

a:13:{i:0;s:4123:” Box 1A 1. [Correspondence, envelopes, petition, notes, a map of Washington, flyers, statement of principles, mailing lists.] 2. G & L organizational list List of endorsement [Notes, mailing list, flyers, list of endorsements, Gay and Young Youth Advocacy.] 3. National Office Operation [mailing list, flyers, notes, correspondence, envelopes, photocopies of newspaper articles.] 4. Regional Information-West [flyers, correspondence, newsletters.] 5. Regional Information-Mid Atlantic [flyers, correspondence.] 6. [Fyers, mailing list, correspondence.] 7. To Be Copied [flyers, correspondence, mailing list.] 8. Info. CLGR [Coalition for Lesbian And Gay Rights correspondence, flyers, Lesbian Switchboard, unsigned letter from William F. Buckley, Jr.] 9. Regional Information-Rocky Mt [notes, telephone numbers, addresses, flyers.] 10. [Mailing list, flyers, notes, correspondence.] 11. Regional Information-Midwest [notes correspondence, envelopes, flyers, newsletters, mailing list, minutes of meetings.] 12. [Notes, correspondence, manual for typewriter, flyers, financial statement, minutes.] 13. Proxy letter replies [correspondence.] 14. [Correspondence, envelopes, flyers, newspaper articles, notes] 15. MOW Houston [March on Washington correspondence, notes, proposed constitution for coalition committee report.] 16. [Pasteups, notes, flyers, agenda, photocopies of telegrams, correspondence.] 17. [Notes, attendance sign in sheets for meetings, questionnaires, flyers, map of Washington, photocopies of newspaper articles.] 18. Endorsements [correspondence.] Box 1B 19. Honorary [correspondence, flyers, newspapers, endorsements list.] 20. Committee Reports [correspondence, flyers, mailing list.] 21. National Promotions [correspondence, mailgrams, photocopies of newspaper articles, schedule of speakers & entertainers, copy of congressional resolution #166, map of Washington D.C., programs, flyers.] 22. General Correspondence [correspondence, addresses of international Gay contacts.] 23. Finance [correspondence, mailgrams.] 24. Personal File- Steve Ault [correspondence, newsletters. resumes, press releases, abortion handbook, photocopies of mailgram, report from conference on the Klan by Center for Constitutional Rights.] 25. Local outreach March on Washington [list of volunteers, correspondence.] 26. Personal File – Polly Powledge [mailing list, correspondence, mailgram, notes, flyers, postal applications.] 27. Endorsements [envelopes, correspondence, notes, flyers,] 28. National Conference – Philadelphia [mailing list, photocopies of delegates response mailing.] Box 1C 29. Regional Information – South [correspondence, flyers,] 30. [Newsletters, canceled checks, receipt, flyers, notes, mailing list.] 31. Printing Original Copy [correspondence, flyers, press release.] 32. Bulletins Original Copy [flyers program.] 33. [clippings of newspaper articles.] 34. [mailing list, flyers, packing slips, Lesbian & Gay Songs.] 35. Endorsement file [pasteup, notes, flyers, mailgram.] 36. Press Release 8/22 toll free [press releases.] 37. Press Release: Draft Note [ draft of press release.] 38. Media Correspondence [correspondence.] 39. Mailing list: Houston Observer alternative press [mailing list.] 40. Mailing List: Houston Delegates [ mailing list.] 41. Mailing list: small press.[mailing list, ID of Roselyn L. Dickson.] 42. Mailing List: NYC mainstream media list [mailing list.] 43. Volunteer packet [information for volunteers.] 44. Work done [correspondence, call slips.] 45. Resumes [Brenda Deviers resume.] 46. March related events [flyers.] 47. [Pamphlet for Plymouth Mills.] 48. Sign in forms [blank forms.] 49. Transportation [correspondence, news release, mailgrams, newspapers ads for Gay Freedom Train.] “;i:1;s:1793:” 50. Endorsements [list of endorsements, correspondence, flyers.] 51. Committee overview policy active file [list of members of policy committee 52. Less than $20 [application for hotel listing.] 53. Contacts-rosters [mailing list, correspondence.] 54. Originals-xeroxing [flyers, volunteer applications, newspaper articles.] 55. Committee logistics [notes, correspondence, data collection forms.] 56. Organizers handbook [information for organizers.] 57. Buttons, T-shirts, etc. [notes and information on buttons etc.] 58. Anti-march activities [notes.] 59. Artistic doodling [ Ad sketches.] 60. Volunteer schedule forms [blank forms.] 61. Forms [blank forms for housing, childcare, security volunteers.] 62. $20-$30 [applications for hotel listings.] 63. $30-$40 [applications for hotel listings.] 64. Committee housing- old to be kept [applications.] 65. [Flyers.] 66. Committee-media & PR [flyers, notes, mailing list.] 67. April 16th information [notes, envelopes, newsletters, proposed speakers list for discussion, flyers.] 68. Outreach [flyers, notes, envelopes, newsletters, instructions for selling & handling bus tickets, copy of proclamation from mayor of Washington DC.] 69. Stationery – letter heads 70. To be signed [letters.] 71. Committee-lobbying [flyers, notes, envelopes, open letter to members of congress about Reubin Askew.] 72. [Flyers, pasteups.] 73. Contacts-natl MOW including local regional offices [flyers, newsletters, notes, mailing list, envelopes, Metropolitan Guide Services for Lesbian & Gay Men.] 74. [Washington DC motel & hotel listings, mailing list, flyers, postcards, memo, envelopes.] “;i:2;s:2059:” 75. Committee overview/policy old to be kept [copies of motions and proposals.] 76. Committee overview/policy-tours [flyers.] 77. Committee overview/policy correspondence [flyers.] 78. Letters for Roz [flyers, notes, logistics information.] 79. [Flyers, Chemical Bank statement.] 80. [Flyers, cultural budget, photocopies of Nation articles, envelopes, resolutions from Women’s Caucus. mailing list.] 81. Bills paid-printing 82. Vital information permits & regulations 83. Committee outreach Addresses Letters [correspondence, addresses.] 84. Committee outreach-speaker report [speakers info.] 85. Committee outreach [addresses, flyers.] 86. Committee fundraising [pasteups of posters or flyers.] 87. Committee-culture activities [committee members information.] 88. Committee childcare active file[forms.] 89. March route [map of Washington DC.] 90. General Information letter [letters.] 91. Medical [while you were out slips.] 92. Originals typesetting [pasteups]. 93. Related march events [notes.] 94. Pending events [notes.] 95. Endorsements add to list new [letters, envelopes.] 96. Endorsements GAA related material [letters.] 97. [Flyers, programs.] 98. Steve Brown [constitution lobby core group.] 99. [Notes, flyers, addresses.] 100. [Notes, flyers.] 101. $60 [hotel listing.] 102. $50-60 [hotel listing.] 103. $40-50 [hotel listings.] 104. Miscellaneous [flyers.] 105. Regional Reports Conf., Etc. – Mid-West[flyers.] 106. Regional Reports Conf., Etc. – Mid-Atlantic [flyers, photocopies of newspaper article, telegrams, minutes of meetings.] 107. Regional Reports Conf., Etc. – Northeast [flyers.] 108. Regional reports Conf., Etc. – Southern [flyers.] 109. Regional Reports Conf., Etc. – Western [newsletters.] 110. Vital Info- Phone SP Communications [letters & Flyers from SP Communications.] 111. Correspondence. “;i:3;s:991:” 112. Committee- Women [flyers.] 113. Contacts-Labor Unions [flyers, notes, mailing list.] 114. Subversive Activities [pasteups, photocopies of newspaper and magazines articles.] 115. [Checking statements, canceled checks, receipts, flyers, envelopes, ballots.] 116. [Checking statements, canceled checks, receipts, flyers, envelopes, ballots.] 117. February 17th Fundraiser 1977 [pasteups, correspondence, envelopes.] 118. Ruth Kemper [notes, greeting cards, Flyers.] 119. Committee-Security [ notes, maps, flyers, information packets. ] 120. CLGR – Treasurer [bank statements, canceled checks, Receipts, mailing list.] 121. Support File-Labor [correspondence.] 122. Support File-Political [correspondence, photocopies of newspaper articles.] 123. May 6/77 Fundraiser [door list, correspondence.] 124. Letters to Council persons [correspondence.] 125. [Correspondence.] 126. [Pasteups, for posters.] “;i:4;s:414:” 127. [Receipts, check stubs.] 128. [Flyers, notes, photocopies of newspaper articles.] 129. Endorsements Letter Gay People [flyers, correspondence, notes.] 130. Dignity [flyers, correspondence.] 131. Council District Needed [petitions.] 132. Office Space Info [notes, checks, checking statement, flyers.] 133. Local Media March on Washington [correspondence, petitions.] “;i:5;s:631:” 134. Support file master copy #1 [correspondence, press releases, resolutions, photocopies of newspaper articles.] 135. [Pasteups, correspondence, flyers, mailing list, notes.] 136. Regional info-Northeast[photocopies of mailgrams, proposed conference rules, flyers, correspondence, newsletters.] 137. [Notes, flyers, correspondence, tickets.] 138. Local-logistics March on Washington [envelopes, correspondence, mailing list, list of bus companies, map of DC, telegrams, press releases.] 139. List Information [mailing list of National Lawyers Guild, Gayellow Pages, envelopes, mailing list.] “;i:6;s:467:” 140. [Mailing list, flyers.] 141. [Press release NGTF info, flyers.] 142. March on Washington Newspapers[photocopies of newspapers articles.] 143. [Correspondence, flyers.] 144. [Lesbian and gay rights statement] 145. Volunteer application 146. [Misc. correspondence, notes, flyers, etc.] 147. [Mailing list.] 148. [Phone & communication log, work projects log.] 149. Speakers Biographical Data (NMOW) “;i:7;s:748:” 150. GLIB – Gay and Lesbian Indepenent Democrats – Decision 1980 151. NMOW Finacial documents 152. Buttons and Tee-Shirt order forms 153. Post March related material 154. Permit to March 155. Socialists./Communists/Radicals 156. Philadelphia Conference 157. National March on Washington Meeting notes, memos, and proposals 158. NMOW Correspondence 159. Endorsements 160. Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights (CLGR) material 161. Regional – San Francisco, Denver, North Texas 162. Regional – New York Metro Area 163. Regional – Los Angeles, Chicago, Southeast 164. Travel, Transportation, Accommodations, Logistics 165. Media, Press Releases “;i:8;s:1195:” 166. Flyers, Stickers, Posters, Pamphlets 167. Miscellaneous Gay writings, articles, progay-antigay 168. Stonewall 10 years 169. Gay and Lesbian Art 170. Robert L. Livingstone Community Center Management Group [New York City] 171. NAMBLA 172. Petition to President Carter to pass Gay Rights Bill H.R.2074 173. H.R. 2074 (a bill) 174. Organizational Handbook {NMOW produced} 175. [3rd World Conference / 3rd World Committee] 176. [Abrams, Tom — Kidnapping] 177. [Budget] 178. [CLGR / Juanita Ramos] 179. [Committee for the MOW (Interim Steering Committee)] 180. [Constituent Lobbying] 181. [Contact Lists] 182. [Coordinating Committee & Policy Committee] 183. [Cultural Committee] 184. [Demands represented in the March proposals by various groups / Position Papers] 185. [Endorsements / Non-Endorsements] 186. [Financial Records] 187. [“Freedom Flags”] 188. [Fundraising] 189. [Housing & food (at MOW)] 190. [Hunter, Joyce — correspondence & other personal] 191. [LAGPONY / March on Albany] 192. [Logistics committee] “;i:9;s:1485:” 193. [March organizers — correspondence to] 194. [Media committee] 195. [Mid Atlantic Regional Conference] 196. [Misc. phone messages, receipts, handwritten notes] 197. [National Logistics Office (New York)] 198. [National Steering Committee meeting — Houston] 199. [Newspaper articles] 200. [NMOW Articles of Incorporation] 201. [NMOW Letterhead] 202. [NMOW — programs, calendars, other] 203. [NMOW — Regional Office — Denver] 204. [NMOW — Regional Offices — Massachusetts] 205. [NMOW — Regional Offices — Mid-Atlantic] 206. [NMOW — Regional Office — New York] 207. [NMOW — Regional Offices — San Francisco — (outreach & fundraising)] 208. [NMOW — Regional Offices — Southern CA / LA] 209. [NMOW — Regional Offices — Southern Region] 210. [“Organizers Handbook” — History & Structure of March Planning] 211. [Outreach Committee] 212. [Philadelphia Conference (aka National Conference) — Feb 1979] 213. [Post March Policy Conference — Oberlin] 214. [Posters, Stickers, etc.] 215. [Security Committee] 216. [Speeches made at MOW 79] 217. [Steve Ault / Joyce Hunter / New York Office — Correspondence] 218. [Transportation] 219. [Volunteer Coordination] 220. [Women’s Caucus] 221. Pay Book & Expenses of Office 222. National March on Washington Payroll Book & Journal “;i:10;s:763:” 223. [Check stubs] 224. 101 – 140 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 225. 141 – 180 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 226. 181 – 220 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 227. 221 – 260 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 228. 261 – 300 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 229. 301 – 340 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 230. 341 – 380 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 231. 381 – 403 [Canceled checks, some with receipts and various notes attached] 232. Financial Reports 2/29/80 and 8/14/80 “;i:11;s:378:” 233. Bank Statements 234. M.O.W. 1982 [Financial summaries submitted for audit] 235. Bills Payable 236. Third World Gays 237. [Misc. correspondence, reports, flyers etc.] 238. March 79 [Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights] 239. National Organization of Lesbians and Gays 240. M.O.W. Committee Reports 241. [Contact Lists] “;i:12;s:140:” 242. [Committee reports, correspondence, notes, flyers etc.] 243. Articles of Incorp. / Unrelated to March 79 [misc. material] “;} Organizational records, financial records, flyers, correspondence, press clippings, and press releases of the 1979 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.

a:1:{i:0;s:496:” 1. New York City Gay Pride Festivities, June 28, 1981, Miscellaneous Photos, 1981 & 1982 (sheets 1-7, 117 slides). 2. New York City Gay Pride Festivities, June 1983, Miscellaneous Photos, 1983 (sheets 8-24, 365 slides). 3. New York City Gay Pride Festivities, June 1984, (sheets 25-35, 203 slides). 4. New York City Gay Pride Festivities, June 1985, (sheets 36-43, 154 slides). 5. New York City Gay Pride Festivities, June 1986, (sheets 44-61, 348 slides). “;} The collection is a group of 1,187 color slides. The vast majority are of the Gay Pride March in New York City. The photos go as far back as 1981 but the majority are from 1983 to 1986. Mr. Zabel seems at times to have stood in one spot on the parade route and photographed each group as it passed by. This is a good place to look for photographs of specific Lesbian and Gay organizations.

a:7:{i:0;s:4395:” 1. History of Committee for Gay Youth. ( letters from Barney Frank, Gay U.S. Congressman from Massachusetts., flyers for Gay Teenagers, Articles of Organization for C.G.Y., bills, newsletters, organizational records.) 2. MOW Philadelphia Conference (newsletters, notes, C.L.G.R. structural proposal for March on Washington.) 3. Gay Rights Leg (program for Alliance for Gay and Lesbian Artists in the Entertainment Industry Fifth Annual Media Awards, program from Southern California Women for Understanding Lesbian Rights Award Dinner.) 4. National March for Lesbian and Gay Rights (Harvard Alumni Newsletters, March on Washington flyers, stickers, & pamphlets. National Gay Task Force newsletter.) 5. CLAGA (Cambridge Lesbian & Gay Alliance newsletter, Boston Lesbian & Gay Political Alliance newsletter.) 6. Bush Report ( Monthly briefing on gay political issues Jan. to May 1984 , program of mass coalition for National March on Washington for Lesbian & Gay Rights, Oct 14, 1979.) 7. BHB Beacon Hill “Bachelors”(flyers of pot luck supper & newsletters) 8. Publicity & Outreach: for National March for Lesbian and Gay Rights (flyers, stickers.) 9. Nolag Junk II National Conference on Lesbian and Gay Rights( notes, correspondence, envelopes, flyers, newsletters.) 10. Nolag Conference 81 letter I (Correspondence, newsletters, flyers, envelopes.) 11. GRNL Gay Rights National Lobby. (Letters, envelopes, newsletters.) 12. NOLAG Confer ’81 Letter, National Conference of Lesbian and Gay Rights, ( Correspondence flyers, newsletters.) 13. Newsletters for other Gay city political groups. (envelopes, flyers.) 14. NOLAG 81-Oberlin ’80 minutes.(minutes mailings list.) 15. NOLAG Junk-1 (mailgram, correspondence, notes, envelopes, paste-ups, newsletters.) 16. Eric Rofes mementos from National March on Washington. (notes, flyers, informational lit., newsletters.) 17. Miscellaneous 1 (notes, flyers, newsletters, envelopes, catalogs, mailings.) 18. Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance. (notes, correspondence, envelopes, newsletters, catalogs, mailings.) 19. BL/GPA Dinner Forms. (flyer.) 20. BL/GPA- Articles About (photocopies of Radical America.) 21. Back Issues Requests. (correspondence.) 22. 1985 Steering Committee Info. (photocopies of newspaper clippings, correspondence from City of Boston, Gay Pac contact list, BLGPA calendar, Gay & Lesbian issues caucus at the Massachusetts Democratic convention, newsletters.) 23. GLAD(envelopes & stationery & letter.) 24. BL/GPA Breakfast List (Boston Lesbian & Gay Political Alliance AIDS Action Committee mailing list, community breakfast list, AIDS Action Committee Letter from Katherine Triantafillou steering committee info to Cindy Rizzo, Christian Science Church Case.) 25. BL/GPA Newsletter (newsletters.) 26. GCN envelopes, notes, flyers, correspondence 27. Richard (photocopies of news articles, mailing, newsletters, correspondence, note, postal money orders.) 28. GLAD(mailing, newsletters, mailing list, National Gay Task Force board of directors.) 29. GLAD 30. Prisoner Foundation (Prisoner’s Assistance Project, IRS info, Massachusetts, Articles of Organization, By-Laws of Lesbian & Gay Prisoners Education Foundation.) 31. GNC (envelopes.) 32. GCN (envelopes, chart of GCN income.) 33. GCN San Francisco Task Network (notes, flyers, mailing list.) 34. GCN (photos of fire, 2nd Lesbian & Gay catalog, GCN financial report, telegram.) 35. GCN Letterheads (envelopes & stationery.) 36. GCN (statement of income & expenses, leaflets, bank statement of Lesbian & Gay Task Force, GCN accounts receivable, tax forms 1023, correspondence, National Gay News, Inc., proposed ’80-’81 budget, IRS correspondence, newsletters.) 37. GCN Letterheads (envelopes, mailer.) 38. Magic Mill Center (transaction slips, mailing, Burns resume, invoices, envelopes.) 39. Miscellaneous (correspondence, programs, memos, envelopes, flyers, History Project updates, Gay Community News membership list, Gay Community News newsletters, job description memo, photocopies of fire photos, history of Gay Community News.) “;i:1;s:2523:” Box 2 40. National Lesbian & Gay Attorney’s Referral Directory. 41. Nancy Caplan’s Contact notes 42. Taxes 1978.(notes, IRS publications, W-2 forms.) 43. Taxes 1979(notes, IRS publications W-2 forms receipts.) 44. Taxes 1980(Massachusetts state tax forms.) 45. Law School 1979-80 Rough Draft Essay(notes.) 46. Law School-Applications Xeroxes-January 1980. 47. New England Telephone (personal telephone bills.) 48. Law School Applications 1979-80 49. Law School Application 1979-80 50. Financial Aid. 51. Law School Correspondence 1979-80 52. Law School correspondence ’78. 53. Law School applications 1977-78. 54. Cambridge Law Study Aids Guide. 55. Revere Vs.. Whaton 56. For distribution to NYS L/G health Network (notebook for legal accounting prisoner’s rights project.) 57. GCN board of directors meetings. (Notes, ballots.) 58. Massachusetts lawyers weekly 59. Mass gay political caucus(newsletters, mailings, envelopes, greetings cards, raffle, tickets, flyers.) 60. Liaison (Correspondence, envelopes, memoranda.) 61. Personnel committee meetings (envelopes, mailings, flyers, notes.) 62. Job search (resumes, envelopes.) 63. Dead ends (correspondence.) 64. Writing samples (A Legal brief.) 65. Northeastern placement memos 66. Leads (notes.) 67. Resume Flats (Resume typesetting, Receipts) 68. Northeastern Evaluations (notes, correspondence.) 69. Guide Referral Applications national lawyers guide. 70. To be sent – resumes. 71. GLAD court decisions (photocopies of newspaper articles, photocopies of text books, legal briefs.) 72. GLAD Board of Directors minutes & agendas 73. GLAD financial reports. 74. GLAD 5th anniversary party (invitation, map.) 75. GLAD AIDS law project (notes, program, photocopies of newspaper articles.) 76. GLAD board elections, 1984 (notes, ballots, correspondence.) 77. GLAD space search (notes, correspondence, floorplan.) 78. Glad executive director search, 1984 (notes, correspondence, photocopies of newspapers ads.) 79. GLAD winter party 1985(Invitations, notes.) 80. GLAD evaluations 81. GLAD education Committee (Notes, mailing, flyers.) 82. GLAD news clippings 83. GLAD. 84. Rest stop forum -BL/GPA/GLAD 85. Glad Haymarket Proposal 1984. “;i:2;s:2353:” Box 3 86. GLAD literature 87. GLAD attorney referral directory 1984 88. GLAD New York law notes. 89. GLAD Provincetown party 90. GLAD development committee. 91. BL/GLAD press release 92. BL/GLAD mail 93. Hamilton college 94. GLAD Benefit Invitation. 95. Notes. 96. Boston Bar Association 97. Human Rights Campaign Fund (Newsletters, photocopies of newspaper articles, photos, informational lit, HRCF mailing list.) 98. HRCF Letterheads. 99. GLAD 9-11-86 ( minutes of meeting, photocopies of newspaper articles.) 100. GLAD (notes, program from Provincetown Gala, correspondence, minutes of meetings.) 101. GLAD (minutes, letters, cash flow records.) 102. HRCF-Media (correspondence, notes, envelopes, mailing lists.) 103. HRCF ( notes correspondence, newsletters.) 104. MLGBA letterheads (mailing list, past up, stationery, envelopes.) 105. GLAD Letterheads 106. GCN (newsletters, photocopies of newspapers articles.) 107. HRCF (newsletter, photocopies of new art, flyers, Manhattan & Provincetown information, correspondence, envelopes.) 108. MLGBA (notes, ballots, envelopes, correspondence, newsletters.) 109. GLAD (notes, mailing list, envelopes, newsletters, programs, tax.) 110. HRCF 1986 (notes, correspondence, programs, mailing list.) 111. MLGBA Membership List (correspondence, notes, membership list, paste-ups.) 112. HRCF (membership list, notes, flyers, envelopes.) 113. GCN Bldg (correspondence, newsletters, flyers.) 114. GLAAD (special planning meeting) 115. Flyers, programs, correspondence, notes, envelopes 116. Envelopes, newsletters, flyers, photocopies of legal documents, notes, correspondence, postcards, photograph of Vic Basil, program 117. Flyers, envelopes, invitations, correspondence, receipts, newsletters, program, passbook, weekly minutes, postcards, greeting cards. 118. Correspondence, newsletters 119. Mailing list. 120. Correspondence, photocopies of newspaper articles, Prisoners and Aids by Urvashi Vaid, legal documents, postcards, receipts, San Francisco map, envelopes, flyers, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority map, checkbook 121. Program “;i:3;s:1986:” 122. Classroom notebook from law school, notes photocopies of text books. 123. HRCF notes, photocopies of articles, correspondence, flyers, invitations, mailing list, newsletters. 124. HRCF Human Rights Campaign Fund literature. 125. Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders 126. Barbri Correspondence and poster. 127. GLAD photocopies of newspapers articles, programs, newsletters 128. Gay Community News Lit Packets. 129. Correspondence, flyers, newsletters. 130. Correspondence, flyers, newsletters 131. GLAD Stationary, programs, newsletters 132. Gay Democrats (Papers of Boston Gay Democrats) Correspondence, flyers, newsletters, postcards. 133. MLGBA Membership Package. Correspondence, envelopes, newsletters. 134. MLGBA Flats. Paste-ups, photocopies of newspaper articles, flyers 135. MLGBA ( telephone bills, membership list, invitation, program, flyers, newsletters, correspondence, election results, envelopes, photocopies of contract, notes. 136. Correspondence, notes 137. Gay Civil Rights Legislation. Newsletters, receipts, Stationery, envelopes, correspondence, notes, invitations, flyers. 138. Elections ’85 (Ballots) 139. MLGBA (Newsletters, notes.) 140. MLGBA ( mailing list, correspondences, notes, flyers, envelopes, newsletter: October Term of 1985 Supreme Court, canceled checks.) 141. Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association By Laws. 142. Gay Bar Associations Notes, correspondences, flyers, newsletters, envelopes, receipts, stationery. 143. MLGBA (photocopies of article from Advocate on Gay Lawyers). 144. Notes, correspondence, photocopies of newspaper articles, envelopes, newsletters 145. Correspondence, stationery 146. MLGBA Membership Forms. Correspondence, Membership Applications 147. Murder Most Ironic manuscript by Greg Howe 148. Notes, play manuscript. “;i:4;s:2241:” Box 5 149. Notes, envelopes, manuscript. 150. Envelopes, correspondence, ballots for GLAD, notes, poster, photocopies of newspaper articles, Gay Clips. 151. 14th National Conference on Women and the Law program. ( flyers, newsletters, envelopes, correspondence, legal briefs, blue cross bills, poster of Boston marathon, greeting cards, Harvard Law School applications.) 152. Phone books, appointment calendars. 153. BMA [Black Men’s Assoociation] “Operation Open Door” mailer and related notes 154. GLAD 155. Notes Related to GLAD meetings 156. Newspaper articles related to GLAD 157. Donation solicitation letters from various organizations 158. Lesbian and Gay Law Notes 159. “Gay Clips” & Supreme Court brief Bowers V. Hardwick 160. MLGBA 161. BAHR/GCN 162. AAC [AIDS Action Committee] 163. Harvard Law School 164. Lambda Legal 165. HRCF [Human Rights Campaign Fund] 166. Gay and Lesbian Democratic Club of Massachusetts 167. Catalogs and mailings 168. [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political – mid-1983 – mid-1984] 169. BL/GPA [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance – late 1984] 170. BL/GPA [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance folder 1] 171. BL/GPA [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance folder 2] 172. BL/GPA [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance folder 3] 173. [Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance pocket folder] 174. Buddies newsletter 175. AIDS 176. Gay Speakers Bureau 177. [Misc. National Educational Foundation for Individual Rights, Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund documents] 178. GCN [Gay Community News] racism workshop 179. GCN [Gay Community News] membership list 180. GCN [Gay Community News] by-laws 181. GCN [Gay Community News] staff health insurance 182. GCN [Gay Community News] statement of principles 183. NF Resources [Gay Community News gift subscription mailing] 184. Personnel policy 1985 draft [Gay Community News] 185. GCN [Gay Community News] staff mtg [meeting] papers “;i:5;s:2550:” Box 6 186. Promo photo file [Gay Community News] Includes two black and white photos of the 1982 Gay Community News fire. 187. GCN [Gay Community News] membership newsletter 188. GCN [Gay Community News] financial reports 189. GCN [Gay Community News] New York 190. GCN [Gay Community News] computer search 191. G.C.N. [Gay Community News] birthday 192. Board of Directors /memos [Gay Community News] 193. Gay alumni groups [Gay Community News] 194. G.C.N. [Gay Community News] financial statements 195. G.C.N. [Gay Community News] Personnel Committee 196. GCN [Gay Community News] policy and by-laws 197. G.C.N. [Gay Community News] special projects current 198. GCN [Gay Community News sustainers list] 199. GLAD [Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders] 10/16/86 200. GLAD BD MtG [Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders board meeting] 4/10/85 201. /Richard Burns / G.L.A.D. [Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders] Education Committee / Box 218 202. GLAD [Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders] Development Committee 203. GLAD [Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders] 204. Human Rights Campaign Fund 205. [Gay Cable Network] 206. [Misc. Lambda, Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance, Gay Community News, and National Educational Foundation for Individual Rights documents] 207. Index to the Files of Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc. 208. [Anti-Gay Legislation: An Attempt to Sanction Inequality?: Report of the Litigation Project on Anti-Gay Legislation] Lambda Roe Report 209. Lambda [Legal Defense and Education Fund 1981 – 1983] 210. Lambda [Legal Defense and Education Fund bulk 1982] 211. Lambda [Legal Defense and Education Fund 1980 -1981] 212. [Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund 1981 – 1982] 213. Lambda Legal Defense [and Education Fund bulk 1983] 214. [Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association folder 1] 215. MLGPA [Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association folder 2] 216. MLGPA [Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association folder 3] 217. MLGPA [Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association] 86 membership forms 218. N.E.F.I.R. [National Educational Foundation for Individual Rights] 219. [National Gay Task Force] 220. Summary of lesbian/gay rts ordinances, statutes and executive orders in USA “;i:6;s:248:” Box 7 221. [Richard Burns resumes] 222. Reference letters 223. [Socrates, Plato and Guys Like Me book manuscript] 224. [Miscellaneous loose materials folder 1] 225. [Miscellaneous loose materials folder 2] “;} This collection contains the private papers of Mr. Burns. In addition, the collection contains many documents related to the organizations, mostly based in Boston, of which Mr. Burns was a member. These documents include steering, board, membership, and committee meeting notes, financial reports, internal correspondence, event planning details, mailings, flyers, as well as policy, by-law, and hiring documents relating primarily to the following organizations: Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Gay Community News, Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association, Boston Lesbian and Gay Political Alliance, Human Rights Campaign Fund, and Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders. Furthermore, the collection includes several photos of the 1982 Gay Community News office fire in folders 39 and 186. A complete manuscript of Eric Rofes’s novel “Socrates, Plato and Guys Like Me” can be found in folder 223.

a:1:{i:0;s:1608:” 1. Letters from R.A. Sullivan to William M. Wynkoop, 1975 to 1981…3/8″. 2. Letters from R.A. Sullivan to William M. Wynkoop, 1982 to 1983..1/2.” 3. Letters from R.A. Sullivan to William M. Wynkoop… 1983…3/8″ 4. Notes, addresses, etc. Primarily addresses of publishers of prominent authors, Handwritten notes of Mr. Wynkoops 1977 to 1984…3/8″ 5. Letters written by William M. Wynkoop primarily (but not exclusively) to prominent authors in an effort to arouse their interest in the Sullivan case. 1977 to 1984…1/8″ 6. Letters to William M.Wynkoop from persons other than R.A.Sullivan. mostly written in response to letters Mr. Wynkoop had written..1977 to 1985. 3/16″ 7. Letters neither to nor from William M.Wynkoop.mostly either to or from lawyers or the Legal Defense Fund. 1977 to 1979 1/8″ 8. Letters written by Robert A. Sullivan to persons other than William M.Wynkoop, and other writings by Robert A. Sullivan, a letter to a lawyer named Raymond Windsor trying to interest him in the case, and a summary of the case and some of the irregularities of the trial 1973 to 1980. 1/4″ 9. Robert A. Sullivan legal defense fund letters 1979 to 1982 1/2″ 10. Newspaper clippings from The Belmont Herald, The Boston Globe, Fort Lauderdale News, Rollingstone, Citizen, Fortune News, The Sentinel, The Nation. 1/2″. 11. Miscellaneous. 3/8″ “;} Almost half of this collection is letters between Robert Sullivan, a gay man on Florida’s death row, and William Wynkoop, a New York supporter. Additional materials include papers related to a defense fund, correspondence with lawyers, and copies of newspaper articles about Sullivan’s case. These letters offer a glimpse into life on death row as well as a look at the difficulties and frustrations of dealing with the bureaucracy of the criminal court system. They may also be of interest as a psychological study of someone living under such stress, and dealing with the likelihood of execution.

a:36:{i:0;s:776:” 1. [Medical bills and insurance, 1982-1984] 2. [1983 Income Tax.] 3. [Bills and receipts, 1982-84.] 4. [Investments, 1983.] 5. The Act [photos, resume, song lyrics, royalty agreement, 1981] 6. Brian Granzow 29 Jones St. situation [sublease, 1982] 7. [Letters, miscellaneous, 1972-1984.] 8. [Letters to Callen, stories Callen wrote for a creative writing class, some poetry, 1971-75.] 9. [Poems, essays, scripts, c. 1975-1980.] 1/2″ 10. Student letters [evaluations by students of Callen’s teaching, 1977]. 11. Family and friends letters [includes correspondence to and from Callen, and some poetry, 1974-1979]. 1/2″ 12. Mike [copies of long letters from Callen to his lover, June & July 1980]. 1/2″ “;i:1;s:1110:” 13. Song drafts [1980-1981]. 1/2″ 14. Personal [Mostly essays and stories by Callen, also journal from 1984 trip to England and France, 1975-1984]. 15. Dia Art Foundation “Democracy” [1988]. 16. NGTF/GMHC Conference [mostly copies of AIDS related articles, 1988] 17. War Conference [to plan strategies re: AIDS, 1988]. 1/2″ 18. [Legal matters re: Surviving and Thriving with AIDS, 1987-1988] 19. Spanish Hints Mailing List [organizations and individuals, 1988] 20. Latino Hints [Latino PWAC Newsline articles, budgets, contracts, 1989]. 3/4″ 21. [Surviving and Thriving with AIDS: Hints for the Newly Diagnosed, Vol. 2 contracts, permissions, etc. Also some Newsline related papers, 1987-1989.] 1/2″ 22. Hints: Nice Comments [1988-1989]. 23. Mike’s Current Newsline Article [articles about AIDS, 1988]. 24. Spanish Hints [committee minutes, permissions, etc., 1988]. 25. [Articles for inclusion in Hints or in Newsline – includes 4 issues of Asklepion newsletter of All saints Church AIDS Service Center, Pasadena, CA, 1988.] 1/2″ “;i:2;s:1269:” 26. PWAC – Marie Manion/Fundraising [reports, mailings, development plan, including fundraising for Community Research Initiative, 1987-1988]. 1″ 27. Bd. Minutes – PWAC [People with AIDS Coalition, 1987-1989] 28. PWAC – By-Laws [various versions, also suggested changes, Articles of Incorporation, and proposal for Community Research Initiative, 1986-1988]. 1/2″ 29. PWAC – Correspondence Misc. [People With AIDS Coalition, 1988-89]. 30. Newsline correspondence [1988-89]. 31. Newsline correspondence to be answered [1988-89]. 32. [Newsline miscellaneous, 1988-89.] 33. Liz Salen letters [lawyer for PWAC, includes tax exemption and Community Research Initiative materials, 1987-88]. 34. PWAC – 31 West 26th move [1988] 35. Bruce Zachar [re: PWAC renovation committee, 1988] 36. Reno’s Reunion [fundraiser at Reno Sweeney’s, April 1988] 37. Coalition Staff Reports [1988] 38. AIDS 101 Lounge [1988] 39. PWAC Fiscal Emergency – Budgets [1989] 40. PWAC Finances [1988]. 41. [Newsline Miscellaneous, 1988-89.] 42. Mailing Situation – Newsline [1988] 43. Draft printout of current Newsline [ annotated, October 1988] 44. Poetry [submitted to Newsline, 1988] “;i:3;s:1601:” 45. [Letters to Newsline, 1988-89.] 46. .[Celebration ’88: Clarity, Compassion, Courage, Third Annual Louisiana AIDS Conference – includes speech given by Callen, 1988.] 47. [Condom Sense (Newsletter), 1988.] 48. My Colorado Speech [March 4, 1988.] 49. Colorado Conference [AIDS, Medicine, and Miracles, First Annual Conference – Exploring AIDS, Boulder College, 1988]. 1/2″ 50. [Press packet for Michael Callen in large heavily annotated envelope which is possibly from Colorado Conference. 1988.] 51. New Museum Forum [notes on invitation to speak.] 52. Boston – LGHEF Conference [AIDS, Medicine, and Miracles, First Annual Conference – Exploring AIDS, Boulder College, 1988] 53. AIDS: Improving the Odds [panel discussion of Columbia Health Advocacy Project, 1987, includes speech by Callen]. 54. Conference – AIDS Into The 90’s [“Strategies for an Integrated Response to the AIDS Epidemic” a report on the Conference by Michael E. Carbine and Peter Lee, January 1988]. 55. Sweden June 9-11 [Announcement of Lesbian and Gay Conference, 1988]. 56. NYS AIDS Advisory Council [correspondence, Minutes, Reports, 1988]. 1″ 57. NYS AIDS Advisory Council [subcommittee reports and minutes, 1988]. 3/4″ 58. NYS AIDS Advisory Council [The Men’s Project, including draft questionnaire, 1988] 59. NAPWA – Griff Gold’s File [Mostly National Association of People With AIDS, but other AIDS related materials as well. Apparently this folder (along with folders 66 & 67) originally belonged to Griff Gold, 1985-1988]. “;i:4;s:1560:” 60. News Clippings [mostly reprints of articles about Callen as a singer, includes copy of contract for 1989 sale of his coop apartment, 1987-1989]. 61. Piano II Book I [photocopies of hand written music] 62. Piano II Book II [photocopies of hand written music] 63. Piano II Book III [photocopies of hand written music]. 64. Piano II Book IV [photocopies of hand written music] 65. Phone messages [1989]. 1/2″ 66. PWA Coalition – Griff Gold’s Files [minutes, incorporation papers, bylaws, correspondence, etc. includes photo portraits of David Summers, 1985-1988]. 1/2″ 67. PWA Coalition – Griff Gold’s Files [1987]. 68. [Meeting the Challenge: Foundation Responses to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome” by Michael Seltzer, 1987.] 69. CRI – Scientific Advisory Committee [Community Research Initiative reports, proposals, lists of advisors, 1987-1989]. 70. CRI – Research Reorganization [structural charts, job descriptions, reorganization proposals, 1989] 71. CRI – PWAC Relations [1987-1989]. 72. CRI – Project Status reports [1987-1989] 73. [CRI – news clipping photocopies, 1987-1989.] 74. CRI – Community Research Initiative [Public Relations materials, 1989-1990] 75. CRI – Full Bd. Mtg 2/23/89 76. CRI – Policy statements and general description. 77. Lou Grant Crisis – CRI [re: dissatisfaction of board member Louis Grant, 1989-1990] 78. NIAID Rejection [of CRI proposal by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 1989] “;i:5;s:944:” 79. CRI – Misc. Correspondence [1987-1989] 80. Minority Outreach Committee [ of CRI, 1989-1990]. 81. CRI – Trial Demographics 82. CRI – Equitable Access [to clinical trial participation, 1987] 83. CRI – Finances [1990] 84. CRI – Institutional Review Board [minutes, resumes, etc., 1990] 85. CRI – Lab [proposal to set up laboratory dedicated to CRI activity, 1989] 86. CRI – Miscellaneous [1988-90] 87. CRI – Bylaws & Legal Documents [1987-1989]. 1″ 88. CRI – Bd/Staff Policy Committee [1989] 89. CRI – Ethnic Minority Outreach [1989] 90. Board of Dir. – Duties, Descrip, Conflict. 91. Latest Personnel Crisis [CRI staff problems, 1989] 92. CRI – Compound Q Mess [re: study of the illegal drug trials of Compound Q, 1989-90]. 1/2″ 93. Lentinan Crisis – CRI [re: the drug lentinan, 1990] 94. CRI Board of Directors [mostly minutes, 1989]. 1/2″ “;i:6;s:856:” 95. CRI Exec. Committee [minutes, 1990]./ 1/2″ 96. CRI Bd Minutes [1989-90]. 1/2″ 97. Staff Resumes – CRI [1990] 98. CRI – Board Resumes [1988-89] 1/2″ 99. Latest Newsline Crisis [includes miscellaneous Newsline materials, 1989] 100. CRI – AmFAR Grant Draft [1989]. 101. NIAID Disaster [National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 1989] 102. [CRI – Institutional Review Board minutes, drug reviews, etc. Includes Rifabutin, MEK (Methionine Enkephalin), Lentinan, Lipids, 1989-1990.] 1″ 103. [CRI – Institutional Review Board, mostly printed materials and articles on proper procedures, also some minutes, etc., 1989-1990] 1″ 104. [CRI – Institutional Review Board minutes, drug reviews, etc. Includes Lipids, St. Johns Wort/Hypericin, Ansamycin, Alpha Interferon, MEK, 1989-1990.] 1″ “;i:7;s:1115:” 105. CRI Press [press kit, photocopies of articles, press releases, 1987-1988]. 1/2″ 106. CRI Protocols – Fluconozol [1988] 107. CRI Protocols – Megace [1989] 108. CRI Protocols – Lentinan [1989] 109. CRI Protocols – DHEA [Dehydroepiandrosterone, 1989] 110. CRI Protocols – Diraprim/Toxo Prophylaxis [aka Pyrimethamine] 111. Strub-Dawson [Inc., fundraising letters, drafts, etc. for PWAC and CRI, 1988]. 112. [CRI Information Packet, 1988.] 113. CRI – AmFar Core Grant [1989] 1/2″ 114. CRI – History/Description – Tom Hannan [By Hannan and others] 115. CRI – History/Description – Harley Hackett [1988] 116. CRI – History/Description – Matilde Krim [Includes annotated drafts]. 117. CRI – History/Description – Mike Callen [includes annotated drafts, 1988]. 118. CRI – History/Description – Joe Sonnabend [1986]. 119. CRI – History/Description Original Proposal [1986-1988]. 120. CRI – History/Description – Miscellaneous [1987-1988]. 121. CRI – AmFar Clinical Trial Grants [1989]. 122. CRI – [1987-1989]. “;i:8;s:519:” 123. CRI-IRB [memos, minutes, reports, etc., 1987-1989]. 1″ 124. [CRI – mostly financial summaries, reports and plans, 1989-1990.] 125. [CRI – Board of Directors memos, minutes, resumes, reports, etc., Includes materials on Lymphomed and its sale of pentamidide, 1989.] 1″ 126. [CRI – Board of Directors memos, minutes, resumes, reports, etc., 1988-1989.] 1/2″ 127. CRI – Tax Exempt Application 128. CRI Requests for Money [1988-1989] 129. [CRI Miscellaneous, 1989-1990] 1/2″ “;i:9;s:814:” 130. [CRI Miscellaneous, 1989.] 1/2″ 131. CRI Space Issues 31 West 26th St/Subleases 132. [CRI Miscellaneous, 1989.] 1″ 133. Bd. of Gov. Agendas & Minutes, 1988 [includes some IRB minutes and reports and papers distributed at board meetings, Jan-Mar. 1988]. 1/2″ 134. Bd. of Gov. Agendas & Minutes, 1988 [includes some IRB minutes and reports and papers distributed at board meetings, Apl-Jun 1988]. 1/2″ 135. Bd. of Gov. Agendas & Minutes, 1988 [includes some IRB minutes and reports and papers distributed at board meetings, Jul-Sep 1988]. 1/2″ 136. Bd. of Gov. Agendas & Minutes, 1988 [includes some IRB minutes and reports and papers distributed at board meetings, Oct-DEC 1988]. 1/2″ 137. AmFar Combat – CRI [re: grant application, 1988]. 1/2″ “;i:10;s:1446:” 138. No Note Too High [artwork for cassette labels of Callen singing]. 139. [Callen’s 1985 tax return. 140. Michael Hirsch, Body Positive [letters from Hirsch to Callen, 1988] 141. Marvin Hamlish [letter from Callen to Hamlish, 1988] 142. AmFar [1988-89] 143. [Personal Finances, 1986.] 144. Miscellaneous Receipts [1988] 145. Amex 146. Mike’s Finances & Taxes ’87 147. Canada Life Retirement Annuity Fund [1988] 148. Finances [1987-88, includes unsigned last will and testament from 1987] 149. Mike’s Taxes – 1988 [photocopies of checks for medical bills] 150. [American Express statements, 1988-1989.] 151. VISA & PC [Visa statements and Chemical Bank Privilege Checking statements, 1988] 152. [Chemical Bank checks and statements, 1989.] 153. Schedules, Interview CRI [mostly annotated resumes and cover letters in application for Administrative Director position at CRI, 1988] 154. Houston, TX Nov. 4-6, 1988 [re: speaking engagement, including copy of speech] 155. CUNY Anti-HIV Forum, Frank Buianouckas, Ph.D. [includes paper be Buianouckas, 1988]. 156. [Miscellaneous Conferences, 1988-89.] 157. L.A. Conference – PAAC, Gordon Nary [Physicians Association for AIDS Care, 1989]. 158. Independence Plaza North [Re: apartment hunting, 1979]. 159. AmFar Combat Committee [re: grant application, 1989]. “;i:11;s:353:” 160. AmFar Combat letters of intent – interesting [1988-89]. 1/2″ 161. CRI Resumes – including responses, etc. [1988]. 1/2″ 162. [Phone Messages, 1988-89.] 1″ 163. [Phone Messages, 1988-89.] 1″ 164. [Phone Messages, 1988.] 165. PWAC Board Agendas/Minutes [1987-88] 1/2″ 166. [Lowlife – Callen’s band c. 1985.] “;i:12;s:872:” 167. CCC/CRI Conference [Community Based Clinical Trials Conference sponsored by Community Research Initiative (NYC) and County Community Consortium (SF), 1989]. 1/2″ 168. Long-term survival transcripts [interviews for Callen’s book, 1987]. 2″ 169. Diclazuril protocol and correspondence [1989]. 170. Sasha [Sasha Alyson of Alyson Publications re: paperback edition of “Surviving and Thriving with AIDS,” 1987] 171. Medical Journals [copies of articles, some in MSS form]. 172. [Challenging AIDS: The Second Decade, 1989 National AIDS Update,” conference in San Francisco Oct.10-14, 1989.] 173. Sonnabend 3/5/89 [transcript of conversation between Sonnabend and Callen]. 174. AIDS Newsclips [distributed by AmFar, May 1989] 175. [Resumes etc. of candidates for PWAC Board] 176. PWA Health Group – Taxes [1987]. “;i:13;s:424:” 177. PWA Health Group [1988-89]. 1″ 178. PWA Health Group [1987-89]. 3/4″ 179. PWA Working for Health [PWA Health Group, 1987-89]. 1/2″ 180. The Test [re: mostly home HIV test, 1988-89]. 181. ATR – AIDS Treatment Registry [1989]. 182. ATR – AIDS Treatment Registry [1989-90]. 183. AIDS Miscellaneous, Definitions of, etc. [1983-88] 184. [AIDS miscellaneous, 1987-1990]. 1/2″ “;i:14;s:590:” 185. History of PWA Self-empowerment [by Callen, 1984]. 186. GMHC [re: interactions between Callen and the Gay Men’s Health Crisis, 1989-90]. 187. [Chicago House and Social Service Agency, Inc. 1987-88.] 188. GAY PRESS ASS’N [1989] 189. Jim Fouratt [dispute leading to attempt to remove him from PWA board, 1988-89]. 190. FDA [Food and Drug Administration, 1988]. 191. Mike’s Book [Surviving AIDS 1990]. 192. Homophobia 193. AZT [1988-1990] 1/2″ 194. Village Voice article [by Callen, 1988]. 195. [Surviving AIDS, 1988.] “;i:15;s:464:” 196. [Surviving AIDS, 1988 – often annotated interviews, research materials, etc.] 1″ 197. Surviving AIDS, 1988 – often annotated interviews, research materials, etc.] 1″ 198. [Surviving AIDS, 1988 – often annotated interviews, research materials, etc.] 1/2″ 199. [Surviving AIDS, 1988 – often annotated interviews, research materials, etc.] 1″ 200. [Surviving AIDS, 1988 – often annotated interviews, research materials, etc.] 1/2″ “;i:16;s:720:” 201. Personal notes 1982-1988 [mostly incoming correspondence from friends and fans]. 1/2″ 202. Personal notes 1982-1988 [mostly incoming correspondence from friends and fans]. 1/2″ 203. [“All the Way for PWAs” benefit, 1987.] 204. [Bills and statements, 1984-1985]. 205. [Plan for AIDS research organization.] 206. Drew [statement critiquing study by W. Lawrence drew, et al. on “Cytomegalovirus Infections in Homosexual Men”]. 207. Callen – notes on promiscuity [1982-1984] 208. [Incoming correspondence mostly re: How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: One Approach, 1983-84.] 209. [Miscellaneous AIDS, largely re: bathhouses, promiscuity, and quarantine, 1983-84.] 1″ “;i:17;s:429:” 210. Compound Q frenzy [Trichosanthin, 1989]. 1 1/4″ 211. Duesberg or is HIV The Cause? [re: Dr. Peter H. Duesberg, 1987-88]. 212. [Miscellaneous AIDS, 1988-89.] 213. ACT UP [1988] 214. ACT UPMontreal June 3-10 [Fifth International Conference on AIDS, 1989]. 215. Correspondence Misc. [sent and received, 1988-1989]. 216. Columbus, Ohio [“AIDS: The Artists Response” conference, 1989]. “;i:18;s:693:” 217. Columbia forum [“AIDS: Improving the Odds” conference of Columbia Gay Health Advocacy Project, 1988 Transcript]. 1/2″ 218. Clean needles [1987-1988] 219. AIDS think tank. 220. AIDS Lifeline – discrimination [WPIX TV, 1988] 221. Sasha Allyson [re: “You Can Do Something About AIDS,” 1988] 222. [Community Research Initiative, 1989.] 223. Treatment – Enzymes. 224. Holistic approaches (self hypnosis) [1988] 225. [Roferon-A: brand of Interferon, 1988.] 226. [AZT, 1988] 227. [AIDS treatments, 1988.] 228. Sex [1988-1989] 1/2″ 229. Personal notes and cards [1986-89]. 1″ 230. Personal notes [1986-1989] 1″ “;i:19;s:568:” 231. [Phone messages] 1″ 232. [Miscellaneous, mostly photocopies of Callen’s published letters to the editor of various magazines, 1984-1989.] 233. Singles teas [1989]. 234. [Astrological chart and interpretation for Michael Callen: transcripts of audio tapes.] 235. Mike Callen – Personal [Brief autobiography and 1981 letter from his mother] 236. [Unfoldered Correspondence, Mostly cards, 1993] 237. [Unfoldered Correspondence, 1990-1993] 238. [Unfoldered Correspondence, 1993 239. Correspondence – Misc [1993] “;i:20;s:565:” 240. Correspondence 1993 241. Corresp. – Misc 242. Fan Letters [1988-1989] 243. Especially Nice Letters [1992] 244. Unpleasant and/or Hateful Correspondence [1988-1993] 245. Crazies [correspondence] 246. Responses to My Newsline Article re: HIV as Cause 247. Correspondence – Business [1987-1989] 248. Udo Correspondence [letters and articles by Udo Schuklenk] 249. David Purtilo [correspondence] 250. David Groff [correspondence] 251. R. Berkowitz [letters, writings, some tape transcripts] “;i:21;s:291:” 252. Richard Berkowitz 253. Michael Callen [Interviews with PWAs 1987] 254. “In My Time of Dying” [by Michael Callen] 255. [Writings] 256. How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: One Approach 257. [Writings, speeches, news articles] 258. FDA Speech 6/4/92 “;i:22;s:243:” 259. [Miscellaneous Poems, etc.] 260. My Writings 261. [Writings and speeches] 262. [Writings of Michael Callen] 263. [Writings and speeches] 264. [Writings and speeches] 265. [Writings and speeches] “;i:23;s:593:” 266. [Writings and speeches] 267. Single’s Teas [Callen’s instructions on how to run a Singles Tea for People with AIDS] 268. Mikes Misc Testimony 269. AIDS and Art [speech] 270. Dr. Schmidt- Colorado April 30th [1987 interview with Michael Callen] 271. NYQ [and QW draft articles by Michael Callen] 272. NYQ [and QW draft articles by Michael Callen] 273. Advocate [ articles by Michael Callen] 274. Square Peg [magazine, Article by Michael Callen, 1992] 275. Feeding the Flame [recording legal papers] 276. HBO Ken Rosenberg “;i:24;s:313:” 277. The Flirtations 278. [Flirtations] 279. Flirts Music 280. Mike’s 2nd Solo Album 281. Charts Tapes for Live Performance 282. [Purple Heart, Lowlife] 283. Kieth Davis [materials on voice and singing by Callen’s voice teacher] 284. Phone/To Do/Address (1992-93) “;i:25;s:568:” 285. 1992 Tax Shit 286. 1993 Tax Shit 287. Actors Fund [1993] 288. Misc receipts (1993) 289. AMEX (1992-93) 290. Chemical Bank Statements (1993) 291. Bank of Am [statements 1993] 292. Fidelity [Federal Bank statements, 1993] 293. Personal Credit Biography [1993] 294. Signet & Misc (Plans) [credit cards 1993] 295. VISA & PC (Chemical) [Priviledge Checking, 1993-94] 296. VISA ’89 297. Insurance Policies [1993] 298. Cable TV [1992] 299. My New Apt. [lease, etc. 1993] “;i:26;s:446:” 300. Pac[ific] Bell [phone bills, 1993-94; sampling] 301. Insurance – Blue Cross [medical claims] 302. Warr Court Gang Mailing List [and photograph] 303. From “Wilma’s Book of Original Poems” 304. Illich: Medical Nemisis 305. [ACTUP white papers and reports] 306. Sonnabend [Joseph A. writings] 307. JAS [Joseph A. Sonnabend] Multimodal AIDS Treatment – Responses 308. Sonnabend [Joseph A.] “;i:27;s:398:” 309. Sonnabend – Interferon Scandal 310. Laurelux by Frank Hoffman June 18, 1991 [manuscript] 311. [States of Shock by Sam Shepherd rehearsal script, 1991] 312. The Encyclopedia of Gay and Lesbian Recordings [discography, 1990] 313. Zero Patience [First Draft Play by John Greyson] 314. [Misc. Articles, Reprints, Music] 315. Duesberg or is HIV the Cause “;i:28;s:240:” 316. Conferences # 2 317. Co-Factors? 318. Nazi Science 319. Positively Healthy 320. AZT 321. AIDS as 100% Fatal 322. Art – Song Writing Projects 323. Food Quotes 324. Press – About Me “;i:29;s:475:” 325. Newsclipping About/Quoting Me 326. Heresey Packs 327. Newsclips – Anti-AZT 328. The Societal Impact of AIDS in the U.S.: A Select Bibliography of Largely Non-Medical Works 329. AIDS Forum 330. Think Pieces [compiled in 1993] 331. Collected Writings By, About, in Response to, or Important to Michael Callen Which Appeared in PWA Coalition Newsline June 1985-Nov 1989 332. Newsclippings About/Quoting Me [1992-1993] “;i:30;s:724:” 333. Newsclips – Duesberg, Heresey, Multifactoricity 334. Newsclips About AZT 335. Newsclippings -AIDS Misc 336. Cartoon/Graphics 337. Newsclippings – Amusing, Misc. {Also ideas for article writing c. 1992] 338. Recipes and notes for songs in red Buckeye High School notebook 339. Notes for songs in blue Buckeye High School notebook. April 27, 1986 340. Calls and notes for songs in Call Register. 3/19/91-11/20/91 341. “Daily planner” format with miscellaneous notes, phone numbers, etc. in a Composition notebook – 3/13/91-Dec. 92 342. Notes for songs and lists of things to do in Mead green spiral notebook 343. Telephone Message Forms – 10/9/90-3/2/91 “;i:31;s:1274:” 344. Phone numbers, addresses and song’s notes in Memo/Notepad 345. Notes for songs and recipes in beige spiral notebook. 7/7/85-8/9/85 346. Song’s notes and phone numbers in Reporter’s notebook. 347. A diary with only two entries dated 5/15/90 348. Song’s notes and a correction letter in a Stenenographer’s notebook (without cover) 349. Notes, quotes, diary-like entries, phone numbers and addresses in a Atlantic notebook (8×5). 3/28/78-7/23/78 350. Recipes, draft of acceptance speech for an award, phone numbers, addresses, appointments, expense records, diary-like entries and photocopy of a pathology report on KS in red Mead notebook. 4/25/88-8/1/88 351. List of “to do” things, expenses, phone numbers and addresses in Mead orange notebook 352. Phone numbers, messages, addresses, appointments, notes, thoughts and espenses (all in the “daily planner” type format)in Mead magenta notebook. .11/19/92-2/26/93. 353. “Daily Planner” format with miscellaneous notes, phone numbers, etc. in green CVS Notebook. 6/16/92-11/17/92. 354a. Notes, phones, appointments, addresses, quotes, essays and songs in red Penpal notebook. 1/14/87 354b. Green Buckeye High School Notebook labeled “Lyrics May 86” “;i:32;s:1081:” 355. Recipes and miscellaneous notes in lime green notebook. 3/20/86 356. Blue National notebook labeled “Phone Messages Book 4”. 7/16/93-10/12/93 357. “Daily planner” format with miscellaneous notes, phones, appointments, etc. in pink Mead notebook. 12/15/91-4/30/92 358. “Daily planner” format with miscellaneous notes, appointments, etc. in red Mead notebook. 2/27/93-5/21/93 359. Blue – 1 page of notes 360. Yellow – notes, phones and addresses. 11/29/91-12/7/91 361. Orange – names and addresses 362. Green marble – 8 pages of notes 363. Blue marble – notes 364. Red – notes and phones 365. Magenta – notes, phones and addresses 366. White – notes, phones and addresses 367. Dark Blue – recipes 368. [Michael Callen media resume – No Date] 369. Lyrics in progress 370. Lyrics scraps 371. Letters Mike sent – 1992-1993 372. Misc. important correspondence 1991-1994 & 1979 & 1981 373. Correspondence – 1993,1994,1996 374. Correspondence – 1993 “;i:33;s:710:” 375. Correspondence – 1992-1994 376. Nice correspondence – 1993-1994 377. Correspondence – pleasant, misc. – 1994 378. Fan mail – 1990-1993 379. Fan letters – 1990-1993 380. Book Related Correspondence – 1990-1991 &1993 381. [Letters people sent to Richard Dworkin to consider for his recording labels – 1994-1996] – cassettes are available for most – see Audio Cassettes 382. [Christmas 1993 – New Years 1994 cards/letters] 383. Book tour – 1990 384. [Legacy the album material]] 385. [Flirtations material] 386. Donations – money [to Michael Callen for the Legacy Album and misc.] 387. Fundraising – PJ “;i:34;s:865:” 388. Medical related correspondence [Michael Callen – 1993-1994] 389. Medical memorabilia – final discharge etc – 1993 390. Michael Callen memorial guest book – 1994 391. Memorials – 1993-1996 392. Barry’s Copies [Probably a list of Michael Callen’s daily activities – 1992-1993 393. In the Life [TV Show – 1996] 394. Birthday invitation – 395. [Richard Berkowitz: A Brief History of AIDS Dogma – 1994] 396. [All in All I Wouldn’t Tinker With the Package (a memorial booklet) – 1993] 397. Lowlife (NYPAI) – 1984-1985 398. Feeding the Flame – 1990 399. [Pop Against Homophobia ] 400. Advocate classified Ad [for Michael Callen’s Purple Heart album] 401. Graphics – Cartoons 402. Ads – Artwork 403. Surviving AIDS by Michael Callen, annotated proof. “;i:35;s:677:” 404. Surviving and Thriving with AIDS: Collected Wisdom, Volume Two, Michael Callen, editor; proof 405. Poison by Prescription: The AZT Story by John Lauritsen 406. NCHSR Program Note: Selected Bibliography on AIDS for Health Services Research, September 1988. Annotated in margins, presumably by Callen 407. AIDS Research Forum VI by MediVision. Transcript of video taped forum in which Callen is a participant, 1989. 408. Jehova’s Witness book titled “You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth” [heavily underlined and starred by person who sent it to Michael] 409. Rethinking AIDS by Robert S. Root-Bernstein [advance uncorrected proof] “;} a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:15:”Video Tape List”;s:15:”section_content”;s:10770:”All video tapes have been transferred to DVD and are available on-site. 1. “The World is Sick” and “The Pink Pumpernel”. Tape #1 – The World Is Sick (36:55 Minutes): Featuring: David Rocheui, Tim McCaskell (Chairs, AIDS Action Now!), Natee Teerarojjangapongs (FACT/Fraternity for AIDS), Alfred Machela (Township AIDS Project, Soweto), Carole Leigh, Aka Scarlot Harlot (Prostitute Rights Activist, San Fran), Valerie Scott (Prostitute Rights Activist, Toronto), Cheryl Overs (Victoria Prostitutes Collective, Australia), Michael Callen (Community Action Research Initiative PWA Activist), Godfrey Seally (Community Action Resource, Trinidad)”What We Want Is”, Music Composed by Glen Schellenberg/Vocals by Corin Juslin -The Pink Pimpernel (32:00 Minutes): Tim McCaskell (Chairs, AIDS Action Now!), Michael Lynch (Writer, PWA Activist, AIDS Action Now!), Michael Hulton (Co-Chair, HIV Primary Care Physicians), Sean Hosein (“Treatment Update”, AIDS Action Now!), Mary Louise Adams (AIDS Action Now!), Gary Kinsman (AIDS Action Now!); “Chants De Safe Amour” Music by Jean Ganet; “Safer Blowjob” Music by Andy Wharhol (New York Version); “A Safer Chair Tale” Music by Norman McLaren & Claude Jutra; “A Safer Querrelle” Music by Rainer Werner Fassbinder 2. “Reno’s Reunion. Tape #2” (54 Minutes) – Gotham/song: “No Business”, Letta Galloway/song: “My Man”Beema, Duma/song: “After the Change”, High-Heeled Woman (Tracy Berg & Mary Fulham): Comedy Skit, Alaina Reed/song: “Something Special”, “The Winner in You”, Sally Kellerman/song: “Love Will Follow”, Jimmy Webb/Song: “Only One Life”, Andrea Marcovicci/song: “Our Love Is Here To Stay”, Leslie Gore/song: “Out Here On My Own”, Michael Callen/song: “Love Don’t Need a Reason”, “Healing Power Of Love” 3. “AIDS Quarterly. Tape #3 – Spring 1989” (14:49 Minutes) – John Parker (Street Expert), Dr. Burton J. Lee (White House Physician), Dr. June E. Osborn (Leading Member of the National Commissioning of AIDS) 4. Seth Music Videos. Tape #4 – 1995 (6:37 Minutes) – “I Think I Love You (After Hours Mix)” featuring Seth Mitchell”, I Promised Myself” featuring by Seth Mitchell 5. Robert Nugent Jones/Music Performance. Tape #5 – 1996 (14:00 Minutes) – “You Are my Fantasy” Featuring Robert Nugent Jones”, We Are Everywhere” Featuring Robert Nugent Jones”, Pleasant Surprise”, Featuring Robert Nugent Jones 6. “Art Notes TV Show” and “Gay Men’s Health Crisis Orientation tape for New Volunteers”. Tape #6 (24:00 Minutes) – Art Notes, Stain Glass Artistry, 1985, Roy Little (Stain Glass Artist) Sound Engineering, 1985 Dennie Thorp (Foley Artist), Ben Hurt (Lucas Films), Randy Thom (Sound Designer), Mark Berger (Sound Mixer) Remember The Holocaust, 1985, George Segal (Holocaust Sculptor), Gloria Lyon (Holocaust Survivor), Leon Faingold (Holocaust Survivor), Konnilyn Feig (Holocaust Scholar), Art-Notes is a production of KQED GMHC Orientation Tape for New Volunteers, 1986Rodger McFarlane (Co-Founder of GMHC)Richard Dunne (Executive Director) 7. Work Your Body – Living With AIDS Tape #7 (29:00 Minutes) – John Robles (ADAPT), Gregg Bordowitz (GMHC), Michael Hirsch (Body Positive), Denise Ribble R.N. (Community Health Project), Barry Gingell M.D. (GHMC – Medical Information), Michael Callen (Community Research Initiative), David Barr (LAMBDA – Legal Defense), Ernesto De La Vega (Brooklyn AIDS Task Force), Jennie Gunnell (Brooklyn AIDS Task Force), Lauren Young (Brooklyn AIDS Task Force) 8. AIDS Walk/Wide Time Surviving AIDS, Sept 13 1993 Tape #8 (22:50 Minutes) – Actor Tony Randall, Michael Callen performing “Love Don’t Need A Reason” 9. Knight Out With The Boys/ Madness & Method, 1991 Tape #9 (2:03 Hours and Minutes) – The Adult-Film staring Chad Knight and the making of it. 10. AIDS Walk in Washington DC, Oct 11, 1987. Tape #10 (Minutes) 11. Family interview with Callen’s Family and Producer. Tape #11 (30:13 Minutes) – Linda Stanger (Sister), Clifford & Barbara Callen (Father and Mother), Cowlert (Producer) 12. The Flirtations at Don’t Tell Mama, Jan 29 1989. Tape #12 (50:00 Minute) – Performers: Michael Callen, Aurelio Font, TJ Myers, Jon Arterton, Eliot Pilshaw 13. Q & R with Michael Callen and Richard Dworkin, including outtakes, behind the scenes/GMHC interview with unidentified man. Topics include origins, fundraising efforts, education/Gay Pride March, street interviews, parade footage incl. Richard Dworkin. Tape #13 (01:49 minutes) 14. Tape 14 (01:01 minutes) – Michael Callen (Speech at press conference regarding discrimination lawsuit), Channel 2 (CBS) News-The People. TV profile of people with AIDS, includes Callen & Dworkin, Richard Berkowitz (Author and Writer), John Bert, Bob Chekie (GMHC), Martin Frank (National Men’s Task Force), John (Former Hospital Worker), W.D. Barbara Starret, Phillip Lanzaratta, Larry Kramer (Author)Dr. Jeffrey Lawrence, Music by Michael Callen, “Living in Wartime”, News clips: debate on closing gay bathhouses, PWA Coalition Newsline. Callen hosting. Features include: AIDS in the media; survivors, Freeman Reports (Cable News Network): Interview: Dr. Laurence, Callen, Larry Kramer. Topic: AIDs. Interview, Callen, re: plaintiff in discrimination lawsuit vs. building denying lease to AIDS patients. 15. The National AIDS Awareness Test, Without President Reagan. September 1987 (Sponcered by MET-Life) Tape #15 (2:04 Minutes) – Lous Gosset Jr (Actor), Susan Dey (Actor), Albert Hey (Actor), Gregory Hines (Actor)John J. Creedon (President of MET-Life), Dr. Ottis Bowen, Helen Hayes (Actor), Harry Hemlin (Actor), Thom Hauls, Robert E. Windom (Assistant Secretary for Health), Harvey Fierstein (Actor), Ruth Rodriguez (Hispanic/AIDS group in NY), Dr. Rudolph Jackson (Prof. of Medicine Moore House School in Atlanta), Ricardo Montalban (Actor), Dr. James O. Mason (Director of the CDC), C. Everett Koop (National Surgeon General Washington), Dianne Feinstein (Senior US Senator from California), Peter Allen (Singer), Charles B. Rangel (U.S. Representative for New York), James Hurley (Actor), Tex Schram (Dallas Cowboy Owner) 16. “Wide Time Surviving AIDS: a documentary in progress”, Tape #16 17. National March on Washington for Lesbians and Gay rights – 1987 (13 minutes) – Jesse Jackson – Speaker (American Civil Rights Activist), Michael Callen – “Love Don’t Need a Reason” & “Stand Up For Truth” Tape #17 18. Erik Lewis/Callen Family (33 minutes) Tape # 18 – Interview with the full Callen Family (w/o Michael Callen) 19. Out In The 80’s/LifeStyles – News Talk – 1988 (1 hour and 6 minutes) – Peter Duesberg – Micro-BiologistMichael Callen – Activist Lesbian – LifeStyles, Peggy Shaw (Activist), Carmelita Tropicana (Miss Lower East Side), Joe Bracco (Performer) News 4 – Report on AZT, Michael Callen – Speaker 20. “In a New Light” ABC AIDS special/ Heart Low Production INC. 1992. Intro: Elizabeth Taylor (American Actress), Host: Linda Lavin (American Singer and Actress), Host: Robert Guillaume (American stage and TV Actor), Host: Bruce Davidson (American Actor and Director), Performances include Salt N Pepa, “Lets Talk about Sex” (HIV/AIDS Special Edition); Barry Manilow, “I Made It Through the Rain”; Anita Baker, “Fairytales”; Reba McIntyre, “If I Had Only Known”; Patti LuPone, “At the Same Time” (Streisand original); Nell Carter, “Back in the High Life Again”, Olivia Newton-John, “I Honestly Love You”. Various celebrity guests. 21. “Sonya: Live in LA”-Interview, Michael Callen. Various local news reports on AIDS & related issues. “Live at 5”-Interview, Michael Callen. 22. Freeman Reports (45 min) Panel with Callen, Kramer, Dr. Laurence, Topic: Spread of AIDSCNN Interview: Harvey Fierstein and Dr. Ruth Westheimer (5 min). “Conversations with GMHC” (30 min). Judy Garland Show, PBS. Guest Liza Minelli. (50 min) 23. “Micheal (sic) Callen, Singer & Songwriter” biographical interview with Dr. David Schmidt. 11/12/1987 (30 min) 24. “GMHC Presents: Living With AIDS” (30 min) –  program on 5/17/87 AIDS Walkathon opening program at Lincoln Center. MC: Harvey Fierstein. Speakers include Mayor Ed Koch, Actress/activist Lynn Redgrave, Callen and Marsha Malamet perform their song “Love Don’t Need a Reason.” 25. (12 min)”PWA Feature” Callen interviews a person with AIDS (Philip Lanzarratta) (5 min) – Griffin Gold lists weekly events/group meetings relevant to gay NY audiences 26. (2 hr 10 min) Nightline, topic “Individual Right to Privacy vs. Society’s Right to Protect itself”, Stories on Ryan White, 13 yr old banned from attending school after AIDS diagnosis, AIDS testing requirements. Various segments on CNN, ABC; topics include: Ryan White controversy, Rock Hudson, hemophilia and AIDS. Crossfire (CNN) segment: Oklahoma law prohibiting teachers from “seeming to endorse” homosexuality, Freeman Reports, Topic: Spread of AIDS (same as video 22); Larry King Live, topic: spread of AIDS 27. “Living Courageously: Profiles of People Living With Aids” (30 min) Callen at 22 min. 28. The AIDS Catch, Channel 4 UK documentary, June 13, 1990 29. A Touch of Love, Benefit for AIDS, Michael Callen and Marsha Malamet performances only. Host Elaine Stritch. June 1988. News report on The Center Garden Party. Callen performs. 23 min 30. “Never Be Forgotten” The Names Quilt: A National AIDS Movement, Peper Productions, 1988 31. A Time of AIDS I: The Zero Factor 32. A Time of AIDS II: Hunting the Virus 33. A Time of AIDS III: Fighting for Life 34. A Time of AIDS IV: The End of the Beginning 35. Film: “Buddies”, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr, dir.; Callen on MTV (“Best of 1992”); clips from Male Entertainment Rodeos, including Gay Rodeo, Miss Continental, Windy City Contests, Mardi Gras, Gay Rights March, more. 36. “In the Midst of Winter: Living, Dying, and Grieving in the Context of AIDS” 1991, AIDS video project 37. Innovation-CRI (Community Research Initiative), featuring Callen interview (as president, board of directors, CRI, 26 min; PBS Currents: The AIDS Generation. Topic: Children & AIDS, 30 min; PBS Frontline: Dallas drug wars, 30 min. 38. Gay Pride Rally 6/29/1991: Callen’s grand marshal speech, Flirtations performance 39. The Flirtations promo reel: concert recorded at Vancouver East Cultural Centre. 2/15/1991 40. Living Courageously “The Cause of AIDS: Fact and Speculation, an investigative documentary series by Colman Jones” Michael Callen interviewed. 2 hrs 41. “Mike’s Film” (Work-in-progress) by David Lamble, interviews with three HIV positive men. [“Mike” refers to Michael Shriver] 42. :”Bashing” (1987), 10 minutes, Produced by David Lamble and R. Hunter Morey; “Mike’s Film” (1990) , 21 minutes”;}i:1;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:15:”Audio Tape List”;s:15:”section_content”;s:17339:”All audio tapes have been digitized and stored on the Archive’s server. 1. Miscall Calvert (music) 2. Helen Hooke (1977 music) 3. AIDS AID by Yximalloo (Japan 1986; music) 4. George Lemp 8/30/89 5. Jack Gorman 9/16/89, Joe Sonnabend 9/16/89, Marlyn Chase 6. George Solomon 8/1/89, Ann Hardy 8/15/89 (part 1) 7. Ann Hardy 8/15/89 (part 2), Bruce Montgomery and Lidia Temoshah 8/15/89 8. Amazing Ann Hardy 8/15/89 (Part 3) 9. Robert Vasquez 3/7/89, Joey Re:Sex 3/7/89 10. Jeff Harris 8/31/89 11. Lori Garrett and Jim Bunn 9/14/89, Heidi Evans 9/13/89 12. Alyson 13. Alyson 9/29/89 (tape 2) 14. Louis Grant, Michael Callen – PWA Long Term Survivors 5/10/89 15. Catherine Woodward 9/16/89, Bruce Lambert 16. Joe Sonnabend 3/5/89 (tape 1) 17. Joe Sonnabend 3/89 (tape 2) 18. Voice Lesson (actually Callen interview with Rene Anscen, Nathan Kaladi) 19. Rene Anscen, Nathan Kaladi 20. Ideas (part 4) 21. Ideas (part 7) CBC radio 1/4/89 22. Ideas AIDS # 8 CBC radio 1/5/89, Why media is afraid to challenge science. 23. Peter Allen, Marsha, and me in L.A. 9/87 24. A Toast to Absent Friends, 1989 by M. Barry 25. Eddie Ross 11/22/82 26. Lisa Rock 11/27/87 27. Duesberg Forum 28. Duesberg Forum 29. Sandra Davis 11/30/87 30. New Songs 31. Mark Horowitz 32. Steve Baker 10/20/87 33. Dan William 10/22/87 34. Andrew Small 10/7/87 35. Joe Sonnabend 10/19/87, Joe Sonnabend and Ann Hardy -CDC 10/20/87 36. Ann Hardy – CDC 37. Gary Brown 12/4/87 38. Enno Poersch 39. Chris Shihar 40. Publio 10/7/87 [Very low voice recording with high background noise] 41. Ron Witt 42. Bruce Zachar 43. Steve Pieters 9/30/87 44. Mike and Richie chat about survival 11/2/87 45. Willis 12/5/87 46. Larry Bair? 47. George Solomon 12/8/87 48. Tom Alaimo 11/1/87 49. David Scofield 10/3/87 50. Polly Thomas 10/5/87 51. Gary Mackler and Joy 11/10/87 52. Gary Mackler and Joy 53. Roundtable 6/21/88 (tape 1) 54. AZT Roundtable 6/21/88 (tape 2) 55. AZT Roundtable 6/21/88 (tape 3) 56. Tape 2 [music] 57. Carmen Reyes 11/30/87 58. Graham Abro 59. Anthony Muto 10/26/87 60. Dan Turner and John L 61. Dan Turner and John L 62. Graham Abro 63. Thomas O’Connor Jr. 10/22/87 64. HTLV III/LAV Forum 10/23/84 (sides 1 & 2) 65. HTLV III/LAV Forum 10/23/84 (side 3) 66. Lesbians on AIDS 67. Richard Berkowitz WABC 6/24/83 68. Gronich/AIDS Feature/12 PARTS – 9/26-9/30/83 69. WBAI Health Show (AIDS) 70. WBAI AIDS Broadcast 71. AIDS WBAI Rosen/Vito [Russo] 72. Mel Rosen 73. AIDS #3/sex/more sex/Sontag 74. Mel Rosen (AIDS #4) 75. Michael moves to NY/ gets sick/ meets J.S./RB/ support group/ JOHN BRUNT, Matilde/ GMHC cease and desist 76. AIDS 77. Tape 1 1/4/83 and 1/23/83 (Blood Donor), 1/23/83 continued. / 1/24 Rolloing Stone/GMWA/Harts 78. AIDS PLAYS “KALEIDOSCOPE” BBC RADIO 4/Bill Turnbull 79. NLGHC 3/14/86 General Session 80. Public Forum Prophilaxis Drugs for PCP 81. WABC-AIDS Mike Callen 6/8/83 and Polly Taylor 82. Jimmy 83. AJ Roosevelt Williams 1/24/90 (tape 1) 84. Cliff (tape 1) 11/22/87 85. Cliff (tape 2) 11/87 86. Summerwave ’82 – Fernando [music] 87. Blume Anthology for Richard Berkowitz 88. Laura Branigan – Self Control 89. [Personal conversation between Stella and Richard on Thanksgiving Day 1981; Sunday December 13th, 1981 the first news about AIDS; some broadcast portraying Connie Francis’s life.] 90. [From the first week of February 1983 telephone conversation about dildos and how to have safe sex; Joe Sonnabend and Richard are talking about the baths; some face to face conversations; miscellaneous conversations between Rich and Mike; conversation with a hustler named Rodney plus segments of a news telecast from Channel 11.] 91. [Telephone conversation between Michael and Richard about the flyers and answering back to GMHC; Joel and Richard talk about the NY NATIVE and also Steve; Rich and Michael talk about Joe Hernandez, Larry McDavis, Joe Passhit; conversation about the Gay Cancer; the first part of this tape was made in April 14h, 1983. 92. [Live recording from a Black and White Men Together meeting dated April 15th, 1983; telephone conversations about the recent meeting.] 93. [conversation with Joe from Lex, about Chuck; News Telecast; conversation dated 5/2/83; Mr. Jack Campbell interviewed; Joseph talks about Michael and Rich; conversation between Michael and Richard; Richard and journalist talk about Denver Topic; Richard and Walter talk about priest; plus miscellaneous conversations; conversation dated May 12th, 1983 about Florida and Gays.] 94. [Letter report dated May 31st, 1983; letters from a lawyer called G. A. Belkmayer about Lavecchia case; Side two is empty.] 95. [Different talks about AIDS and lifestyles; recording from the WABC Talk Show broadcasted July 1st, 1983, featuring Richard Berkowitz talking about AIDS; some other conversations.] 96. 8/83 A1+ A2: [Recorded segment of the movie MOMMIE DEAREST; Conversation dated 8/24/1983 about Kim who is recovering from AIDS; conversation with Matilde, she is exhausted, confused, and about manipulating the Organization.] 97. 60 MINUTES AIDS [TV program 60 Minutes made several interviews, the main topic was AIDS broadcasted September 23rd, 1983; some other conversations dated February 27th, 1884.] 98. [Interview with Richard about “Things that we have to do in order to be Sex responsible.” recorded in front of a studio audience; talk about the meeting with Phil Wilson, John Birth, Bob Cheki, Michael Callen, Walter Richard Berkowitz, Martin Frank (GMHC) and John Pagoir in the TV program The People broadcast on channel two: “It was a sensitive show finally.” 99. Things that were asked in December 1981; plus several short miscellaneous conversations.]. 100. SAVE 95-232 [Conversation about “The cute guy that I’ve meet while playing video games.” Segment dated 9/29/1983.]. 101. [Recordings about the media coverage of Dr. Sonnabend and his Clinic for People with AIDS versus the Coop. Apartment Bldg. were such clinic was located; Talk about going back to hustling it paid well ($1000.00 a week); Talk about Anthony Ferrara and conversation concerned the March on Washington including segments from news telecast.] 102. Callen 12/83 [Segments from different news telecast; conversation between Mike and Richard on Thursday December 13th, 1983 about guidelines and AIDS. One of them Said “There were those that have suggested that you can get AIDS from a toilet seat”, and sex at bath houses is mentioned; Live interview taped on December 22nd, 1983; “My enemies pursue me.” MONOLOGUE taped 10:34 PM December 31st, 1983 “It’s New Year’s Eve, I’m alone, I’m sick, I believe that I should have my new friends with me.” This tape continues in January 3rd, 1984.] 103. [Talk dated February 2nd, 1984; conversation about Dr. Sonnabend, Cable TV, CMD infection between Michael and Rich; Some Miscellaneous Conversations; Talk about Robert’s last Lover; broadcast of January 29th, 1984.] 104. LAST OF 81 OR 82 CWW-AIMS: [Mommy Happy Passover! (conversation between Richard and his Mother); Personal conversation with Stella; Mom talks about Mark. Live interview with Walter; some rhymes by a woman; News Telecast; recorded segments of the Academy Awards.] 105. [Side I dated June 13th, 1984; telephone conversations with Jerry Quinene (Kinene), Joyce and blood transfusion; talk about the CMV single virus controversy and what was published in the Village Voice. 106. [The “I HAVE A DREAM SPEECH” from Dr. Martin Luther King (partial recording); Talk about Joe’s resignation from his job; News Telecast; Conversation about AIDS; Segments of the THREE STOOGES telecast; some miscellaneous conversations.] 107. CMM [It contains several short miscellaneous conversations plus an interview with an unidentified person.] 108. WBAI [Conversation about “Get back to Michael”; conversation about WBAI Show; Michael Callen will sing at Snafu.] 109. Callen [It contains Miscellaneous conversations.] 110. Jas 9/84 [It contains Miscellaneous conversations.] 111. [Conversations about politics, Rothenberg race; Michael talks about the NATIVE, Nursing Homes and the Governor.] 112. [Miscellaneous conversations; News Telecast; talk about books.] 113. CALLEN B1+ B2: [Conversation between Michael Callen and Richard Berkowitz; Miscellaneous Conversations; Conversation about Vitto Ruso and other topics.] 114. [Talking about wars, Nuclear Wars; talking about Walter.] 115. Charles L. Ortleb + Matilde Krim + Ortleb, O. Preble: [Some live conversations, Happy New Year MOM! (family business); Conversation about people from San Francisco, about James Bond 007; Some Miscellaneous Conversations.] 116. [Telephone conversation between Michael and Larry about the bath situation, Michael said “I like then to be closed.” some short miscellaneous conversations; Michael talks to Joe Sonnabend about GMHC but the conversation is faint and unclear; talk about Sam’s medical advice.] 117. [This tape contains a letter from a dictating machine, from John Corcoran to Harvey Feldman about a legal case. The rest of this tape is empty.] 118. [Conversation dated February 25th with Matilde about AIDS research and the State’s responsibility and “What about the Federal Government.” Conversation about the Forum.] 119. [Conversations between Michael Callen and several clinics and hospitals, all of them have different excuses for not giving him the proper dental care; several conversations about the bath houses.] 120. [Live forum presenting Dr. Sonnabend and Richard; talk about an interview given to the NY Native and a $10000 debt.] 121. Lavecchia [Conversation between Lavecchia (Landlord) and Richard Dworkin (tenant) about housing problems.] 122. [Letters from the organization called G.A.B. Services dictated by JR Brennen on side A; side B contains a conversation between Michael and Joe.] 123. [Mike talks about “war” against GMHC and the ADVOCATE because he has been supplanted by a priest, Mike is upset because the forum was his idea.] 124. Healing Power of Love, Back Trax Low 125. Back Trax, Other Side, Love / Back Trax Sex D.D 126. Rus McCoy – The Ace Sessions ’91 127. John Bucchino – Solitude Lessons ’90 128. John Bucchino – On the Arrow ’85 129. Hyatte and Martin 130. Gary Lapow – Your Brightest Light ’83 131. Gary Lapow – Tell it from the heart ’81 132. Jody Robinson 133. David Randolf, Prisoner of Love 134. Keith Christopher 135. Tad Miller – Save the Music Now ’91 136. Tom Steele – When the Women Hit the Street / Landing in a Land of Lies 137. The Total Experience Gospel Choir – Canticles of Light ’84 138. Grant King – Entitled to Bloom ’93 139. Grant King – Where to Now ’92 140. Fred Small – Love’s Gonna Carry Us 141. Elliot Pilshaw & Lorin Sklamberg – Bending the Rules ’82 142. Michael Landsman 6/19/92 143. Michael Landsman 6/19/92 144. Michael Callen by David Lamble 145. Lidell Jackson 4/5/92 146. Lidell Jackson 4/6/92 147. Joe Sonnabend 3/15/92 148. Joe Sonnabend 3/15/92 149. Joe Sonnabend 8/13/92 150. Alan Gassman 3/5/92 151. Alan Gassman 3/5/92 152. Ozone AIDS 153. Diva Workshop Interviews 1/25/92 154. Diva Workshop Interviews 1/25/92 155. Ozone / McCabe / Dr. Atkins Program 156. Harry Hay Interview 2/10/92 157. Harry Hay Interview 2/10/92 158. Val Britton 159. Andy Prism 8/9/92 160. Ozone – Null Steve 1/9/93 161. Kemp Harris 162. Anthony Oboy 3/1/92 163. Anthony Oboy 3/2/92 164. Surface Tension ABC Radio International – A Culture of Desire.. 165. Marshal Oboy 3/3/92 166. Marshal Oboy 3/3/92 167. Copy of “Highways Grant” Submission 1/8/92 168. Mom 2/24/92 169. Mom 2/25/92 170. Dad 2/26/92 171. Linda 2/25/92 172. GMHC 5/22/92 173. NYC DOH 5/27/92 174. SF STD Bureau 5/22/92 175. “Aids” #1 176. “Aids” #2 177. “Ideas on AIDS – CBC Radio 6/6/88 178. Bruce Levitt 179. “This Way Out” Interview [Flirtations] 180. Grant King 181. Grant King “Entitled to Bloom” 182. AIDS, Medicine and Miracles, March 4, 5 7 6 ’88 – Michael Callen “Admitting Hope into the AIDS Epidemic” 183. Guided Imagery & Healing – Dr. Bernard Siegel 12/13/87 184. Proposed Causes and Cofactors of AIDS; Alternative Etiological Analyses 4/6/89 185. Audio Journal of AIDS Management Vol II, No. 1 Winter 1991 186. Grant King “Ghosts” 187. KBCO radio feature on Long-term Survivors with Michael Callen 3/24/88 188. Mike’s Music on WABC 3/11/88 189. Carl Radford 1987 190. Dirty Dreams of a Clean-cut kid 191. In This Crazy world / Healing Power 192. David Bergin (audition) 1989 193. Michael Savoy 194. Love Worth … 12/20/91 195. Visibly Queer The Pink Zone 196. “Love Glove” – Charlie Murphy 1988 197. World of No Return 198. Songs by John Bucchino 1988 199. Holding On to You, … 200. Two Men 201. Love don’t need a reason (sung by Holly Near) 202. Angels, Punks 203. Elegies – Rehearsal Tape 204. Sensible Footwear ACT I 3/11/93 205. Sensible Footwear ACT II 3/11/93 206. Love don’t … cover female? 207. Rus McCoy 208. 6 from Rus McCoy 209. Robert Leuze / Outmusic Festival III 5/93 210. Ralph Scott 211. Songs for my New Album! 212. “Michael” (Grant King) 213. Indigo 214. Keith Christopher 215. Dirty Dreams fo a Clean-cut Kid 216. Robert Nugent Jones: Simply Gorgeous 1994 217. Barbara Cook / The Barbican [sic] 1988 218. New Songs / Street of Dreams 8/12/91 219. Hot Stuff / Now 220. Reno’s Reunion – Healing Power 221. Reno’s Reunion – Healing Power # 1 222. Reno’s Reunion – Healing Power # 2 223. Reno’s Reunion – Healing Power # 3 224. Janet Cleary 225. Robert Nugent Jones: Pleasant Surorise; Safe is Hot – 1996 226. Mike sings Bobby Blume 227. Blume concert 1985 228. Soprano Sampler 229. Mike’s Soprano Sampler 6/91 230. Live versions of Early Repertoire 231. Michael Callen 1980 demo 232. Love Potion # 9 – with vocal 233. Michael Callen Studio 11/9/81 234. Studio demo 11/9/81 235. Michael Callen 1980 demo (with K. Avedon) 236. Michael Callen – Jockey, Lotto 237. First Performance Ever West Bank Cafe 1/27/80 238. Michael Callen – West Bank Cafe 2/10/80 239. First Ever Recording Session with B. Barnes 240. Healing Power of Love – Long Version 11/86 241. Hispanic Enough 242. Life demo 243. SNAFU with Richard and Pam 244. SNAFU – My First Appereance (with K. Avedon) 9/18/81 245. SNAFU – Fall 1982 246. SNAFU – Mike and Richard 8/2/83 247. Love don’t need a reason – Reno version 248. Love don’t need a reason – Reno version 249. Michael L. Callen – Just Know I Love You 7/9/82 250. Michael L. Callen – Just Know I Love You 7/9/82 251. Michael L. Callen – Just Know I Love You 7/9/82 252. Michael L. Callen – Jockey, Lotto 253. Lowlife at 8BC 254. Lowlife 4 Sony demo 255. Lowlife 8 track version 256. Lowlife demo – home 8 track – not very good 257. Old Lowlife Demo (Love Potion # 9, etc.) 258. Lowlife 259. Michael Callen Early Demo – K. Avedon 260. Lowlife Live at Kelly’s 8/18/84 261. Lowlife demo Fall 1984 262. Gulp! 263. Demo for Album # 4 1990 Romanovsky and Phillips 264. Colman Jones: Various 1983-88 265. Larry :L. Boyd: Always Will; Billy 266. Grant King – You Think I’d Leave You Here by Yourself? 267. Michael Callen – Jocky Man, Lotto 7/2/82 268. “Street Singer” by Michael Callen 1981 269. Living in Wartime 4/2/85 270. Michael Callen 1988 271. Songs for Bette Midler by Michael Callen 272. Michael Sullivan: Happy & Gay; Sugar Boy; Love, Sex, flesh; Makin’ Luv 273. Letitia Walker 274. NY Singer’s Orchestra Concert 275. Jim Mariner – Love Don’t Need a Reason 276. Two Nice Girls – Rough Trade (Final Mixes) 277. Jade & Sarsaparilla – Charles Playhouse 11/1/75 278. Jade & Sarsaparilla – Charles Playhouse Winter 1975 279. Keith Christopher 280. Pieces of Lives – K. Christopher / J. Boswell 281. Lewis Furey & Humors of L.F. / Fresh Out of Borstal 282. Michael Savoy 1983 283. Kirsten Kresl 284. Joe Bracco – Double Exposure / True to Myself March 1987 285. Joe Bracco – Friend in my pocket 1988 286. Love don’t need a reason performed by Alliance 287. John Calvi concert 2/93 288. Uh Oh Lowlife / Mama 11/15/85 289. A. Cheaney / B. Williams 290. Eric Mars 291. Jon Sugar 292. Love Worth Fighting For with Marsha 12/28/91 293. Love Worth Fighting For 11/22/91 294. Kyrkostas Demo 1984 295. What Shall We Remember / A Ray of Hope 296. John Calvi June 1990 297. First Light (1986) – Elliot Sokolov 298. Seth 299. A.J.Roosevelt 300. Lowlife: Basic tracks 301. Michael Callen music 302. Michael Callen: Abortive recording session 20 Aug 1980, Candle in the Wind 303. Michael Callen with Buddy Barnes, 26 May 1980 304. Randon dude talking (Richard Berkowitz?) / Bad rehearsal with the Boys 305. Michael Callen at Snafu, 22 Nov 1981 306. Michael Callen at Snafu, 1 Mar 1982 307. Michael Callen, A Monday at Snafu 308. Michael Callen at Mickey’s, 2 Oct 1981 309. The Flirtations Where the Boys Are, No lead vocal 310. Michael Callen music 311. Michael Callen, It’s Not Enough; Goin’ Into the Fire, Sketches 2 Apr 1986 312. Michael Callen: DD with Horns; Other Side; Sex, lead vocals 313. Flirtations: Where the Boys Are, backing tracks 314. Healing Power of Love, back tracks 315. Take It Easy backup tracks 316. How to Have Sex, backin tracks 317. Wartime, back tracks”;}} Michael Callen was born on April 11, 1955 and died of AIDS related causes on December 27, 1993. A graduate of Boston University, School of Fine Arts, where he studied music, Callen spent most of his adult life in New York City, as a singer and song writer he worked both alone and with the “Flirtations”  an a capella singing group. In 1982 he was diagnosed with AIDS and quickly became a leading proponent of self-empowerment for People with Aids. He co-founded the People with AIDS Coalition in 1985, and was editor of its “Newsline.” Later he co-founded the PWA Health Group and the Community Research Initiative where he served as Board President until 1989. A leading proponent of “safe sex,” Callen co-authored How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: One Approach” (1983). He also wrote “Surviving AIDS” (1990), and “Surviving and Thriving with AIDS: Collected Wisdom, Volume Two (1993). The Michael Callen Papers center on the AIDS crisis in general and specifically on the organizations with which he was associated. There are also a few poems, song lyrics and personal financial papers in the collection. There is a significant amount of material on the People With AIDS Coalition, their newsletter “Newsline,” the Community Research Initiative, and the PWA Health Group. To a lesser degree the papers contain programs from various AIDS conferences, and talks given by Callen at some of these gatherings. The collection also contains transcripts of the interviews with long term survivors of AIDS which Callen conducted for his book “Surviving and Thriving with AIDS: Collected Wisdom, Volume Two.” A proof copy of this work as well as an annotated proof of his earlier “Surviving AIDS” are also in the collection. In addition there are 317 audio tapes, of Callen’s phone conversations, interviews with PWAs, and music. The music tapes include his own singing, the Flirtations, and a variety of other artists who had sent tapes to Michael Callen or to Richard Dworkin. All tapes have been digitized and stored on the Archive server.

a:3:{i:0;s:39:” 1. Newsletters (1970-1974), 12″ “;i:1;s:464:” 2. First draft of Jonathan Katz’s Gay Americna History (1975), 1″ 3. Letters and typed material of the National Gay Archives and Library Committee (1975), >1/4″ 4. Miscellaneous, mostly letters concerning a newsletter of the Gay Academic Union (1975), >1/4″ 5. Miscellaneous records relating to gay health (1971-1973), >1/4″ 6. Miscellaneous records (1971-1975, mostly 1971), 1 of 2 7. GAA records (1971-1975), 2 of 2 “;i:2;s:1505:” 8. School Diploma: PS 82, Queens 9. 8th Grade Diploma: PS 117, Queens 10. High School Yearbook 11. High School Diploma and Related Memorabilia 12. Correspondence with Parents and Family 13. Rauch and Silver Family Documents 14. Andy Paino Material 15. Audio Conversation: Rauch, Paino, D. Jones 16. Old Friends 17. Herbert J. Frudenberger [Ted’s Therapist, 1975-1999] 18. Joe Kennedy [Pamphlet and Correspondence] 19. Anniversary Cards [Ten years, Rauch and L. Strong, November 1986] 20. Columbia Education 21. Notes on Judaic Studies Courses, Columbia University, Yeshiva University, Hebrew Union College [1 of 4] 22. Notes on Judaic Studies Courses, Columbia University, Yeshiva University, Hebrew Union College [2 of 4] 23. Notes on Judaic Studies Courses, Columbia University, Yeshiva University, Hebrew Union College [3 of 4] 24. Notes on Judaic Studies Courses, Columbia University, Yeshiva University, Hebrew Union College [4 of 4] 25. University essays and classwork [1 of 2] 26. University essays and classwork [2 of 2] 27. Columbia Employment 28. Retirement Party: Photos, Audio, Video 29. Poetry and Writings 30. Sporadic Journal Entries 31. Musical Compositions, 1990s-early 2000s 32. Newsletters 33. Medical Expense Ledger 34. Medical History 35. Legal Documents 36. Obituary and Memorial 37. Columbia Diplomas “;} This collection includes 11 inches of gay newsletters, reflecting the activities of the early post-Stonewall gay movement both in and outside the United States. It also includes the first draft of Jonathan Ned Katz’s “Gay American History,” materials from the Gay Academic Union, letters, memos, and minutes of the National Gay Archives and Library Committee from 1975, and miscellaneous Gay Activists Alliance and other gay-related documents from 1971 to 1976. Materials from Ted Rauch’s life include his birth and death certificates; educational diplomas; correspondence with family, significant others and friends; university classwork in Judaic Studies; employment information; journal entries; musical compositions and creative writings; and medical and legal documents.

a:3:{i:0;s:3182:” 1. GLYNY Log Book [spiral notebook of notes at organizing meetings, draft of letter by Linda Marc, GLYNY codirector and other notes. The metal spiral binding was removed in processing]. 2. [Miscellaneous GLYNY papers primarily from 1983-85. Over a third of the papers were given to GLYNY by Wayne Steinman. Folder includes the booklet “Shelter Program/GLYNY/Winter ’85,” miscellaneous letters, 1970 GY flyer, and a 1983 letter from GLYNY leader Sheryl Snitkin to non-member Cherry (T C Romaan) Agard, who would later be on the GLYNY steering committee. 3. G.L.Y.N.Y [miscellaneous documents, primarily correspondance, flyers mostly from 1983-85, July 1983 copy of Manhattan Borough President’s proclamation of GLYNY Weekend, 1976 constitution, and a 1979 flyer. 4. [New York City Youth Board direct program grant contracts with the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii from 1982 and 1983, and 1985 proposal from Lesbian and Gay Health Advocacy 5. [GLYNY 1983 notes, minutes, and photocopy of GLYNY Certificate of Incorporation.] 6. [Agenda, April 1983 and North Star Fund proposal, May 1983.] 7. December 1984 [Miscellaneous papers., letters and flyers, mostly from 1983. Date on folder appears to be inaccurate but may refer to undated documents]. 8. New Youth Connections [Dunning letters from NYC periodical for ads placed in GLYNY’s name, 1985-87] 9. June 1985 [Telephone survey regarding seizure disorders, conducted by GLYNY leader Linda Marc and published by the Department of Health of the City of New York] 10. July 1983 [Miscellaneous including North American Man/Boy Love Association constitution] 11. Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center [1985 requests for space at the Center] 12. February 1985, March 1985 [Two folders were combined by processor. They include papers re: Harvey Milk School and other topics, and announcement of available grant money from the Department of State of the State of New York 13. June 1983 [includes what appears to be questions probably written by a student audience at an appearance by GLYNY in a mainstream high school, GLYNY minutes, and AIDS information] 14. January 1983, March 1983 [Two folders were combined by processor. They include miscellaneous papers, and a postcard from GLYNY leader Marcos Bisticas-Cocoves] 15. Adult Advisory Board [c. 1985]. 16. Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth [1985]. 17. August 1982/September 1982, [primarily correspondence, two files combined] 18. Financial info. (hah!) including petty cash reciepts [sic] presently correct 2/26 [mostly 1982-1983]. 7/8 inch 19. Bank statements – First Federal [1985-1987]. 20. May 1983 [primarily notes, minutes, correspondence] 21. October, 1987 [miscellaneous flyers] 22. [Flyer, Youth Violence Report Form GLYNY, Eromin House (Philadelphia) letter ,Essay: The Oppression of a People by Norman A. Meyers. Four files combined.] 23. [Notes & speeches, preliminary storyboards for GLYNY television commercial.] 24. [c. 1986-1989, miscellaneous flyers, notes, poetry, Second Annual Awards Ceremony.] “;i:1;s:2418:” 25. Bylaws Committee (1987) [notes on GLYNY meetings that created 1988 GLYNY constitution] 26. GLYNY By-Laws, Mike Doyle’s notes of early 1987 Constitution Committee. 3/8 inch 27. 1986 Jan-Jun [general-meeting notes] 28. Jan-Jun ’87 [miscellaneous] 29. Jul-Dec ’88 [miscellaneous]. 30. Jan-Jun ’89/Jul-Dec ’89 [two files combined]. 31. Nov ’85/Dec ’85/Jan ’86 [primarily correspondence, includes papers about GLYNY 2nd annual cocktail-dinner party; 3 files combined]. 32. Feb ’86 [primarily correspondence, includes papers about GLYNY 2nd annual cocktail-dinner party] 33. March ’86/April ’86 [includes flyer for GLYNY Saint Patrick’s Dance and correspondence between GLYNY & NYC Department of Health; 2 files combined]. 34. May ’86/June ’86/August ’86/September ’86 [includes attendance lists, sign-up sheets for GLYNY mailing list, Stanley M. Isaac’s & Linda G. Marc’s resignations; 4 files combined]. 35. October 1986/November 1986/December 1986 [miscellaneous; 3 files combined]. 36. January 1987 [correspondence & minutes of general meetings] 37. February 1987/March 1987/April 1987 [3 files combined]. 38. May 1987 [primarily notes taken at general meetings]. 39. June 1987 [Includes letter from Auttralia looking for U.S.contacts. Photo was enclosed with the letter] 40. July 1987/September 1987/October 1987/Bus & Train Travel Reservation Forms [for March on Washington 1987; 4 files combined] 41. November 1987/December 1987/January 1988/February 1988 [4 files combined] 42. March 1988 [mostly minutes of general meetings] 43. April 1988 [includes ballots; 2 files combined] 44. May 1988 [mostly minutes of general meetings]. 45. June 1988 46. July 1988 [includes transcript of GLYNY’s television appearance and ballots; 2 files combined] 47. August 1988 [includes financial documents from January to August; 2 files combined] 48. September 1988 [includes ballots; 2 files combined]. 49. October 1988 50. November 1988. 51. December 1988. 52. January 1989 [includes ballots; 2 files combined]. 53. February 1989 [largely papers regarding 20th anniversary party, 19 February 1989]. 54. ISSUE 1/Submissions originals [of Youthquake]. 55. March 1989. 56. April 1989 [includes ballots; 2 files combined] “;i:2;s:677:” 57. May 1989/June 1989 [2 files combined]. 58. July 1989/August 1989/September 1989 [3 files combined]. 59. [1990, miscellaneous flyers.] 60. [Youthquake articles typeset. These articles were never printed.] 61. Bank statements. Ensign [Ensign Bank & other financial records, 1987-88]. 62. [Adolescent sexuality survey consent forms.] 63. Youthquake – for layout [never printed]. 64. [General meeting attendance lists and steering committee notes by Adam Reinstein-Montanez.] 65. Youthquake (February 1989) vol. 1, no. 1 originals. 66. Fashion show pics circa 1985(?) w/ a Gay Youth business card [photographs]. “;} The records contain flyers (copies and originals), letters by and to the group, notes, minutes, agenda, financial records, and other records. Files 39 and 66 contain photographs. Documents regarding GLYNY’s relationship to the Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth can be found in folder 16. GLYNY’s bylaws committee which restructured the organization in 1987 is documented in detail. Other GLYNY related materials can be found elsewhere in the archive, scattered through a number of collections.

a:9:{i:0;s:1263:” 1. Advocate (less than 1/4 in.) 2. Americans for Justice (less than 1/4 in.) 3. Anti-war groups (1/4 in.) 4. Association of Gay Psychologists (less than 1/4 in.) 5. Association of Gay Social Workers (less than 1/4 in.) 6. Black & White Men Together (3/4 in.) 7. Body Politic [publisher] (less than 1/4 in.) 8. Center for Constitutional Rights (1/4 in.) 9. Channel L [public access TV in Manhattan] (less than 1/4 in.) 10. Chelsea Gay Association (3/4 in.) 11. Christopher Street Festival Committee (less than 1/4 in.) 12. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (3/4 in.) 13. Gay Parade (New York, N.Y.) (1/2 in.) 14. Christopher Street magazine (less than 1/4 in.) 15. Club Baths (less than 1/4 in.) 16. Community Council of Lesbian and Gay Organizations of New York City (3/4 in.) 17. Community Council of Lesbian and Gay Organizations of New York City (3/4 in.) 18. Congress United for Rights and Equality (Florida) (less than 1/4 in.) 19. Dignity (less than 1/4 in.) 20. Disco Kazoo & Tambourine Marching Band (less than 1/4 in.) 21. Dykes Against Racism Everywhere (1/4 in.) 22. Front Runners (less than 1/4 in.) “;i:1;s:1990:” 23. Fund for Human Dignity (less than 1/4 in.) 24. Gay Activists Alliance (less than 1/4 in.) 25. Gay Al-Anon (less than 1/4 in.) 26. Gay Atheists League of America–New York (less than 1/4 in.) 27. Gay Fathers Forum (less than 1/4 in.) 28. Gay & Lesbian Community Services (less than 1/4 in.) 29. Gay and Lesbian Emergency Fund (1/4 in.) 30. Gay and Lesbian Independent Democrats (less than 1/4 in.) 31. Gay & Lesbian Youth (less than 1/4 in.) 32. Gay Male S/M Activists (less than 1/4 in.) 33. Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. (less than 1/4 in.) 34. Gay Nurses’ Alliance (less than 1/4 in.) 35. Gay Opinion Forum (less than 1/4 in.) 36. Gay People in Health Care (1/4 in.) 37. Gay Press Association (less than 1/4 in.) 38. Gay Rights National Lobby (less than 1/4 in.) 39. Student organizations (less than 1/4 in.) 40. Gay Switchboard of New York (less than 1/4 in.) 41. Congregation Beth Simchat Torah (less than 1/4 in.) 42. Gay Teachers Association (less than 1/4 in.) 43. Gay Theatre Alliance (less than 1/4 in.) 44. Glines Foundation (less than 1/4 in.) 45. Gotham [publisher] (less than 1/4) 46. Greater Gotham Business Council (3/4 in.) 47. Human Rights Campaign Fund (less than 1/4 in.) 48. Identity House (less than 1/4 in.) 49. Institute for Human Identity (less than 1/4 in.) 50. Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth (less than 1/4 in.) 51. International Gay Association (less than 1/4 in.) 52. Islander’s Club (less than 1/4 in.) 53. Key West (less than 1/4 in.) 54. Lambda Independent Democrats less than 1/4 in.) 55. Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund (less than 1/4 in.) 56. Lavender Left (less than 1/4 in.) 57. Lesbian and Gay Neighbors of Lower Manhattan (less than 1/4 in.) 58. Lesbian Herstory Archives (less than 1/4 in.) “;i:2;s:1531:” 59. Manhattan Community Athletic Association (less than 1/4 in.) 60. Mariposa Foundation (less than 1/4 in.) 61. Metropolitan Community Church (New York) (less than 1/4 in.) 62. National Association of Gay and Lesbian Democratic Clubs (less than 1/4 in.) 63. National Gay Archives (less than 1/4 in.) 64. National Gay Health Coalition (less than 1/4 in.) 65. National Gay Task Force (3/4 in.) 66. National March on Washington for Gay and Lesbian Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 67. National Organization of Lesbians and Gays (less than 1/4 in.) 68. National Organization of Women (less than 1/4 in.) 69. Bodybuilders (less than 1/4 in.) 70. New York Bankers (less than 1/4 in.) 71. New York City Community Center (less than 1/4 in.) 72. New York City Gay Men’s Chorus (1/2 in.) 73. New York City Union of Lesbians and Gay Men (less than 1/4 in.) 74. New York Gay Community Marching Band (less than 1/4 in.) 75. New York Law Group (less than 1/4 in.) 76. New York Political Action Committee (less than 1/4 in.) 77. New York State Coalition of Gay Organizations (1/4 in.) 78. North American Man/Boy Love Association (less than 1/4 in.) 79. Parents of Lesbians and Gay Men (less than 1/4 in.) 80. Pentheus [Gay Men for Gay Rights] (less than 1/4 in.) 81. Provincetown (less than 1/4 in.) 82. St. Marks Clinic (less than 1/4 in.) 83. Senior Action in a Gay Environment (less than 1/4 in.) “;i:3;s:1773:” 84. Stonewall Awards Foundation (1/4 in.) 85. Sundance Outdoor Adventure Society (less than 1/4 in.) 86. Upper West Side Lesbian and Gay Association (less than 1/4 in.) 87. Village Improvement through a Local Lesbian And Gay Effort (VILLAGE) (less than 1/4 in.) 88. Westchester Gay Men’s Association (less than 1/4 in.) 89. West Side Discussion Group (less than 1/4 in.) 90. Women Against Pornography (less than 1/4 in.) 91. Women’s Committee Against Genocide (less than 1/4 in.) 92. W.O.W. Cafe (less than 1/4 in.) 93. Directories of Organizations (1/2 in.) 94. American Civil Liberties Union (less than 1/4 in.) 95. Alice B. Toklas Memorial Democratic Club (less than 1/4 in.) 96. Bay Area Committee Against the Briggs Initiative (1/4 in.) 97. California Senate Bill 1253 (Briggs Initiative) (less than 1/4 in.) 98. Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 99. California Campus Coalition for Gay-Lesbian Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 100. Coalition for Human Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 101. Gay Action (less than 1/4 in.) 102. Gay Asian Support Group (less than 1/4 in.) 103. Gay 40+ (less than 1/4 in.) 104. Gay Olympics (San Francisco, 1982) (less than 1/4 in.) 105. Gay Rap (less than 1/4 in.) 106. Gay Teachers and Social Workers Coalition (less than 1/4 in.) 107. Gray Panthers (less than 1/4 in.) 108. Gray Panthers Directory (less than 1/4 in.) 109. Elderly and the Aged (1/4 in.) 110. Disabled (less than 1/4 in.) 111. Nursing Homes (less than 1/4 in.) 112. Harvey Milk Gay Democratic Club (less than 1/4 in.) 113. Northern California Human Rights Advocates (1/2 in.) “;i:4;s:1078:” 114. Parade (Gay Freedom Day)–San Francisco (1/4 in.) 115. Parents and Friends of Gays (less than 1/4 in.) 116. Pride Foundation (less than 1/4 in.) 117. San Francisco Gay Democratic Club (less than 1/4 in.) 118. San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (less than 1/4 in.) 119. Save Our Children (Anita Bryant) (less than 1/4 in.) 120. Save Our Human Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 121. Sonoma County Men’s Support Center (less than 1/4 in.) 122. Speakers Bureau (less than 1/4 in.) 123. Gay Politics (less than 1/4 in.) 124. Politicians for Gay Rights (less than 1/4 in.) 125. District 3: (San Francisco Board of Supervisors: North Beach-Chinatown) (less than 1/4 in.) 126. New York: Gay Political Movement (less than 1/4 in.) 127. Gay Politicians (less than 1/4 in.) 128. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. I (1 in.) 129. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. II (1 in.) 130. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. III (1 in.) 131. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. IV (1 in.) “;i:5;s:414:” 132. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. V (1 in.) 133. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. VI (1 in.) 134. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. VII (1 in.) 135. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. VIII (1 in.) 136. Miscellaneous flyes, articles, etc. IX (1 in.) 137. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. X (1 in.) 138. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XI (1 in.) “;i:6;s:425:” 139. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XII (1 in.) 140. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XIII (1 in) 141. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XIV (1 in.) 142. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XV (1 in.) 143. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XVI (1 in.) 144. Miscellaneous flyers, articles, etc. XVII (1 in.) 145. Miscellanoues flyers, articles, etc. XVIII (1/2 in.) “;i:7;s:1328:” 146. Bibliographies (1/4 in.) 147. Sexually-transmitted diseases (1/4 in.) 148. AIDS (1/2 in.) 149. Cruising [Motion picture] (less than 1/4 in.) 150. Bat murders (New York City, 1970) (less than 1/4 in.) 151. Ramrod Bar shooting incident (1980) (less than 1/4 in.) 152. Men’s movement (less than 1/4 in.) 153. Women’s movement (less than 1/4 in.) 154. Women’s movement (New York City) (1 in.) 155. Psychology, counseling, therapy, medicine (1/4 in.) 156. Religion (less than 1/4 in.) 157. Homophobia (less than 1/4 in.) 158. Gay liberation movement (U.S.A.) (less than 1/4 in.) 159. Police–Civil rights suits (less than 1/4 in.) 160. Gay rights legislation (municipal) (less than 1/4 in.) 161. Law: cases and decisions (less than 1/4 in.) 162. Gay rights legislation (state) (less than1/4 in.) 163. Gay Rights legislation (federal) (less than1/4 in.) 164. Gay rights: referendum and repeal (less than1/4 in.) 165. Child custody (less than1/4 in.) 166. Family Protection Act (less than1/4 in.) 167. Moral Majority (less than1/4 in.) 168. Counter-Moral Majority (less than1/4 in.) 169. New York City gay rights bill (1/2 in.) 170. March on Washington (1987) (less than1/4 in.) “;i:8;s:1170:” 171. Frank Barbaro (less than 1/4 in.) 172. Carol Bellamy (1/4 in.) 173. Mario Cuomo (less than 1/4 in.) 174. Alphonse D’Amato (less than 1/4 in.) 175. Miriam Friedlander (I) (1/4 in.) 176. Miriam Friedlander (II) (less than 1/4 in.) 177. Harrison Goldin (less than 1/4 in.) 178. Edward Koch (1/4 in.) 179. William Green (1/2 in.) 180. Ruth Messinger (less than 1/4 in.) 181. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (1/4 in.) 182. Manfred Ohrenstein (less than 1/4 in.) 183. William Passanante (less than 1/4 in.) 184. Louis Schwartz (less than 1/4 in.) 185. Andrew Stein (less than 1/4 in.) 186. Ed Wallace (less than 1/4 in.) 187. Community United Against Violence (3/4 in.) 188. 1981 elections–NYC (less than 1/4 in.) 189. 1984 elections–NYC (less than 1/4 in.) 190. Ted Weiss (less than1/4 in.) 191. “The Right” politics (less than 1/4 in.) 192. The Left politics (1/2 in.) 193. Democratic Socialists of America (less than 1/4 in.) 194. Democratic National Convention of 1980–NYC (less than 1/4 in.) 195. Miscellaneous (1 3/4″) “;} The Illardo collection is an artificial collection comprised of a variety of literature dealing with the gay liberation movement in New York City and nationally. It consists primarily of pamphlets, handbills, articles, publicity materials, etc. issued by various organizations. The bulk of the material was issued between 1980 and 1989, although there are some materials which date to the 1970s.

a:1:{i:0;s:801:” 1. Correspondence between John Wojtowicz and Liz Eden from the Federal Penitentiary in Lewisberg Pa., including greeting cards and snap shots. 1/2″ 2, Correspondence between Warner Brothers and Liz Eden, Harold M Weiner and Neptune Productions, Ace Books and Richard N. Barraclough, John S. Wojtowicz and Ronald Zweibet of Crime Victims Compensation Board, John Wojtowicz and Warner Brothers, Consent of Ernest Aron (Liz Eden) for film, Summons by Liz Eden against Warner Brothers. 1/2″ 3. Power of Attorney to Richard N. Barraclough for Liz Eden, manuscripts by Eden, Eden and Barraclough, and Barraclough, photocopies of Playboy article. 1/2″ 4. Photographs and slides of Liz Eden and friends between 1983 and 1986. Photocopies of newspaper clippings. 1″ “;} The collection contains correspondence from John Wojtowicz to Liz Eden when Wojtowicz was in the Federal Penitentiary in Lewisberg, 1973-1975; photographs and slides of Eden and her friends; manuscripts by Eden and Richard Barraclough; and photocopies of news clippings, legal papers and other correspondence, some of which deals with the film “Dog Day Afternoon.” Photographs of the wedding between Eden and Wojtowicz are available in the Archive’s Richard C. Wandel Photographs collection.

a:1:{i:0;s:200:” 1. Gay Women’s Athletic Club (GWAC) & Team NY 2. The Navigator by Lee Sharmat (Story) 3. Journal, Lee Sharmat’s School of Hard Knocks 4. Journal, July 92 5. Journal “;} The Sharmat Papers document gay women’s athletics in the 1980s and 90s, including Gay Women’s Athletic Club party flyers, newsletter and certificate of incorporation (January 24, 1990); Federation of Gay Games newsletters and oganizing materials; game and player stats of New York women softball players (1983) and editorial “In Defense of Pitchers”; Federation of Gay Games Roster (January 15, 1995); film negatives of Gay Games and Team NY event; 5 autographed softballs. The collection also includes 3 journals and an AIDS caretaking story (gay woman caring for a gay man); the journals include Sharmat’s account of a publicly-visible court case from the early 2000s about child visitation rights against her female ex-partner, as well as a related clip from the Lesbian and Gay New York News.

a:3:{i:0;s:843:” 1. Petty cash records. 1/8″ 2. N.Y. MOW $ (Financial). 1/4″ 3. National, $ matters (Financial). 1/8″ 4. Gay D.C. March, 10/11/87 #1 (Press releases, transportation schedules, housing, list of endorsing public officials. Minutes of Seattle and Atlanta steering committees and of executive board meeting. Listing of march demands). 3/4″ 5. Gay D.C. March, 10/11/87 #2 (Transportation, housing, endorsements, mailing packet sent to individuals and organizations, one poster). 3/4″ 6. C.D. (Civil Disobedience). 1/4″ 7. Endorsements. 1/4″ 8. Fundraising and income. 1/8″ 9. Labor. (Endorsers) 1/8″ 10. Lesbian/Women’s outreach. 1/8″ 11. Mailings, letters. 1/8″ 12. Media. 1/2″ 13. Names Project. 1/4″ 14. Steering comm.; Mtgs. and organizing comm.(minutes) 1/4″ “;i:1;s:492:” 15. Wedding; time to shine; other. 1/8″ 16. Amtrak. (correspondence) 1/4″ 17. Bus information. (pamphlets) 1/4″ 18. Transportation and Housing. 1/4″ 19. Information packet for The Fairness Fund (Washington-based lobbying group for AIDS funding and gay rights). 1/4″ 20. Deposit records. 1/2″ 21. Check vouchers. #1001-1100. 1″ 22. Check vouchers. #1101-. 3/4″ 23. Bank statements. 3/4″ 24. Assorted.(Miscellaneous financial). 3/4″ “;i:2;s:722:” 25. [Blank checks, check register, agreement, correspondence, checking statements, debit slips, stop payment slips, credit slips, receipts, ticket stubs, memo, financial sheets.] 26. [Correspondence.] 27. 9/27 Preparation [agenda, flyers, photocopies of articles on non-violent civil disobedience.] 28. [Tickets, contact list, postcards, departure location coordinators information sheet, bus passenger sign up sheet, financial report, flyers, correspondence, names project booklet, Out and Outraged program.] 29. [Flyers, notes] 30. [Invoices, financial records] 31. [Flyers, surveys] 32. [Flyers, media articles, committee notes] 33. [Conference participant lists] “;} Records of the New York Organizing Committee for the 1987 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. There is considerable material (deposit records, bank statements, fundraising) on the financial records of the committee. In addition, there is material on transportation, housing, speakers and events scheduled. There are endorsements of the March from labor and political figures, as well as minutes from a March on Washington executive board meeting and several steering committees in various cities. There is some correspondence about travel on Amtrak from Congressman Barney Frank, tickets, post cards, and flyers.

a:1:{i:0;s:759:” 1. Shipping manifests. 1/8″ 2. Duplicate registrations. 1″ 3. City of New York Parks and Recreation sound permits, Delaware Valley Quilt Project papers, list of names represented in quilt panels. 1/4″ 4. Miscellaneous. letters, registration forms, announcements. 1/4″ 5. Announcement of the New York Memorial Quilt display, printed instructions on how to make a quilt panel. 1/8″ 6. Center Quilt Workshop correspondence. 1/8″ 7. Biographical material on people who have died of Aids and are remembered in the New York Memorial Quilt Project. This information was printed out from a floppy disc. 1/2″ 8. Ten photo contact sheets, one offset printed color photo of Names Project display in Washington, D.C. 1/8″ “;} A collection of diverse records and other materials from the New York Memorial Quilt project. Materials include photo contact sheets, announcements, an audio tape, and short biographical materials on people who died of AIDS in the New York City area. The collection reflects both simple compassion and hard work.

a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:14:”section_header”;s:15:”VIDEO TAPE LIST”;s:15:”section_content”;s:63058:”Box 1 1. Tape 1 76/00/00    Summer Final Pilot “A”  59:04 Exterior shots in opening include: Uncle Charlie’s Restaurant, Christopher and Gay streets (signposts), Boot Hill, Company, Ninth Circle, Singles, Julius, Ty’s, Peter Rabbit, Ramrod, Boy Meets Boy (play at Actor’s Playhouse), The Duchess, Bonnie & Clyde, Everard Baths, Danny’s, Christopher Street Bookstore, Barbara’s, and the Limelight. Mike Burger of the Villager interviews Louis Weingarten and Larry Durham of the Society to Make America Safe for Homosexuals (SMASH) a street patrol organization in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. Kitty Cotter – News Desk, short news stories from around the country Jimmy Carter’s gay nephew Ronald Reagan makes anti-gay statement West Virginia repeals sodomy statute Vermont penal code reform is dead Washington DC city council allows gay adoption Maine custody case Tucson, Arizona gay murder Provincetown bans sale of phallic design Florida attacks during Gay Pride Michigan company lists Gay Pride Day in calendar of holidays Commercial for Privé Restaurant on First Avenue Clip of  “Boy Meets Boy” at Actor’s Playhouse Interview by Frank O’Dowd of three cast members from Boy Meets Boy including Robert Thomas, Robin Racine, and Robin Thompson, with footage from the musical play. Editorial by Frank O’Dowd on the purpose of the show and encouraging audience participation and feedback. Iterview by Don L. Stonewhite of Patricia Nell Warren, author of The Front Runner and The Fancy dancer. 2. Tape 2 July 1977 – 51 minutes Intro scenes of New York including couples, Christopher Street, Central Park, Gay Street sign. Frank O’Dowd previews the show and announces that the premiere of the film Sebastiane will be a benefit for The Emerald City on August 10. Commercial for: Firebird Travel Windjammer Cruises, Pleasure Chest 8th Annual New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 26, 1977 Parents of Gays car (4:53) Jean DeVente (5:44) Lesbian Feminist Liberation (6:24) Marsha Johnson w/ GAY LOVE banner (6:47) Arthur Bell talks with Frank O’Dowd (6:55) Dyke [Separatists] (8:12) Stop Anita Bryant sign (8:23) Gay Teachers Association (9:27) Father Robert Clement and John Noble (9:33) Eulenspeigel Society – Mary Ann Collega talks with Pat Bond (10:07) Rollerena (11:22) Lesbian Feminist Liberation chanting (11:31) Dykes & Tykes (11:41) St. Patrick’s “mini protest” (12:00) Sandy Gold of Gay Teachers Association interviewed by Collega (12:14) Dignity for Gay Catholics (14:59) Rally in Central Park (15:27) Hosts discuss turnout of women (16:27) John Paul Hudson (17:10) Marc Rubin, Gay Teachers Association (17:24) Patti Smith (18:26) Lou Reed (21:19) Christopher Street Festival O’Dowd interviews:John Ford (Chap’s Bar); Ed Murphy (West side Bar Association); festival goer, police officer. Performance of Brian Murphy (singer). O’Dowd interviews two impersonators Barbara Streisland (David Miller) and Judy Garland (Gary Rogers). Commercial: Chaps Bar, Big Top Theater Chuck Ortleb interviews lawyer Enid Gerling about entrapment in the 1950s and 60s Ad: Billy the Kid Bar SRO (singing Trio) perform at The Grand Finale 3. Tape 3 56:16  March 28, 1977 (First show to air)     Juanita Flemming     Lambda Theater     Jonathan Katz     Boy Meets Boy Announcement that this is repeat of Monday’ show Opening shots of New York City Frank O’Dowd explains idea of The Emerald City and previews show Clip of Juanita Flemming at the Ali Baba Sheryl Gross and Harry Hart-Brown summarize the news George Sardi does a gossip segment Editorial calling for ads aimed at gay community Clip of Juanita Flemming at the Ali Baba Frank O’Dowd interviews Juanita Flemming David Roggensack interviews Jonathan Katz on the publication of “Gay American History” Clip of “Seven Fabulous Nights”, a play produced by the Manhattan Lambda Productions Frank O’Dowd interviews Ermano Stingo (manager of Manhattan Lambda Productions) and Edmund Trust (director of the production) Clip of “Boy Meets Boy” (play) Closing credits. 4. Tape 4  48:28   30 May 1977   Key West     Matlavich     Adult Novelties     A Discussion     Marie Blake City scenes as intro, includes many couples and cruising Frank O’Dowd comments on Everard Bath tragedy; makes a future reference to June 7 Florida referendum Inside shot of Chaps Bar – 3rd Avenue between 87 and 88 Streets Lou Maletta and Luke Valenti of Firebird Travel Club Miami footage, interior and exterior Key West, Florida: Pines Hotel, interior and exterior; The Monster, interior and exterior including disco; Home of Hemmingway; tour with curator Frances Reid; interview of Jim Paterson with Frances Reid; Club Key West, interior and exterior; Pidgeon House Patio; Pirates Alley; Billie’s Bar and Restaurant, interior; Fogarty House;  Key Lime Realty (Old Town) with Janet Hill Kates and Frank O’Dowd; water and sail boats News with Harry Hart-Brown: NYU Student Senate votes for non-discrimination New Democratic Coalition choses Bella Abzug for Mayor Gay retirement village in Los Angeles Jesus of Nazareth film (NBC) is praised by most Quote from Elaine Noble Thanks for blood donors to the Everard Bath victims Leonard Matlovich interviewed live re: Dade County Florida referendum June 7th John Vasquez interviews Del Williams of Eve’s Garden and Bill Rifkin of the Pleasure Chest Ad for Windjammer Cruise from Firebird Travel Marie Blake sings from the Five Oaks Restaurant and is interviewed by Frank O’Dowd 5. Tape 5   27:12   November 28, 1977   Barbara Cook     Greater Gotham Business Council Fair Opening shots of New York City Frank O’Dowd previews the show and makes community announcements Commercial for Grand Central Resort (Atlantic City), Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, “Photographs of the Classic Male Nude” by Von Gloeden, Billy the Kid Bar Coverage of Greater Gotham Business Council’s annual Christmas Fair with interviews by O’Dowd of H. Gerald Shift (GGBC president), Maryann Collega and Don Clay. Commercial for Happy Tunes Records, Ice Palace 57 Frank O’Dowd at Reno Sweeney’s Paradise Room with interview and clip of November 15 Barbara Cook performance Commercial for Metrolines, Inc., G & A books, Gayellow Pages, Twilight Bar Interview and clips continued Closing credits 6. Tape 6   28:15  78/07/00    Parade     Christopher Street Liberation Day 51 minutes Ninth annual Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade and Rally in Central Park (June 25, 1978) Intro: Marchers chant “Gay Rights Now” plus footage and voiceover Commercials for men’s fashion guide “Looking Good”; erotic bookstore G & A Books (2:18) Reading by Special Assistant to the Mayor John LoCicero of Mayor Koch’s Gay Pride Week Proclamation, June 19 (3:23) Parade footage Frank O’Dowd interviews John Paul Hudson (5:50), other marchers including Vito Russo and Arnie Kantrowitz (6:50) Rally in Central Park, hosted by Vito Russo Baby Jane Dexter performs, plus crowd shots (8:27) Gotham comedy group performs (11:40) Mama Jean DeVente interviewed by Maryann Collega (12:15) Bob Roth (Gaysweek Publisher) interviewed by Frank O’Dowd (13:15) Grace Jones performs (14:12) Commercials for Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Metrolines, Inc., and the club Ice Palace 57 (20:41) Christopher Street Festival (21:46) Interviewees discuss atmosphere, one complaining it’s more of a party than last year (24:31) O’Dowd interviews Brandi Alexander (26:13) 7. Tape 7  28:39  July 4, 1978  Summer     Atlantic City Shots of Atlantic City Opening shots of New York City Commercial for Victory Garden, Looking Good Atlantic City footage Frank O’Dowd at Grand Central Resort talks with John J. Schultz, Linda Schultz and Dave Smith about new gambling laws in Atlantic City Clip of Ava Williams at After Dark Piano Lounge Commercial for G & A Books, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Metrolines, Inc., Ice Palace 57 Interview continued Atlantic City Boardwalk shots Interview continued Footage of Studio 5 disco Interview continued Closing credits 8. Tape 8   27:46  March 13, 1978  Geraldine Fitzgerald     Tom Robinson Opening Frank O’Dowd previews show Commercial: Mandate magazine, Man’s Country, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Happy Tunes Records Concert clip of Tom Robinson Band singing “Two, Four, Six, Eight” Zecca interviews Tom Robinson Concert clip of Tom Robinson Band singing “Glad to be Gay” Zecca interviews Tom Robinson, continued Commercial: Twilight Bar, Gayellow Pages, Metrolines, Inc., G & A Books Clip of Geraldine Fitzgerald at Reno Sweeney’s Paradise Room Closing credits. 9. Tape 9 78/04/17    Village People     The Harlettes     1st Syndication Episode preview:  Formerly of the Harlettes at Reno Sweeney; Village People’s “Macho Man” music video Opening Montage: shots of Castro, Christopher Street, Christopher St. Pier, Club Miami Disco, Fire Island Ferry, glimpses (from past interviews) of Lynne Carter, Cal Culver, Formerly the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Polk Street, Wayland Flowers & Madame with segment host Frank O’Dowd, Arthur Bell, Quentin Crisp, Eartha Kitt, Gotham, Barbara Cook, Arthur Bressan Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald; quick clip of Village People music video of “Macho Man”; clips from “Boys in the Sand” Segment host Frank O’Dowd promotes Formerly of the Harlettes and Village People music video Commercial for Grand Central Resort, Atlantic City;  Man’s Country Baths, 28 West 15th Street; Metrolines, Inc. 24 hour answering service Dory Hanaway interviews members of Formerly of the Harlettes (Sharon Redd, Ula Hedwig, Charlotte Crossley) in Reno Sweeney front room. The group discusses musical influences such as Brian Williams, Barry Manilow, and others. Formerly of the Harlettes perform “Baby Love,” and “Optimistic Voices”. Interview continued. The group discusses previously performing solo compared to singing together again as a group. Formerly of the Harlettes performance, continued. Interview continued: the group discusses most exciting experiences from the past, and experiences writing. Performance continued: “Ain’t No Man Worth It”, and other songs. Interview continued: Formerly of the Harlettes and Dory Hanaway close interview. Commercial for Jan Wallman’s Restaurant and Cabaret on Cornelia Street; 250 Book center and G&A Books on West 42nd Street Music Video, Village People’s “Macho Man” Ad for Profile Gym and Sauna at 47th Street and 2nd Avenue Closing Credits 10. Tape 10 78/04/21    Wayland Flowers     Special [Audio only] Promo for Wayland Flowers Opening sequence. Frank O’Dowd’s introduces performer Wayland Flowers. Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco. Commercial, Profile fitness center. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Performance by Wayland Flowers. Commercial, Man’s Country gym/bath house. Commercial, Metrolines, Inc., telephone answering service. Commercial, “Word is Out” film. Continue performance by Wayland Flowers. Wayland Flowers interviewed by Dorian Hannaway. Continue performance by Wayland Flowers. Commercial, Grand Central Resort, Atlantic City. Commercial, Profile fitness center. Closing credits. 11. Tape 11 – May 8, 1978 – 27:58 Episode preview. Opening, shots of New York City Frank O’Dowd previews show Commercial: Grand Central Resort (Atlantic City), “Word is Out” (film), G & A Books, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant Clip of “The Neon Women” with Divine at Hurrah Frank O’Dowd interviews Divine Clip of “NeonWoman” Interview continued Clip of “Neon Woman” Commercial: Profile Fitness Center, Victory Garden, Metrolines, Inc. Village People music video of “Just a Gigolo Closing credits. 12. Tape 12   28:22  May 22, 1978   Ed Murphy     Gay Double Agent     Kraftwerk Episode preview. Opening, shots include brief clips of Quentin Crisp and Bella Abzug Frank O’Dowd previews show Commercial for Ice Palace 57 (including inside footage), G & A Books Gene Stavis interview with Ed ‘Skull’ Murphy refering to recent Village Voice Article on Murphy by Arthur Bell. Murphy discusses his role as police informant for the Federal government (1964-66) and for the New York State Committee on Crime. Commercial for Victory Garden (plants) and Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, 28 Cornelia Street. Ed Murphy continues interview with account of Stonewall Bar and Riots. He was the door manager. Gives information on police payoffs, and entrapment by the police. Commercial for Man’s Country (Baths), 28 W. 15 Street (including interior footage), and Metrolines, Inc. Performace video by the band Kraftwerk. Closing credits 13. Tape 13  78/06/02   Marshal Mason     David Spangler Episode preview:  interview with Marshall Mason (artistic director of Circle Repertory Theater); singer David Spangler at Tramps Opening Montage: shots of Castro, Christopher Street, Christopher St. Pier, Club Miami Disco, Fire Island Ferry, glimpses (from past interviews) of Lynne Carter, Cal Culver, Formerly the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Polk Street, Wayland Flowers & Madame with segment host Frank O’Dowd, Arthur Bell, Quentin Crisp, Eartha Kitt, Gotham, Barbara Cook, Arthur Bressan Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald; quick clip of Village People music video of “Macho Man”; clips from “Boys in the Sand” Frank O’Dowd promos segments by Marshall Mason and David Spangler Commercial: Man’s Country Bathhouse, Manhattan Community Athletic Association benefit softball game, Jan Wallman’s restaurant and cabaret Playwright Ken Kliban interviews Marshall Mason about Circle Rep and its current production of Lanford Wilson’s “The Fifth of July” Commercial: 250 Book Center and G&A Books, Metrolines answering service, Victory Garden Plant ‘n’ Grow David Spangler’s nightclub act at Tramps; songs include “Jonathan” Closing credits 14. Tape 14  October 2, 1978 28:18   Butterfly Mc Queen     Roxbury Run Village Clip from the film “Gone with the Wind” Episode preview. Opening shots of New York City and of past shows Frank O’Dowd previews the show Commercial: “Looking Good” (book), Ice Palace 57 Frank O’Dowd interviews Glen Petersen of Roxbury Run Village, a resort area town house development being marketed to gays Promo film of Roxbury Run Village Interview continued Commercial: Metrolines, Inc., Jan Wallman’s Restaurant Clip of Butterfly McQueen at Reno Sweeney’s Dory Hanaway interviews Butterfly McQueen Clip of Butterfly McQueen at Reno Sweeney’s Interview continued Closing credits 15. Tape 15  78/10/09  Lee Horwin     Dancer From The Dance Episode preview:  singer Lee Horwin at The Ballroom, author Andrew Holleran (Dancer from the Dance) Intro with shots of the Castro; West Village; Fire Island Pines ferry and beach; Casey Donovan (Cal Culver) in “Boys in the Sand”; quick clips of guests including Lynne Carter, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame with segment host Frank O’Dowd, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook at Reno Sweeney, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Arthur Bell, Geraldine Gitzgerald; quick clip of Village People video of “Macho Man” Opening remarks by Frank O’ Dowd on Andrew Holleran and Lee Horwin Commercial, “Looking Good: A Guide for Men” by Charles Hix Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco Brandon Judell interviews Andrew Holleran Commercial, Roxbury Run Village gay resort Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant and cabaret Commercial, Metrolines answering service Lee Horwin rehearses at The Ballroom (songs include “Marieke” by Jacques Brel); Frank O’Dowd interviews Lee in front of famous Ballroom mural; closing credits with Horwin singing. 16. Tape 16  October 16, 1978   28:46   Jason McBride     Briggs Initiative Episode preview. Shots of New York City and past shows Frank O’Dowd responds to viewer objections to “60 Minute Queer Show” Frank O’Dowd previews the show Ad: Roxbury Run Village Clip of Jayson MacBride at Scene One Frank O’Dowd interviews Jayson MacBride, former porn star turned singer Clip from “Night at the Adonis,” porn film with Jayson MacBride Interview continued Clip of Jayson MacBride at Scene 1 Ad: “Looking Good” (book) Chuck Ortleb interviews Murray Edelman of United Fund to Defeat the Briggs Initiative Closing credits 17. Tape 17  78/10/23  Selma Hazori     Scene One     Kings Don’t Mean A Thing     Ronnie Whyte Show preview: Selma Hazouri at Scene One; Vito Russo interviews Arthur Bell; Ronny Whyte at Jan Wallman’s. Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People. Frank O’Dowd apologizes for cancellation of Rollerina interview; previews Vito Russo’s interview with Arthur Bell; introduces segment of Selma Hazouri at Scene One in Greenwich Village Selma Hazouri sings Bondage Melody Frank O’Dowd comments on Selma Hazouri Commercial, Andrew Holleran’s novel “Dancer from the Dance” Vito Russo interviews Arthur Bell on his book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing” Commercial, Roxbury Run Village resort near Woodstock, NY Ronny Whyte at Jan Wallman’s: “My Baby Just Cares for Me,” interview with Frank O’Dowd, “This Masquerade”. Closing credits. 18. Tape 18  78/10/30  Barbara Cook     Illustrators     David Byrd     Richard Amsel Show Preview: Barbara Cook at Reno Sweeney; Dory Hanaway interviews illustrators Richard Amsel and David Byrd. Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’ Dowd previews upcoming Quentin Crisp interview and Egypt travelogue and Barbara Cook/ Richard Amsel and David Byrd segments Barbara Cook at Reno Sweeney: “New York State of Mind” Frank O’Dowd; more segment previews Commercial: Arthur Bell on his book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing” Dory Hanaway interviews Richard Amsel and David Byrd Commercial, Andrew Holleran’s novel “Dancer from the Dance” Barbara Cook at Reno Sweeney: “Remember/Come in from the Rain” Commercial: Roxbury Run Village resort near Woodstock, NY Dori Hanaway takes a bath; closing words/closing credits 19. Tape 19  June 11, 1978   28:06  Larry Kramer     Faggots     Lynn Carter Clip of Lynn Carter Voice over preview of show Opening shots include Rollerena, Arthur Bell, and Quentin Crisp Frank O’Dowd plug for Islanders Club and preview of show Commercial for Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Roxbury Run Village Vito Russo interviews Larry Kramer just before his book “Faggots” was published Ad featuring Arthur Bell pluging his book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing’. Lynn Carter performance clip Closing credits 20. Tape 20 78/11/13    To The Happiness Of Us All     Couples Study Show preview: “The Happiness of Us All” at Bondini’s restaurant in Greenwich Village; Chip Jackson discusses couples with Drs. Philip Blumstein and Pepper Schwartz. Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd previews musical revue “To the Happiness of Us All: A Deco Musical Fantasy” with Peggy Hewitt, Norman Rawlings, and the all-girl orchestra of Miss Fawn; and Blumstein and Schwartz interview.  O’Dowd thanks supporters of bill to defeat Proposition 6. Commercial, Dalida at Carnegie Hall Commercial, Roxbury Run Village resort near Woodstock, NY. “To the Happiness of Us All” excerpts: “The Carioca,” “Italian Street Song,” “Down in the Depths” Commercial, Arthur Bell’s book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing” Commercial, “My Mental Block” novelty necklace Chip Jackson interviews Dr. Philip Blumstein and Dr. Pepper Schwartz (sociology professors, Univ. of Washington) on their three-year study of relationships. Commercial, Dalida at Carnegie Hall Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant “To the Happiness of Us All” excerpt (“This Is It”) and closing credits 21. Tape 21 78/11/20    Gotham     The Love Habit Show preview: Gotham at Reno Sweeney; Ann Cumming, author of “The Love Habit” Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd previews Ann Cumming interview and Gotham, and next week’s Yves Navarre and Zora Rasmussen segments Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant Commercial, Dalida at Carnegie Hall Commercial, Arthur Bell’s book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing” Commercial, Roxbury Run Village resort near Woodstock, NY Frank O’Dowd interviews Ann Cumming Commercial, “Freakout” board game Commercial, “My Mental Block” novelty necklace Commercial, Dalida at Carnegie Hall Gotham at Reno Sweeney sing “I Go to Rio,” “Mr. Paganini” (screen goes black midway through first number; no picture for rest of show) 22. Tape 22 78/11/27    Yves Navarre     Sweet Tooth     Zora Rasmussen Show preview: Zora Rasmussen at Reno Sweeney, Yves Navarre interview. Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd on protest letters about recent Larry Kramer interview. Previews Yves Navarre, author of “Sweet Tooth” necrophilia novel, and Zora Rasmussen. Commercial, Arthur Bell’s book “Kings Don’t Mean a Thing” Commercial, “Freakout” board game Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant Chip Jackson interviews Yves Navarre Commercial, “My Mental Block” novelty necklace Commercial, Roxbury Run Village resort near Woodstock, NY Zora Rasmussen at Reno Sweeney: “You’ll Never Get to Heaven (If You Break My Heart),” “New York, New York” (heavy tape distortion); closing credits 23. Tape 23 78/12/04    Jan Wallman     Showcase     Viva Viva [AUDIO ONLY] Episode preview. Frank O’Dowd introduces show segments: interview with Peter Jackson and Brian Peterson, both involved with the revue “Viva, Viva” at the Rainbow Room; taped performances by Charlotte Clay and Dorothy Vogue. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Commercial, My Mental Block, novelty necklace for addressing phobias, in silver or gold. [PARTIAL VIDEO RESUMES] Frank O’Dowd segment with Peter Jackson, director and choreographer, and Brian Peterson, star, working in “Viva, Viva”.  Topics:  Jackson & Peterson’s collaborations; their previous work; meeting in a dance class; Commercial, Freakout, adult board game. Commercial, Roxbury Run Village, vacation resort. [AUDIO ONLY] Performances by Dorothy Vogue and Charlotte Clay at Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Closing credits. 24. Tape 24 78/12/11    Egypt [Audio only] Opening sequence. Frank O’Dowd introduces the show in Cairo, Egypt. Commercial, unidentified book title. A video tour of Egypt, with a voice-over description of modern and historical Cairo; montage of various locations and scenes. Commercial, Roxbury Run Village, vacation resort. [Partial visuals] Frank O’Dowd interviews a representative of Gypsy Feet, a travel agency that charters trips for gay men and women.  They discuss misconceptions about gay culture in Egypt. Video tour continues:  the Pyramids at Giza; the Sphinx; others. Editorial delivered by a member of the National Gay Task Force concerning instances of violence against gays across the country. Closing credits. 25. Tape 25 79/01/00    The Final Chapter [Audio only] Frank O’Dowd explains that this will be the last show, composed of clips; describes the initial concept of the show three years prior and planning that went into the early production.  Lack of advertising revenue is given as a reason for the show going off the air; although viewership is high, advertisers do not recognize the viability of cable. O’Dowd thanks previous and current producers of the show and Kaleidoscope Studios; bids goodbye. Closing credits preceded by short clip of Dorothy from “The Wizard of Oz”, prominently featuring the red shoes. 26. Tape 26   56:58   August 8, 1977  Abzug, Bella     Mary Marvin    Fire Island Opening scenes of New York City Frank O’Dowd previews the show Commercial for Windjammer Cruise by Firebird Travel and for the Big Top Theater The Pines, Fire Island: ferry; dock; boardwalk and beach; home of Jim Patterson Gaysweek upcoming events Ad for Chaps Bar Skit “Mary Marvin, Mary Marvin” from the Big Top Theater Ad for Billy the Kid Bar, Jackson Heights, Queens Vito Russo interviews Bella Abzug on running for Mayor of New York City Ad for the Pleasure Chest Gotham (comedy group) at Barbara Ann’s Restaurant Closing credits 27. Tape 27  September 1977  Apuzzo, Ginny     Atlantic City Opening shots include street signs at the corner of Christopher and Gay, Times Square, and Central Park including the Rambles. Frank O’Dowd asks for reaction to last weeks Gay Clout issue of New York Magazine.  He also anounces free blood tests for hepatitis to be given at Man’s Country, Gay Men’s Health Crisis, and Church of the Beloved Disciple. Ad for Windjammer Cruise by Firebird Travel. Maryann Collega interviews Ginny Apuzzo. They speak of Apuzzo’s work with the newly formed Gay Rights National Lobby, the National Women’s Political Caucus, and the New York Political Action Council. A possible run by Apuzzo for State Assmbly in 1978 is also mentioned. Commercial for Chaps Bar (interior shots, UperEast Side), the Big Top Theater (49th and Broadway), and Billy the Kid (interior shots, Jackson Heights, Queens). Long feature on Atlantic City New Jersey with interview by Frank O’Dowd of John J. Schultz. Includes exterior shots of gay beach, Land of Oz bar, Ramrod, Lark Inn, and Grand Central Hotel.  Interior shots of Grand Central Resort, Club Baths, M&M Disco,  and After Dark Piano Lounge.  Shots of the drag show at the resort. 28. Tape 28 Bagley, Ben     Boy Meets Boy     Painted Smiles Show preview plus opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd announces next week’s segments and discusses opening of Derek Jarman film “Sebastiane”; previews interview with revue and showtune record producer Ben Bagley and clips from off-Broadway revue “Boy Meets Boy”. Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco Commercial, Happy Tunes Records Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant and cabaret Commercial, Metrolines answering service Bruce Keene interviews Ben Bagley on his Painted Smiles record series and off-Broadway revues, including “The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter” and the “Shoestring Revue.” Commercial, The Gay Scene newspaper Commercial, Mandate magazine Commercial, Man’s Country bathhouse Commercial, “Timbuktu” with Eartha Kitt Commercial, Twilight cruise bar Commercial, Gayellow Pages Clips from “Boy Meets Boy,” off-Broadway  musical at Actor’s Playhouse, by Bill Solly and Donald Ward, shot July 1976.  Cast includes Joe Barrett, Bobby Bowen, Jan Crean, David Gallegly, Rita Gordon, Monica Grignon, David Guinn, Mary-Ellen Hanlon, Richard King, Jim Payne, Paul Ratkevich, Bobby Reed, Jan Rounds, Kathy Willinger, Raymond Wood Closing Credits 29. Tape 29   June 6, 1977 30:03  Bell, Arthur     The Harletts Opening shots of New York City Frank O’Dowd previews show. Ken Cliburn interviews Village Voice columnist Arthur Bell – general conversation about City Council Majority Leader Tom Cuite and the Gay Rights Bill. They also talk of criticism of Bell’s article on gay bar life. News Desk with Harry Hart-Brown – Texas Ban on gay college groups, dispute at Texas A & M; Seattle reverses gay cop ban; Ku Klux Klan statement; Big Brothers of Minneapolis; Anita Bryant Dade County ad in April edition of the Miami Herald George Sardi talks of Neil Simon’s upcoming film “Good Bye Girl” starring Richard Dreyfus and of the book “Dreams Die First” by Al Robbins. Commercial: Windjammer Cruises by Firebird Travel Clip of FTH (Formerly the Harlettes) at the Paradise Room Closing Credits Everard fire appeal 30. Tape 30 – January 1978 – 28:20 minutes Chaplin Tribute     Key West, Florida Opening Frank O’Dowd wishes everyone a Happy New Year. Commercial: Happy Tunes Records, Jan Wallman’s Restaurtant, Metrolines, G & A Books Key West tour – repeat footage (see tape number 4) Commercial: Mandate, Ice Palace 57, Big Top Theater and Broadway Arms, Gayellow Pages Charlie Chaplin flim clips Commercial: Where It’s At, Billy the Kid (Bar), Twilight (Bar) Closing credits. 31. Tape 31 Clift, Montgomery     Pat Bosworth     Hot Peaches Show preview, plus opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd previews segments: Interview with Patricia Bosworth (author of Montgomery Clift biography “Monty”) and “Hot Peaches” drag revue from Sutton Warehouse Theatre Commercial, Happy Tunes Record Commercial, Man’s Country bathhouse Commercial, Metrolines answering service Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant and cabaret Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books Show producer Gene Stavis interviews Patricia Bosworth Commercial, Gayellow Pages Commercial, New York Hair Center Clips of “Hot Peaches” Closing Credits 32. Tape 32 Crisp, Quentin Opening montage: shots of Castro in SF, Christopher St., Club Miami bathhouse, Fire Island ferry, Lynne Carter, Casey Donovan (Cal Culver), Formerly of the Harlettes, Bella Abzug, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Quentin Crisp, Gotham, Arthur Bell, Eartha Kitt, Barbara Cook, Arthur J. Bressan, Jr., Geraldine Fitzgerald, Village People Frank O’Dowd previews interview with Quentin Crisp Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant and cabaret Commercial, Grand Central Resort, Atlantic City Commercial, Happy Tunes Records Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books Father John Noble from Church of the Beloved Disciple (gay NY church) interviews his old friend Quentin Crisp on his life and “The Naked Civil Servant” Commercial, Christopher Street magazine Commercial, Billy the Kid bar, Jackson Heights Commercial, “Photographs of the Classic Male Nude” by Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden Quentin Crisp interview (continued) Closing credits 33. Tape 33  Fitzgerald, Geraldine Betty Boop Episode preview. Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd previews upcoming segments:  Geraldine Fitzgerald at the Reno Sweeney’s Paradise Room; Max Fleischer on Betty Boop. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Commercial,  Man’s Country spa/gym. [Audio only] Commercial, Ozma nightclub. Commercial,  Mandate magazine. Commercial, Metrolines, Inc., telephone answering service. Betty Boop clip. Commercial, Twilight bar. Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books adult bookstores. Commercial,  Gayellow Pages. Commercial,  Happy Tunes Records. Frank O’Dowd interviews Geraldine Fitzgerald. Segment intercut with performances by Fitzgerald. Commercial,  Ice Palace 57. Commercial, Broadway Arms. Commercial,  Billy the Kid bar in Jackson Heights, Queens. Closing credits. 34. Tape 34  40:36  Flowers, Wayland Charles Hix Looking Good Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd reports that taping of show took place on September 8; Michael Moran will speak with Charles Hix; Wayland Flowers performs at The Grand Finale. Lynn Frizzell, songwriter of “Hurricane Anita” speaks with O’Dowd. Commercial, Chaps bar. Segment “Conversation Piece”:  Michael Moran interviews Charles Hix, author of “Looking Good”, a book on men’s grooming. Commercial,  Christopher Street magazine. Commercial, Grand Central Resort in Atlantic City, featuring the Show Biz Lounge, M&M Disco, and Club Baths Atlantic City. Performance by Wayland Flowers at The Grand Finale. Commercial, Billy the Kid bar in Jackson Heights, Queens. Frank O’Dowd interviews Wayland Flowers on location from Grand Finale. 35. Tape 35  58:00  Flowers, Wayland Enid Gerling Starting Here [Audio  only] Frank O’Dowd introduces “world’s first regularly scheduled television show aimed primarily at a gay viewing audience”; explains show is presented in magazine format. [Visual] Performance from “Starting Here, Starting Now” at the Broadway on Theatre restaurant. Frank O’Dowd interviews Margery Cohen, Loni Ackerman, and George Lee Andrews from the show “Starting Here, Starting Now”.  The interview is intercut with clips of performances by the three performers. Newsdesk Segment with Darlene Ryan & Harry Hart-Brown:  Carter administration agrees to meeting between representatives of gay community and various government departments to take place in September; Robert L. Livingston becomes first openly gay member of NYC’s Human Rights Commission; a group of gay professionals in Los Angeles set up the L.A. Community Guild; the first Gay History Workshop organized in Washington, entitled “Homosexuality in History”; three city employees and the first female police officer in Boise, Idaho were dismissed on rumors of being lesbians; contributions are solicited for the Miami Victory Campaign to fight Anita Bryant’s anti-gay campaign. Entertainment news delivered by George Sardi. Segment “Conversation Piece”:  Chuck Ortleb speaks with attorney Enid Gerling, focusing on her involvement representing clients in entrapment cases. Editorial:  Harry Hart-Brown on gay rights opponent Anita Bryant. Performance by Wayland Flowers from The Grand Finale. Frank O’Dowd interviews Wayland Flowers on location from Grand Finale. 36. Tape 36  Flowers, Wayland Master Assorted Logos Performance by Wayland Flowers. Frank O’Dowd interviews Wayland on location from Grand Finale. Closing credits. 37. Tape 37  28:14  Hockney, David The Classic Nude Von Gloeden Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd previews show; announces that originally scheduled program on gays in sports was cancelled at last minute.  David Hockney will be interviewed by Henry Geldzahler; Father Noble will talk with Beryl Veasey. Commercial, Happy Tunes Records with opening clip of Betty Boop cartoon. Commercial, Grand Central Resort in Atlantic City, featuring the Show Biz Lounge, M&M Disco, and Club Baths Atlantic City. Commercial,  “Photographs of the Classical Male Nude”, book of reproductions by Baron Wilhelm Von Gloeden. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant. Commercial, Gayellow Pages. Henry Geldzahler, curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, interviews British painter David Hockney. Topics: why he came to New York; the book “David Hockney”, by David Hockney;  Geldzahler’s claim that he was part of the team with the idea to have Hockney write an autobiography, and Hockney’s claim he gets talked into things quite easily;  living with Peter Schlesinger while in California and London; finding London not an easy city to live in alone. Commercial, Ice Palace 57. Commercial, Billy the Kid in Jackson Heights. Commercial, Metrolines, Inc. telephone answering service. Commercial, Twilight bar. Father John Noble, Church of the Beloved Disciple, interviews Beryl Veasey, publisher of “Photographs of the Classical Male Nude”.  Topics:  von Gloeden’s background as German Baron in turn-of-the-century village of Taormina in Sicily; was well-known in European aristocratic, literary and artistic circles; his photographic concept of Taormina’s boys as the last remnant of the classical world.  Von Gloeden gave money from sale of his prints to the boys.  His collection of glass plates was bequeathed to his companion. Commercial,  “Photographs of the Classical Male Nude”, book of reproductions by Baron Wilhelm VonGloeden. Closing credits. 38. Tape 38  28:30  James, Jessica Tim Cahill Larry Kert Introduction, voiceover announces profile of Larry Kert, Tim Cahill and performance by Jessica James. Opening sequence. Frank O’Dowd informs viewer that this is the last complete broadcast of The Emerald City; reasons will be explained on later broadcast. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant. Jessica James performs medley of songs Tim Cahill performs stand-up comedy. Larry Kert from The Bell performs “Tonight” from “West Side Story.” Arthur Bell interviews Larry Kert at the Bell.  Topics:  his approach to performing; his role in Jolie. Kert performs a medley from “Company”. 39. Tape 39 Kennedy, Neal     Sebastiane     Gerri Griffon Show preivew:  interview of Neil Kennedy by Vito Russo, and profile of singer Gerry Griffin. Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd announces the film “Sebastiane” directed by Derek Jarman has broken attendance records at Quad Cinema in Greenwich Village. Commercial, Ozma restaurant under chef Charles Ullma, and Emerald City disco upstairs. Commercial, Man’s Country gym/spa/bathhouse. Commercial,  Happy Tunes Records, with opening clip of Betty Boop cartoon. Commercial,   Mandate magazine. (Tagline: For men who walk on the wild side”.) Vito Russo introduces Neil Kennedy, actor who plays Maximus in Derek Jarman’s “Sebastiane”.  Topics:  the risk for Kennedy of playing that part; learning to speak lines in Latin. Clip from “Sebastiane”:  men on a sandy desert around a group of wrestling beetles; Maximus eats one of the beetles; two men perform a choreographed wrestling match. Interview continued: the controversial nature of the character Maximus; Kennedy’s attempt to make the character as unpleasant as possible; how facets of masculinity and femininity are expressed in the movie’s gay characters, and how Kennedy approaches it in other roles; Kennedy living in Los Angeles, and writing. Commercial,  250 Book Center and G&A Books adult bookstores. Commercial,  New York Hair Center. Commercial,  Twilight bar. Commercial,  Metrolines, Inc. telephone answering service. Commercial,  Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Gerri Griffin performs at Hurrah.  Songs include “I Believe in Love” and “I’ve Got It Bad”. Closing credits. 40. Tape 40 Kind, Roslyn     Craig Russell Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd introduces show as “Emerald City Late Night”, indicates new time slot of show for proceeding thirteen weeks; responds to questions received in mail to say that show is not funded by any grants, is totally advertising supported. Commercial, Grand Central Resort in Atlantic City, featuring the Show Biz Lounge, M&M Disco, and Club Baths Atlantic City. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Segment “Conversation Piece” hosted by Arthur Bell, reporter for Village Voice, interviewing Craig Russell, impersonator and star of “Outrageous”. Topics:  choices of female performers to impersonate; his part as a hairdresser in the film “Outrageous” and his time as an actual hairdresser. Commercial, Billy the Kid bar, in Jackson Heights, Queens. Commercial, Happy Tunes Records (opens with clip of Betty Boop cartoon). Commercial, Christopher Street magazine Poetry & Art issue. Roslyn Kind performs “Come in from the Rain” at The Grand Finale; is interviewed by Maryann Collega.  Topics: performing at The Grand Finale; performing in LA; returning to LA to star in movie “Hot Rides Nashville”. Closing credits. 41. Tape 41 Kirkwood, James     Old T&A Movies Opening sequence with scenes of New York City; “Anything Goes” plays during sequence. Frank O’Dowd announces availability of tickets for American premiere of film “Sebastiane” and The Emerald City’s first anniversary party, held Wednesday, March 1; James Kirkwood will be interviewed later in show; introduces film circa 1930. Rare film “Sailor Soldier”, ca. 1930. Commercial, Ice Palace 57 nightclub. Commercial, Man’s Country gym/sauna/bathhouse. Commercial, Happy Tunes Records (opens with clip of a Betty Boop cartoon.) Commercial, Mandate magazine (tagline:  For men who walk on the wild side). Commercial, Metrolines, Inc., telephone answering service. Commercial, Film “Sebastiane” at Ozma on March 1, followed by Emerald City 1st anniversary celebration. Brandon Judell, GaysWeek columnist, interviews James Kirkwood, Pulitzer winning playwright of “A Chorus Line”.  Topics: the staged productions of “P.S. Your Cat is Dead”; his views on acting; and the autobiographical nature of his writing. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books adult bookstores. Commercial, Twilight bar. James Kirkwood interview by Brandon Judell, continued.  Topics:  casting for “Good Times/Bad Times”; replacing his dead cat. Commercial, film “Sebastiane” at Ozma on March 1, followed by Emerald City 1st anniversary celebration. Commercial, “El Paso Wrecking, Corp.” at 55 St. Playhouse. Closing Credits, with music from “A Chorus Line”. 42. Tape 42 Kitt, Eartha [Audio only] Show preview. Frank O’Dowd introduces show:  continuation of an interview with Arthur Bell from previous week’s show. Commercial, Man’s Country gym/bath house. Commercial, unidentifiable. Arthur Bell, of the Village Voice, interviews Eartha Kitt.  Topics:  live performances; her physique; beginning career as a dancer; the incident involving her visit to speak with Lady Bird Johnson at the White House; comparing the plight of gays with that of African Americans for equal rights. [Visual] Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Commercial, Metrolines, Inc., telephone answering service. [Audio only] Eartha Kitt interview continued:  dealing with issues of race as a performer; Montgomery Clift’s death. Commercial, “Timbuktu” on Broadway with Eartha Kitt. Closing credits. 43. Tape 43 Kneeland, Bobby     Scene 1 [Audio only] Opening sequence with scenes of New York City set to the song “Anything Goes”. Frank O’Dowd introduces show. Commercial, “Photographs of the Classic Male Nude”, book of reproductions by Wilhelm von Gloeden. Commercial, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant. Commercial, Gayellow Pages. Commercial, Big Top, Broadway Arms and Café Espresso. Commercial, Metrolines, Inc., telephone answering service. Mime performance by Lavinia. O’Dowd interviews owner of Scene One cabaret in Greenwich Village, Bobby Newman.  Topics:  the nature of his establishment; performers at his establishment. Performance by unidentifiable performer at Scene One. Commercial, Billy the Kid bar, Jackson Heights, Queens. Commercial, Happy Tunes Records. Commercial, Twilight bar. Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books adult bookstores. Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco. Bobby Newman interview continued. Additional performance by unidentified performer at Scene One. Closing credits. 44. Tape 44 Livingston     Greater Gotham Business Council     #3     Unc Vinty [Audio only] Opening sequence with scenes of New York City set to the song “Anything Goes”. Frank O’Dowd introduces Emerald City (first show). Commercial, Firebird Travel. O’Dowd interviews Uncle Vinty.  Topics:  performance background and style, described as theatre and rock; working on Wall Street selling options in commodities market.  Includes clips of Uncle Vinty’s onstage performances, playing piano. Harry Hart-Brown and Sheryl Gross report news.  Openly gay Floridian Air Force member ousted from service named chair of Miami Gay Rights organization; Secretary of Defense Harold Brown announced application for former service members wishing to upgrade discharges; Baton Rouge gay activist facing trial for kidnapping 17 year old hitchhiker; Reversal of obscenity ruling for two books in Canada, “Loving Man” and “Men Loving Men”; the bankrupted Mattachine Society’s library was sold at auction; an updated Kinsey study at University of Indiana was released. Highlights from Disco for Democracy event to raise funds for Dade County, Florida’s Fight Against Anita Bryant. Classified Commercial, a new department of Emerald City, introduces a sample ad with a male searching for an apartment. Christopher Street magazine publisher interviews Robert Livingston, openly gay Commissioner of New York City’s Human Rights Commission, working to pass protections based on homosexuality. O’Dowd introduces performers of the group Gotham at Barbara Ann’s. Closing credits. 45. Tape 45- c. Jan 1978 – 28:09 minutes Ludlum, Charles     The Ventriloquist’s Wife     Sabastiane (film) Opening Frank O’Dowd previews the program Clips from the film “Sebastiane” Commercial: Man’s Country, Happy Tunes Records, Gayellow Pages, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Metrolines Scene from Charles Ludlum’s The Ventriloquist’s Wife Lola Pashalinski interviews Charles Ludlum and Black Eyed Susan Another scene from The Ventriloquist’s Wife Commercial: Ice Palace 57, Mandate, Twilight Bar, G & A Books Interview with Ludlum and Black Eyed Susan continued Another scene from The Ventriloquist’s Wife Commercial: Ozma, ‘El Paso Wrecking, Corp.”, “Sebastiane”. Closing credits. 46. Tape 46 O’Leary, Jean     National Gay Task Force     Lynn Carter     Grand Finale  53:31   October 1978] Opening shots of New York City Introduction and preview by Frank O’Dowd Introduction by Frank O’Dowd Commercial for Mask-Gas Air Freshener, Billy the Kid bar (Jackson Heights, Queens), Grand Central Resort (Atlantic City). Warner Brothers Cartoon “I Taw a Putty Tat” Commercial for Jan Wallman’s Restaurant,  Happy Tunes records,  Christopher Street Magazine Maryann Collega interviews Jean O’Leary of the National Gay Task Force about White House meeting with Midge Costanza, International Women’s Year conference in Houston, Carol Bellamy victory in New York City, NYC Gay Rights Bill,  and other subjects Ad for Billy the Kid Bar Female impersonator Lynn Carter performs at the Grand Finale Frank O’Dowd interviews Lynn Carter Closing credits   Box 2 47. Tape 47 51:48  October 1977  Poole, Wakefield     Cal Culver Opening shots of Central Park Rambles, Greenwich Village Streets Frank O’Dowd announces that starting the following week they will go to a half hour show. Commercial for Atlantic City’s Grand Central resort and Club Baths, Jan Wallman’s Restaurant, Happy Tunes Records, and Billy the Kid Bar (Queens) Frank O’Dowd interviews Wakefield Poole and Cal Culver (Casey Donovan) Culver talks about first getting into porn, Poole talks about the filming of “Boys in the Band,” and the use of “fluffers”, Culver talks about being recognized on the street. Clips from “Boy’s in the Sand” Commercial for Atlantic City, Christopher Street Magazine, Jan Wallman’s and Happy Tunes Records Poole talks about his pre-film career as a dancer and a director, making of “Boy’s in the Sand”, and the making of “Bijou.” Clip from “Bijou” Poole talks about his film “The Bible.” Long clip from “The Bible” (Samson and Delila scene). Clip from “Take One” Poole talks about “Take One” 48. Tape 48   February 1977  Poole, Wakefield     Joe Gage     Kansas City Truck     Baby Jane Dexter Frank O’Dowd announces first anniversary party next Wednesday (March 1, 1977). Commercial for Ice Palace with interior video; Happy Tunes Records; interior video of 250 Book Center; Jan Wallman’s restaurant; Metrolines, Inc. Wakefield Poole conversation with Joe Gage including clips from his films “Kansas City Trucking Company” “El Paso Wrecking Corp.”  “L.A. Tool & Die” Commercial for Mandate; Twilight; Gayellow Pages; Man’s Country with interior video Baby Jane Dexter performance at Tramps Dory Hanaway interviews Dexter Clip of “Sabastiene” a film by Derek Jarman about to have its U.S. premiere 49. Tape 49 27:24  January 1977 Michael Stewart, Kaleb Stone – Judy Garland Impersonator Introduction. Opening: New York City Scenes Frank O’Dowd announcements: Last week Emerald City was at Ozma. Wednesday March 1 they will host Derek Jarman’s “Sebastiane”. Commercial for Mandate Ice Palace 57; Jan Wallman’s restaurant; Happy Tunes Records Wakefield Poole interviews Michael Stewart Commercial for Emerald City at Ozma; Man’s Country; MetroLines; G&A Books Frank O’Dowd interviews Judy Garland impersonator, Kaleb Stone, and shows a performance clip Commercial for 55th Street Playhouse; Twilight (Bar); Gayellow Pages Closing credits 50. Tape 50 56:16 Mid-June 1977   Tripp, Dr. C.A.   Mama’s Boys   60 Minute Queer Show Frank O’Dowd previews the show Ad for Chaps Bar “Moma’s Boy’s” footage Ad for Mask-Gas “Mama’s Boy’s” footage continues Ken Cliburn interviews Dr. C.A. Tripp, author of “Homosexual Matrix” Ad for Firebird Travel News commentary Dade County vote by Harry Hart-Brown Harry Hart-Brown interviews Stevie Knolls of Dykes and Tykes about Christopher Street Liberation Day and about the parade committee Footage of The Playhouse of the Ridiculous production at La Mama of “60 Minute Queer Show” and interview with director John Vaccaro by Frank O’Dowd Credits 51. Tape 51 Wallman, Jan   Word is Out Episode previe: Vito Russo talks with Peter Adair and Lucy Massie Phenix about their gay documentary “Word is Out”; singer-pianist Ava Williams at Jan Wallman’s cabaret Opening montage: shots of Central Park Ramble, Christopher St. Pier, Sheridan Square, Christopher & Gay Sts., Central Park, 53rd & 3rd Frank O’Dowd introduces “Word is Out” and Jan Wallman’s segment Commercial, Happy Tunes Records Commercial, Mandate magazine Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books Commercial, Metrolines answering service Excerpts from “Word is Out”; Vito Russo interviews Peter Adair and Nancy Massie Phenix Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco Commercial, Man’s Country bathhouse Commercial, Billy the Kid bar, Jackson Heights Commercial, Big Top and Broadway Arms bathhouse Frank O’Dowd interviews Jan Wallman at Jan Wallman’s; songs by singer-pianist Ava Williams: “Nowadays,” “I Am My Own Best Friend.” Commercial, Gayellow Pages Commercial, Twilight cruise bar Commercial, “Where It’s At” gay going-out guide Closing credits 52. Tape 52  26:30  October 1977  Waters, John     Desperate Living Opening Credits Frank O’Dowd previews the episode. Commercial: Grand Central Resort (Atlantic City); Jan Wallman’s Restaurant Vito Russo interviews John Waters Commercial: Happy Tune Records; G & A Books; Billy the Kid Bar Vito Russo interviews John Waters continued Clips from film Deperate Living Vito Russo interviews John Waters continued Credits 53. Tape 53 28:08 late Spring 1977 Holly Woodlawn, Jigaboo Introduction: What’s coming up; opening scenes of New York City Frank O’Dowd introduces show. Jigaboo (Vinnie Venzerelli) performs on roller skates in Central Park Commercial for Atlantic City Grand Central Resort; Man’s Country Jan wallman’s restaurant; MetroLines Holly Woodlawn performance clip at Paradise Room of Reno Sweeney’s Frank O’Dowd interviews Holly Woodlawn Performance clip of Holly Woodlawn Commercial for G & A Books; Victory Garden Interview continues Performance clip of Holly Woodlawn Closing credits 54. Tape 54 27:58 Baths, The     A Discussion Opening of New York Scenes Frank O’Dowd previews the show from Man’s Country Baths Commercial for Billy the Kid Bar, Jackson Heights; Grand Central Resort, Atlantic City; Jan Wallman’s Restuarant; G & A Books; Club Baths Miami Arthur Bell interviews bath owners Michael Fusco of Man’s Country and Tony Masiolli of East Side Sauna and Wall Street Sauna Commercial for Happy Tunes Records and “Photographs of the Classic Male Nude” book by Von Gloeden. Bell interview continued Frank O’Dowd previews next weeks show Closing credits 55. Tape 55 Jan 1978  Boys in the Band   La Tourneux Introduction O’Dowd notes Ed Koch first day in office and comments on his proposed executive order Commercial for: Happy Tunes, Mandate, Billy the Kid bar, Metro Lists Clip of the film Boys in the Band and Arthur Bell interviews Robert LaTourneau (Cowboy) Commercial for: Jan Williams Restaurant, Ice Palace, Broadway Arms, Gayellow Pages Continue Bell / LaTourneau interview Clips from Even More Outrageous Commercial for: G & A Books, Twighight Bar 56. Tape 56 Gay USA Dec 1977 Opening montage: shots of Central Park Ramble and other glimpses of Central Park, Christopher Street Pier, Sheridan Square and other West Village shots, 53rd St. and 3rd Ave. Frank O’Dowd (at home) intros show: Interviews with filmmaker Arthur Bressan, Jr. and segment on documentary Gay USA Commercial, “Photographs of the Classic Male Nude” by Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant/cabaret Commercial, Happy Tunes Records Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco Commercial, Metrolines answering service John Rome interviews pornographer/filmmaker Arthur J. Bressan, Jr. on his new documentary, “Gay USA” (about June 1977 Gay Pride march); includes footage from film. Commercial, Twilight cruise bar Commercial, 5th annual Christmas party for Retarded Children of NY (sponsored by gay establishments) Commercial, 250 Book Center & G&A Books Commercial, Broadway Arms bathhouse Interview with Arthur J. Bressan, Jr. continues Commercial, Billy the Kid bar, Jackson Heights, Queens Frank O’ Dowd outro Closing Credits 57. Tape 57 Ice Studio     Gay Engagement Calander December 1977 Show preview:  announcement of interviews with author Martin Grief and Ice Studio owner Archie Walker Opening montage: shots of Central Park Ramble and other glimpses of Central Park, Christopher Street Pier, Sheridan Square and other West Village shots, 53rd St. and 3rd Ave. Frank O’Dowd, at Ice Studio, introduces interviews with Archie Walker and Martin Grief Commercial, Jan Wallman’s restaurant/cabaret Commercial, Emerald City disco/Ozma restaurant Commercial, Mandate magazine Commercial, 250 Book Center and G&A Books Commercial, Gayellow Pages Brandon Judell interviews Martin Grief, author of “The Gay Engagement Calendar 1978” Commercial, Happy Tunes Records Commercial, Ice Palace 57 disco Commercial, Man’s Country bathhouse Commercial, Metrolines answering service Frank O’Dowd skates at Ice Studio, then interviews owner Archie Walker and instructor Mooki Commercial, Emerald City disco/Ozma restaurant Commercial, “El Paso Wrecking Corp.” (Joe Gage porn feature) at 55th St. Playhouse Commercial, Twilight cruise bar Archie Walker interview concludes Closing credits 58. Tape 58 28:57   1977  Commercial Reel Reel of commercials for Jan Williams Restaurant, Happy Tunes Records, Christopher Street (magazine), Mandate (magazine), G & A Books; Von Gloeden book, Twilight Bar, Gayellow Pages, Metrolines, Inc. (phone answering service), Ice Palace 57 (club), Big Top Theater and Broadway Arms, Man’s Country (baths); El Paso Wrecking Corp. (film), Emerald City (restaurant) and Ozma (Gap of 19:32 minutes) Closing credits 59. Tape 59 Untitled    10:27 December 1977 Frank O’Dowd introduces show from outside Reno Sweeney cabaret on West 13th St; announces segments on Barbara Cook at Reno Sweeney, Eartha Kitt (interviewed by Village Voice columnist Arthur Bell), and Larry Kert at the Ballroom (also interviewed by Bell). Frank O’Dowd (on horseback in Sahara Desert) announces MOMA’s King Tut exhibition. Frank O’Dowd at Ice Studio 57, Lexington (73rd-74th Sts.); announces interview with owner Archie Walker. (Cuts off abruptly). Frank O’Dowd interviews Anne Cumming, author of “The Love Habit:  The Sexual Confessions of an Older Woman’. Frank O’Dowd interviews actress Geraldine Fitzgerald at Reno Sweeney about her cabaret act. Barbara Cook takes bow onstage at Reno Sweeney; Frank O’Dowd interviews Cook and accompanist Wally Harper at club. Closing credits 60. Tape 60 Untitled Unedited sketch comedy rehearsals; all actors unidentified unless noted; Frank O’Dowd directing. 62 mins. total 00:00:07-00:03:18 “Masterpiece Squares” parody with red-haired actor (as Peter Stuyvesant) and cute young dark-haired actor (as host/interviewer) 00:03:18-00:06:48 “Masterpiece Squares” parody with blond actor (as host/interviewer) and bearded, dark-haired actor (as Peter Stuyvesant) 00:06:48-00:10:07 “He loves me, he loves me not” sketch by three women 00:10:07-00:11:00 Sketch between two feuding women 00:11:00-00:14:25 Commercial about sex toys by toothy actor 00:14:25-00:17:09 Whorehouse sketch by two actors 00:17:09-00:18:57 Monologue about nutritionist by long-haired actor 00:18:57-00:21:58 Blonde actress Gail Sternberg in monologue about girl who drops acid on Sunset Blvd. 00:21:59-00:22:51 Actress with short blonde curly hair, “Appletine” monologue 00:22:51-00:23:51 Brunette actress with glasses; same “Appletine” monologue 00:23:51-00:25:42 Heavy-set brunette actress; same “Appletine” monologue 00:25:42-00:27:38 Two black actors as R&B duo 00:27:38-00:29:34 “He loves me, he loves me not” comedy sketch by three blonde women 00:29:34-00:30:11 Sketch between two feuding redhead women 00:30:11-00:32:58 “He loves me, he loves me not” comedy sketch by same three blonde women 00:32:58-00:34:35 Balding actor with mustache in sex-toy commercial 00:34:35-00:36:10 Improvised ice cream commercial by actor and actress 00:36:10-00:37:23 Jewish restaurant commercial by actor with mustache 00:37:23-00:38:19 Improvised ice cream commercial by same actor and actress 00:38:19-00:38:51 Jewish restaurant commercial by balding blond actor 00:38:51-00:40:31 Red-haired actress imitates Mae West 00:40:34-01:02:34 Female impersonator Lynne Carter in unidentified nightclub (possibly Les Mouches) as Phyllis Diller and Bette Davis; two unidentified male dancers sing and dance “Hey There, Good Times.” 61. Tape 61  28:15  Late September 1978 Opening Credits Voice over – Frank O’Dowd previews show Commercial: Jan Wallman’s Restaurant; Metrolines, Inc.; Looking Good Arthur Bell interviews female impersonator Craig Russell Clips from film “Outrageous” starring Craig Russell (video is badly broken up) Arthur Bell interviews Craig Russell continued Ad: Victory Garden Clip of singer Roslyn Kind at The Grand Finale Roslyn Kind interviewed by Maryann Collega Another clip of singer Roslyn Kind at the Grand Finale Roslyn Kind interviewed by Maryann Collega continued Another clip of singer Roslyn Kind at the Grand Finale Ad,  “Looking Good” Closing credits. “;}} Three gay men, Frank O’Dowd, Steve Bie, and Gene Stavis, came together during the mid-1970s in New York City to form Truth, Justice, and the American Way, Inc. As a company, they produced a show for community access cable television called The Emerald City which covered a variety of issues in the gay community. The program aired in New York City on Manhattan Cable’s Channel J beginning in March 1977 and was syndicated in San Francisco. Originally an hour long show it switched to a half-hour in the fall of 1977. The Emerald City ran from 1977 to 1978 and had both gay and non-gay commercial sponsors. Almost half of the tapes are dated with the air date. A few are dated with the editing date. Topics range from art (e.g. David Hockney) to politics (e.g. Virginia Apuso), however most appear to be about entertainment (e.g. Village People, Wayland Flowers, Eartha Kitt).