Ann Maguire
Title
Ann Maguire
Date
ca. 1976
Description
Portrait of Ann Maguire edited for publication, Maguire is wearing a Beantown's Women's Rugby shirt. In the 1970s, Maguire hosted the WBUR radio show Gay Way, managed the Lesbian bar Somewhere, and served as the manager of Elaine Noble's successful 1974 election campaign. Maguire was a lifelong advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and health access and served as the Boston Mayor’s Liaison to the LGBT Community from 1984 to 1987. Maguire passed away in 2023.
Creator
Angela Russo
Subject
Maguire, Ann
Russo, Angela
LGBTQ+ activism
Publisher
The History Project
Rights
Copyright Angela Russo.
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Type
Still Image
Format
Black-and-White Photograph
8 x 10 inches
Language
English
Identifier
GCN.PPL-00.422
Source
Gay Community News (publication and photographs), 1973-1999
Is Part Of
People L - Q
Collection
Citation
Angela Russo, “Ann Maguire,” Documented | Digital Collections of The History Project, accessed April 27, 2024, https://historyproject.omeka.net/items/show/1575.
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