Oral History Interview with Jack Brady, 1948-

Jack Brady, a retired architect, provides his life story, starting with his early life as a college student in DC. He covers a variety of different things, but focuses primarily on the things he witnessed/observed from those within the LGBT community. Brady does not identify himself as a member of the LGBT community but mentions that he has many friends that do. He provides a number of neat occurrences, which he has both participated and/or heard about. Brady also touches on event crises and economic inflations that he believes to be great influences on culture of DC; the World War, Cold War, and Assassinations of MLK and JFK to name a few primaries.

The interview belongs to the Rainbow History Project.
The RHP release form was used and all rights belong to RHP.

Brian Schwartz

Washington, D.C.

Yes, transcript available

Yes, recording available, 01:01:17
(audio .m4a, 28 MB)