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A collection of photographs, publications, publicity materials, and meeting records from lesbian groups and activists in the Los Angeles, California area and hosted by UCLA. Most artifacts belong to the mid-to-late twentieth century and represent…

Over three hundred pages of documents related to the FBI's internal security investigation of the Mattachine Society in Los Angeles between 1953 and 1956. Much of the files' contents reflect correspondence between bureau officials in regards to…

News broadcasts from the archives of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), documenting issues of marriage in the 1950s and 60s postwar United Kingdom. Stories focus on women's experiences, issues of divorce law, and the introduction of…

A collection of two hundred photographs by Marie Ueda from the 1970s, documenting LGBT events in San Francisco. The collection includes photographs of Harvey Milk and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, as well as a number of images from San…

An online exhibit of nineteenth-century guidebooks for middle- and upper-class American women. Includes cover art and selected inside illustrations from homemakers' books such as "Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book" by Catharine Beecher. The books…

A digital archive containing oral histories and online exhibitions related to the intersection of LGBT politics and religious movements across the world. Leaders of LGBT religious movements are biographically profiled, as are the participants in the…

An expanding collection of oral histories from LGBT individuals hosted by the University of South Florida. Most interviewees are residents of the state and discuss community life for sexual minorities in Florida. Interviews are accessible in the form…

A collection of LGBT materials from the New York Public Library, largely related to activism between 1940 and the present. Artifacts include several hundred sketches by Emilio Sanchez, photographs of various activist demonstrations in New York and…

Issues of a periodical published between 1961 and 1963 and containing letters and photographs from female impersonators. Themes include community life and activism, medical/legal rights, and crossdressing. This collection is also a part of the…

A collection of more than 24,000 pieces of LGBT art, over five thousand of which can be browsed in a searchable database of the Leslie-Lohman Museum's permanent collection (found under the "Explore" tab). Also includes pages for many of the museum's…