Gay erotica--United States--20th Century
Publishers--Washington (D.C.)--20th century
Womack, H. Lynn, 1923-1985
Business card of H. Lynn Womack, owner of the Guild Press in Washington, D.C.
Guild Press
H. Lynn Womack Papers, 1945-1994, Collection number 7441, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
circa 1970
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Gay erotica--United States
circa 1965
Gay Forum, Volume 1, number 4: front page
Front page of the short-lived national newspaper, The Gay Forum, published by Guild Press in the early 1970s.
Guild Press, Inc.
1971
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Guild Book Service advertisement for Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs
Burroughs, William S., 1914-1997. Naked lunch.
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Photograph of H. Lynn Womack Home, 700 E. Street SE, Washington, DC
circa 2007
Gay rights movement--United States
Obscenity (Law)--United States
Gay
Gay rights movment--United States--20th Century
Article on Dr. H. Lynn Womack receiving a plaque for his efforts on behalf of the gay community in Washington, D.C. and beyond.
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Male mail: homosexual tidbits. Homosexuals and the laws in Washington
Gay rights movements--United States--20th Century
Brochure produced by Frank Kameny, candidate for congress, outlining the rights of gay men and women in Washington, D.C., circa 1970.
Kameny, Frank
Gay men--Poetry
Dlugos, Tim
Tim Dlugos reading his poem "So Far" on Friends Radio, 1974.
1974
All rights reserved by Tim Dlugos.
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Tim Dlugos reading "Mallarme" on Friends Radio in 1974.
Tim Dlugos reading "The eyes of our hearts" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Tim Dlugos reading "Knowing it" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Tim Dlugos reading "Too far" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Acosta, Ernie
Ernie Acosta reading "Bedrock: definition of love" on Friends Radio, 1974.
All rights reserved by Ernie Acosta.
Ernie Acosta reading "Novus" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Ernie Acosta reading "Can this be love?" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Brainard, Joe, 1942-1994
Joe Brainard reading "I remember" on Friends Radio, 1973.
1973
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Brass, Perry
David Aiken reading "In loving you" by Perry Brass on Friends Radio, Valentine's Day, 1973.
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Cox, Ed, 1946-1992
Ed Cox reading "Sun" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Cox, Ed., 1946-1992
All rights reserved by Ed Cox.
Ed Cox reading "Merry in November" on Friends Radio, 1974.
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Ed Cox reading "Remember" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Ed Cox reading "Rain" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Ed Cox reading "What do I know?" on Friends Radio, 1974.
Cubeiro, Emilio
Emilio Cubeiro reading "Kiss my ass" on Friends Radio during interview conducted by David Aiken, circa 1974.
Aiken, David L. (David Lewis), 1945-1986
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Emilio Cubeiro reading "The revolution ain't over" on Friends Radio, 1974.