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Taped interview with James Waller on October 2, 1994.

Taped interview with James Waller on October 2, 1994.

Taped interview with James Waller on October 2, 1994.

Taped interview with James Waller on October 2, 1994.

From videorecording of Gay & Lesbian (now GLBT) Historical Society 9th annual dinner on October 14, 1998; produced by Paul Gabriel.

Citizen News, vol, 4, no. 5, page 1; published by Strait and Associates.

Town Talk, number 7, December 1964, page 3; published by Pan-Graphic Press.

Citizen News, vol, 4, no. 4, page 1; published by Strait and Associates.

Published by CRH in the late 1960s. Donald S. Lucas Papers.

San Francisco Examiner photographer Ray “Scotty” Morris, January 1, 1965.

Letters between Keith Wedmore, Lotte Rosenberg and Eric Cleaver of the Trust (March-May 1960) confirming £100 in funding and arranging for the Friends Temperance & Moral Welfare Union to serve as the fiscal agent.

Nicholas Ghosh is a transman of Canadian of East Indian descent. He inspired Lou Sullivan to create and publish FTMI Newsletter. Sullivan admired Ghosh's model. Ghosh used the pen name of Rupert Raj.

Raj established the Foundation for the…

Letters between Michael Tolley of the Young Friends Central Committee and Keith Wedmore (August-November 1960) that arranged for an article on TQVOS to be published in Young Quaker magazine.

Firemen peer from the charred windows of a second story bar in the New Orleans French Quarter that [was] gutted by a flash fire Sunday night leaving 29 dead and 15 injured. The bar is located at the corner of Iberville and Chartes just a block off…

Early picture of the building on the corner of Chartres and Iberville where the Upstairs Lounge was later located.

The August 1st edition of The Advocate continues analyzing what happened at the Upstairs Lounge and the responses from the gay community as well as city officials.

Organization Collection, Mattachine Society of Washington, D.C.

Location of Connexion United Methodist Church in Somerville

Flyer from Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, New York City's first LGBT synagogue (ca. 1973).