A collection of posters, advertisements, letters, and other memorabilia related to the history of transgender people across five continents. Artifacts from the digitized portion of the collection date from 1970 onward and can be found via the "Our…
Two issues of "Turnabout Magazine" and seven fictional "Turnabout Books" published between 1965 and 1969. Publications feature content about crossdresser communities and sexualities, including fictional stories, photographs, and reviews. This…
A collection of oral history interviews dedicated to documenting the lives of transgender individuals and their experiences in the LGBT community and elsewhere. Interviews are accessible as video clips and in some cases are also transcribed. As of…
A collection of artifacts from women's rights movements in the United Kingdom from the sixteenth century to present day. Sources include books, photographs, pamphlets, and ephemera related to women's suffrage, health, and feminism. Artifacts are…
An ongoing oral history project "dedicated to the Queer Asian American Women & Trans* community." Includes a portrait gallery and biographic profiles of participants, as well as video interviews. The site also hosts a page (under construction as of…
A group of collections from the Public Domain Review, categorized under the thematic heading "sex." Among the collections included are the dream diary of an 18th century scientist, a book of pornographic artwork from classical antiquity, and…
The digital collection within the Lesbian Herstory Archives, containing digitized interviews and oral histories of individuals/groups such as Audre Lorde, the Daughters of Bilitis, and ACT UP New York. Also includes a sampler of several dozen…
Selected documents and artifacts from the personal collection of Frank Kameny. Contains a section for correspondence between Kameny and United States government officials and a section for activist memorabilia, including buttons, newspaper clippings,…
A volunteer-driven collection of material documenting the history of GLBT communities in Boston, Massachusetts. Currently hosts five online exhibits, which feature a selection of photographs and documents, a historical timeline, or both. Topics…
Multiple collections of archival material for women's history, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Includes the Dovie Horvitz Collection, with over one thousand images of women's magazine articles, clothing, hygiene products, and posters,…