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: This site mainly provides information about the physical collection of San Francisco’s GLBT Historical Society but has a few online exhibits as well an online video archive. | : This site mainly provides information about the physical collection of San Francisco’s GLBT Historical Society but has a few online exhibits as well an online video archive. | ||
| − | ; [http://www.lesbianherstoryarchives.org/ Lesbian Herstory Archives] | + | ;[http://www.lesbianherstoryarchives.org/ Lesbian Herstory Archives] |
: Founded in 1974 by Joan Nestle and Deborah Edel, the Lesbian Herstory Archives is an established repository for archival material on lesbian history. This site is mainly dedicated to providing information about the physical archive housed in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York. It includes several online collections as well as finding tools and overviews of the archive collections. | : Founded in 1974 by Joan Nestle and Deborah Edel, the Lesbian Herstory Archives is an established repository for archival material on lesbian history. This site is mainly dedicated to providing information about the physical archive housed in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York. It includes several online collections as well as finding tools and overviews of the archive collections. | ||
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: Pointers to three sets of archives: International Gay Information Center Archives in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Related Collections in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Collections in Other Divisions. | : Pointers to three sets of archives: International Gay Information Center Archives in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Related Collections in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Collections in Other Divisions. | ||
| − | ; [http://www.lgbthistory.org/ Southern California LGBT History] | + | ;[http://www.lgbthistory.org/ Southern California LGBT History] |
: A joint project of ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives and UCLA’s LGBT Campus Resource Center, this site provides useful timelines from 1940 to the present as well as biographical sketches of LGBT people. | : A joint project of ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives and UCLA’s LGBT Campus Resource Center, this site provides useful timelines from 1940 to the present as well as biographical sketches of LGBT people. | ||
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| + | ;[http://foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/foiaindex_g.htm/ U.S. Government. Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Gay Activists Alliance"] | ||
| + | : Investigation files, 1970s, New York City area and national, 534 pp. | ||
| + | :Part 1: http://foia.fbi.gov/gayalli/gayalli1.pdf | ||
| + | :Part 2: http://foia.fbi.gov/gayalli/gayalli2.pdf | ||
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| + | ;[http://foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/foiaindex_g.htm/U.S. Government. Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Gay Liberation Front."] | ||
| + | : Investigation files, 1,113 pp.; not on line as of April 7, 2008. | ||
=== Researching History=== | === Researching History=== | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 7 April 2008
LGBTQ History Sites
- Halsal, Paul. People With A History: An Online Guide to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans History
- Lots of information on LGBT history. This site was apparently last updated in October 1997.
- The History Project: Boston
- This site documents the history of Boston’s LGBT communities and is particularly strong in documenting a range of different racial communities.
- Katz, Jonathan Ned. The Pink & the Blue: Lesbian & Gay Life at Yale and in Connecticut, 1642-2004
- Selections from the LGBTQ history of Yale University and Connecticut, 1642-2004.
- Norton, Rictor. Gay History and Literature. Essays by Rictor Norton
- Many major documents and Norton's informed essays.
- Public Broadcasting System. Out of the Past – 400 years of Lesbian and Gay History in America
- An extensive timeline of gay and lesbian related events and people from 1600 to the present.
- Rainbow History Project: Washington, DC
- A changing online archive of materials concerning the history of metropolitan Washington, DC's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered community. Includes reproductions of The Furies, the periodical produced by Washington, DC, lesbian feminists in the early 1970s.
Sites with Significant LGBTQ Historical Content
- GLBTQ: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer Encyclopedia
- An extensive collaborative encyclopedia on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer issues, events, and people.
- John Lauritsen. Archive and comment on the Gay Liberation Front, New York City, 1969.
- Mmaterial from GLF's first few months: articles, photographs, and a facsimile reproduction of the first issue of _ComeOut!_ (14 November 1969) -- the first publication of the post-Stonewall gay liberation movement.
- Queer Theory.com
- Extensive lists of sources on Queer Culture, Queer Theory, Queer Studies, Gender Studies and related fields helpfully indexed by subject. Links are provided to purchase sources from various vendors.
- SodomyLaws.org
- Sodomy laws domestic and international. Includes links to articles on the history of sodomy law as well as the listings of case law.Research Request: ALPHABETIZE BY NAME OF SITE CREATOR
Archive Sites
- The Black Gay and Lesbian Archive (BGLA)
- The Black Gay and Lesbian archive was a five-year project (2000-2005) created by Steven Fullwood to aid in the documentation and preservation of cultural materials produced by and about black lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, Same Gender Loving, queer, questioning and in the life people (LGBT/SGL/Q/Q/inthelife). In 2004, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture became the official repository for this archive. For Fullwood's description of the archive see: http://stevengfullwood.org/?page_id=16 See also: New York Public Library Research Division below.
- GLBT Historical Society (San Francisco)
- This site mainly provides information about the physical collection of San Francisco’s GLBT Historical Society but has a few online exhibits as well an online video archive.
- Lesbian Herstory Archives
- Founded in 1974 by Joan Nestle and Deborah Edel, the Lesbian Herstory Archives is an established repository for archival material on lesbian history. This site is mainly dedicated to providing information about the physical archive housed in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York. It includes several online collections as well as finding tools and overviews of the archive collections.
- New York Public Library Research Division
- Pointers to three sets of archives: International Gay Information Center Archives in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Related Collections in the Manuscripts and Archives Division; Collections in Other Divisions.
- Southern California LGBT History
- A joint project of ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives and UCLA’s LGBT Campus Resource Center, this site provides useful timelines from 1940 to the present as well as biographical sketches of LGBT people.
- U.S. Government. Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Gay Activists Alliance"
- Investigation files, 1970s, New York City area and national, 534 pp.
- Part 1: http://foia.fbi.gov/gayalli/gayalli1.pdf
- Part 2: http://foia.fbi.gov/gayalli/gayalli2.pdf
- Government. Federal Bureau of Investigation. "Gay Liberation Front."
- Investigation files, 1,113 pp.; not on line as of April 7, 2008.
Researching History
- Hacker, Diane. Research and Documentation Online
- This online version of Hacker’s Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age offers an assortment of style guides, research tips, and helpful links for history, humanities, social science, and science scholars. Of particular interest are the links to History Finding Primary Sources and Documenting Sources.
Chicago Style Guide Examples
OutHistory.org encorages Chicago Style as it’s official style guide. These sites are useful for answering questions about correct formatting and citation.
