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A Stubborn Cigarette
Photos used in connection with the book Mediterraneo published by Alyson Publications.
Noel Coward costarred in his 1933 hit Design for Living with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne.
Photo used in the Alyson Publications book We Can Always Call Them Bulgarians: The Emergence of Lesbians and Gay Men on the American Stage, by Kaier Curtin.
Anne Revere and Katherine Emery in the 1934 production of Lillian Hellman's The Children Hour
Photo used in the Alyson Publications book We Can Always Call Them Bulgarians: The Emergence of Lesbians and Gay Men on the American Stage, by Kaier Curtin.
Photo from Eugene O'Neill's 1929 Broadway success, Strange Interlude
Photo from Eugene O'Neill's 1929 Broadway success, Strange Interlude, featuring Lynn Fontanne, with Tom Powers playing the first gay character in English dramatic literature with "any sympathy or real insight." Photo used in the Alyson Publications…
Vincent Lardo portrait
Vincent Lardo, author of The Prince and the Pretender (Alyson Publications)
Portrait of Sam Steward (Phil Andros) with a dog
Sam Steward (Phil Andros), author of $TUD, which was reissued in November 1982 by Alyson Publications
Boston AIDS walk participants walking down Beacon Street
Crowd of Boston AIDS Walk participants stretches down Beacon Street in Boston with the giant Citgo sign in the distance.
Two men shake hands in front of sign: “Take Care, Don’t Share, AIDS Kills”
Two unidentified men from the AIDS Action Committee clasp hands in front of a stone wall with a poster showing a needle and warning against the danger of AIDS.
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David Scondras and Larry Kessler and another man of the AIDS Action Committee
David Scondras, Larry Kessler and another unidentified men speak at desk with microphones.
Paul Parks Retrospective for AIDS Action Committee Benefit
Paul Parks Retrospective, March 1-April 24, Reception: Sunday March 6 5-7PM, All proceeds donated to: AIDS Action Committee, Club Cafe, 209 Columbus Avenue Boston, MA (617)536-0966
Policeman and ACT UP protester outside John Hancock Building
An ACT UP protester wearing a sign “John Hancock: Full AIDS Coverage Now”, is escorted by a policeman.
Two men working at 1270 Bar party
Two men standing at a bar with a dish rack.
Stephen Harrington, Abe Rybeck, and Scottie Madden of Theater Offensive, posing with puppets
Stephen Harrington, Abe Rybeck, and Scottie Madden of the Theater Offensive standing in a row with five puppets. Each man is speaking into a microphone.
Abe Rybeck kissing a life-size puppet on the cheek
Abe Rybeck kissing a life-size puppet on the cheek.
Abe Rybeck, fist raised, posing with a life-size puppet
Abe Rybeck, fist raised and smiling, with his arm around a life-size puppet.
Abe Rybeck performing with queer cabaret group Adult Children of Heterosexuals created by the Theater Offensive
On verso: Adult Children of Heterosexuals (Abe Rybeck)
Holiday concert group portrait of Freedom Trail Band in 1990
Members of the Freedom Trail Band arranged for a group portrait with instruments at the 1990 Holiday concert.
Lesbian and Gay Bands of America on stage at Jordan Hall
Lesbian and Gay Bands of America (at Jordan Hall), presented by The Freedom Trail Band in Banding Together, Oct 15, 1988.
Group portrait of the Freedom Trail Band
The Lesbian and Gay Freedom Trail Band in Boston posing for a group portrait with their banner, holding instruments and wearing bowties.
Four performers, including Abe Rybeck, from United Fruit Company pose in costume
Four men, including Abe Rybeck (second from the right), wearing dresses pose dramatically in front of a banner that reads: "United Fruit."
Four performers from United Fruit Company, including Abe Rybeck, pose in costume
Four men wearing dresses pose dramatically in front of a banner that reads: "United Fruit." Abe Rybeck is pictured at the far right.
Lesbians Choosing Children Network members marching down the street
A large group marches down the street on a sunny day under banners and signs: "Lesbians Choosing Children Network" and "Foster Equality".
Boston Black and White Men Together members carrying their banner
Black and White Men Together banner group marching onto Beacon St. in front of the MA State House.
Members of Black and White Men Together marching up Park St.
Black and White Men Together with banner marching, followed by "Coming Out Radical: The Lesbian and Gay Caucus New Alliance Party".
Members of Black and White Men Together march down Beacon St.
Black and White Men Together with banner marching in front of MA State House.
Members of Black and White Men Together in front of MA State House
Black and White Men Together with banner marching at corner of Park St. and Beacon St.
AIDS Action Committee members march in a parade
AIDS Action Committee members during a parade, with a banner and many balloons in Copley Square in Boston, MA.
AIDS Action Committee marching in a parade
AIDS Action Committee with banner and many balloons in Copley Square.
Dennis Quilty
Dennis Quilty during his run as 8th Suffolk representative.
Paul Monette Portrait
Portrait of author and poet Paul Monette.
John Mitzel with James Purdy
Writer James Purdy with writer and activist John Mitzel.
Robert Mikolitch, Santa Fareri, and Linda Lachman
Robert Mikolitch, Santa Fareri, and Linda Lachman in an unknown office cutting a cake.
Don McGaw
Portrait of Don McGaw.
Ann Maguire and Joe Martin
Ann Maguire and Joe Martin, both activists and gay radio hosts, stand beside a microphone.
Ann Maguire
Color portrait of Ann Maguire with a red bandana around her neck. 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…
Robin MacCormack
Robin MacCormack, right, standing with an unidentified person, center, behind a partially obscured shirtless person facing away from the camera.
David LaFontaine and Dede Ketover
Gay and Lesbian Campaign Committee member David LaFontaine and chair Dede Ketover at a planning meeting for "We Must Elect Ourselves" Valentines Day Fundraiser.
22 Bromfield Street Arson
Mike Riegle assessing damage after the arson at 22 Bromfield Street, the entrance to GCN and Fag Rag offices as well as Glad Day Books. Inscription on verso reads "please return to Mike Riegle," from Mike Riegle collection.
Demonstrators Marching, Shoulder to Shoulder
Five unidentified marching at a unknown demonstration, from Mike Riegle collection.
Sherry Edwards at 22 Bromfield Street
Sherry Edwards, then GCN art director, wearing a black sweater sitting at her desk next to the front windows at 22 Bromfield Street. Edwards reported that, during the 1982 arson, the flames were seen shooting out of that window and that her phone…