Collection Summary
Ted Sahl Collection
1976-2001
MSS-2001-01-01
Sahl, Ted
11 cartons
27 boxes
3 oversize boxes
(19 linear feet)
San José State University LibrarySpecial Collections & Archives
San José, California 95192-0028
This collection documents the career of photojournalist Theodore (Ted) Sahl. Sahl spent the majority of his career documenting social and political events in the Bay Area. The bulk of this collection documents his photographic work with the gay and lesbian community in San José and the Bay Area from 1976-2001. The collection includes background research and working drafts of Sahl's book From Closet to Community: A Quest for Gay and Lesbian Liberation in San José & Santa Clara County (2002), personal papers, photographs and negatives depicting gay and lesbian life in San José, published and unpublished essays, and materials related to the San José Gay Pride Committee.
For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog
Languages represented in the collection:
English
Access
Collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
Copyright has been assigned to the San José State University Library Special Collections & Archives. All requests for permission to publish or quote manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Director of Special Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Special Collections & Archives as the owner of the collection. Copyright restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files from or derived from these collections is restricted to research and educational purposes.
Preferred Citation
Ted Sahl Collection, MSS-2001-01-01, San José State University Library, Special Collections & Archives.
Acquisition Information
Donated to the San José State University Library by Theodore (Ted) Sahl, October 12, 2001.
Processing Information
Processing and finding aid by SJSU Special Collections & Archives Staff, reviewed by Danelle Moon. Guide encoded by Russell Rader, 2006
Biographical History
Theodore (Ted) Sahl is an award winning photographer in San José, California. Sahl has spent the last 30 years as a photojournalist, documenting social and political events in the Bay Area. Although best known for his involvement with the gay and lesbian community (GLBT), he also covered the anti-nuclear demonstrations at the Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory, and the Farm Labor Strikes that occurred during the 1970's.
Sahl's long time association with the GLBT community began in 1978 after a bitter dispute took place between the gay community and members of the Christian right. Local Christian groups were upset over the San José City Council's decision to issue a proclamation in support of Gay Pride Week. While the Christian groups mobilized against the City Council, the gay community held a rally in support of Gay Pride Week. Intrigued by the grassroots activism and interested in recording the event, Sahl attended the protest and thereby launched a life long career documenting the GLBT community.
Initially, the GLBT community distrusted Sahl’s motives as a heterosexual outsider. At that time, many individuals in the gay community were still "closeted" and did not wish to be photographed. Over the next three decades however, Sahl gained the trust of the GLBT community and today is widely recognized for his work as a photojournalist and as an outspoken advocate for gay rights.
Sahl served as the staff photographer for a number of local GLBT newspapers including the Lambda News, South Bay Times, Our Paper and Valley Views. His photographs have appeared in a number of works, including a 1999 San José Mercury News documentary on the city’s lesbian and gay community, entitled "A Community of One." In 1981, the San Francisco Cable Car Award Association nominated Sahl for an award in photojournalism. He was also the recipient of an honorable mention in Advocate magazine's National Photo Contest in the "People" category and has the distinction of being the only heterosexual to ever become the President of the Board of the San José Gay Pride Celebration Committee.
Scope and Content of Collection
This collection documents the career of photojournalist Ted (Theodore) Sahl, who spent the majority of his career documenting social and political events in the Bay Area through photography. The bulk of this collection documents his photographic work with the gay and lesbian community in San José and the Bay Area from 1976-2001.
The collection contains approximately 6,000 photographic images of the GLBT community. The collection also includes working drafts of Sahl's book, From Closet to Community: A Quest for Gay and Lesbian Liberation in San José & Santa Clara County (2002), personal papers, oral histories, a brief selection of Sahl's published and unpublished essays, and materials from the Jose Gay Pride Committee (1976-2001, 1995-1997(bulk)). In addition, the collection contains political materials and memorabilia from the San José gay community such as local gay and lesbian newsletters and papers, newspaper clippings, political buttons, programs, flyers, bulletins, and magazines.
Arrangement
The Ted Sahl Collection consists of seven series: Series I: Personal Papers; Series II: Community Events, Organizations and Politics; Series III: Photographs & Negatives; Series IV: Audiotapes; Series V: Plaques & Ephemera; Series VI: Oversized Materials: Series VII: Morgue (GLBT Reference Materials); Appendix A: Index of Negatives.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
the library's online public access catalog.
Sahl, Ted
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Photojournalists
Gays -- Political activity -- California -- San José
Gays -- Political activity -- California -- Santa Clara County
Gays -- California -- San José -- History
Gays -- California -- Santa Clara County -- History
Gay liberation movement -- California -- San José
Gay liberation movement -- California -- Santa Clara County
Gays -- California -- San José -- Photographs
Gays -- California -- Santa Clara County -- Photographs
Gay pride parades -- California -- San José
Coming out (Sexual orientation) -- California -- Santa Clara County
Antinuclear movement -- California -- Livermore
Strikes and lockouts -- Agricultural laborers -- California
Collection Contents
1/1 - 3/9
Series I:
Personal Papers,
1976-2001
64 folders
This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and date. The contents consist of appointment books, correspondence, the working drafts of Sahl's book, From Closet to Community (2002), and other publications and writings. Of note, folder 2/18 contains a personal journal chronicling the impact of AIDS in Santa Clara. This journal contains newspaper clippings and hand written notes.
1/1
Original Inventory of Ted Sahl Archives
2001
1/2 - 1/7
Appointment Books
1981-2000
1/2
1981-1982
1/3
1984-1986
1/4
1988-1990
1/5
1994-1996
1/6
1997-2000
1/7
Undated
circa 2000
1/8
Business Cards
1985-2002
1/9 - 1/11
Correspondence
1985-2002
1/9
From Sahl
1979 November 17,
1997 March 20
1/10
To Sahl
1976,
1979-1991,
1993-1998,
2000,
2001
1/11
Invitations
1981,
1982,
1993-1998,
2000,
2001
1/12
Financials
1982-1986,
1988,
1998
1/13 - 1/17
Mileage records
1980-1999
1/13
Mileage records 1 of 5
1980-1981
1/14
Mileage records 2 of 5
1982
1/15
Mileage records 3 of 5
1984-1987
1/16
Mileage records 4 of 5
1989-1990,
1994-1996
1/17
Mileage records 5 of 5
1997-1999
1/18
Miscellaneous
1990-2000
1/19
Press Passes
1979,
1984,
1986,
1990,
1994,
1997,
1999,
2001
1/20
Ted Sahl Endowment
1975-2003
2000-2003 (bulk)
1/21 - 2/17
Writings and Publications/ published
1975-1995
1988-1995 (bulk)
1/21
From Closet to Community
1995
1/21
About the Author
1995
1/22
1st Draft, Part 1
1995
1/23
1st Draft, Part 2
1995
1/24
1st Draft, Part 3
1995
1/25
1st Draft, Part 4
1995
1/26
1st Draft, Galleys
1995
2/1
1st Draft, Photo Information
1995
2/2
2nd Draft (entirety)
1995
2/3
Interviews, A-I
1995
2/4
Interviews, J-Siv
1995
2/5
Interviews, Sn-Z
1995
2/6
Signed Release Forms, A-L
1995
2/7
Signed Release Forms, M-Z
1995
2/8
South Bay Times/ Financials
1983,
1988,
1989,
1990
2/9
South Bay Times
1988 November - 1990 December
2/9
1988 November-December
2/10
1989 January-April
2/11
1989 May-August
2/12
1989 September-December
2/13
1990 January-April
2/14
1990 May-August
2/15
1990 September-October,
1990 December
2/16
Valley Views
1993 August - 1993 November,
1994 March,
1994 June
2/17
Various Clippings
1975,
1979,
1981,
1983-1986,
1995
2/18-3/9
Writings and Publications/ unpublished
1983-2003,
1988-2003 (bulk)
22 folders
2/18
Personal Journal: Santa Clara County Aids History
1983-2000
2/19
Valley Views: ARIS
1983-2000
2/22
Valley Views: De Frank Center
1993
2/20
Valley Views: Hello Mr. and Mrs. Gay America
1999
2/21
Valley Views: Imperial Court
1994
2/23
Valley Views: Miscellaneous
circa 1990
2/24
Valley Views: Obituaries
1993,
1994
2/25
Valley Views: San José Gay Pride
1993,
1994
2/26
Various Subjects/ ARIS
circa 1990
2/27
Various Subjects/ Alice and Mr. Doo
circa 1990
2/28
Various Subjects/ Gay President of Fremont School Board
circa 1990
2/29
Various Subjects/ Hosanna Church of Praise
circa 1990
2/30
Individuals/ A-Da
circa 1990
3/1
Individuals/ De-Gi
circa 1990
3/2
Individuals/ Ha-No
circa 1990
3/3
Individuals/ Nu-Wi
circa 1990
3/4
Loma Prieta Earthquake
1989
3/5
Miscellaneous
1989
3/6
Notes 1 of 2
1989
3/7
Notes 2 of 2
1989
3/8
Organizations: B-Ne
1989
3/9
Organizations: Pe-Va
1989
3/10-4/53
Series II:
Community Events, Organizations & Politics
1976-2001
87 folders
This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and date. The contents consist of flyers and programs from community events, newsletters from various organizations, meeting minutes and financial records of the San José Gay Pride Committee (1995-1997 bulk) and information regarding political issues and groups affecting the GLBT community.
3/10-3/26
Event flyers and programs
1976-2001,
1981-2001 (bulk)
17 folders
3/10
Flyers 1 of 5
1981-2000
3/11
Flyers 2 of 5
1981-2000
3/12
Flyers 3 of 5
1981-2000
3/13
Flyers 4 of 5
1981-2000
3/14
Flyers 5 of 5
1981-2000
3/16-
Programs
1976
3/15
Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
June 2000
3/16
Gay Pride 1 of 4
1976,
1977,
1979,
1981
3/17
Gay Pride 2 of 4
1983,
1985,
1987-1990
3/18
Gay Pride 3 of 4
1991-1994
3/19
Gay Pride 4 of 4
1995
1997-2001
3/20
Imperial Court Coronation
1982
3/20
Oakland
1982
3/21
San José, 1 of 4
1978-1983
3/22
San José, 2 of 4
1987,
1990,
1992,
1994
3/23
San José, 3 of 4
1995-1998
3/24
San José, 4 of 4
1999-2001
3/25
Miscellaneous
1979-1981
1983,
1985,
1990,
1993,
1994,
2000
3/26
San Francisco Gay Pride Parade,
1990
3/27-4/50
Organizations
1978-2000
1986-2000 (bulk)
24 folders
3/27-3/28
Aris
1986-2001
3/27
General
1986-2001
3/28
Newsletters
1992 Summer,
1993 Summer,
1994 Summer,
1995 Summer/Fall,
1996 Spring/Summer/Fall,
1997 Summer/Winter,
1998 Spring/Winter,
1999 Spring/Summer,
2000 Spring/Summer,
2000 Fall/Winter,
2001 Spring/Summer
3/29-3/30
BAYMEC
1999
3/29
General
1999
3/30
Newsletters
1986 January,
1987 February,
1987 April,
1987 June,
1987 August/September,
1987 September,
1988 January/February,
1988 April,
1988 October,
1989 January/February,
1989 March/April,
1989 June,
1989 August,
1990 July,
1990 October,
1992 December,
1993 July,
1994 May,
1994 August,
1994 September,
1994 November,
1995 May,
1995 September,
1995 October,
1996 March,
1996 July,
1996 October
3/31
Christopher Street/ Newsletter
1978
March
3/32
Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene (CATS)/ Newsletters
1990 October
3/33 - 4/10
DeFrank Center
1981-2001
3/33
General
1981,
1993,
1994,
1996,
1997,
1998,
1999,
2000
3/34
Newsletters/ 1981
1981 August-September,
1981 November-December
3/35
Newsletters/ 1982
1982 January-February,
1982 May-June
3/36
Newsletters/ 1983
1983 August
3/37
Newsletters/ 1985
1985 March-April
3/38
Newsletters/ 1986-1987
1986 June,
1987 January-February
3/39
Newsletters/ 1987
1987 November
3/40
Newsletters/ 1989
1989 December
4/1
Newsletter/ 1990
1990 February,
1990 June-July,
1990 September
4/2
Newsletter/ 1991
1991 January
4/3
Newsletter/ 1992
1992 July
4/4
Newsletter/ 1993
1993 February,
1993 December,
4/5
Newsletter/ 1994
1994 April-July,
1994 September-November
4/6
Newsletter/ 1995
1995 January-April,
1995 June,
1995 September,
1995 December
4/7
Newsletter/ 1996
1996 January-October
4/8
Newsletter/ Vol. 15, Issues 9-12
1996 November - 1997 January
4/9
Newsletter/ Vol. 16, Issues 1-13
1997 March - 1998 March
4/10
Newsletter/ Vol. 17, Issues 2-7, 10-12
1998
4/11
Newsletter/ Vol. 17, Issues 11-12 & Vol. 18, Issues 1-10
1999 January-December
4/12
Newsletter/ Vol. 19, Issues 1-11
2000 January-November
4/13
Newsletter/ Vol. 20, Issues 1-11
2001 January-November
4/14
Dignity, San José/ Newsletter
2001 May-June
4/15
Divirsity Center/ Newsletter
2001 September
4/16
Entre Nous/ Newsletter
2000 June
4/17
Foxtail Rag/ Newsletter
1999 August
4/18-4/43
Gay Pride Committee
1990-1998,
1995-1998
26 folders
4/18
Balance Sheets
1990,
1991,
1993
4/19
Board Records
1997
4/20
Board Minutes
1997-1998
4/21
Board of Directors
1998
4/22
By-Laws 1 of 2
1995
4/23
By-Laws 2 of 2
1997
4/24
Charities, Guide for (Calif. Attorney General)
1988
4/25
Clippings
1995-1997
4/26
Correspondence
1997
4/27
Festival Info & Maps
1996
4/28
Festival Info & Planning
1997-1998
4/29
Festival Planning Papers
1992-1993
4/30
Financial Statements & Taxes
1995
4/31
Financial Statements
1997
4/32
Media Access Chart (TV & Radio)
1996 January 26
4/33
Media Releases & PSA's
1992,
1995,
1997
4/34
Meeting Notes
1997
4/35
News Releases
1996
4/36
Pacific Research & Training Alliance
1995
4/37
Parade Regulations
2000
4/38
Pride History
circa 2001
4/39
S.F. Pride Celebration: complaints
1997
4/40
Taxes
1995-1996
4/41
Taxes,
1997
4/42
Taxes & Volunteers,
1997
4/43
Year-end Message, (mock-up)
1997
4/44
Health Connections AIDS Services
2001 July
4/45-4/47
High Tech Gays (HTG)
1986-1997
4/45
High Tech Gays (HTG)/ General
1983,
1990,
1991,
1997
4/46
High Tech Gays (HTG)/ Newsletters 1 of 2
1986-1994
4/47
High Tech Gays (HTG)/ Newsletters 2 of 2
1994-1997
4/48
Lambda Association
1980
4/49
Queer Activist/ Newsletters
1994-1996
4/50
Vintage Men/ Newsletters
2001
4/51-4/56
Politics
1978-1991
6 folders
4/51
Assembly Bill No. 1, introduced 12/01/80
1980 December 1
4/52
City of San José Gay Rights Resolution
1978
4/53
City of San José General Municipal Election
1980 June
4/54
San José Mercury News Style Revision, "Homosexual" to "Gay"
1991
4/55
Santa Clara County Anti-Discrimination
1979
4/56
Susan B. Anthony Democratic Club, Mailing List
circa 1980
5/1 - 8/50
Series III:
Photographs
1978-2001
214 folders
5 three-ring binders
This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and, in some sections, by date. The collection consists of over 6000 photographic prints that document the San José gay community's activities, meetings, parties, parades, political meetings and rallies, "Imperial Courts", and other events. In addition to the contact prints and duplicates, the collection also includes all of the original negatives. This portion of the collection is restricted and the negative inventory has not been included in this document, but is available in print in the repository.
5/1
Aids
1983-1993
5/2
AIDS Resources, Information & Services (ARIS)
1986-1994
5/3 - 5/39
Bars
1986-2001
5/3
Aunt Helen's Gallery
1981
5/4
Buck's
1993,
1994,
2001
5/5
Club St. John
1988-1993
5/6
Dar's Hideaway
1988,
2000,
2001
5/7
Daybreak
1979
5/8-5/14
Desperados
1979-1986
5/8
General 1 of 4
1979-1986
5/9
General 2 of 4
1979-1986
5/10
General 3 of 4
1979-1986
5/11
General 4 of 4
1979-1986
5/12
Desperados/ Drag
1979-1986
5/13
Desperados/ Halloween
1979
5/14
Desperados/ New Year's Eve
1980,
1986
5/15
FX Club
circa 1987
5/16
Gregg's Ballroom Bar
1993
5/17
Heat
1993
5/18
Hideaway
1988
5/19
HMS Bar
1979,
1984
5/20
Interlude
1985
5/21
Just Country
1988
5/22
Landing
1987
5/23
Mac's Club
1978,
1989,
1993
5/24
Main Street
1982
5/25
Renegades
1994,
1999
5/26
Ryders
1985,
1986
5/27
Savoy
1983,
1989,
1993
5/28
Silver Fox-Foxtail
1987,
1989,
1990,
1993,
1996
5/29
641 Club
1990,
2001
5/30
Tinker's Damn [TD's]
1984
5/31
Toyon
1983,
1985,
1986
5/32
V.I.P. Bar
circa 1990
5/33
Whisky Gulch [Palo Alto]-Annual My Favorite Prom
1983
5/34
Ziggy's Cuban Drag Queens
1984
5/35 - 5/39
Bar Patrons
1984-2001
5/35
Bar Patrons 1 of 5
1984-2001
5/36
Bar Patrons 2 of 5
1984-2001
5/37
Bar Patrons 3 of 5
1984-2001
5/38
Bar Patrons 4 of 5
1984-2001
5/39
Bar Patrons 5 of 5
1984-2001
5/40-5/41
Bathhouses
1980-1990
40
Independent Gay Health Club (IGHC) Conference
1983
41
Watergarden
1980-1990
6/1 - 6/12
Community Events
1977-2000
6/1
Arts Council Of Gay&Lesbian San José (Winter Showcase)
1984
6/2
Awards
1978-1982,
1988,
1989,
1991,
1993,
1996
6/3
Chavez, Cesar & VFW 20th Anniversary
1981,
1982,
1985
6/4 - 6/6
Contests & Titles
1977-1995
6/4
Carla La Mar
1977
6/5
General
1981,
1988
6/6
Grace Jones
circa 1995
6/7-6/10
De Frank, Billy
1979-2000
6/7
AKA William Price
1979
6/8
Camp Ball-Evening in Africa
1978
6/9
Camp Ball 1977-Zephyr Lounge, Oakland
1977
6/10
Community Center
1980-2000
6/11
Delta Phi Lambda-Gay SJSU Fraternity
1994
6/12 - 6/22
Entertainers
1984-1986
6/12
Diamond John
1984
6/13
Drag 1 of 2
1984-1986
6/14
Drag 2 of 2
1984-1986
6/15
Girl Friends, The
1989,
1993
6/16
“La Cage” Show at Circle Star Theatre
circa 1981-1985
6/17
Liedermann Gay Men’s Chorus
1988
6/18
Oakland Rah Rah’s
1979
6/19
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
1987
6/20
Unidentified Men and Women
circa 1983
6/21
Women
1980,
1984,
1986,
1987,
1988
6/22
Young, Todd “Toddy”
1979
6/23
Gay & Lesbian Information Exhibition
1979
6/24
Golden State Gay Rodeo Association
1987
6/25
Journalists & Media
1993
6/26-28
Marriage
1983,
1985,
1989
6/26
Teri Epsy (tuxedo) & Johnie Staggs (dress)
1985
6/27
Toyon
circa 1983
6/28
Unidentified Couple
1989
6/29
MCC – Christmas Dinner
circa 1978-1983
6/30-6/32
Miscellaneous Events
1979-1994
6/30
Miscellaneous Events 1 of 3
1979-1994
6/31
Miscellaneous Events 2 of 3
1979-1994
6/32
Miscellaneous Events 3 of 3
1979-1994
6/33
Mr. Gay San José & Cherry Gow, Ms. Gay San José
1979,
1981
6/34
Mr. San José Leather (1982 – 1st Annual) Sponsored by the Lambda Association Boot Rack
1982
6/35
Polynesian
1986
6/36
Skating for Gay Dollars
1984,
1987
6/37
Subject Art
1983
6/38
Storz, Steve, artist
1981
6/39-6/41
Gay Games (Olympics)
1981,
1986,
1990
6/39
Closing Ceremonies 1 of 2
1981
6/40
Closing Ceremonies 2 of 2
1981
6/41
Peninsula Area Games Association (PAGA)
1986,
1990
6/42 - 6/71
Gay Pride
1977-2001
6/42
Calif. Assoc. of Pride, Inc. (CAPI), San José
1986
6/43
San Francisco Freedom Day Parade
circa 1980
6/44
San José Gays in San Francisco Freedom Day Parade
1979,
1984
6/45
San José Gays in San Francisco
1977,
1978
6/46 - 6/71
San José Gay Pride
1978-2001
6/46
1978
6/47
1979
6/48
1980
6/49
1981
6/50
1982
6/51
1983
6/52
1984
6/53
1985
6/54
1986
6/55
1987
6/56
1988
6/57
1989
6/58
1990
6/59
1991
6/60
1994
6/61
1996
6/62
1997
6/63
2000
6/64
2001
6/65
Various Years 1 of 7
1978-2001
6/66
Various Years 2 of 7
1978-2001
6/67
Various Years 3 of 7
1978-2001
6/68
Various Years 4 of 7
1978-2001
6/69
Various Years 5 of 7
1978-2001
6/70
Various Years 6 of 7
1978-2001
6/71
Various Years 7 of 7
1978-2001
7/1 - 7/8
Halftones
1980-1990
7/1
Photographs 1 of 2
1980-1990
7/2
Photographs 2 of 2
1980-1990
7/3 - 7/8
South Bay Times
1989-1990
7/4
Ads – Club St. John
1989
7/5
Ads – Watergarden
1989
7/6
Collages, Holiday
1989
7/7
Collages, Miscellaneous
1989
7/8
Cover Page(s)
1990
7/9-7/52
Imperial Court/ Casa de San José
1978-2001
7/9
Christmas Party
1980
7/10
Closet Queen (Crescent Shalimar)
1980,
1981
7/11
Colyer, Joey
circa 1980
7/12
Dennis and Darlene
1982
7/13 - 7/20
First Annual Imperial Court
circa 1982
7/13
First Annual Imperial Court (Black and White Photos) 1 of 3
circa 1982
7/14
First Annual Imperial Court (Black and White Photos) 2 of 3
circa 1982
7/15
First Annual Imperial Court (Black and White Photos) 3 of 3
circa 1982
7/16
First Annual Imperial Court (Color Photos) 1 of 5
circa 1982
7/17
First Annual Imperial Court (Color Photos) 2 of 5
circa 1982
7/18
First Annual Imperial Court (Color Photos) 3 of 5
circa 1982
7/19
First Annual Imperial Court (Color Photos) 4 of 5
circa 1982
7/20
First Annual Imperial Court (Color Photos) 5 of 5
circa 1982
7/21
First coronation
circa 1982
7/22
Green, Lou & Genea – King Father & Queen Mother of California
circa 1982
7/23
Lou Lou –Coronation
1979
7/24
Lou Lou – Empress 1 of 2
1979
7/25
Lou Lou – Empress 2 of 2
1979
7/26
Nevan & Lisa
1983
7/27
Nevan & Lisa-Coronation 1 of 2
1983
7/28
Nevan & Lisa-Coronation 2 of 2
1983
7/29-7/31
Out-of-Town Guests
circa 1979
7/29
Out-of-Town Guests 1 of 3
circa 1979
7/30
Out-of-Town Guests 2 of 3
circa 1979
7/31
Out-of-Town Guests 3 of 3
circa 1979
7/32
Queen Mother -Aguilar, Ray AKA Rachel (Founder)
1978
7/33
Tinney, Doreen (Mrs. Jason) AKA Tacky Tina
circa 1979
7/34
Various Years 1 of 2
circa 1985
7/35
Various Years 2 of 2
circa 1985
7/36
Molly, Queen Mother Ball 1 of 2
1979
7/37
Molly, Queen Mother Ball 2 of 2
1979
7/38
Montana, Goldie
1981
7/39
Queen Mother – Gourly, Dona
1996
7/40-7/48
Various Years
1979-2001
7/40
Various Years 1 of 8
1979-2001
7/41
Various Years 2 of 8
1979-2001
7/42
Various Years 3 of 8
1979-2001
7/43
Various Years 4 of 8
1979-2001
7/45
Various Years 5 of 8
1979-2001
7/46
Various Years 6 of 8
1979-2001
7/47
Various Years 7 of 8
1979-2001
7/48
Various Years 8 of 8
1979-2001
7/49
Imperial Grand Golden Lion Court (IGGLC)-Emperor Bob & Empress Rachel/Empress Toby & Court 1 of 2
1986
7/50
Imperial Grand Golden Lion Court (IGGLC)-Emperor Bob & Empress Rachel/Empress Toby & Court 2 of 2
1986
7/50-7/52
Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy (IRLM)-3rd Court
circa 1995
7/50
Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy (IRLM)-3rd Court 1 of 3
circa 1995
7/51
Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy (IRLM)-3rd Court 2 of 3
circa 1995
7/52
Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy (IRLM)-3rd Court 3 of 3
circa 1995
8/1
In Memoriam
1977-2001
8/2 - 8/13
Marches and Demonstrations
1978-2001
8/2
Act-Up, San Francisco – 6th International AIDS Conference
1990
8/3
Day of Marriage, San José
2001
8/4
Demonstrations, Memorials & Vigils
1979-2001
8/5-8/12
March on Washington
1978
8/5
March on Washington 1 of 8
1978
8/6
March on Washington 2 of 8
1978
8/7
March on Washington 3 of 8
1978
8/8
March on Washington 4 of 8
1978
8/9
March on Washington 5 of 8
1978
8/10
March on Washington 6 of 8
1978
8/11
March on Washington 7 of 8
1978
8/12
March on Washington 8 of 8
1978
8/13
Milk-Moscone
1978
8/14 - 8/24
Politics
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/14
BAYMEC
1990-1999
8/15-8/20
General
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/15
General 1 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/16
General 2 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/17
General 3 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/18
General 4 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/19
General 5 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/20
General 6 of 6
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/21
No on Prop 6-LaRouche Initiative
1978
8/22
Yeager, Ken
1987,
1995,
2001
8/23 - 8/24
Yes on A & B – Ban Discrimination Against Gays
1979-1981
8/23
Yes on A & B – Ban Discrimination Against Gays 1 of 2
1979
8/24
Yes on A & B – Ban Discrimination Against Gays 2 of 2
1979,
1981
8/25-8/47
Portraits
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
8/25
Arts Council Board Members & Owners of Academy of Dance
1984
8/26
Essay – Drag
circa 1980
8/27
Essay – Manhattan, Lucy
circa 1981
8/28
Essay – Mix, Claire 1 of 2
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/29
Essay – Mix, Claire 2 of 2
circa 1985
8 in x 10in.
8/30
Essay – Sivertsen, Wiggsy 1 of 2
1998-1996
8 in. x 10 in.
8/31
Essay – Sivertsen, Wiggsy 2 of 2
circa 1988-1996
5 in. x 7 in.
8/32 - 8/35
Essay – Women
circa 1985
8/32
Essay – Women 1 of 4
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/33
Essay – Women 2 of 4
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/34
Essay – Women 3 of 4
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/35
Essay – Women 4 of 4
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/36
Men – Identified 1 of 2
circa 1985
3 in. x 5 in. & 5 in. x 7 in.
8/37
Men – Identified 2 of 2
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/38-8/42
Men
circa 1985
8/38
Men 1 of 5
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/39
Men 2 of 5
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/40
Men 3 of 5
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/41
Men 4 of 5
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/42
Men 5 of 5
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/43
Men & Women
circa 1985
8/44
Milk, Harvey
1978
8/45
Montana, Goldie
1979
8/46
Women 1 of 2
circa 1985
5 in. x 7 in.
8/46-8/47
Women 2 of 2
circa 1985
8 in. x 10 in.
8/48
Professional: High Tech Gays
1980-1986,
1991
8/49
Religion
circa 1985
8/50
Ted & friends
1967-2001,
1980-1989 (bulk)
9/1-13/1
Duplicates
1977-2001
9/1
Duplicates 1 of 5
1977-2001
2 in. x 3 in.
10/1
Duplicates 2 of 5
1977-2001
5 in. x 7 in.
11/1
Duplicates 3 of 5
1977-2001
5 in. x 7 in.
12/1
Duplicates 4 of 5
1977-2001
8 in. x 10 in.
13/1
Duplicates 5 of 5
1977-2001
8 in. x 10 in.
32/1 - 32/71
Series IV:
Audio Tapes (GLBT ORAL HISTORIES)
1964-2001
71 audio cassette tapes
This series is arranged alphabetically by individual and/or subject. It consists of 71 audio cassette tapes, including interviews that Sahl conducted for his book, From Closet to Community (2002), as well as interviews with activists about events covered in the San José GLBT community.
32/1
AIDS Grove, S.J.
1985
32/2
Allen, Mike
1977-2001
32/3
Antolovich
1977-2001
32/4
AIDS Conference (6th)
1977-2001
32/5
ARIS Story – Captain, SJPD
1977-2001
32/6
BAYMEC Dinner
1994
32/7
Beckman, Vaughn – (2) audio tapes
1999
32/8
Birch, Elizabeth
1998
32/9
Burkhouse, Marty
after 1977 - before 2001
32/10
Caffrey, Ann – Sisterspirit
after 1977 - before 2001
32/11
Cermak, John
after 1977 - before 2001
32/12
Conversation with RUD – Before Pride/Bar Mtg
1994
32/13
Christie
after 1977 - before 2001
32/14
Carroll, Denny
after 1977 - before 2001
32/15
Delta Lambda Phi
after 1977 - before 2001
32/16
Domestic Partnership Registry
1996
32/17
Diablo
1984
32/18
DeFrank Mayors Forum
1998
32/19
DeFrank Domestic Registry Forum
1999
32/20
Greene, Dr. – Memorial
after 1977 - before 2001
32/21
Gay Author on Gay Life
after 1977 - before 2001
32/22
Greyhound Strike
1983
32/23
Fenstershier, Boin, Tarbell
after 1977 - before 2001
32/24
Foster, John – Historian (MCC)
after 1977 - before 2001
32/25
First Christian Rights Video
after 1977 - before 2001
32/26
First Gay SJ Police Officer Graduates
after 1977 - before 2001
32/27
Health Van Info
after 1977 - before 2001
32/28
Herriford
1994
32/29
Help Our Students Workshop
1995
32/30
Hitner B & W Group
after 1977 - before 2001
32/31
Info on Carmelita
after 1977 - before 2001
32/32
Info on Rachel
after 1977 - before 2001
32/33
Jones, Barbara – New Center Bldg. Mtg
1999
32/34
Junkin & Whitsell/Dankert, Paul
after 1977 - before 2001
32/35
Kirkland & Nec. & More
after 1977 - before 2001
32/36
Lee, Roger
1995
32/37
McNaught, Brian
after 1977 - before 2001
32/38
Meinhold (Sailor) – Freedom S.F.
after 1977 - before 2001
32/39
Montana, Goldie – On CASA
after 1977 - before 2001
32/40
Moore, Rev. – (MCC)
after 1977 - before 2001
32/41
Nickerson – (2) audio tapes
after 1977 - before 2001
32/42
Neic, Christie
after 1977 - before 2001
32/43
Ordouer, Alice – ARIS, Emotional Support Progr
1996
32/44
Otto, Lynn – Rainbow Pinwheel Event
1998
32/45
Obrey, Bob/Benett/Kim
after 1977 - before 2001
32/46
Leminitzer Trial
after 1977 - before 2001
32/47
PRIDE Comm. Mtg.
1994
32/48
PAGA Interview
after 1977 - before 2001
32/49
Peninsula Bus. & Prof.
after 1977 - before 2001
32/50
Relic, Dan
after 1977 - before 2001
32/51
Richard (Dick)/Santveci, Johnie
after 1977 - before 2001
32/52
S.J. Police Chief – DeFrank
1999
32/53
Sandoval, Raymond – AIDS
after 1977 - before 2001
32/54
Spartan Daily
after 1977 - before 2001
32/55
Shilts – Gays in Military Book, Ch. 9
after 1977 - before 2001
32/56
Schmidt, Ron
after 1977 - before 2001
32/57
Snortsen
after 1977 - before 2001
32/58
Snell, Jon
after 1977 - before 2001
32/59
Siverstsen – Anti-Gay Vatican Story
after 1977 - before 2001
32/60
Sivertsen – Re-interview
after 1977 - before 2001
32/61
Serpe, Ralph – DeFrank
after 1977 - before 2001
32/62
Town Hall – United Way Bldg.
after 1977 - before 2001
32/63
Taylor, Ron
after 1977 - before 2001
32/64
Tomich, Dean
1994
32/65
Welsh, Bill – Dignity
after 1977 - before 2001
32/66
Women’s History Month – County Sups. HDQ.
1999
32/67
Wiggsy Interview – On Knight
1999
32/68
Wysocki, Paul – (2) Audio tapes
1994
32/69
Yeager/Wysocki – Interview
circa 1964
32/70
Yeager
after 1977 - before 2001
32/71
Villegas – Life After a Holy Union
after 1977 - before 2001
33/1 - 35/7
Series V:
Plaques & Ephemera
1987-1997
11 folders
3 plaques
This series is loosely arranged by format and date, consisting of awards Sahl received from various community organizations, as well as ephemeral materials from the GLBT community, such as GLBT buttons and Gay Pride Parade event memorabilia.
33/1
Lambda Association, Goodwill Ambassador
undated
33/1
Awards, miscellaneous
undated
33/2
Certificate of Appreciation from Empress Crescent & Emperor Smokey for Outstanding Service
1980
33/3
Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy, Inc. Richard Kendall Memorial Humanitarian Award
1996
34/1
Beads, Mardi Gras
undated
34/2
Buttons – GLBT Community
undated
34/3
Cap – San José Gay Pride 2
1992
34/4
Cap – San José Gay Pride 7
1997
34/5
Gift Certificate – Ted Sahl Studio
undated
35/1
Hard Hat (Miniature) – DeFrank Center
undated
35/2
Logo – Pride
1997
35/3
Menu – Hamburger Mary’s
undated
35/4
Mug – San José Lambda Society of the Deaf
1986-1996
35/5
Photo – Winfield, Paul
undated
35/6
Postcard-Milk, Harvey
undated
35/7
Proclamation-Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Day
1987
36/1 - 38/7
Series VI:
Oversized Materials
1982-1988
3 boxes
This series is arranged by format and in some cases by date. It consists of three boxes of oversized materials, such as Sahl’s photo-essay book, “Day of Mourning,” (box 38) matted photographs, and over 100 oversized, non-matted photographs of the GLBT community. Of note in this series is a photograph of Cleave Jones, Gray Davis, Art Agnos and Milton Marx at an anti-discrimination march in 1980.
36
Various oversized
1977,
1982,
1988
37
Matted portraits for exhibitions
1987
11 in. X 14 in.
38
Various Oversized Objects
1979,
1982,
1988
39/1-41/129
Series VII:
Morgue
1977-2001
3 boxes
This series is arranged alphabetically within specific subject categories and represents Sahl’s collection of reference materials documenting the GLBT community. The subjects cover a wide array of topics, including healthcare, gay harassment, gays in the military, same-sex marriage, political initiatives and legislation, key public figures in the GLBT movement and those opposing gay rights, and gay religious organizations, and other related issues.
39/1 - 39/32
AIDS History
1987
39/1
Africa
2000
39/2
AIDS Commemorative Stamp
1993
39/3
AIDS Community Research Consortium (ACRC)
1993,
1995
39/4
AIDS Drugs
1992-2000
39/5
AIDS Education
1997
39/6
AIDS (HIV)
1986-2001
39/7
AIDS Task Force
1991,
1993
39/8
AIDS Wish Association
1995
39/9
ARIS – AIDS Housing Program
1996
39/10
China
1992,
1995,
1997
39/11
Coming Out
1993
39/12
Gay Latinos
1994
39/13
India
1992
39/14
Japan
1994,
1996
39/15
Kaposi’s Sarcoma
1983,
1996
39/16
KS Foundation
1983,
1994
39/17
Memorial Grove (San José)
1995
39/18
Miscellaneous
1991-2000
1986,
1987
39/19
Names Project (AIDS Quilt)
1993-1996
39/20
Native Americans
1996
39/21
New Strain (1992)
1992
39/22
Obituaries 1 of 2
1987-2001
39/23
Obituaries 2 of 2
1987-2001
39/24
Santa Clara County
1993
39/25
Shanti Project
circa 1993
39/26
South Bay
1992-1999
39/27
Thailand
1992
39/28
Updates 1 of 2
1991-2000
39/29
Updates 2 of 2
1991-2000
39/30
Vigil (Fed Bldg., San Francisco)
1986,
1994
39/31
Walk
1993-1995,
1998
39/32
Women
1992-1995
39/33 - 40/49
General Subjects
1976-2001
39/33
Advocate
undated
39/34
Alyson Publications
1992,
1994,
1995
39/35
America Online Services
1995
39/36
Anniversaries
undated
39/37
Anti-Gay, Miscellaneous Clippings
1979,
1986,
1990-2000
39/38
Archives
1994,
1995,
1999
39/39
Archives – Herstory
1996 February
39/40
Arts Council of SJ
1985 December 12
39/41
Bay Area Advocacy Network (HIV)
1994 November 1,
1994 June 1
39/42
Bangle
1996
39/43
Bars, Gay
1993-1999
39/44
Bathhouse Returns
1996 September
39/45
Baths (Sex clubs)
1993 November 30,
1994 October 7
39/46
Baylands Family Circle
circa 1994
39/47
BAYMEC (see also BAYMEC Newsletter)
1992 October 6,
1994
39/48
Bisexuality
1999 August 8
39/49
Boy Scouts, Gay
1998
39/50
Businesses, Gay
1993 October 10,
1996 February 02
39/51
Calif. Alliance for Pride & Equality (CAPE)
2001 June 21
39/52
Camp Sunburst
1995 August,
1996 April,
2001 July 20
39/53
Cannabis Club (SJ)
1998 March - June,
39/54
Casa de San José/Imperial Court (History)
1980,
1996 August 28
39/55
Castro, The
1999 June 3
39/56
Centre for Living with Dying
1997,
1996 May 28
39/57
Christian Coalition
1989 June 19
39/58
Closet Ball
circa 1997
39/59
Community Agencies (Santa Clara County)
circa 1997
39/60
Community Business Partners (A Billy De Frank Program)
1998,
1996 April 29
39/61
Community Grants
1996,
1994 January 5
39/62
Coors Beer (Boycott)
1995-2001
39/63
Cross-dressing
1994 February 13
39/63
Digital Queers
1995 February,
1995 March
39/65
East Bay Network (EBN)
2000
39/66
Festivals
1997
39/67
Force V
1994,
1982
39/68
Friends Helping Friends
1997
39/69
Gay & Lesbian Center – S.F. Public Library
1996
39/70
Gay Athletes & Coming Out
2000 January 1
39/71
Gay Censorship
1995,
1999 September 2
39/72
Gay Fraternities (SJSU – Delta Lambda Phi)
1993 November 2,
1994 May 7,
1999 September 2
39/73
Gay Games IV
1990,
1996
39/74
Gay Games V
1998
39/75
“Gay Genes”
1994,
1995
39/76
Gay Harassment (San José)
1981-1982
39/77
Gay Leaders
1998 November 8
39/78
Gay Liberation Front (G.L.F.)
1999 May 16
39/79
Gay Lifestyles
1992-2000
39/80
Gay Marches
1994 July 20,
1999 December 21,
2000 April 20
39/81
Gay Marriage (Vermont)
1996 October,
1999 Summer,
2000 March 12
39/82
Gay Men’s Chorus (Silicon Valley)
1996,
1998,
2000
39/83
Gay Profiles
1990,
1994,
1995 May 5,
1999,
2000
39/84
Gay Rights
1981,
1992-1995,
1997
39/85
Gays and the Military
1992,
1996-2000
39/86
Gays – South Bay, Gilroy, Morgan Hill
1992
1994-1995
39/87
GLBT-Supportive Organizations
1994-1995
39/88
GLADD/SFBA
1994-1995,
2000 September
39/89
Golden Gate Business Association (South Bay)
1979 December
39/90
Golden State Peace Officers
1994
39/91
Golden State Rodeo (Gay)
1987-1988,
1996-1997
2001
39/92
Great Outdoor Assoc (G.O.A).
1981
39/93
Hate Crimes Against Gays – Clippings 1975-1990
1975-1990
39/94
Hispanic Groups
undated
39/95
HIV Planning Council (Santa Clara County)
1995-1997,
2000
39/96
Hobee’s Herald
Spring 1995,
Summer 1996,
Winter 1997
39/97
Hollywood
1985,
1994
39/98
Horizons Foundation
1997
39/99
Human Relations Commission (San José)
1994 February 24,
39/100
Human Rights Campaign
1998,
1999
39/101
IGHC Bathhouse Assoc
1984
39/102
Immune Compromised Health Clinic (ICH)
1993-1997
39/103
Imperial AIDS Foundation
1985
39/104
Imperial Royal Lions Charter (IRLM)
1993-1994,
1999
39/105
Japanese American Citizens League-(JACL), Gay
1994 July 30
39/106
Lambda Assoc
1976-1982
39/107
Leather Scene
1993-1997
39/108
Lesbian & Gay Assoc of Engineers & Scientists (LGAES)
undated
39/109
Marianist Center
1999
39/110
Methamphetamine Study
2000
39/111
Mr./ Miss Gay South Bay
2000
39/112
Moonstruck Library
undated
39/113
Music, Gay
undated
39/114
National Center for Lesbian Rights
1999
39/115
National Lesbian & Gay Task Force
1994
39/116
National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists & Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP)
undated
40/1
Necessities & More
1994-1997
40/2
Our Paper
1982
40/3
Outing
1994
40/4
Outlook Video
1995-1997
40/5
OutNow Magazine
1998-2000
40/6
OutNow Newspaper
1993,
1995,
1997
40/7
Partner AIDS Care Education (PACE)
1995-1996
40/8
Peninsula Business Professional Assoc (PBPA)
circa 1999
40/9
P-FLAG
1994-1995,
1999
40/10
Pipers Vision
undated
40/11
Pink Triangle
1997
40/12
Police Harassment (S.J.)
1997
40/13
Political Candidates, Gay
1994,
1996
40/14
Pride Committee (Bi-Laws)-(GPCCSJ Inc)
1995
40/15
Pride Committee-(Santa Cruz)
1993
40/16
Pride Festivals (Annual)
1988,
1990,
1996-2001
40/17
Pride Festival (Mardi Gras)-(Oakland)
1997
40/18
Pride Proclamation
1978
40/19
Project 10
1993
40/20
Pro Latino
1992,
1994
40/21
Rainbow Chamber of Commerce
1999
40/22
Rainbow Network 4 Community Action-(RN4CA)
1999
40/23
Same Sex Couples
2001
40/24
Same Sex Marriage
2001
40/25
Sappha Speaks (Newsletter)
1978
40/26
Sexual Diversity-(SJSU Annual Workshop)
2001
40/27
Silicon Business Connections
circa 1995
40/28
Sister Spirit (Bookstore) Newsletter
1992,
1996,
1999
40/29
Sister Spirit (Camp)-(Controversy)
1994
40/30
Smoking, Gay
circa 1994
40/31
South Bay Bears
1996
40/32
South Bay Leather & Uniform Group-(SLUG)
1996
40/33
South Bay Times
circa 1999
40/34
Spectrum
1995-1996
40/35
Square Dancers
circa 1995
40/36
Stockton Street
circa 1998
40/37
Stonewall
1994,
1999
40/38
Silicon Valley Business Assoc. (SVBA)
1994-1995
40/39
Tavern Guild
circa 1995
40/40
Tea Room History
1999
40/41
Teens, Gay
1986,
1990-2000
40/42
Torch Magazine
1977
40/43
Victory Fund
circa 1999
40/44
Vintage Men / Prime Timers (South bay)
1999
40/45
Violence Against Gays
1992-1994
40/46
Weddings, Gay (Holy Unions)
1991-1999
40/47
Women’s Advocacy Group
1987,
1993 June,
1998 April,
1999
40/48
Youth Program (Rainbow)
undated
40/49
Youth Shelters, Gay
1999 March 18,
40/50-40/62
Initiatives & Legislation
1977-2000
40/50
Anti-Gay Initiatives – Cincinnati
1995 November
40/51
Anti-Gay Legislative Bills (California)
1998-1999
40/52
Amendment #2 – Colorado
1992-1996
40/53
Initiative #9 – Oregon
1995
40/54
Measure B
1981
40/55
Briggs Initiative –Prop 6
1977-1980
40/56
Prop 13
circa 1985
40/57
Prop 22 (Knight)
1999-2000
40/58
Prop 64
1986
40/59
Prop 102
circa 1999
40/60
Same Sex/Domestic Partnerships
1993-1998
40/61
Son of Amendment #2 – Maine
1995
40/62
Yes on B (Prop)
1979-1980
40/63 - 41/109
Public Figures
1977-2001
40/63
Accardi, Sal
1994
40/64
Achtenberg, Roberta
1994
40/65
Agnos, Art
1982,
circa 1990's, 1982
40/66
Aguilar, Ray AKA "Rachel"
1979,
circa 1995
40/67
Alferi, A.J.
1994
40/68
Allen, Mike
circa 1995
40/69
Ammiano, Tom (SF Supervisor)
2006 December 5
40/70
Amoroso, Adonna
1993,
1997
40/71
Anderson, Sky
1999-2000
40/72
Anthony, Susan B., Democratic Club
circa 1997
40/73
Antolovich, Gabrielle
1995-1996
40/74
Apuzzo, Virginia
1997
40/75
Awad, Jaime
1998
40/76
Baez, Pete
1984,
1993,
1997-1998
40/77
Barragan, Auna M. AKA "Manuel Reyes Erena"
2000 January 29
40/78
Beckman, Vaughn
1999-2000
40/79
Bill, Jim
1995 September 18
40/80
Birch, Elizabeth
1992-2001
40/81
Blair, Rod L.
1994
40/82
Boneberg, Paul
1984,
1990
40/83
Bond, Pat
circa 1995
40/84
Boin, Jim
1994
40/85
Brady, Elaine, Ph.D.
circa 1990
40/86
Brown, Willie. Assemblyman
1971,
1975-1976
40/87
Briggs, John
1977
40/88
Bryant, Anita
1977
40/89
Calmbacher, Richard
circa 1999
40/90
Campbell, Jim
1994
40/91
Carranza, David
1990,
1994-1997
40/92
Cermack, John
1994
40/93
Christensen, Terry
1996,
2002
40/94
Christie, Neal
circa 1992
40/95
Clinton, Bill (President
1994-1996
40/96
Coles, Matt
1996
40/97
Colyer, Joey, Gay Memorial Fund
1993
40/98
Chandler-Croll, Gail
1998
40/99
Cunnanan, Andrew
1997
40/100
Dacosta, Ty’ger
1999
40/101
Daher, Jim
1986
40/102
Dalton, Mark
1994,
1998
40/103
Daly, Jo
1997
40/104
Davis, Ed (L.A.P.D.)
1974,
1980
40/105
Delong, David A.
undated
40/106
DeFrank, Billy
undated
40/107
DeGeneres, Ellen (T.V. Character)
1997
40/108
De Santos, Bob
circa 1995
40/109
di Brandi, Geoffrey
1995,
2001
40/110
Dickerson, Jim, (Activist)
1994 March 21
40/111
Dickey, Jim (SJ Mercury openly gay reporter)
1992-1995
40/112
Dunlap, Mary, Attorney
1992-1995
40/113
Ewert, Marcia
1997 June
40/114
Falwell, Rev. Jerry
1982-1999
40/115
Fenster, Sheib
undated
40/116
Foster, John (MCC history)
circa 1985
40/117
Gabbert, Jim – Owner Channel 20
1998
40/118
Galindo, Rudy
1996-1997
40/119
Gans, Andrew
1995
40/120
Davis, Gray – (Governor)
1985,
1999
40/121
Gillard, Mark – (PIPER’S Vision)
1998 August 27
40/122
Gingrich, Candace
1995,
1996
40/123
Ginsberg, Allen
1994,
1996
40/124
Givens, Gary
1974,
1992
41/1
Gordon, Rich
2001
41/2
Gramm, Phil – US Senate
2001
41/3
Greene, Ira, MD
1997
41/4
Griffith, Bobby
1997
41/5
Guenter, Scot, Ph.D.
1996
41/6
Guest, R., Ambassador
2001
41/7
Hadden, Stan
undated
41/8
Hashimoto, Kenny -(Square Dancer)
circa 1990
41/9
Hay, Harry
2001 December 7
41/10
Helms, Jesse
1994-1995
41/11
Herriford, Wayne
1990
1993-1994
41/12
Holzinger, Bill
undated
41/13
Honda, Mike, (US Rep.)
2001
41/14
Hoover, J. Edgar
1993-1994
41/15
Hormel, James, Ambassador
1999,
2001
41/16
Hudson, Rock
1985
41/17
Jones, Barbara
1997-1999
41/18
Kellogg, Millecent
1999
41/19
Key, Gary A
circa 1999
41/20
Knight, Morris
1999
41/21
Koskovich, Gerard
1995
41/22
Kuehl, Sheila
circa 1996
41/23
Laird, John
1995,
2001
41/24
LaRouche, Lyndon
1986,
1994-1996,
1999-2000
41/25
Lee, Roger
1994
41/26
Legi, Bob (Father)
undated
41/27
Leno, Mark
1998
41/28
Liebman, Marvin
1992,
1995-1996
41/29
Lorenzini, John
undated
41/30
Marcus, Larry (photo included)
undated
41/31
Marks, Bennet
1999-2000
41/32
Maupin, Armistead
2000
41/33
McIlhenny, Charles (Rev.)
circa 1998
41/34
Meinhold, Keith (Gay Sailor)
1992-1996
41/35
Meyers, Bill (Political Activist 70s)
undated
41/36
Meyers, Tom (ARIS)
1994
41/37
Midgen, Carol
1994,
1998
41/38
Miller, Tony
1983,
1993-1994
41/39
Milk, Harvey
1981,
1988,
1994-1995
41/40
Miramontes, Helen (Nurse)
1999
41/41
Montana, Goldie
undated
41/42
Moore, Denis (Rev)
1997-1998
41/43
Morris, Michael H. (Chief Counsel of Rohm)
undated
41/44
Narcisso, Ed & Beaulieu (Boo-lay), Jerry
1995
41/45
Navratilova, Martina
1996,
1998
41/46
Nestle, Joan
1981,
1998
41/47
Nichols, Rosalie
circa 1994
41/48
Nickerson, Bruce
1982,
1985,
1991,
1994-1999
41/49
Nolan, Tom
1994,
1996,
2000
41/50
Norman, Pat
1996
41/51
Nutting, Spencer
1994,
1996
41/52
Obrey, Bob
1995,
1997
41/53
O’Connell, Martha
1994
41/54
Olson, Ken
2001
41/55
Osbey, Robert (SJ Fire Chief)
1986,
1998-1999
41/56
Otto, Jo Lynn
1999
41/57
Paige-Hoover, Lois
1981,
1998
41/58
Patrosso, Mark
1995
41/59
Paulson, Ed
1992,
1994-1995
41/60
Payne, Eric
1996,
1998
41/61
Perry, Troy (Rev.) (MCC)
circa 1999
41/62
Peterson, David A.
1997
41/63
Phelps, Fred (Sr)
1995
41/64
Porsche, Mark
1993
41/65
Price, Deb
1994-2001
41/66
Relic, Dan
1996
41/67
Reyes, Alfonso
undated
41/68
Pickard, Marvin (Pastor)
1977-1989,
1993
41/69
Ringo, Nick
1997
41/70
Ristehueber, Robert (On Gay Marriage)
1999
41/71
Robertson, Pat
1999
41/72
Rudy, Rick (HTG)
circa 1995
41/73
Rogers, Jessica Lloyd
1994-1999
41/74
Sandmire, James (Rev)
undated
41/75
Sandoval, Raymond
2000
41/76
RuPaul (Drag Queen)
1995
41/77
Sappha Speaks (Newsletter)
1978
41/78
Sarria, Julio AKA Widow Norton
1994-1997
41/79
Self, Jim (SJ City Council)
1977 September 14
41/80
Serpe, Ralph (De Frank Director)
1988,
1994,
1998
41/81
Shafer, Scott
1995-1996
41/82
Shaffer, Joy Diane (MD)
1995 March 8
41/83
Sheldon, Louis (Director T.V.C.)
1995
41/84
Shepard, Matthew
1998-1999
41/85
Shilts, Randy
1993,
1994
41/86
Simitian, Joe
1996
41/87
Sister Boom-Boom
undated
41/88
Sivertsen, Wiggsy
1991,
1994-1995,
1998-2000
41/89
Staggs, Johnie
1981,
1994
41/90
Steward, David
1980
circa 1995
41/91
Stipicevich, Robert
undated
41/92
Tiny (Bartender & Force V Member)
1997
41/93
Tomich, Dean
1993,
1998
41/94
Treadwell, David & Reilly, Frank
1981-1982,
circa 1999
41/95
Truss, Melvin
1985
41/96
Uribe, Virginia (Project 10)
1993
41/97
Van Gorder, Dana
1995,
2001
41/98
Vina
1994,
2002
41/99
Villegas
1994
41/100
Von, Nevan
circa 1995
41/101
Walton, Pam
1994,
1996
41/102
White, Ryan
2000
41/103
Williams, Andrew
circa 1999
41/104
Williams, Nushawn
1997
41/105
Wilkes, Peter (Rev)(South Hills Community Church)
circa 1999
41/106
Wycoff, Dean
1981
41/107
Wysocki, Paul
1991,
1998
41/108
Yeager, Ken
1992-1995,
1999-2001
41/109
Zappelli, David
1999
41/110-41/129
Religion
1984-2000,
bulk 1990-1999
41/110
Anglican Bishops
circa 2000
41/111
Baptist
1996
41/112
Catholic Church
1992,
1996-2000
41/113
Catholic Diocese (San José)
1996
41/114
Celebration of Faith (Church)
1997-2000
41/115
Council of Churches (Santa Clara Co.)
1998
41/116
Dignity (San José)
1994-1996,
1999
41/117
Episcopal
1997,
2000
41/118
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), San José
1982,
1984,
1993-1994,
1999
41/119
First Unitarian Church, San José
1998-1999
41/120
Gay Friendly Churches
1999
41/121
Hosanna Church
undated
41/122
Key Organizations of the Religious Right
circa 1995
41/123
King’s House
1995
41/124
Lutheran
circa 1995
41/125
Methodist Church
1999,
2000
41/126
Metropolitan Community Church (MCC)
1997,
1999
41/127
Ministers, Gay
1993-1995
41/128
Presbyterian
1997
41/129
Priest, Molestation by
1995,
1998-2000