086 Heritage of Pride Records
1969 to 2010
Provenance
These are the records of Heritage of Pride collected by its officers and committee chairs. 3/27/2007 Phil Manning said to dispose of duplicate T-shirts. There was an addition in 2010.
Use Restrictions
Letter of Agreement dated January 29, 2004:
Concerning March Registration forms, volunteer sign-up/registration/check-in & rosters or any other lists of volunteers and signatories of contracts: no individual’s names or contact information may be published or exhibited until 75 years after the creation of the document or once an individual is publicly known as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender or permission is received from the individual.
Scope and Content
Records of Heritage of Pride (HOP) and its predecessor, Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, were turned over to the Archive in March 2004 with later additions. Heritage of Pride is the volunteer non-profit organization which plans and sponsors the annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride week in June of each year in celebration of the June 27, 1969 Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village.
The records include the HOP committee minutes, march registration forms, rally records, dance records and PrideFest records for various years, plus pieces of the CSLDC history. The history of the organization is included in the Timeline under History or Bio.
The folders also contain information on regional, NERP, national NALGPC, and international, IAL/GPC pride coordinating organizations.
Also cross refference to Collections:
003 Rudy Grillo Collection 1970-1979
024 Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee 1982-1984
032 Stonewall 25, NY Host Committee Records 1984
History or Bio
June 27, 1969 is the occasion where lesbians, gays, transgender persons fought against a typical police raid on the gay bar, Stonewall Inn, on Christopher Street, at Sheridan Square. (Greenwich Village, New York City) A “Gay Power” rally was held a month later, July 27, 1969, in Washington Square Park.
On June 28, 1970 the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC, predecessor to HOP) with about 2,000 people marched up 6th Avenue to a Gay-In in Sheeps Meadow, Central Park. The March continued each year on the last Sunday in June by CSLDC until 1984. In 1984 many of the CSLDC Board resigned and the remaining organizers formed Heritage of Pride. HOP started to be more organized, the first march permit was issued by the City and HOP eventually became an incorporated non-profit corporation. The Christopher Street Festival was sponsored by the gay bars and was held in the village on the same day of the March. In 1993 HOP took over the PrideFest in the Village. They also sponsored the Rally the Sunday before Pride Sunday, the Dance on the Pier on the same day, Rapture on the River (Lesbian dance the Saturday before the March) and the award ceremony in the Fall.
Heritage of Pride is members of the National Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (NALGPC) and International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC), and Northeast Regional Conference (NERP). The folder list include some of the records of these organizations.
Heritage of Pride Statement of Inclusion:
“Heritage of Pride is a wholly volunteer-managed, non-partisan, tax-exempt, not-for-profit corporation that organizes LGBT Pride events in New York City to commemorate and celebrate the Stonewall Riots [June 27, 1969]. These events are organized for and on behalf of all lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and groups, and all others who support the struggle for the liberation of these communities. In the spirit of Stonewall, Heritage of Pride welcomes the participation of all, regardless of age, creed, gender, gender identification, HIV status, national origin, physical, mental or developmental ability, race, religion, or sexual orientation.”
Heritage of Pride Timeline
Date>>> Theme>>Grand Marshals>>Dance
June 27, 1969 Stonewall Riots
July 27, 1969 “Gay Power” Rally in Washington Square Park
June 28, 1970 Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC) March 2000 people marched up 6th Avenue to a Gay-In in Sheeps Meadow, Central Park
June 27, 1971 “Second Birthday of the Gay Liberation Movement”
June 24, 1973 “assembles on West 64th, 63rd, 62nd and 61st streets between Broadway & Central Park West and proceeds down Central Park W. to 59th St., East to 7th Avenue, turns South thru Times Square to Sheridan Square, East on Christopher St., East os Waverly Place to Washington Square Park for a Gay Pride Gala.
By 1972 CSLDC Marched to Central Park then returned to Washington Square for a Rally.
June 27, 1976 Assemble at Central Park West between 61 & 64 St., around Columbus circle south on Broadway to 45 Steet Merge into 7th Avneue to Christopher Street, West to Hudson Street.
1974-1980 the LFL marched with the men but held their separate rallies for women.
1977 Marched [took Fifth Avenue rather than be relegated to Sixth Avneue] to the rally in the Great Lawn of Central Park. (Anita Bryant’s pitch to reverse the anti-discrimination ordinance of Dade County Florida, lesbians and gays turned out in record numbers.)
1978 Emotions continued to run high
1979 10th Anniversary (Fall 1979, first National March on Washington DC.)
1980, June 29, “The 10th Annual Commeration of Lesbian and Gay Pride and commemoration of the Stonewall Rebellion” (Assemble at Sheridan Square and march to 97th & 5th Avenue, Central Park.)
1982, June 27 As early as 1982 PWA & AIDS service organizations began marching. Theme “A Heritage of Pride.” The March started on Christopher Sstreet to 5th Avenue and terminated in Central Park. Grand Marshall Anthony J. Gambino (Co-coordinator of CSDC and Susan Horowitz (Tower Press).
1983 CSLDC voted to have the march assemble at Columbus Circle and march downtown “Diversity Is Our Strength, Liberation Is Our Fight” (Christopher Street Festival was in the Village)
1984 Scandal rocked CSLDC and many of Executive Board resigned, the remaining organizers formed Heritage of Pride (HOP). (News coverage on “Scandal” box 11, folder 320.) The first march permit is issued by the city.
June 30, 1985 “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet!” (IAL/GPC, Alive With Pride in ‘85) first lavender line down Fifth Avenue. HOP files its certificate of incorporation. From Columbus Circle downtown to the Village. First Rally. Grand Marshals: Gean Harwood and Bruhs Mero. May & Marion.
June 29, 1986 “Forward Together”, (IAL/GPC “Forward Together”) Rainbow colored balloon arches and first Moment of Silence. (Passage of Intro 2, NYC prohibition against discrimination) Keith Haring donates the design which becomes HOP’s corporate logo. (Newspaper coverage of HOP soliciting sponsors for portable toilets named after opponents of the gay rights bill, “John Cardinal O’Conner Throne Room”, etc. – the City office number of Matt Forman was accidentally included in the press release.) Grand Marshals: NYC Council members who voted in favor of Intro 2.
June 28, 1987 “We the People – Proud, Strong, United”, 17th March, (IAL/GPC, Proud, Strong, United) Saw the debut of ACT-UP die-ins, balloons release representing someone no longer there in 1987 & 1988. (Second March on Washington 1987) Grand Marshals: Rev. John McNeill & Karen Thompson. Dance I. Sponsored by HOP and L/G Community Services Center.
June 26, 1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting On”, (IAL/GPC, Rightfully Proud) Rally was on Saturday and March and Dance II on Sunday. (center Quilt Workshop displayed 1200 quilts on the Great Lawn.) Grand Marshals: Jeanne Manford Dance II.
June 25, 1989 “Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride”, (IAL/GPC, Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride) 20th Anniversary of Stonewall Riots, the 60 foot by 10 foot deep purple banner with pink triangles “We Remember”. (Balloons no longer released, environmental) [Unable to locate names of Grand Marshals:] Dance III. First Lesbian and Gay Fireworks
June 24, 1990 “Family, Friends & Lovers, (IAL/GPC, Look to the Future) Filled entire March route from Columbus Circle to the Village. Rally moved to Union Square Park. Empire State Building lit lavender for first time. Grand Marshals: Ove Carlson & Ivan Larsen, Lesbian Herstory Archives” Dance IV.
June 30, 1991 “Out Loud & Proud”, (IAL/GPC, together in Pride) Rally, March, Grand Marshals: Michael Callen, Debora Glick. Dance V. (HOP sole organizer).
1992 “Pride = Power”, (IAL/GPC, Pride = Power) Rally, March, “Stonewall Brigade” campaign. Grand Marshals: Thomas K. Duane, Karen Thompson. Dance VI.
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding”, (IAL/GPC, A Family of Pride) HOP took over running of PrideFest which replaced Christopher Street Festival, Rally. Grand Marshals: Miriam Ben-Shalom, Perry Watkins. Dance VII.
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25” (IAL/GPC, Stonewall 25: A Global Celebration of Lesbian and Gay Pride and Protest) (IAL/GPC, 25th Anniversary, Gay Games came to New York and international body was assembled to plan march and rally. Mile long rainbow flag. Grand Marshals: no HOP marshals because of Stonewall 25. Dance VIII.
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration”, Grand Marshals: Karen S. Burstein, Elder Rev. Zacharey G. Jones, Greg Louganis. Dance IX.
1996 “Pride without Borders”. Grand Marshals: Thomas B. Stoddard, Dr. Ramon Torres. Dance X (10)
1997 “Liberate Educate Demonstrate” Grand Marshals: Barney Frank, Barbara Gittings. Dance Eleven
1998 “Unity through Diversity” Grand Marshals: Margarita Lopez, Phil Reed. Dance XII (12)
1999 “Proud Past / Powerful Future” Grand Marshals: Jonathan Ned Katz, Joan Nestle. Dance 13. Last Dance of the Century
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action” Grand Marshals: Virginia Apuzzo, James Dale, GSEN-Gay & Lesbian Straight Education Network. Dance 2000
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand” Grand Marshals: Michelle M. Benecke, Matt Forman, Hetrick Martin Institute. Dance 15
2002 “Against the Dark Sky, A Rainbow Shines Brightly” Grand Marshals: Dr. Karla Jay, GOAL, Fire-FLAG. Dance 16
2003 “Peace through Pride” Grand Marshals: Cherry Jones, Terrence McNally. Dance 17
2004 “Stand Up! Stand Out! Stand Proud!” Grand Marshals: Candice Boyce, Harvey Fierstein, Early Activist of the Stonewall Era. Dance 18
2005 “Equal Rights – No More, No Less” Grand Marshals: Pauline Park, Andrew Tobias. Dance 19
2006 “The Fight for Love & Life” Grand Marshals: Florent Morellet, Christine Quinn. Dance 20
2007, June 24, “United for Equality,” Grand Marshals: Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, Reverand Troy Perry (no PrideFest, it was denied by the mayor’s office for a new and safe location)
2008, June 29, “live - love - be” Grand Marshals: Gilbert Baker, Candis Cayne, PFLAG NYC (Jeanne Manford), LGBT Community Center (Richard Burns).
2009, June 28, “paint the town ruby, stonewall 40” Grand Marshalls: Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg, Dustin Lance Black.
2010, June 27, “Liberty and Justice for All” Grand Marshalls: Dan Choi, Judy Shepard, Constance Mc Mill. Dance 24
Folder List
1. Haring, Keith original 9 ½ x 9 ½ Art & Merchandising book 1986
2. History – Legal and Financial 1985-1992 (Constitution & By Laws)
3. History – Legal and financial 1985-1992 (Certificate of Incorporation Feb. 1985, Ammended 12/11/1989) (from Liz Salem)
4. PrideFest vender registration 1997
5. Minutes, Permits, Business Advisory Board 1998
6. Minutes, Financial 1988 (By Laws 1997)
7. Correspondence, Minutes, PrideFest Applications, Interpride 1999
8. Dance, PrideFest, Minutes, Rally 1999 (3 ½ disk Logo)
9. Order of March 2000 (Art Space 2000)
10. Correspondence 1987
11. Investigation report 1992, June on Christopher Street Festival Committee
12. Stonewall 25, Financial Reports, March order 1990s
13. Dance XV Gold Pass ($150) Sales 2001
14. March Registration 1997 #1 of 2
15. March Registration 1997 #2 of 2
16. March Registration, Out of State 1993
17. Interpride Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 1990
18. Interpride Conference 1992
19. Interpride Conference 1993 & 1995
Box2
20. Correspondence 1992
21. Correspondence 1993
22. Correspondence 1994
23. Correspondence 1995
24. Correspondence 1996
25. Minutes, General Membership Meetings 9/1996 – 12/1996
26. Minutes, General Membership & Executive Committee 1/1997-2/1997
27. Minutes, General Membership & Executive Committee 3/1997-5/1997
28. Minutes, HOP Quorum, Newsletter 1998
29. Minutes 9/1998 – 9/1999
30. Articles, Stonewall 20:” A Generation of Pride
31. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 8/1997 – 9/1997
32. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 6/1997 – 7/1997
33. Minutes, General Membership, Executive Board 9/1997 – 12/1997
34. Minutes 1993, Registration Forms 1998
35. Minutes 8/1993 – 1/1996, Budget 1994
36. 1997 Rally, Invitations to Appear
37. March Reviews, Critiques 1985 - 1989
38. Balloon Release 1988 – 1990
39. Budgets 1988 – 1989
40. Minutes Executive Committee/Board 1988 – 1989
41. Minutes, General Membership 1988 – 1989
42. Average Ranking for Order of March 1984 – 1991
43. Minutes, Merchandising Committee, Reports 1988 – 1989
44. Media Committee 1984 – 1989 (Draft 25 Anniversary of Stonewall)
45. Rally 1988 – 1989
46. Minutes, Award Ceremony 1989
47. Correspondence 1988
Box 3 IAL/GPC & NAL/GPC
48. National Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (NALGPC) 1985
49. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1987
50. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1992
51. Pride Week Ottawa Canada 1998
52. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997
53. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997
54. IAL/GPC Accident & Health Insurance 1997
55. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) Organization Chart 1997
56. 1997 IAL/GPC Resource Package Chicago, IL
57. IAL/GPC Resource Package Milwaukee, WI 1997
58. IAL/GPC Resource Package San Francisco, CA 1997
59. IAL/GPC Resource Package Knoxville, KY 1997
60. IAL/GPC Resource Package Christopher Street West, West Hollywood, CA 1997
61. IAL/GPC Resource Package Atlanta, GA 1997
62. Pride Scotland 1997
63. IAL/GPC Registration Questionnaire 1997
64. IAL/GPC Registration New York, NY 1997
65. IAL/GPC Registration Form Outside USA
66. IAL/GPC Registration Forms West & West Coast 1997
67. IAL/GPC Registration Forms East & East Coast
68. IAL/GPC Registration Forms Mid-States
69. IAL/GPC National Capital Region
70. IAL/GPC National Capital Region, Misc., Ottawa, CAN
71. GLBT Pride/Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN 1997
72. South Florida1997
73. Wichita, KS 1997
74. Consolidated Association of Pride, Inc. (CAPI) CA, AR, UT, NV, Baja CA 1997
75. IAL/GPC Long Island Pride, NY 1997
76. IAL/GPC Argentina 1997
77. IAL/GPC Resource Pack HOP NY 1997
78. IAL/GPC Tijuana, Baja CA 1997
79. IAL/GPC Indy Pride, Indianapolis, IN 1997
80. VHS Video Tape Auckland, New Zealand 1997
81. IAL/GPC Registration Forms 1997
82. IAL/GPC Mentoring Program 1997
83. San Jose (CA) Gay Pride Celebration 1997
84. Cleveland (OH) Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Pride, Inc. Budget 1997
Box 4 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
85. Minutes, 1984CSLDC [Richard Ferrara Collection]
86. Minutes, Registration 1986 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
87. Minutes, Correspondence 1985 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
88. HOP Awards 1988 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
89. Resume 1986, Encore Community Center 1989 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
90. Registration, Minutes 1988 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
91. Minutes, Budget 1989 (Lawsuit Bert Van Emden vs. HOP benefit) [Richard Ferrara Collection]
92. Minutes, Financial, Registration, 1986-’87, Constitution 1986 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
93. Minutes, Registration, Merchandising Jan – June 1990 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
94. Minutes July to Dec 1990 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
95. Financial, Minutes, Registration Jan - June 1991[Richard Ferrara Collection]
96. Minutes, Financial July – Dec 1991 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
97. Minutes, lavender line on Fifth Ave 1992 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
98. Rally 1993 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
99. Membership Manual; Mile-long Rainbow Flag, PrideFest 1994 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
100. Registration 1995 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
101. PrideFest, Rally 1996 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
102. Rally, March 1997 [Richard Ferrara Collection]
103. WBAI-FM Agreement [Richard Ferrara Collection]
104. Rainbow Flag story, Sketch no date [Richard Ferrara Collection]
105. Photos (Seventy-Eight photos) “Out, Loud & Proud” 1991? [Richard Ferrara Collection]
106. Pride Guides 1986, 1987, 1990,1991,1995,2000
Box 5
107. Flyers 1988 – 1993
108. March Committee 1990 - 1991
109. Bisexuality Steering Committee no/date
110. Correspondence 1990 – 1993
111. Dance 1990 – 1993
112. Fundraising 1992 – 1993
113. March Committee 1992, 1993
114. PrideFest, Ad Hoc Committee (First Year) 1993
115. Investigation Report of Christopher Street Festival 1992
116. Rally 1992
117. Minutes, General Membership/Executive 1992 – 1993
118. Budgets 1992
119. Budgets 1993
120. Budgets 1994
121. Budgets 1995
122. Budgets 1996
123. Budgets 1997
124. Correspondence, Minutes 1992
125. Minutes, Media Reports 1994
126. Minutes, Media Reports 1995
127. Minutes, Media Reports, Outreach (Northeast Regional Pride Coordinators 1996
128. Minutes, Membership, Correspondence 1996
129. PrideFest 1996
130. Award Ceremony 1988, 1989
131. Press Releases 1990 – 1994
132. Press Releases 1992
133. Advertising 1992
134. Advertising copy 1992
135. GLAD Media Report 1992
136. Media 1993
137. Pride Pavilion 1994, History from 1969 Timeline
138. Press Releases 1994
139. Advertising 1994
140. Budget 1994
141. PrideFest 1994
142. Media Kit, Registration, Rally 1995
143. March, Rally, Awards 1996
144. Awards Ceremony, Draft Out Loud and Proud 1997
145. Media Kit 1997
146. Dance Pier Plan 2001
147. Dance Pier Plan 2002
148. Dance Pier Plan 2003
Box 6
149. Membership lists, various years 1988 – 1998
150. Constitution and Bylaws 1990
151. Lavender Line donors 1991, 1992
152. Brochure Markup 1996
153. Name-a-Toilet 1986, 1987
154. Reports, Correspondence 1988
155. Merchandising 1988
156. Merchandising, PrideFest take over of Christopher Street Festival, Applications 1988
157. General Membership Meetings 1992
158. Executive Committee 1992
159. Bisexual Public Action Committee 1992
160. Account book 1988
161. Merchandising 1988, 1989
162. General Membership Meeting 1988
163. Executive Meeting 1988
164. Calendar of Events, 1991
165. Awards Ceremony1991
166. Executive Board and General Membership, 1991
167. Press Kit, 1997
168. General Membership, Merchandising Minutes, 1987
169. General Membership, Merchandising Minutes
170. Pride History Month 1988
171. Media 1991, 1992
172. Membership Lists 1988, 1991
173. Merchandising, & Some minutes, 1993
174. Fund Raising, Media, 1998
175. Merchandising, 1997
176. Merchandising, & Some minutes, 1997
177. Northeast Regional Pride Coordination conference (NERP) Cape Cod, 1999
178. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee 1983 – 1984 (Minutes, fundraising, memberships)
179. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee Pride Guide, 1983
180. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee 1982 – 1983
181. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee “Struttin’ Up 5th” 1982 – 1983
182. Dance X, 1983
Box 7
183. History HOP Theme 1985 – 1994, Story, 1970 – 1991 (Rainbow flag Description 1978)
184. Registration forms, flyers 1983, 1985 – 1989
185. Registration, logo designs, 1990
186. Registration, 1991
187. Events, 1992
188. Minutes, Budget, Audit, 1993
189. Minutes, Budget, Registration, 1994
190. PrideFest, 1994
191. Events, Budget, Rally, Awards, 1995
192. Budget X, 1995
193. Dance Ticket Brokers, 1996
194. Events, 1997
195. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) Bylaws, 1995
196. Minutes August 1985 – November 1986
197. Names Project 1987 – 1988
198. Thank you party, 1992
199. Registration Forms (completed), 1987
200. Float Registration, 1987
201. Float Registration X, 1987
202. Police Department, Department of Parks, Registrations 1985 – 1988
203. Dance ticket sales, 1996
204. Maps of Pier
205. Sound System Contracts 1995 – 1997
206. 1996 Dance Expenses
207. Vehicle Guideline, 1991
208. Registration March & Floats, 1991
209. VHS video Stonewall 25 (2), Music CDs Pride 97, Don’t Mess with Mary 1994
Box 8
210. Minutes, Membership, 1986
211. Minutes, Publicity, 1985
212. March Committee Minutes X, 1985
213. Minutes, March, Membership, 1987
214. Pride Guide, 1987
215. Dance, 1992
216. March, 1992
217. Rally (Union Square), 1992
218. Dance, 1993
219. March, 1993
220. Minutes, Merchandising 1985 – 1986
221. Investigation of Christopher Street Festival Committee, 1992
222. PrideFest, 1983
223. Rally, 1993
224. Dance 8 1994
225. March on UN, Budget, Comments on Event, 1994
226. PrideFest, 1994
227. Rally, 1995
228. March 1996 (award to P. O. Gerard Berry 1986)
229. Dance (Fireworks), 1987
230. March, 1987
231. Permit, Dance, 1988
232. March, 1988
233. Dance III, 1989
234. Pride March (Articles on balloon release), 1989
235. Rally potential Sites, 1989
236. Christopher Street Festival, 1990
237. Dance IV X, 1990
238. Pride March, 1990
239. Rally, 1990
240. Dance, 1991
241. March Section Leaders, 1991
242. Rally, 1991
243. Stonewall 25, Planning Group, 1994
244. Northeast Regional Conference (NERP) March, (IALGPC), 1989
245. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC) 1991 – 1993
246. Judges voting sheets years unknown
247. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC) 1984
248. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee Constitution & Bylaws, 1984
Box 9
249. Contact Sheets, March & Rally 1992, JTB Photographer
250. Minutes, Financial, Merchandising, Mailing lists January – May 1987
251. Minutes, Financial, Registration forms, Volunteers January – December 1987
252. Awards Ceremony & Photos 1987
253. Minutes, Fund Raising 1987
254. March, Awards, Dance III 1989
255. Pages from “Gay American History” by Jonathon Katz
256. Awards 1991
257. PrideFest, March, Minutes 1992
258. Application to Community Board 2 for Festival, Some minutes, Constitution & Bylaws1993
259. Membership Manual, HOP History 1994
260. Budgets, Minutes, Fund Raising January – May 1994
261. Minutes, Dance PrideFest, June – December 1994, Proposed Budget 1995
262. Candle Light March Stonewall 25, 1994
263. Media Repots, Minutes, Budgets 1995
264. Dance, Minutes, PrideFest 1998
265. Volunteers 1998
266. Website 2000
267. Volunteers 2000
268. General Membership Minutes 1998, 1999, 2000
269. Executive Board Minutes 1998, 1999, 2000
270. Inter Pride 1999, 2000
271. Inter Pride North East Regional Pride NERP 2000
272. March Committee Minutes 1998, 1999
273. Rally 1998, 1999
274. Fund Raising 1998
275. PrideFest Minutes & Event 1999
276. Merchandising Minutes, Budget 1998, some 1999, 2000
277. Dance Minutes, Security 2000
278. Budget 2000, Membership Lists, Sign-in lists
Box 10
279. Dance I, II, III, IV (Poster Dance III, 1989) Dance 2000
280. Stonewall 25
281. Media 1998, 1999
282. Millennium March on Washington DC planning document dated Feb. 3, 1998
283. Award Ceremony 2000
284. Dance 13, Minutes, Volunteer lists – InterPride 2000
285. CSLDC 1982, 1983 – HOP 1993, Papers from Brian O’Dell
286. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC 1996, 1997
287. Congressional Record 1989, Community Board 2, 1989, Mayor Koch 1986, 1987 – from Brian O’Dell
288. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC 1997
289. PrideFest 1997
290. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators IALGPC Minutes 1997, Evaluations
291. Rally Talent, Order Logistics 1999
292. Rally Talent, Logistics 1998
293. Media Consultants 1992-1998Awards Michael Bath 1996, 1997, Dr. Ramon A. (Gabriel) Torres
294. Budget Approved 1996
295. Sponsors for Pride Week 1998
296. North East Regional Pride Conference NERP 2002
297. Rally Minutes, Reports 1997-1998
298. Rally Talent declined 1998
299. Craig Rodwell
300. Press Releases 1996
301. Press Releases 1996
302. National Pride Coordinators Conference, 3rd 1984 Wichita, Kansas
303. Minutes 1995, 1996, 1997
304. Out, Loud & Proud: Perspective of Pride 1997 (History 1950’s to 1990’s)
305. Minutes, Permits, Rally 1996
306. Media Reports, Agenda 1995, 1996
307. Rally Minutes 1999
308. Media Kit 1995
309. Media Kit 1996
Box 11
310. PrideFest Applications 1997 #1of 7
311. PrideFest Applications 1997 #2 of 7
312. PrideFest Applications 1997 #3 of 7
313. PrideFest Applications 1997 #4 of 7
314. PrideFest Applications 1997 #5 of 7
315. PrideFest Applications 1997 #6 of 7
316. PrideFest Applications 1997 #7 of 7
317. Award (Thank You) Parties 1986-1993
318. PrideFest 1995-1996
319. Media Clippings 1987
320. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC) 1983-1984, “Struttin’ Down 5th” [May 1983, Vol. 2, #1; May 1983, Vol. 2, #2; June 1983, Vol. 2, #3; Mar 1984, Vol. 3, #1] news coverage on CDLDC “Scandal”
321. March 1985
322. March 1985, 1987-1989 (from Brian O’Dell) memo on balloon release
323. Related Pride Groups, mostly 1994 (from Brian O’Dell)
324. Fund Raising at Bars & Clubs 1980s, 1990s (from Brian O’Dell)
325. March on Washington 1987
326. Media Clippings 1989
327. Naming Stonewall Place, 20th Anniversary, 1988
328. Newsletter, The Lavender Line, Winter 1992, Vol. 1, #1.
329. Newsletter, The Lavender Line,
1995 - Winter Vol. 1, #2, Summer Vol. 1, #3, Autumn Vol. 1, #3, Issue no number;
1996 – Winter Vol. 2, #1, Spring Vol. 2, #2, Summer Vol. 2, #3, Winter Vol. 2, #4;
1997 - Spring, Vol. 3, #1,Summer, Vol. 3, #2,Autumn, Vol. 3, #3, Winter Vol. 3, #4;
1998 – Spring, Vol. 4# 1, Summer Vol. 4, #2, Autumn Vol. 4, #3, Winter Vol. 4, #4;
1999 – Spring vol. 5, #1, Summer Vol. 5, #2;
2000 – Pride Edition Vol. 6, #2;
2001 – Spring Vol. 7, #2, Fall Vol. 7, #3;
2002 – December Vol. 8, #4.
Box 12
330. News Clippings 1969 – 1980’s
331. National Association Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators 1985
332. Rally 1998
333. Rally 1999 Talent
334. Rally 2000
335. Fireworks 1997
336. Press Releases 1986
337. March 1988 – 1989
338. March 1990
339. Press Release June 1991
340. Pride Guide Draft, Press Releases 1992
341. Press Releases 1993
342. March Registration 1996
343. Income Tax 1994 Year
344. Accounting related to taxes 1995 year
345. Rally and March Entertainment 1997
346. Dance XI 1997 refunds
347. Dance 1997 Contracts
348. Minutes, Budget 1997
349. Volunteer Groups Dance 1997
350. Dance Box Office Tickets
351. Dance on the Pier, Site plans
352. Bumper Stickers
353. Outreach March, Rally & Dance 1991
354. Phoneathon Pledges 1988
355. Fund Raising 1989-1991
356. Minutes Executive Board, 1989-1990
357. Minutes 1989-1990
358. Dance 5 1993
359. Haring Logo (large)
360. Awards Ceremony 2000
361. Interpride Policies and Procedures Manual
Box 13
362. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, 1970 Invitations (clippings), 1983 Media, 1984 Event
363. Christopher Street Festival Committee 1986
364. Photos 8 X 10, 1982 – 1983
365. Merchandising Committee 1985 – 1990
366. March Committee 1985 – 1986
367. New York Memorial Quilt display 1988
368. Dance III, 1989
369. Budget 1989 – 1990
370. IALGPC Stonewall 25 1994
371. Lavender Line down 5th Avenue 1985
372. March 1985
373. March Registrations 1986
374. March Registrations 1987
375. March Registrations 1988
376. March 1989
377. March 1990
378. Correspondence on March 1986 – 1991 (Lighting Empire State Building, Met Life)
379. March 1991
380. March Registrations 1992
381. Awards Ceremony 1986 – 1990, 1992
382. Stonewall 25 planning, 1990, 1991
383. International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordination (IAL/GPC) 1989
384. PrideFest 1993
385. Related Events 1989 – 1994
386. Rally Invitation 1986, 1988, 1989
387. March 1990 – 1995
388. March 1996 - 2000
Box 14
389. Harrison Goldin Letter 1994
390. Dance History “A Decade of Dance” 1996
391. Permit Proclamation 1995
392. Fund Raising Benefits 1986
393. James Burke Collection 1987
394. Police Reports 1991 – 1993
395. Order of March Awards, Permits 1991
396. March Registration 1992 - 1993 Awards
397. Minutes, Budget, Dance 1994, 1995
398. Media Reports 1994, 1995
399. Homophobia/Catholic 1995
400. Pride Week Information 1995
401. Media, Awards 1996
402. Budget, Order of March 1997
403. Minutes, Dance, Awards 1998
404. Media, Press Kit 1999
405. White House Proclamation 2000
406. Order of March 2001
407. March Registration 2002
408. Awards no date
409. Dance Minutes 1993, 1994
410. Meetings with WBAI 1996, 1997
411. Award Ceremony 1999
412. Dance 1994 (Stonewall Brigade brochure)
413. Rally 1995, 1996
414. Rally 1996, 1997 Public Service Announcements (PSA)
Box 15
415. Registration Forms 2005, 1 of 4
416. Registration Forms 2005, 2 of 4
417. Registration Forms 2005, 3 of 4
418. Registration Forms 2005, 4 of 4
419. Registration Forms 2002
420. Registration Forms 2003
421. Registration Forms 2004 1of 2
422. Registration Forms 2004 2 of 2
423. Judges’ Book 2006
424. Announcers’ Book 2006
425. Registration Form 2006
426. Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee, Press Release 1983, News Clippings
427. News Clippings 1988 – 1989
428. News Clippings 1989 – 1990
429. News Clippings 1990
430. Registration Form 2005
431. Minutes 1999
432. March Groups 2003 – 2004
433. Registration Forms 1991
434. Interpride 1999 IAL/GPC
435. VHS tapes, Stonewall 25, 1968 Phillie 1970 NYC, Reflections on Pride 1997
436. Press Kit 197, Volunteer 1996
Box 16
437. Dance Pier 54, Inspection Report Goodkind & O’Dea, Inc. 2000
438. Awards Ceremony, Thank you party 2000 - 2002
439. NERP Israel Pride 2000
440. Dance Pier 54 Information 2001
441. Community Grants 2001
442. Dance 2001 Community Groups
443. Membership lists 2002?
444. Dance on the Pier, Volunteers 2002
445. Dance 2002 Inventory Sheets
446. Dance 2002 Chris Lipari Contract
447. Dance on the Pier 2003, Minutes, Instructions
448. March Registrations 2003 – Bisexual, Transgender, Political, Movement, Politicians
449. March Registrations 2003 – Religious, Spiritual
450. March Registrations 2003 – CT, LI, New England, NJ, Upstate
451. March Registrations 2003 – Delaware, Maryland, Penn, Wash D.C., International
452. March Registrations 2003 – Multi-Cultural, Ethnic, Neighborhood, Social
453. March Registrations 2003 – People of Color
454. March Registrations 2003 – Lead Section
455. March Registrations 2003 – Athletic, Sports
456. March Registrations 2003 – Leather, Levi, S&M
457. March Registrations 2003 – Women Only
458. March Registrations 2003 – HIV, PWA, AIDS Services, PFLAG
459. March Registrations 2003 – Professional, Labor
460. March Registrations 2003 – College, University, Theater, Arts, Media
461. March Registrations 2003 – Youth, LGBT Parents
462. March 2003, Volunteer Forms 1 of 2
463. March 2003, Volunteer Forms 2 of 2
464. Northeast Regional Pride 2003 NERP
465. Dance 2003 Volunteers
466. Dance 2003 Volunteer Assignments
467. Dance 2004 Ticket list, will call
468. Out at Night Six Flags Great Adventure 2005
469. March Registration forms 2005
470. Tickets, Ribbons, Postcards, Passes 2005, 2006
Box 17
471. General Membership Minutes (incomplete) 1986-1988
472. Address Book Janice Thom 1990s
473. Fund Raising Minutes 1991
474. Sponsors (Fund Raising) 1991
475. Fund Raising Budgets, Minutes 1992
476. Fund Raising Correspondence 1992 (notebook)
477. Stonewall 25 Planning 1993
478. Photographs 1993 (Janice Thom)
479. Stonewall 25 Joint Media Coalition 1993
480. Stonewall 25 National Steering Comittee, History Stonewall 20, “A Generation of Pride”
481. Stonewall 25 Merchandise 1993, 1994
482. Stonewall 25 Hospitality 1993, 1994
483. Stonewall 25 Management Teams 1993, 1994
484. Stonewall 25 AIDS Special Needs 1993, 1994
485. Stonewall 25 Fund Raising Sponsors 1993, 1994
486. Stonewall 25 Agenda, Minutes Executive Committee 1993, 1994
487. Stonewall 25 Organizing Kit 1994
488. Stonewall 25 International March on United Nations 1994
489. Stonewall 25 Pride Committee Contacts
490. Stonewall 25 Rally in Central Park 1994
491. Stonewall 25 Scholarship Committee 1994
492. Minutes, General Membership. Executive Board 1995
493. Budget 1995
494. Grants Committee 1995
495. Dance 1995
496. Fund Raising 1995
497. Pride Fest 1995
498. Media 1995
499. PrideFest, Stonewall Brigade 1995
500. Constitution & By Laws 1996
501. Media 1996, 1997
502. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997
503. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) Letters to sponsors 1997
504. March 1997. Training, Registration, Budget
505. Fund Raising, Sponsorship 1997
506. Budget 1997
507. March Minutes 1997
508. Rally 1997
509. Website 1997
510. Correspondence 1997, 1998 (Amy Kaufman)
511. International Association of Lesbian & Gay Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC) 1997, 1998
512. March Registration Forms 1997, 1999, Article 1993
513. March 1998 Minutes, Correspondence, Slides
514. Awards Ceremony 1998
515. Volunteer Call Minutes 1998
516. Media 1998
517. Gay & Lesbian Business Expo 1999
Box 18
518. Pride Defined in 11 Languages (transparencies)
519. Order of March 1984 - 1996
520. Christopher Street Festival Committee (CSFC), Correspondence, Interviews 1992
521. Fund Raising 1993
522. March 1993
523. Stonewall 25, 1994, PrideFest, Media
524. Fund Raising 1994, 1995
525. PrideFest 1993 – 1994, Vendor Registration, Minutes
526. March 1995
527. Inter-Pride Conference 1995, Phoenix, AZ
528. International Association of L/G Pride Coordinators (IAL/GPC), By-laws, Sponsors, Reports, 1997
529. Media Package 1997
530. Sponsorship Proposal 1998
531. March 1998
532. March Committee Minutes 1997-1998, Sirens
533. March 1999, “Stonewall Riot Veterans”, volunteers
534. Financial, Budget 1999 Chart of Accounts, Budget 2000
535. Pride Guide Production 1999
536. Rally 1998, 1999
537. New York City DOT, Street Banners, Outdoor media show, 1998, 1999
538. Lavender Line down 5th Avenue, 1999
539. Dance Permits 2000, (Hudson River Park Trust, $3,000)
540. Dance 2001, photos, permits, site plans
541. Dance 2001 registration volunteers
542. Dance 2001 (Hudson River Park Trust, $5,000)
543. Staging Area, HOP Festival June 23 & 24, 2001
544. March Proof Sheets (color) 2002, PrideFest
545. Dance 2004 working grants
546. Dance 2004, Minutes, Correspondence, Volunteer Forms 1 or 2
547. Dance 2004, Volunteer Forms 2 or 2
548. Dance 2004 Volunteers 1 of 2
549. Dance 2004 Volunteers 2 of 2
Box 19
550. Dance 1995
551. Dance 1996, Job Descriptions
552. Dance 1996, Fireworks contract, permit
553. Dance permits, minutes 1996, 1997
554. Dance 1998
555. Dance 1999 Tickets
556. Dance 1999 DJs
557. Dance 1999 Fireworks
558. Dance 1999 Lights & Sound
559. Dance 1999 Layout of piers
560. Dance 1999 Volunteers, Metropolitan Community Church
561. Dance 1999 Volunteer Forms
562. Dance 1999 Minutes, Financial Reports
563. Awards Ceremony, Thank You Party 1999
564. Dance 1999, 2000 Sponsors
565. Dance 1999 Permits
566. Dance Security 1999, 2000
567. Dance 1999 Box Office Tickets
568. Dance 1999 Equipment, Supplies
569. Dance Minutes 1999, 2000
570. Dance 2000 Equipment, Supplies
571. Dance 2000, photos of setup, fireworks
572. Dance 2000 talent, DJs
573. Dance Committee Minutes c. 2000 or 1999
574. Dance 2000 (Hudson River Park Trust, $5,000)
575. Dance Urinal Setup (no date)
576. Dance 2000 Light & Sound Contract
577. Dance 2000 Box Office Tickets
578. Dance 2000 Poster, fliers, logo
579. Dance 2000 wristbands
580. Philadelphia Weekend Blue Ball 2000
581. Dance 2000 Mobile Radios
582. Dance Volunteer Roster 2000, 2001
583. Dance 2000 Volunteers, orientation, sign up sheets
584. Dance 2000 Volunteers 1 of 2
585. Dance 2000 Volunteers 2 of 2
586. Dance 2000 Volunteers for bars
587. Empire State Pride Agenda, Dinner 2000
588. Awards Ceremony 2000
589. Dance 2001 Budget
590. Dance 2001 Bank instructions (receipts)
591. Awards Ceremony 2004
Box 20 T-Shirts (title in quotation marks by theme, event, position, sponsor in parenthesis)
1988, June 25 “The Quilt in The Park” (Westend Salutes Haring) Yellow, M
1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting on” black, no size
1989 “Staff Stonewall 20” grey, XL
1989 “Staff Stonewall 20” yellow, l
1989 “Dance III Security” pale yellow
1989 “Dance on the Pier” pale yellow, L
1989 “Stonewall 20, Staff “ (Candle Bar, Cross Road, Tunnel) pink, L
1989 “Stonewall 20, Marshall” (Rev 2) red, XL
1989 “Stonewall 20, a Generation of Pride” Turquoise, M
1989 “Stonewall 20” long sleeve white, M
1989 “Stonewall 20” with Hareng logo white. S
1989 “Forward Together” cap turquoise
2006 “Executive Board –The Fight for Love & Life,” polo shirt buttonsgrey
1987 “Marshall – the March & Rally” (Tracks) rose
1996 “Pride Without Borders, Security” (KTU 103.5) red, XL
1996 “Pride Without Borders” no other logo
1987 “We the People, Proud, Strong, United” turquoise, L
1987 “We the People, Proud, Strong, United” Black, M
1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting on, Marshal” (Tracks) red, L
no date “Terry Bogus Center Staff”
1987 “The Dance” first dance on the pier turquoise
1987 “Marshall ‘87” Raspberry
Box 21 (T-shirts)
1988 “Dance II” (Leather Pride Night) Lavender L
1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting On” turquoise with multi logo, S
1996 “Pride Without Borders, Backstaff” (KTU 103.5) turquoise, L
1988 “69 Rightfully Proud and Fighting on” Cap red
1995 “Pride From Silence to Celebration” (Hot, 97 FM) yellow, XL
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate” (KTU 103.5) red, XXL
1990 “Our Voice Family, Friends, Lovers, Marshall, 6/23” Elizabeth, NJ (Monster) blue, XL
1990 “Our Voice Family, Friends, Lovers, Saturday June 23”
white, XL
1984 “Unity & More in 84, 15th Anniversary” black, L
1990 “Family, Friends, Lovers, Gay & Lesbian Pride Weekend, June 23, 24” white, M
1990 “Staff, Dance 4” Yellow polo, L
1990 “Dance 4, Lights & Sound” Yellow, L
1983 “CSLDC, Assistant Field Marshall ‘83” Lavender, L
1983 “CSLDC, Marshall ‘83” Lavender, L
1984 “CSLDC, Marshall ‘84” orange, M
1990 “New York City Gay & Lesbian Pride June 23-24, 1990” White with pink triangles, XL [commercial t-shirt?]
1981 “CSLDC Committee 1981” Red, XL
1984 “Unity & More in 84, 15th Anniversary” Red, L
1985 “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet, Pride ‘85 NYC” Purple
1986 “Marshall 86, Pride Day June 29, 1986” (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar, Cross Road) Turquoise, M
1986 “Forward Together 86, Pride Day June 19, 1986” Grey tank top, M
1985 “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet, Pride ‘85 NYC” Cap, white
1985 “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet, Pride ‘85 NYC” (GGBC) Yellow-gold, L
1986 “Forward Together 86, Pride Day June 19, 1986” White, L
1990 “Family, Friends, Lovers, Gay & Lesbian Pride Weekend, Staff” (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar, Crossroads) Yellow, L
1992 “NH Lesbian & Gay Pride, There’s NO Stopping Us Now” Grey, XL
1992, June 7 “Arizona, Pride Equals Power” White, XL
Box 22 (T-shirts)
1988 “Kansas, Wichita, Pull Your Pride, Rightfully Proud” Yellow, L
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Making a Difference for all of Us” (Centaur) rose, L
2000 “Dance 2000, Security” (Centaur) rose, L
1993 “NJ, United in Pride, Diverse by Nature” White, XL
1991 “The San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and Celebration, Hand in Hand Together” White, XL
2000 “Dance 2000, Manager” (Centaur) White with blue trim, L
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Giving Back to Your Community” (Centaur) Green, L
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Executive” light grey polo, L
no/date “I’m Out” (Miller beer) White, XL
1992 “L.I. Pride Parade, A Simple Matter of Justice” (Wilde Side) Black, XL
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Making a Difference for all of Us” (Centaur) Orange, M
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Crew” (Centaur) Light blue, L
1991 “Long Beach, IAL/GPC, Come and Celebrate” White with rainbow flag
1995 “Pride: from Silence to Celebration, The Rally, Staff, June 18, 1995” Rose, XL
1999 “Kidspace, PrideFest” (South Park, Bigger, Longer, Uncut, in Theatres June 30) Lavender-L
1991, June 23 “Washington D.C. Pride Day, Together in Pride!” Lavender. L
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, Staff”
(Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis) Grey heather, M
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, Marshall” (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis) Maroon, XXL
1989 “Dance III, Pride Dance on the Pier, Stonewall 20, A Generation of Pride” Orange, L
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Staff, New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride March” (KTJ 103.5) light grey, L
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Crew Captain” (Centaur) Dark blue, XL
Box 23 (T-shirts)
1999 “Stonewall 30” White football jersey, commercial, XL
1999 “CoffeeHouse PrideFest, Heritage of Pride” (KTU 103.5 FM) Brown, 2X
no/date “GMHC [with Large V]” White, XL
2002, June 23 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The Rally, Manager” (Fleet) Blue, L
2002, June 23 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The Rally, Crew” (Fleet) Pale green, L
2002, June 23 “Rally Trash [image of trash can without date]”, Heather, L
2002, June 23 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The Rally, Merchandise” (Fleet) Purple, L
2002, June 23 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The Rally, Security” (Fleet) Maroon, L
2002, June 23 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The Rally, Backstage” (Fleet) Teal, L
No/date “ASL, Interpreter” Yellow, L
1999? “American Sign Language Interpreter” (South Park, Bigger, Longer, Uncut, in Theatres June 30) pale Peach, XL
2002 “LGBT Pride March” (Hairspray) Cap, White
No/date “ASL, Interpreter” (Fountainhead Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water) Black, M
Box 24 – Paper, videos, cassette tapes
592. 1985 brainstorming notes
593. 1986, Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC)
594. 1987 Pride Conference, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators (IALGPC
595. 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators
596. 1987, March
597. 1987, “Stonewall 20: A Generation of Pride” History by Lester Pierce
598. 1989, 1990, 1991 Minutes (incomplete)
599. 1993 Rally & March
600. 1994 March
601. 1995 Registration Package
602. 1996 Dance Fireworks
603. 1997 “A Decade of Dance” (dance history)
604. 1999 Stage Permit
605. Awards Ceremony, various years between1986-2002
606. Pride Pavilion Dateline (history of events and legal status by Bill Tinsley) 1969-1994
607. Passes, ribbons, various years
608. Photos Dance & March, no date
609. Merchandise Order Forms, no date
(Also audio tapes and video tapes in this box listed under section)
Box 25 T-Shirts
2003 “Executive Board” Haring Logo polo lavender, S
2002 “Northeast Regional Pride” March 1-3 polo, grey, L
1992 “Dance 6”, “Crew” yellow (don’t Panic, Genre) Yellow, L
1991, June 29 “HeRe Without Fear”, Rally, Marshall wine. XL, (Crazy Nanny’s)
1991 “Out, Loud & Proud”, Marshall purple, (Tunnel, Candle, Crossroads)
1991, June 29 “HeRe Without Fear, Rally”, white. L
1999 “We re Proud, We are powerful”, Rally, Backstage lavender, 2X, (South Park)
1988 “Dance II” light purple L (faded)
1993 “Dance” (Bud Light Beer) red, L
1992 “Pride=Power”, Rally, Marshall grey, XL (Hot 97FM)
1989 “Stonewall 20”, Marshall pink, (Candle, tunnel, Crossroad)
1994 “Stonewall 25, Global Voices of Pride & Protest” white, XL (In the Life)
1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting On” Marshal red, (Tracks)
1994 “Seize the Spirit Stonewall 25” Security red, XXL (Miller Lite)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding” Marshal dark turquoise, XL
1992 “Barone,” “Pain, Anger, Frustration until there is a cure” Logo red ribbon, broken heart white, L
1994 “Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Celebrates Stonewall 25” Marshal, Logo Stratosphere World Fair Purple, XL (Pride Tours)
1991 “Out, Loud & Proud” Staff Green (Tunnel, Candle, Crossroad)
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25” white, XL
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding” white, XL
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25” Crew heather, L (The Monster)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate” Security Dance 11 white, L (KYU 103.5 FM
1997 “IALGPC, NYC October 16-19” henley, heather, L (Peacock Printing)
Box 26 T-shirts
1997 “Rally Trash, Bryant Park” dark green XL
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Rally, Manager” heather, XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, March, Staff” light heather, XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1997 “ASL Interpreter Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate” purple, L
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate – Marshall” green. XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1997 “Dance 11, Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate” Purple, XXL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1994 “Stonewall 25 – Volunteer, Festival Staff” heather, XL
1997 “IALGPC, NYC October 16-19” polo, green, L (Peacock Printing)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Dance, Captain” light blue, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, March, Manager” (Naked Boys Singing, Straight-Jacket)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Dance, Giving Back Your Community” pink, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
No/date “Heritage of Pride, Merchandise Manager” dark blue, XL (lgny newspaper, Peacock Printing)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity” heather, S
No/date Haring logo purple, L
No/date Haring logo white, XXXL
No/date “Bar Hop For Pride, Heritage of Pride” black with silver print, M (Peacock Printing)
No/date “The Dance Continues The Saint” white, (Hot 103 FM)
No/date “h.o.p. HOP at the Saint, Dance marathon” orange
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, March, Staff” purple, L(Naked Boys Singing, Straight-Jacket)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, March, Section Leader” orange, L (Naked Boys Singing, Straight-Jacket)
1996 “Center Stage, The Gay and Lesbian Visitor’s Center” Atlanta white, XL (Instiches)
1996 “S. F. LGBT Pride, Equality & Justice for All, Volunteer” green, XL (Calistoga)
1997 “Pride 97” (no city name) black XL
1994 “Stonewall a Celebration of Pride, G, L, Friendly, Biloxi, MS” white, XL (American Aquatic Gardens)
Box 27 T-shirts
1999 “Pridefest, STAFF” heather, XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Pridefest, STAGEFEST” red, M (KTU 103.5 FM)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, Rally, MANAGER” teal, L (lgny newspaper, Peacock Printing)
1999 “Dance 13, the last dance of the century, CREW” turquoise, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Dance 13, the last dance of the century, Making A Difference for All of Us” purple M (KTU 103.5 FM)
1996 “Pride Without borders, Manager, The Rally” Purple, XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1998 “Arizona Central Pride, Parade and Festival, Saturday April 18, 1998, ‘A Gateway to Change’” white, L
1995, June 4 “Queens Lesbian-Gay Pride, Defining Ourselves, Pride! From Silence to Celebration” white, XL
1998, June 27-28 Christopher Street West/LA – Freedom to Love Freedom to Choose” Festival Banding green, L
1994 “Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride The Borough of Nations Celebrates Stonewall 25” Logo Stratosphere World Fair white, L
1996 New Jersey “Pride” white, XL (Stage Left, The Yacht Club)
1997, June 14 Mid-Tennessee Nashville Pride Celebration, Equality Through Visibility” white, L
1997 “Absolutely Idaho Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Pride 1997”
1999 “We Are Proud, We Are Powerful, Pride Starts Here, Rally, MANAGER” dark blue, L (South Park)
1992 “NJ, Visible, Equal, Proud, Marshall” White, XL
1998 “Interpride – See you in West Hollywood 10/16-17/1998, Christopher Street West” heather, XL (2 ACU, PLU, People Like Us)
1999 “Proud, Powerful, Marshal – Moment of Silence, 2 PM, March” dark blue, L (Irma Vep)
1999 “Dance 13, Making a Difference for all of Us, the last dance of the century” peach, XL (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Proud, Powerful, Staff – Moment of Silence, 2 PM, March” lime green, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Dance 13, the last dance of the century” dark green, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Merchandise, Volunteer” (1999 logo) heather, L (South Park)
Box 28 T-shirts
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, The Rally, Volunteer” Raspberry, L (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, The Rally, Crew” Light blue, M (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, The Rally, Security” red, L (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, The Rally, Manager” purple, 2X (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, PrideFest, Staff”
Buff, M (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, - Security” Red, XL (Centaur)
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, - Security” Red, XL (Centaur)
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, Giving Back to Your Community” Yellow, M (Centaur)
2000 “Dance 2000, Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, - Bank Staff” Dark Green, L (Centaur)
No/date “Rally Trash” Heather, XXL
1999 “Proud Past, Powerful Future, The March, Manager” gold, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Dance 13, Giving Back to the Community, the last dance of the century” wine, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Merchandise Volunteer” Heather, XL ((South Park, Bigger, Longer, Uncut, in Theatres June 30)
1999 “Dance 13, Giving Back to the Community, the last dance of the century” Sage (green), L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Dance 13, the last dance of the century – Crew Captain” blue, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999 “Dance 13, the last dance of the century – Security Captain” Red, L (KTU 103.5 FM)
1999, 3/21-27 “Equality begins at home, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Federation of LGBT Statewide Political Organizations white, L (tzabaco)
2000 “Take Pride, Take Joy, Take Action, PrideFest, Stagefest” sage green, L (Fountainhead, Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
Box 29 Banners
1997 HOP “Thank You Party,” “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate,” purple
1998 Christopher Street banner - HOP “The March NYC, Gay & Lesbian Pride, June 28, 1998, 12 noon 52 & 5th Ave.,” “Unity, Diversity” maroon (ID Lube)
Box 30 Banners
1997 Christopher Street banner –
“The March, June 29, 12 noon”
“Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate,”
“Lesbian& Gay Pride Week 1997,” purple with pink triangles
1997 “Dance II, June 29 4:30 PM,
“Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate,”
“Lesbian& Gay Pride Week 1997”“fireworks 10:30 PM purple with pink triangles
1997 “Pride Rally Bryant Park June22”
“Liberate Educate Demonstrate 2-6 PM”
“Lesbian & Gay Pride Week 1997 – 42nd & 6th Ave”
Box 31 Banners
1997 “PrideFest June 29 11 AM”
“Liberate Educate Demonstrate Stage Fest”
“Lesbian & Gay Pride Week 1997 3-9 PM” Purple with pin triangles
1996 “Heritage of Pride The Rally”
New York city Pride June 23 2 PM
“Gay & Lesbian Pride Without Boarders Union Square” white & black (Miller Lite)
1996 “Heritage of Pride The March”
New York city Pride June 30 12 noon
“Gay & Lesbian Pride Without Boarders 5th Ave & 52nd “ white & black (Miller Lite)
Box 32 Banners
1996 “Heritage of Pride Pride The Dance
New York City Without Borders June 30, 4 PM
Gay & Lesbian Pride 1996 Waterfront” white, black lettering, & pink (Miller Lite)
1996 “Heritage of Pride Pride PrideFest
New York City Without Borders June 30, 11 AM
Gay & Lesbian Pride 1996 Washington Street” white, black lettering, & pink (Miller Lite)
Box 33 T-shirts
2000 “Take Pride Take Joy Take Action, New York City Lesbian Gay & Lesbian Pride,” black M
2000 “Take Pride Take Joy Take Action, New York City Lesbian Gay & Lesbian Pride,” grey M
2000 “Take Pride Take Joy Take Action, New York City Lesbian Gay & Lesbian Pride,” White, M
No/date “ASL, Interpreter,” maroon, M
2000 “Take Pride Take Joy Take Action, March, Marshall, Gay & Lesbian Pride NYC June 25, 2000” olive, 2G (Naked Boys Singing, Straight Jacket)
1999 “StageFest, PrideFest, Heritage of Pride June 27`Red, XL (KTU 13.5 FM)
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The March, Vehicle Coordinator, “ lite grey, L (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, PrideFest, Staff” off white, L (Fountainhead Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2001 “Executive Board” Haring logo light blue, polo, L
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, PrideFest, Clean up” medium blue, L (Fountainhead Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2002 “Northeast Regional Pride, March 1-3, New York City” dark blue polo, L
2002 “Northeast Regional Pride, March 1-3, New York City” light grey polo, L
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, PrideFest, Manager” light olive, L (Fountainhead Pure Blue Ridge Mountain Water)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, PrideFest, Manager” heather 2 XL (Bonjour, Quebec)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, PrideFest, Security” red M (Bonjour, Quebec)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, PrideFest, Team Leader” off white 2XL (Bonjour, Quebec)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Group Marshall – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” heather XL (Queer as Folk)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Section Leader – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” maroon XL (Queer as Folk)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Vehicle Coordinator – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” medium blue L (Queer as Folk)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Staff – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” medium blue XL (Queer as Folk)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, PrideFest, Staff” light blue XXL (Bonjour, Quebec)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Manager – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” orange XL (Queer as Folk)
2002 “Against A Dark Sky The Rainbow Shines Brightly, The March, Merchandise – Moment of Silence 2 PM Stop Stand & Remember” purple S (Fleet)
2002 Dance on the Pier, 16, Giving Back to Our Community, NYC Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual + transgender Pride” White M (Masterbeat)
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The March, Group Marshal” lite green, L (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The March, Manager” maroon, L (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
Box 34 T-shirts
1995 “Prode: From Silence to Celebration! PrideForce NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, PrideFest” off white Henley XL
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride” heather XXL (Miller Lite)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride,Security” hot pink L (Stellas, Excalibur, CBS East Forest Hills, Feathers NJ, Pieces, On the Wilde Side Brentwood, Universal Screen Processing Inc., Hatfield’s Kew Gardens, Llanarada Jackson Hgts, Colosseum NJ, Stutz White Plaines)
1996 “Pride Without Borders” white M (Miller Lite, The Village Voice, HX)
1996 “Pride Without borders, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride” white tank top M
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, March, Group Marshall, NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride , HOP June 29, 1997” lite blue L (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride Black S (Haring logo)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The March, Independent Marshall, June 28, HOP red XXXL (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, Staff, KidSpace, June 28, HOP orange XXL (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, Rally Trash, Bryant Park, June 21, HOP orange L (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Rally, June 21, Manager, HOP blue-green M (lgny newspaper, printing t-shirts for the gay community)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The March, Manager, June 28, HOP purple M (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Rally, June 21, HOP purple M (lgny newspaper, printing t-shirts for the gay community)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Rally, June 21, Security, HOP red XXL (lgny newspaper, printing t-shirts for the gay community)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, HOP white tank top M Haring logo on back
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Dance, June 28, Security, HOP white XXL (KTU 103.5)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Dance, June 28, Staff, HOP white M (KTU 103.5)
1997 IAL/GPC InterPride white L (I-D Lubricant)
1996, June 23 “Heritage of Pride – Rally Trash” Light grey M
1996, June 23 “Heritage of Pride – The Rally, Security” Red XL (KTU 103.5)
1996, June 23 “Heritage of Pride – The Rally, BackStage” teal blue, XL (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Heritage of Pride – PrideFest, Coordinator” bluegreen XL (Kiss Me Kate, Paramount Pictures)
1997 “Heritage of Pride – PrideFest, Bar Staff” red XL (Peacock Printing)
1997 “Heritage of Pride – PrideFest, Coordinator” Kelly green M (Kiss Me Kate, Paramount Pictures)
1997, June 22 “Heritage of Pride – Bryant Park, rally Trash” Dark green, L
1997, June 22 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Heritage of Pride, The Rally, Security” Red, XXL (KTU 103.5)
1997, June 22 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Heritage of Pride, The Rally” Teal, XL (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Dance Eleven, Manager” Green, L (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, dance Eleven Captain” Royal Blue, XL (KTU 103.5)
No date, “Interpreter” Royal Blue, (lgny newspaper, Peacock Printing)
No Date, rainbow wristband (Lite beer)
Box 35 T-shirts
1990 “Gay & Lesbian Pride Weekend June 23-24 - Staff” Yellow, L (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar, Crossroad NYC)
1991 “Out, Loud and Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride June 29-30” white, L
1991 “Out, Loud and Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride June 29-30 - Staff” turquoise, XL (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar, Crossroad NYC)
1991 “Out, Loud and Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride June 29-30 – Marshal” grey, XL (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar, Crossroad NYC)
1992 “Dance – Crew” Yellow, L (Don’t Panic, Genre
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, Manager – PrideFest” red (The Monster)
1994 “Heritage of Pride, Dance 8, Seize the spirit, Crew” Dark blue, L (Genre)
1994 “Heritage of Pride, Dance 8, Seize the spirit, Crew” Purple, L (Genre)
1994 “Gay & Lesbian Pride March, Gay Games IV, NYC” black tank top
1994 “Big Guns Dance on Manhattan” White, XL (male nude, Photography by Herb Ritts)
No date “Heritage of Pride, Quest for Freedom” white, L
1994 “Stonewall 25, CT Celebrates Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Pride” white XL
1994 “Stonewall 25, International March, NYC” white, UN logo, L
1994 “Stonewall 25, A Global Celebration, Pride South Florida” White L
1994 Stonewall 25, A Global Celebration of Pride, Festival Staff, Volunteer” grey L
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration, Dance IX, Staff” light blue L (Stella’s NYC, Excalibur Hoboken NJ, bs east Forest Hills NY, Feathers River Edge NJ, Pieces NYC, On the Wilde Side Brentwood NY, Universal Screen Processing Inc. Oakdale NY, Hatfield’s Kew Gardens NY, Llamarada Jackson Hgts NY, Colosseum Sayreville NJ, Stuff White Plains NY)
1996 “Pride Without Borders, The March, Marshall” Purple XL (Poland Spring water)
2001 “What Part of Your Mother Doesn’t Work Here Don’t You Understand, Rally Trash, June 17 Light grey L
1998 “The March, Group Marshall” lime green arm band (lgny newspaper)
2002 “Against a Dark Sky, The Rainbow Shines Brightly” grey tank top L
2002 “Against a Dark Sky, The Rainbow Shines Brightly, Executive Board, HOP” Lavender L
2001 “Dance, Staff” Haring Logo White polo M
2002 “Dance on the Pier16, Staff, HOP” White polo L (Masterbeat)
No Date 1990? “Our Voices, family, friends, lovers, Marshall” Blue L (The Monster, Dee French Cali Inc. Screen printing Elizabeth NJ)
1984, June 23 “Gay Pride Run, NYC, Front Runners NY and The New Native, Central Park Five Miles”
1990, April 29 “Marching into the 90s,NYSLGL March on Albany” White L
No year, June 13, 14 “h.o.p. HOP at The Saint, Dance Marathon for Pride” Red XL
Box 36 T-shirts
1986 “Gay Pride Run, New York City, Fifth Annual , Front Runners, NY and New York Native, June 28, Central Park/5 miles” Blue l (Christopher Street Financial, Inc., Soho Natural Soda)
1989 “Stonewall 20: A generation of pride, San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade & Celebration, Safety Monitor” Blue M
No date “New York Memorial Quilt, Center Quilt Workshop, NYMQ” White L (2 versions)
1988, June 25 “The Quilt in the Park, Marshall” Yellow M (West End salutes “24 hours for Life, © K. Haring, 87” [glowing clock Haring image])
No Date “The Dance Continues, The Saint” White XL (Hot 103 FM)
1987 “Proud, Strong United, Out for Good, Lesbian and Gay Pride, Boston” Purple M (© CZAR)
1992 “Come and Celebrate, IAL/GPC, See you in Long Beach” White M
1993, June 19 “Connecticut Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Pride Day” White M
1993, April 25 “The March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi, Equal Rights and Liberation” Black XL, [logo of Capital]
1993 “A Family of Pride, Pride of Washington Inc. presents a celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people” White XL
1994 “Stonewall 24, Never Ever Forget, San Diego Lesbian & Gay Pride 20th Anniversary, A Global Celebration of Pride and Protest” Black XL
1994, June “Atlanta Lesbian & Gay Pride” White L [rainbow flag logo over Stonewall]
1994 “Stonewall 25” purple flag 11 x 17 inches
1993 Certificate of Recognition “Governor Mario Cuomo, Gay & Lesbian Pride Month, June 1993” [9 ¼ x 14 inches]
2002 Poster – “Heritage of Pride and Bad Boy Club, Montreal want to remind you: Please party Safely at all times, 16 Dance on the Pier, Pier 54, 4 PM until 10:30 PM” [11x17 inches]
2002 Poster – “Heritage of Pride and Bad Boy Club, Montreal want to remind you: Don’t Mix drugs with alcohol, 16 Dance on the Pier, Pier 54, 4 PM until 10:30 PM” [11x17 inches]
No date “American Sign Language Interpreter” light peach L (South Park)
No date “Heritage of Pride, Merchandise, Volunteer” Heather L (South Park)
1987 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting On” Black XL
1989, June 16-17 “New Hampshire Gay and Lesbian Pride Day, Live Free with Pride” Red L
1991 “Out Loud & Proud, Marshall light grey L (Tunnel, Candle, Crossroad)
1991, June 23 “Washington Dc, Pride Day, Together in Pride: Turquoise
1991, June 15 CT Lesbian/Gay Pride Festival, Together in Pride, forward we Stride” light blue XL
1991 “Dance on the Pier, Dance 5, Crew” Kelly Green XL (Wilde Side)
1991 “Together in Pride, Long Beach, CA” White XL
1992 “Pride Equals Power, ‘A simple matter of justice’ Harvey Milk” [Long Beach?] White tank top XL
1983-1993 “A Decade of Pride, Long Beach, CA, A Family of Pride” White XL
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, PrideFest, Manager” Rose (The Monster)
1993 “United in Pride, Diversity by Nature, Staff, NJ” Light grey XL (Network, Down the Street, Au Courant, Institute for Personal Growth, 1-800-THE-GAYRose, New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Coalition)
1993 “Look Who’s Out, Cape Cod Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual March” white XXL
1993 “A Family of Pride, Boston”
1993 “Pride A Celebration, A Family of Pride, Philadelphia & The Delaware Valley”
1993, Sept. 18 “March on Ocean Springs, Mississippi Gulf Coast, G. L. Friendly”
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The Rally” Light grey M (Hot 97 FM Jams!)
Box 37 T-shirts
1993, June 13 “Be All That Your Can Be, Long Island Pride” Tourqouise XL (Print O Rama Merrick NY)
1994 “Stonewall 25, A Global Celebration, Pride South Florida” White L
1994 “Long Beach Pride, Stonewall 25: A Global Celebration of Protest and Pride” White XL
1994, June 11-12 “Stonewall 25, A Global Celebration, Christopher Street West/Los Angeles, Parade Monitor” Yellow M (Micky’s West Hollywood)
1994, June 11-12 “Stonewall 25, A Global Celebration, Christopher Street West/Los Angeles, Beverage” Purple L
1994 “Atlanta Lesbian & Gay Pride, June 1969 – June 1994” White L
1994, June 25-26 “Seize the Spirit, Dance 8, Heritage of Pride, Security” Red XL (Genre)
1995 “Pride 95, Out! Celebrating, Crew, New Jersey Pride Inc.” off white XL (The Colosseum, Forever Blooms, Banda Chiropractic Office, Network, NJ Gay Officers Action League)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, Warning, Rally Trash, HOP, Bryant Park June 21” Orange XL
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, New York City, Lesbian & Gay Pride, For the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Communities” Grey M
1990 Small street Banners “Family Friends Lovers – Gay& Lesbian Pride Weekend June 23-24” Red & Rust
1986 Banner Rally Pride Dance at the Saint “Rally 5-7 PM || Pride Dance 9 PM, Christopher & West The Saint 105 2nd Avenue” Purple, white lettering
1986 Christopher Street Banner” Forward Together ‘86, Gay/Lesbian Pride Day, June 29” Red, white lettering
Box 38 Banners
1990 “Our Voices -Family, Friends, Lovers - Lesbian Pride Rally ‘90” Stage Banner Union Square, 9’ High, 23’ long, Dark blue
Box 39 Banners
1990 Lead Banner “Family, Friends, Lovers, Gay-Lesbian Pride June 23-24, 1990 NYC” Turquoise
1990 [Christopher Street banner 3 parts] “and Lovers” blue “Friends” Red “Family” Green
Box 40 Buttons & Banners
Buttons [note: there are 174 buttons in this collection and some buttons were made in more that one color]:
1971 “GAY Christopher Street Liberation Day, June 27” Round white with blue and red lettering.]
1972 “Christopher Street Gay Pride ‘72” [Pink circle with intertwined male and intertwined female symbols.]
1974 “Christopher St. Gay Pride 1974” [Round yellow with pink center and yellow arch.]
1976 “Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee ‘76 June 27 - July 11” [Round blue with pink star and bicentennial style “76”.]
1978 “Pass 384 Lesbian & Gay Rights NOW! Christopher St. Liberation Day ‘78” [Round, red on top brown on bottom and pale yellow.]
1979 “CSLDC Stonewall 10 – 1969-1979” [pink triangle]
1979 “Stonewall ‘69 Gay Pride 79” [Round lavender and pink triangles.]
1980 “Unity Strength Support Trust Affirmation Joy Sharing Mutuality Pride Caring Love C.S.L.D.C. 10 years of growth 1970 1980” [Round grey with red letter is shape of triangle.]
1981 “Lesbian & Gay Pride, CSDLC 81” [outline of pink triangle on black background]
1982 “A Heritage of Pride Gay/Lesbian CSLDC ‘82” [Round pink with white double triangle outline.]
1983 “Lesbian-Gay Christopher St. Liberation Day, June 26 ‘83, New York” [Round various colors, double stylized lambda symbol]
1984 “Unity & More in ‘84 Remember Stonewall New York City Gays & Lesbians Christopher street Liberation Day June 24, 1984” [Round pink with fuchsia circle and statute of liberty.]
1985 “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet! Gay/Lesbian Pride Day June 30 1985 New York City” [Round black blue letters white triangle.]
1986 “Forward Together ‘86 gay & lesbian pride day June 29, 1986 New York City” [Round white with blue and red sneaker footprints.]
1987 “We The People Proud Strong United Lesbian & Gay Pride Day New York City June 28, 1987” {Round black some rainbow color print and some Old English print.]
1988 “Rightfully Proud and Fighting On Gay & Lesbian Pride Days June 25 – 26, 1988 New York City” [Square pink purple letters, “pride” with fists in the air.]
1989 “Stonewall 20 A Generation of Pride New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride Weekend June 24-25, 1989” [Square white with pink triangle.]
1989 “Stonewall Place, NYC Pride Guide” [Rectangular green & white, image of Statute of Liberty.]
1990 “Family Friends Lovers Gay & Lesbian Pride Weekend June 23-24, 1990 NYC” [Round lavender with white circle and an apple and slices.]
1991 “Out Loud and Proud, New York’s Lesbian & Gay Pride, June 29-3 1991” [Round white with black background & outline of pink triangle.]
1992 “Pride = Power, New York City Gay – Lesbian Pride, June 27-28, 1993” [Pink triangle, black lettering on white background.]
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, Lesbian & Gay Pride Weekend, New York City, June 26-27, 1985” [Square button, black & pink triangle on white background.]
1994 “New York City Stonewall 25, June 26, 27 1994” [Square white with black & pink letters]
1994 “SW 25 NYC 6-26-97 International March” [Square black and pink.]
1994 “Stonewall 25 June 26, 1994” [Square white with United Nations symbol on lavender triangle.]
1994 “Seize the Spirit Stonewall 25 gay & lesbian pride weekend June 24 – 26, 994” [Square white with color tone strips Heritage of Pride, Inc. Designer J. Thom ©1994.]
1995 “Pride: from Silence to Celebration! New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride 1995.” [Square white with rainbow triangle and stick figures.]
1996 “Pride without borders, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride 1996” [Rectangular button black on white with pick triangle part of “r” lettering.]
1997 ““Liberate Educate Demonstrate NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride 1997” [Square white pink triangle and fists raised with a key.]
1998 “Unity Through Diversity NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride 1988” [Black round with rainbow color stick figures.]
1999 “Proud Past Powerful Future New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride 1999” [Rectangular grey with a figure and rainbow circle.]
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, New York City, Lesbian & Gay Pride 2001” [Black & red type on white background.]
2005 “Equal Rights. No More. No Less. Heritage of pride lesbian gay bisexual & transgender pride New York City 2005 www.hopinc.org” [Rectangular with Haring logo.
2006 “The Fight for Love & Life Heritage of Pride Lesbian Gay Bisexual & Transgender Pride New York City 2006 www.hopinc.org” [Rectangular lavender with Haring logo.]
[Buttons for the following years exist but are not in this collection, 2000, 2000’s {Keith Haring logo on square button} 2002.]
Arizona-
1996 “Discover Pride Without Borders – Arizona Central Pride Festival1996 May 31, Jun2” [Round white with rainbow pinwheel.]
Atlanta, GA –
1996 “People of the World Listen, Think, Act! – The Atlanta Pride Celebration June 1996” [Rectangular white and fuchsia.]
Baltimore, MD –
1994 “A Global Celebration of Pride Protest Stonewall Boston 1994.” [Black square and pink triangle.]
No date “Team Boston”
Chicago, IL –
1991 “Together in Pride, Gay & Lesbian Pride ‘91 Chicago” [White round multi ethnic hands joining.]
1992 “Pride Equals Power, Gay & Lesbian Pride Chicago ‘92” White square with color printing.]
1993 “A Family of Pride, Chicago Gay & Lesbian Pride ‘93 24th annual celebration” [Turquoise round, yellow diamond, red & black letters.]
1994 “Stonewall 25, Chicago Pride ‘94” [White square with rainbow flag.]
Connecticut –
1989 “Stonewall 20, A Generation of Pride, CT Lesbian/Gay Pride day June 24, 1989” [White rectangular with Pink Triangle.]
1990 “10 Years of Pride Connecticut 1980 to 1990, CT Lesbian/Gay Pride Festival June 23” [Grey rectangular purple & pink lettering.]
1991 “Together in Pride, Forward We Stride, CT Lesbian/Gay Pride Festival June 15, 1991” [Blue square with tennis shoes.
1992 “Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Pride, Connecticut 1992” [White square with pink triangle.]
1995 “CT Pride 15 Years” [Black round with pink and white triangle.]
Florida –
1991 “Together in Pride ‘91” [Pink triangle with lambda letter ( ) and Florida outline.]
Houston, TX
1989 “March on Austin, Houston Freedom Fighter for Lesbian/Gay Rights April 30, 1989” [White round pink triangle.]
1990 “Look to the Future, Houston Lesbian/Gay Pride Week 1990” [White square with red triangle.]
1991 “Take pride, Houston Gay/Lesbian Pride Week 1991” [White square black & pink graphics.]
1993 “Out, Proud, Houston Gay & Lesbian Pride Week 1993” [White rectangular, white star, red & blue.]
1994 “HOUSTONEWALL 25, Houston Lesbian & Gay Pride Week 1994” [White rectangular red & blue letters.]
Long Beach, CA –
1993 “A Decade of Pride 1983-1993 Long Beach” [Enamel white button with rainbow flag.]
1993 “A Decade of Pride 10, 1983-1993 Long Beach” Black triangle with pink lettering and Queen Mary ship.]
Los Angeles, CA –
1992 “PRIDE = POWER ‘92, Christopher Street West Los Angeles” [White triangle with pink and outline of Los Angeles triangle inside.]
1994 “Stonewall 25 A Global Celebration, Christopher Street West/Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Pride Celebration June 11-12, 1994” [Round white with pink letters and green globe of world.]
Minnesota –
No year “It’s Time Minnesota” {White rectangular with rainbow flag.]
New Hampshire –
No date “Live Free with Pride New Hampshire Gay and Lesbian Pride Day” [Pinkish rectangular with hot air balloon over mountains.]
No date “Pride is a State of Mind New Hampshire” [Metallic pink round with outline of state.]
199 “Step into the Gay 90s NH” [Green enamel sneaker with New Hampshire state outline in lavender circle.]
1992 “There’s NO Stopping Us Now! NH Lesbian & Gay Pride June 19 & 20, 1992” [Rectangular white with cracked brick wall and pink triangle.]
New Jersey –
1994 “PRIDE the Wave of the Future” [Rectangular black with purple letters, rainbow strips, and outline of state. On the back is “Jersey Pride NJLGC/PLF]
New York –
1984 “Gay Pride Run NYC” [Round yellow with lavender and green.]
No date “New York Road Runners Club Member” [Gold enamel on square with red and apple with triangle and runner insert.]
No date “W MEN’S LIBERATI N Center F New York City” [White rectangular with black letter and women’s center building.]
No date “Pride – NTC” [Rectangle white with rainbow flag and white stars on blue.]
Orange County, CA –
1990 “Look to the Future Orange County Cultural Pride 199 Parade /Festival August 11 & 12” [Black rectangular pink triangles in orange circle (sunrise?), blue letters.]
1992 “PRIDE=POWER Orange County ‘92” {White square with pink and black triangle and yellow lighting bolt.]
1993 “A Family of PRIDE 1993 Orange County 5th Anniversary” [White rectangular with pink and green triangles and yellow orange.]
Philadelphia & Delaware Valley –
1993 “Pride ‘93 A Celebration, A Family of Pride, Philadelphia & The Delaware Valley” [White square with pink green and blue figures dancing, pink triangle and banner.]
Phoenix, AZ –
1993 “A Family of Pride, Phoenix, Arizona, June 6, 1996” {White round pink triangle two figure with female and male symbols in diamond shape, signed “Ernie.”]
Portland, Maine –
“just come OUT! PRIDE Portland, Maine 6.15.96 10 years” [Square white with pink pride and green, pink and purple butterflies.]
Queens, NY –
1994 “Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride The Borough of Nations Celebrate Stonewall 25 “ [Round white with purple circle, pink triangle and 1964 Unisphere world’s fair globe.]
1997 “Equality thru Visibility Fifth Annual Queens Lesbian – Gay Pride Parade & Multicultural Festival Sunday June 1” [Round pink with black triangle with letters and two muscular figures.]
San Diego, CA –
1994 “NEVER EVER FORGET Stonewall 25, San Diego Lesbian & Gay Pride 20th anniversary” [Square white with Olympic rainbow flame torch.]
San Jose, CA –
1991 “together in pride San Jose ‘91” [Square white pink triangle.]
St. Louis, MO –
1990 “Look to the Future A new Decade of Pride St. Louis celebrates Lesbian and Gay Pride ‘90” [Rectangular white, pink triangle, green Arch and print.]c
1991 “Together in Pride the St. Louis Lesbian and Gay Pride Celebration” [Square white with pin and lavender and tow figures holding hands.]
1992 PRIDE=POWER St. Louis Lesbian and Gay Pride Celebration 1992” [Square white pink triangle with blue ribbon circle.]
1993 “PRIDE 1993 United Proud Diverse St. Louis Lesbian & Gay Pride Celebration” [Square black with lavender trim, pink letters and caricature faces.]
1994 “OUT UNITED PROUD Pride St. Louis, October 1-2 1994” [Square pink with black stylized triangle with lavender burst background.]
San Francisco, CA –
1982 “Out of Many . . . One Lesbian .Gay Freedom Day June 27, 1982” [Round gold purple letters gold triangles within a purple triangle.]
1983 “Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day San Francisco 26 June 1983” {Whit circle red letter and chain and rope.]
1984 Unity and More in ‘84 Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day June 24th San Francisco” [White square black letters with back triangle and a symbol.]
1985 “Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade 30 June 1985 San Francisco” [Round buttons in silver, black or purple with a triangle and a flame.]
1986 “Forward Together No Turning Back Lesbian /Gay Freedom Day June 29, 1986 San Francisco” [Square blue with red letter and arrow from a lambda.]
No date “Friend San Francisco Lesbian & gay Freedom Day Parade & Celebration, The future is Ours” [Enamel black triangle gold print multi colored stars.]
1988 “Rightfully Proud san Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade & Celebration June 26, 1988” [Blue square with black triangle and figures around the triangle.]
1988 “Rightfully Proud San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade & Celebration June 26 1988” [Round enamel buff with gold raised and purple print, black triangle with figures.]
1991 “HAND IN HAND TOGETHER The San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and Celebration 30 June 1991” [Round white enamel with raised gold print and multi colored hands joining.]
1992 “A Simple Matter of Justice The 1992 San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and Celebration June Twenty-eight” [Square white with pink triangle and scale of justice.]
Seattle, WA –
1991 “Hands Together in Peace & Pride Lesbian /Gay Pride Parade and Rally Seattle June 30” [White square blue square in center with pink letters and pink triangle and colorful people dancing.]
1992 “HONORING OUT PAST REACHING FOR OUR FUTURE Equal Rights and Liberation lesbian gay bisexual transgender 1992 Seattle pride parade/march and freedom rally, ‘Children of the future age reading this indignant page remember that in a former time that love, sweet love was thought a crime.’ William Blake 1957 – 1827” [Square white newspaper style watermark with pink triangle print in a circle of print, various organizations are in newspaper watermark.]
South Bay Silicon Valley, CA –
1993 “A Family of Pride South Bay Lesbian & Gay Pride Celebration June 12 & 13” [White square black letters and pink rectangle and diamonds.]
South Florida –
No date “PRIDE = POWER Pride South Florida” [White square pink triangle blue letters.]
1996 “Free to Be, PrideFest ‘96 Pride South Florida” [White rectangular with yellow center palm tree and male female joined symbols.]
Topeka, KS –
1987 “Celebrate Who We Are Topeka ‘87” [Circle grey background rainbow strips, two hands with pink triangles.]
Toronto, Canada –
1987 “Rightfully Proud Toronto Lesbian and Gay Pride Day” [Round white with pink triangle.]
Twin Cities, MN –
1990 “LOOK TO THE FUTURE Twin Cities Gay & Lesbian Pride Festival’90” [White square with brick wall and pink and rainbow triangles, and male female join symbols.]
1991 “Together in PRIDE Twin City Lesbian and Gay Pride Celebration” [Triangle shape with white and pink and lavender lettering.]
1992 “Pride=POWER Celebrating 20 years of twin cities Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Pride” [Round black with pink triangle and yellow bolt of lighting.]
Washington, March on –
No date “Freedom Train” [White circle with image of train and pink triangle (1979 March on Washington).]
1993 “A Simple Matter of Justice National Gay & Lesbian Task Force March on Washington April 25, 1993” [Square black with rainbow over capitol building, scales of justice.]
1993 “Fight Back MOW NGLTF ‘93” Round white with capitol building in black leather jacket with pink triangle on lapel.]
1993 “Kiss My Peninsula March of Washington April 25, 1993” [Round white with pink outline of a peninsula (don’t recognize the state).]
Washington, DC –
1991 “Together in Pride ‘91 Washington DC Pride Day June 23, 1991” [Round white pink triangle with cherry blossoms and monuments.]
No date “Together in Pride” [Black square enamel pin with lavender triangle.]
No date “Together in Pride Conjunto en orgullo” [Square green and black with black and green letters.]
1992 “Pride=Power Lesbian & Gay Pride Day Washington DC June21, 1992.” [Round white black triangle with male and female figures holding rainbow flag.]
1993 “A Family of Pride, Pride of Washington Inc. Present a celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people 1993” [Round white with lavender triangle with faces.]
Wichita, KS –
1983 “Unity in 83 Wichita Gay Pride Week June 19-26 #1246” [Round lavender pink letters pink outline of triangle.]
1988 “Rightfully Proud Pull for Pride ‘88 Lesbian/Gay Pride Week Wichita, Kansas” [Round white yellow center with purple circle #0271.]
1991 “Together in Pride Wichita Pride Celebration” [Square black with green twister and pink triangles.]
1994 “Stonewall 25 Wichita Pride Fest ‘94” [Round white with lavender triangle (of stones?).]
Vermont –
1984 “Out in The Mtns. Lesbian & Gay Pride March June 1984” [Round purple with white mountain and lettering.]
1987 “Now More Than Ever Lesbian and Gay pride Vermont 87” [Round lime green with fist in red outline and red lettering.]
1991 “Dawning of a New Age Vermont Pride” [Round green with outline of state in pink triangle.]
No date “Water won’t Run Straight & Neither Will I” [Round pink black letters, Burl., VT on back.]
General by Year:
1986 “Pride ‘86 Forward Together” [Round white with 3 pendants pink checkered &pink triangle.]
1987 “Lesbian & Gay Pride NYC June 1987” [White rectangular with rainbow letters, lavender triangle © Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop.]
1988 “Gay Lesbian Vote 88” [Square with triangle and outline of U.S.]
1990 “Inter Pride ‘90” [Pink triangle with outline of a state.]
1991 “Speak Out Human Rights Campaign Fund” [Square with U.S. flag and pink triangle as one of the stars.]
1992 “Pride=Power ‘92 Volunteer CSW” [Round pink enamel, black triangle and lambda banner.]
1992 ““Pride=Power HC GALA 1992 (HCGALA is a program of GLSN0” [Round white with green figure holding a bar and a yellow starburst sign.]
1994 “Celebration From Silence to Pride ©Volz 1994” [Round white rainbow letters pink triangle.]
1994 “Raise toe Rainbow Show Your Colors Show You CareSM, The Stadlanders Foundation New York City June 26, 1994” [Rectangular white with Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty and rainbow.]
1994 “Stonewall 25 Global Voices of Pride & Protest June 26, 1994 In The Life” [Round dark blue with pink logo box of in the life.]
1996 “Carry the Torch Pride Fest 1996” [Rectangular white with rainbow torch and stars.]
1996 “AIDS Action 96 More Than 300,000 Have Died Remember Them with Your Vote” [Round dark blue with red & white stress and yellow letters in center.]
No date “big the musical if you have only one wish, make it” [Round white red letter for “big”.]
No date “(Cigarette) “I’ve had my Last Drag” [Round white pink triangle and an image of a cigarette.]
No date “MEN use condoms or BEAT IT” {Round yellow with black letters.]
No date “¡PONTELO!” [Round black with image of a condom.]
No date “FAN Federal Advocacy Network Human Right Campaign Fund” [Square white with square off center green box with white lettering.]
No date “The Names Project” [Round lavender black & white letters with a sewing needle image.]
No date “I’m Talking with Kids About AIDS! Are You? Cornell Cooperative Extension” [Round white with red letters.]
No date “Support Gay and Lesbian Youth of New York Since 1969” [Round black with green Statue of Liberty, pick triangle and background to black letters.]
1987 Lead Banner March on Washington
“We The People Proud
Strong
United” Black with rainbow flag
1987 Christopher Street Banner
“We The People Proud
Gay-Lesbian Pride Day Strong
June 28 United” black, red letters rainbow flag
Box 41 Banners
1986 Lead Banner
“Forward Together
Native”
1988 Lead Banner
“Gay/Lesbian
Pride Day 1988
Heritage of Pride Inc.” Purple with white letters
1988 Rally
“The Quilt in the Park
Sponsored by Heritage of Pride with HOT 103. M”
Box 42 Banners
1988 Christopher Street Banner
“Rightfully PROUD and Fighting On
Gay/Lesbian Pride Days June 25-26 1988 NYC”
Purple with white lettering
1993 PrideFest Banner
“Heritage of Pride PRIDFEST ‘93 June 27
Outright On the waterfront”
(Village Apothecary) White with black letter and rainbow flags at each end
Box 43 Banners
1993 Christopher Street Banner
“Heritage of Pride Lesbian & Gay Pride NYC
OUTSTANDING June 26-27 1993” (Crowbar) White with black/pink lettering and rainbow flag on each end.
1993 Christopher Street Banner
“Heritage of Pride Lesbian & Gay Pride NYC
OUTLAW June 26-27 1993” (Village Apothecary) White with black/pink lettering, rainbow flags on each end
1993 Dance
“Heritage of Pride Dance 7 DJ’s Billy Carroll &
OUTRAGEOUS Sharon White
June 27” (in the life) White with black/pink lettering rainbow flags on each end
Box 44 Banners
1993 March
“Heritage of Pride 24th Annual March
OUTRAGEOUS June 27” (Village Apothecary) White with black/pink lettering and rainbow flag on each end.
1993 Rally
“Heritage of Pride Pride Rally June 26
OUTSPOKEN Union Square Pk” (Village Apothecary) White with black/pink lettering and rainbow flag on each end.
Box 45 Banners
No year “There cannot be Love without Justice” [Purple background, white letters – this does not seem to be a theme of HOP, could it be a sample or proposed banner?]
1995 ca “Heritage of Pride Lesbian Gay Pride” [Lead banner, Purple background with white letters and pink triangles.]
1985 pre “Gay/Lesbian Rights” [Lead banner purple white letters.]
Box 46 Banners
1993 “24th Annual March & Rally – HERITAGE OF PRIDE” [Purple with white letters. Notes on banner “Reviewing Stand Banner,” year “1987-1993” – possible it was used for one that one year with the year changed on the banner.]
1983 “14 Annual March and Rally – Diversity is Our Strength Liberation is our Fight” [Lead banner, light purple background with dark purple letters, Sponsor “The Monster” ‘Pride Guide ‘83”]
1985 You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet” [Purple with white letters, lead banner, sponsors “The Monster” “Native”]
Box 47 Vertical Street Banners
All the vertical street banners include standard text of: “Stonewall 20 A GENERATION OF PRIDE - Lesbian Gay Pride & History” each one with additional text:
“1969 The Stonewall Riots”
“1974 Salsa Soul Sisters Founded”
“1974 Lesbian Herstory Archives Founded”
“1977 Harvey Milk Elected”
“1978 Californians Defeats Briggs Initiative”
“1978 Koch Declares Pride Week”
“1979 First March on Washington”
“1981 First International Gay Games”
“1981 Gay Men’s Health Crisis Founded”
“1983 Torch Song Trilogy Opens on Broadway”
“1986 New York City Passes Gay Rights Law” [duplicate in box 50]
“1987 Washington March Draws 600,000”
“[1989] Vente Años Del Orgullo Gay y Lesbiano”
[Turquoise-blue with white and pink letters, pink triangle.]
1995 “PRIDE: From Silence to Celebration! Heritage of Pride, Lesbian & Gay Pride DANCE, June 25, 4-10:30 1995” [Christopher Street Dance Banner, Purple with white letters and pride in rainbow colors.]
Box 48 Banners
1995 “ PRIDE: From Silence to Celebration! Heritage of Pride, Lesbian & Gay Pride, PRIDEFEST, June 25, 11:00 AM” [Christopher Street PrideFest Banner, purple with white letters and pride in rainbow colors.]
1995 “ PRIDE: From Silence to Celebration! Heritage of Pride, Lesbian & Gay Pride, NYC MARCH June 25, 12 noon” [Christopher Street March Banner, purple with white letters and pride in rainbow colors.]
1995 “PRIDE: From Silence to Celebration! Heritage of Pride, Lesbian & Gay Pride, NYC, RALLY June 18, 2-6” [Christopher Street Rally Banner, purple with white letters and pride in rainbow colors.]
Box 49 Banners
1991 “Out Loud & Proud, Gay Pride June 29-30, 1991 – OUT” [Purple with white letters, rainbow flag (6 strips) “Village Apothecary” Christopher Street Banner.]
1991 “Heritage of Pride Presents Gay Lesbian PRIDE 1991 June 29 Rally, June 30 March Dance” [Christopher Street Banner faded pink white letters, “A Different Light”]
Box 50 Banners
1991 “Out Loud & Proud lesbian
610. gay pride new york june 29-30 1991” [Logo - Purple white reverse painting.]
1991 “Out Loud & Proud logo, OUT LOUD & PROUD, 22 Annual March” [Lead banner lavender with white & pink letters.]
1991 “Out Loud & Proud logo, PROUD”
[Christopher Street Banner blue with white letters (GGBC Greater Gotham Business Council).]
1991 “Out Loud & Proud logo, OUT” [Christopher Street Banner pink with white letters (Village Apothecary).]
1987 “National March on Washington for Lesbian & Gay Rights October 11, 1978, For Love and life we’re not going back. For Info 463-9787” [White with black letter and log of U.S. Capital on a pink triangle.]
Box 51 Large box, banners
1992 “RALLY June 27 2 to 6 PM Union Square Park” [Christopher Street banner orange with white letters & rainbow flag (Village Apothecary).]
1992 “Dance 6 June 28 4 – 10:30 on the Pier, DJ’s Gluck White Marlon” [Blue with white letters and rainbow flag, McKay Drugs.]
1992 “New formation Area! 59th & 5th MARCH June 28 12:30 PM” [Purple with silver grey letters rainbow flag, Village Apothecary.]
1992 “Heritage of Pride Presents Gay LESBIAN PRIDE March Rally Dance, March Rally Dance June 1992” [Green with silver grey letters Village Apothecary.]
1992 “Heritage of Pride Presents PRIDE = POWER March Rally Dance” [Lavender with silver grey letters pink triangle with equal sign, Village Apothecary.]
1992 “Heritage of Pride Presents PRIDE = POWER March Rally Dance” [Red with silver grey letters pink triangle with equal sign, A Different Light.]
Box 52 – Large Box - Posters and March on Washington banner ‘93
1993 “COME HOME TO STONEWALL JUNE 20 ‘94 NYC, INTERNATIONAL MARCH” [Blue with white letters and some orange Stonewall 25 Banner displayed @ MOW ‘93.]
1986 “Forward together lesbian & Gay pride day parade and celebration sunday, june29, 1986 new york city” [White with teal blue and red-orange feet on a road and lettering.]
1996 “The Miller Brewing Company presents Bar HOP for Pride a benefit for Heritage of Pride” Friday, June 21st, Saturday, June 22 _ Dance 10 [White with pink shading red and blue lettering and other sponsors.]
1995 “Heritage of Pride Dance IX June 25 Hudson River at waterfront north of Christopher Street, Featuring Cyndi Lauper” [Black with fireworks burst, 4 dancers and white lettering various sponsors.]
1995 “Heritage of Pride New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride Events, The March June 25, PrideFest June 25, Dance IX June 25” [Light grey background with stick figures, image of March poster, PrideFest poster and Dance poster.]
1996 “Heritage of Pride new york city gay & lesbian pride week, the rally June 23, the March June 30, PrideFest June 30, Dance 10, June 30” [Black background with two women kissing holding a rainbow flag, pride in rainbow colors, red and lavender lettering.]
1998 “Pride starts here! The Rally Heritage of Pride, Inc. presents The New York City Gay & Lesbian Pride Rally (Bryant Park) Sunday June 21 featuring Cyndi Lauper: [Photo of a rally in Bryant Park with red and white reverse lettering, various sponsors.]
1997 Pride Starts Here. The New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride Rally June 22, New Location: Bryant Park” [Photo of Bryant Park and city background, white reverse lettering, various sponsors two copies with signatures Barbara Gittings etc.]
1995 “The Rally The Lesbian & Gay Pride Rally Sunday, June 18th Heritage of Pride” [Black with microphone in white background, Betty Buckley, Hon. Karen Burstein, Wilson Cruz, Maggie Cassella, Union Square Park 2-6 PM. Several advertisers.]
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate. . . Celebrate New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride Week, Heritage of Pride, Inc.” [White with hands holding rainbow flag, fan, pride books and ribbons – The Rally, The March, Dance 11, PrideFest. Several advertisers.]
1994 “PrideFest ‘94 on the Waterfront free stage show including Pride Pavilion featuring the Gay Historical Walk Thru the PrideFest Marketplace with over 300 vendors, PrideFest’94 June 24-26 for ore info (212)80-PRIDE, Heritage of Pride Greenwich Village South of Christopher” [White with black border, Big Fun, Daniel Cartier. Miss Understood, Sarah Cytron and other guests.]
1989 Proclamation Office of the Mayor, City of New York “Lesbian and Gay Pride and History Month” 20 Anniversary of Stonewall. . .” by Mayor Edward Koch [Off white with image of City Hall and seal of Mayor’s Office City of New York.]
1991 “OUT LOUD & PROUD Lesbian & Gay Pride New York, June 29-30, 1991” [White with triangle and wording in black background.]
1995 “Lesbian & Gay Pride Weekend Organized by Heritage of Pride, Inc. June 26-27, 1993 The Rally, The March, The Dance, PrideFest, Fireworks” [White with pink watermark of logo Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding and black and pink triangle with logo. Several sponsors including Gay & Lesbian Visitors Center of New York Inc.]
1994 “Heritage of Pride Presents PrideFest’94 New York City’s Annual Gay & Lesbian Pride Festival June 24-26 on the Hudson Riverfront entrances at Morton, Christopher & West 11th Street Friday 7:00 pm- 11:30 pm, Saturday & Sunday 11:00 am – 10:20 pm, Pride Market, Pride Stage, Pride Pavillion (sic) PrideFest is free!” [Blue water background with violet, black and white lettering.
2003 “Heritage of Pride and Bad Boy Club Montreal want to remind you Don’t Mix Drugs with Alcohol// Ne Mélanger Pas Alcool et Drogues *seventeen heritage of pride presents the dance on the pier, nyc lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender pride 2003, sunday 29 june 2003, pier 54 in Hudson river park at 13th st., 4:00 p, until 10:30 pm” [Black background orange, lavender and white lettering with photo of Trixie.]
2003 “*seventeen dance on the pier.. Sunday 29 June 2003 heritage of pride presents the dance on the pier nyc lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender pride 2003, last year on pier 54!” [Photo of sky with birds and a hand dj brett henrichsen. Several advertisers.]
2000 “Heritage of Pride presents NYC Gay & Lesbian PRIDE 2000, the rally, PrideFest, the march, dance 14, logo take pride, take joy, take action” [White with faces in arrow around circle in rainbow tint and type in red. Several sponsors.]
2003 “Heritage of Pride and Bad Boy Club Montreal want to remind you please party safely at all times // SVP, amusez-vous prudemment *seventeen heritage of pride presents the dance on the pier, nyc lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender pride 2003, Sunday 29 june 2003, pier 54 in Hudson river park at 13th St. 4:00 p, until 10:30 pm” [Black background with turquoise and pear green time and a photo of the model Trixie with turquoise lipstick.]
2003 “Heritage of Pride and Bad Boy Club Montreal want to remind you GHB will kill you! Stay away // Le GHB Tue! Evitez cette drogue *seventeen heritage of pride presents the dance on the pier, nyc lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender pride 2003, Sunday 29 june 2003, pier 54 in Hudson river park at 13th St. 4:00 p, until 10:30 pm” [Black background with yellow and orange type and a photo of the model Trixie with orange wig and yellow dress. Several advertisers.]
1998 “new york city gay & lesbian pride week, the rally Sunday June 21st 2pm-6pm Bryant Park 42nd St. & 6th Ave., the march Sunday June 28th 12 noon Steps off from 52nd St & 5th Ave, pridefest Sunday June 28th 11 am-10:30 pm Greenwich Village, dance 12 Sunday June 28th 4p,-10:30pm (Fireworks at 10:30 pm) Pier 54 at 13th St Heritage of Pride, organizers of New York City’s Gay & Lesbian Pride Events” [New York City skyscraper with sting of rainbow balloons and various sponsors on black background.]
1998 “The New York City Gay & Lesbian DANCE 12 PIER 54 Saturday, June 28th The Magic Begins at 4:30 pm, Music by Kris Spirit & Mark Thomas, Lighting By Richard Sabala, Featuring France Joli, West 13th Street, Hudson River Waterfront New York City, For more information call Heritage of Pride, Inc. (212) 80/pride, Organizers of New York City’s Gay & Lesbian Pride Events, 100% of all Dance 12 proceeds benefit the NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride March and Rally, Box office Tickets 1-800-494-TIXS” [Photo of dance at pier 54 with city in background, various sponsors white on black background.]
1996 “SUPPORTER Heritage of Pride, The organizers of New York City’s Gay & Lesbian Pride Week 1996: the March, Rally, Dance X, and PrideFest ‘96 Pride without borders” [White background with Haring graphic of male & male, female & female in yellow square.]
1994 Encapsulated sign “Entrance” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
1994 Encapsulated sign “Vehicles with Permits Only” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
1994 Encapsulated signs “Restroom” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
1994 Encapsulated signs “No Admittance” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
1994 Encapsulated signs “Danger Electricity” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
1994 Encapsulated signs “Exit” [White background grey triangle with Stonewall 25 UN June 26, 1994 logo.]
Box 53 –Large Box Banner
1988-2002 “ We Remember HIV/AIDS, 448,060 Lives, 20 years “ [Extra large banner purple with white letters and pink triangles (This banner hung in front of the NY Public Library).]
Box 54 T-shirts and folder
No date “HOP We’re not just homosexual, we’re tourist attractions. Green, L
1994 “Stonewall 25, Seize the Spirit, PrideFest, Security, gay & lesbian pride weekend, June 24 -26” Red XL (Monster)
2003 “Seventeen HOP presents dance on pier, Guest Safety, Team Leader Yellow, XXL (Masterbeat)
1993 “HOP Dance 7, Lesbian & Gay Pride Sunday, June 27, 1993, Crew Crew” Lavender, L with mirrored globe [dirty].
No date “This is your brain, this is your brain on Pride. Any Questions? White, L
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The Rally, Backstage” Grey, XL (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The Rally, Crew” Olive Green, XXL (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The Rally, Manger” Blue, XL (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The Rally, Merchandize” Purple, XL (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
2001 “What Part of Equal Don’t You Understand, The Rally, Security” Rose, XXL (Naked Boys Singing, Love Janis)
1992 “PRIDE=POWER, The March, Marshal Red, L (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar)
1992 “PRIDE=POWER, The March, Staff Grey, XL (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar)
1992 “PRIDE=POWER, New York City G/L Pride June 27-28, 1992 White, M Red, L (Tunnel Bar, Candle Bar)
1991 “Out Loud &Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride” Sweatshirt White, XL
1991 “Out Loud &Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride” Black, M
1991 “Out Loud &Proud, Lesbian Gay Pride” Turquoise, L
1991, June 29 “HeRe Without Fear, Marshall” Red, XL (Crazy Nanny’s)
1991 “Dave on the Pier, Dance 5” Kelly Green, L (Wilde Side)
1999 “ASL Interpreter, Pride Starts Here, The Rally” Dark Blue, XL
1998 “Unity Through Diversity” The Dance, Capitan HOP Blue, L (KTU 103.5 FM The Beat of New)
1998 “Unity Through Diversity” The Marc, Capitan HOP Red, XL (KTU 103.5 FM The Beat of New)
[1994] “25” White long sleeve, S
611. Folder, 16th Annual Thank You Party, HOP (17th Annual Awards)
Box 55 Banners
1994 “Commemorate Stone 25 with Official Stonewall 25™ Merchandise. (white vinyl with purple lettering)
1999 “Proud Past, Powerful Future, The March, 52nd & 5th Ave., June 27, 12 noon, New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride 1999” white satin black letters, pink triangle & figure. (Village Apothecary)
1999 “Proud Past, Powerful Future, PrideFest, Washington St. June 27, 11 AM – 10PM, Lesbian & Gay Pride 1999” white satin black letters, pink triangle & figure. (Village Apothecary)
Box 56 T-Shirts
No Date “We’re not just homosexual, we’re tourist attractions” Purple, L
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, nyc Staff” light blue rainbow splatter, M (Miller Lite Beer Genuine Draft)
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, nyc Staff” Red, L rainbow splatter (Miller Lite Beer Genuine Draft)
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, nyc”Black, S rainbow splatter
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, nyc” white, S rainbow splatter
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, nyc” tank top white M rainbow splatter
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, PrideFest ‘94, Staff Green, M (The Monster New York City)
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Stonewall 25, gay &lesbian pride weekend, June 24-26, 1994, PrideFest ‘94, Security Red, M (The Monster New York City)
1994 “Heritage of Pride, Dance 8, Seize the Spirit, June 25-26, 1994” Purple, L (Gengre)
1992 “Dance 6, NYC June 28, 1992”
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The Rally, Security” Light blue L (Hot 97 FM Jams!)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, PrideFest, Security” orange, XL (The Monster, New York, NY)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The March, Marshal” Rose XL (000000 Let Freedom Ring)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The March, Marshal” Green yellow letters, XL (000000 Let Freedom Ring)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The March, Staff” Yellow XL (000000 Let Freedom Ring)
[1994] “25” Purple long sleeve, S
1993 “Bud Light Beer – on back Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, Presents The Lesbian & Gay Pride Dance, Sunday, June 27 4-10:30 PM” Rose, L (Bud Light)
1994 “XXV Seize the Spirit, Stonewall, New York City” 5 Caps . green, black, purple, white & red
No date “HOP” cap, black
Box 57 T-shirts & banner
1998 “Unity Through Diversity, The Dance, Giving Back to Your Community Staff, HOP, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride 1998” Pink, L (KTU 103.5 FM The Beat of New)
No date ASL Interpreter, Heritage of Pride, New York City purple, XL (The Monster, New York City)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration, New York City Lesbian & gay Pride” Black, M, HOP
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration, The Rally, Backstage, June 18, 1995, New York City Lesbian & gay Pride” Apricot, XL, (HOT 97 FM, where hip hop lives)
1999 “Proud Past, Powerful Future, New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride” Black, XL
1999 “Proud Past, Powerful Future, New York City Lesbian & Gay Pride” White v-neck, L
No Date :Bar Hop for Pride, Heritage of Pride, NYC” Light blue, XL (The Monster, New York City)
No Date “Heritage of Pride, Inc. [Haring logo] Merchandise Volunteer” Black, XL (lgny Gay-owned: It’s a Matter of Pride.- [Peacock printing]Printing t-shirts for the Gay Community since 1989, lesbian owned and operated)
No date “Bud Light Beer” on rainbow background
No Date “Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss” ©1998 Trimark Pictures, Inc. Lights! Camera! Attraction! White Tank top, L
No Date “Miller Lite” on rainbow background white/purple cap
No Date “ Marshal “ white cap, pink letters
No date “Bud” tall rainbow hat
No Date “Heritage of Pride, New York, City, Nana” Haring logo, black jacket, XL
1998 “UNITY, DIVERSITY heritage of pride, nyc, gay & lesbian pride, PrideFest June 25, 11AM – 10:30 PM, Banner maroon with white letters (Village Apothecary)
Box 58 Banners
1998 “UNITY, DIVERSITY, Dance June 28, 4:30 – 10:30 PM, Pier 54, heritage of pride gay & lesbian pride nyc Blue with white lettering (Village Apothecary)
1998 “UNITY DIVERSITY gay & lesbian pride, The Rally, June 21, 2-6 pm, Bryant park, 42nd & 6th avenue, heritage of pride, nyc” blue with white letters [Village Apothecary]
1989 “Stonewall 20 , A Generation of Pride, June: Gay/Lesbian Pride & History Month,” red with white letters and a rainbow flag.
1989 “Stonewall 20 “ Small banner, blue with white letters and pick triangle.
Box 59 Banners
1989 “Stonewall 20 Rally CELEBRATION 20, Central Park, Saturday, June 24, 2-6 PM. (Rust with white letters, yellow triangle, rainbow flag.)
1989 “Stonewall 20 Christopher St. Festival, Sunday, June 25, Info 75 Morton St., Mondays 7-9 PM (Green with white letters yellow Triangle with rainbow flag.)
Box 60 Banners & T-shirts
1989 “Stonewall 20 20th Annual March, Sunday, June 25, Columbus Circle 12:30 (Purple with white letters yellow Triangle with rainbow flag.)
1989 “Imagining Stonewall” Vertical banner 16 feet high, black with white letters and image of the LGBT Community Center Building – It hung outside the front of the Center for the exhibit in June 1989 with posters and memorabilia produced worldwide commemoration the 20th Anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion (see photos in Center Archive, 1989 Exhibit folder).
No year Water bottles (clear and aqua with Haring logo)
1994 “Seize the Spirit, Dance 8, Heritage of Pride, June 25-26, Staff” Purple, L (genre)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, Dance IX, Security” hot pink L (Stellas, Excalibur, CBS East Forest Hills, Feathers NJ, Pieces, On the Wilde Side Brentwood, Universal Screen Processing Inc., Hatfield’s Kew Gardens, Llanarada Jackson Hgts, Colosseum NJ, Stutz White Plaines)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, The Rally, June 18,” Yellow, XL (HOT 97 where hip hop lives)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, The Rally, June 18, Security” Red, M (Creative Visions Books Gay Pleasures, Hudson St.)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride” Black, M (small lavender logo)
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, PrideFest, PrideForce” Off white & blue short sleeve Henley, XL
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride” White XL tank top
1995 “Pride: From Silence to Celebration! NYC Lesbian & Gay Pride, The March, Staff” Heather, XL (The Monster)
Box 61 T-shirts
[1996] “Pride Without Borders” Rainbow flag & Miller Lite logo on front. White, M
1996 “Pride Without Borders, The Rally, June 23, Security”. Red, XXL (KTU 103.5)
1996 “Pride Without Borders, The Rally, June 23” Blue, XL (KTU 103.5)
1996 “Pride Without Borders, Dance 10, June 30, Staff, with Haring logo Lite Blue, XL (KTU 103.5)
1996 “Pride Without Borders, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride” White S, (HOP and Haring log on back)
1996 “Pride Without Borders, NYC Gay & Lesbian Pride” Black S, (HOP and Haring log on back)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Dance 11, Staff, NYC Lesbian and Gay Pride” Purple, XL (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, March, Marshall, NYC Lesbian and Gay Pride” Green, XL (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Heritage of Pride, NYC, PrideFest, Manager (Haring logo)” Green, M (“kiss me guido” Paramount Pictures)
1997 “Heritage of Pride, Bryant Park NYC, June 22, 1997, Rally Trash (Pride with Borders logo)” Dark Green, L
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, Dance 11, Community, NYC Lesbian and Gay Pride” Light blue, L (KTU 103.5)
1997 “Liberate, Educate, Demonstrate, NYC Lesbian and Gay Pride” Heather, S (HOP with Haring logo on back)
No Date “Bar-Hop for Pride, Heritage of Pride, NYC (Haring logo) White, L.
No date (Miller Lite on rainbow background)
No Date HOP White, X tank top (Alive & Kicking, First Look Pitures)
No Date HOP NYC white, L boxer shorts
No Date “Vanna (front), Heritage of Pride New York City (back)” Black, M Satin jacket with Haring Logo also with March on Washington Button
2004 “Stand Up! Stand Out! Stand Proud, The March, Group Marshal, Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride” Purple, L (multiple sponsors – Platinum 6, Gold 18, Silver 16)
Box 62 T-shirts
2010 PrideFest “Back Stage”, turquoise/blue M (60sponsors Gold [SKYY vodka, Kiehl’s, Bud Light, gaydar.net, Gworldwide. Delta. Wynn Las Vegas], Silver [Wachovia, W Hotels, Aol., Macy’s, the real L word, Hudson River Park], Bronze [Ford, Fuze, zipcar, puma, sundance channel, Tylenol PM, Petco, Undergear, Miami Beach, Gilead, TD Bank, Barefoot wine, Walgreens, New York Life, Natural Balance pet food, Ben & Jerry’s, Morgans Hotel Group], Media [Next, beige, Metro Source, GO! Magazine, edgeonthenet.com, Our scene lv, Village Voice, OUT, Gay City, Queerty, instinct, Sirius], Promotional partners [The Monster, Whole Foods, Village Apothecary, Winter Party Festival, Trump Soho, Empire State Building lighting, The Dinah, Olivia Cruises, Wolfe video, CB I hate perfume, the Imperial Court of New York, Cherry, Dallas Purple Party, Excuelita, Ascension, Front runners New York, Compete, Halloween New Orleans, sizzle Miami, Baydance, Independence 2010, NYC & Company])
2010 Dance 24 “Event Staff” white tank top [dirty] (multiple GSBM)
2010 PrideFest “Manager” Red 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 PrideFest “Safety” yellow 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 PrideFest “Clean Streets” orange 2XL (no sponsor)
2010 PrideFest “Crew” Brown 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 The March “Staff” pink 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 The March “Section Leader” red 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 The March “Group Marshall” yellow XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 The March “Intersection Monitor lavender L (multiple GSBM)
2010 The March “Manager” green 2XL (multiple)
2010 The Rally “Crew” light blue S (multiple GSBM)
2010 Dance 24 “Guest Safety” gold 2XL (multiple GSBM)
2010 Rapture 7 “Community Groups” purple L (multiple GSBM)
2010 Rapture 7 “Guest Safety” orange L (multiple GSBM)
2006 The Rally “The Fight for Love & Life” Back stage pale green L (42 sponsors Platinum [Svedka, OUT, Advocate, the Out Traveler, Showtime, HX, Bud Light, Next, KTU 103.5, Hudson River Park], Gold [Metro Source, Sirius OUTQ, Logo, edge, Barry Z Show, moody pics, GENRE, Delta, Passport Magazine, The Village Voice, The New York Blade, GO Magazine], Silver [GSN the network for games, The Monster, ID Lubricants, Mark Nelson Events, Crunch, Tylenol PM, diet Pepsi, Skymedia, Starbucks Coffee, Washington Mutual, NYC Health, Trojan, Altoids, 1-800-gay-live, the karpel group, SOL, crobar, Time Warner cable, Bank of America, Travelocity, L’Oréal])
2006 Dance 20 “Guest Safety” orange L 2010 PrideFest “Manager” Red 2XL (multiple PGS)
2006 Dance 20 “Manger” white polo L (multiple PGS)
2006 PrideFest “The Fight for Love & Life” Security red S (multiple PGS)
2006 PrideFest “The Fight for Love & Life” Volunteer grey L (multiple PGS)
2006 PrideFest “The Fight for Love & Life” Market Place green S (multiple PGS)
2006 PrideFest “The Fight for Love & Life” Manger kaki S (multiple PGS)
2006 The Rally “The Fight for Love & Life” Manager blue/grey L (multiple PGS)
2006 The Rally “The Fight for Love & Life” Rally Trash (no sponsor)
2006 The Rally “The Fight for Love & Life” Back stage light green L (multiple PGS)
2006 Rapture “The Fight for Love & Life” Volunteer purple (multiple PGS)
[2006] T-shirt “The Fight for Love & Life” “Pride” on back purple L (no sponsor)
2007 PrideFest “The 15th annual new York City LGBT Pride Festival “PRIDEFEST DENIED BY THE MAYORS’ OFFICE” all other pride events are on! White, M (Fresh Direct)
2008
Box 63 T-shirts
[1990] Dance 4 “Pride Dance On The Pier” Yellow L
1992 Dance 6 NYC Staff Heather with magenta neck line XL
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The Rally Security” Greenh (Hot 97 FM Jams!)
1993 “Outlaw, Outrage, Outright, Outspoken, Outrageous, Outstanding, The March Staff” Yellow M (00000 Let Freedom Ring)
2006 The Rally “The Fight for Love & Life” Merchandise Turquoise L (multiple PGS)
2006 Rapture “The Fight for Love & Life” Guest Safety orange XL (multiple PGS)
1990 Banner “Family, Lovers, Friends, Gay & lesbian Pride Weekend June 23-24, 1990 NYC faded rust with white lettering 3’ X 4 ½’.
Rubber stamp “Heritage of Pride, Inc., 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY 10011”.
The collection in this box came from Janice Thom, January 2010
612. Cartoon (sketches by Janice Thom (Haring image scanned)
613. Local law to name Stonewall Place 1989 (New York City)
614. Fund Raising 1989
615. Entertainment for Pride Week 1989
616. 1989 Dance III
617. 1989-1990 The Rally
618. 1987 HOP Minutes
619. 1988-1990 HOP Minutes
620. 1988 March Correspondence
621. 1988-1989 The March
622. 1990 Merchandising
623. 1988-1990 Media
624. 1989 Press Kit1990 Press Kit
625. Janice Thom notebook
626. 1989 HOP Awards Ceremony
627. Outreach, Awards
628. 1987 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD
629. 1988 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO
630. 1989 IAL/GPC Annual Conference, Vancouver, Canada
631. Christopher Street Festival Committee, AIDS Resource Center, Service of Remembrance 1987
Box 64 Paper
632. 2004 City Council Citations for Outstanding Citizens
633. 2004 March Volunteers
634. 2004 Permits March & Reviewing Stands
635. 2004 March registered groups
636. 2007 PrideFest petition to Mayor (Michel R. Bloomberg) who cancelled the location
637. 2003 Pride Welcome
638. 2003 The Rally Headshots
639. 2010 pride March directions
640. 2010 PrideFest
641. Moment of Silence & Ribbons
642. 2010 Pride Guide
643. CDs 2003 Pride Guide PDF, Photographs 2003, Rally 2003
644. CD 2005 The Rally by Ed Skala
645. 2005 Executive Board Handbook Retreat
646. 2004 Dance
647. New York City Pride, 1st Annual Pet Pride 2010
648. Pier 54 Site Plan (no year)
649. Oral History (transcribed and micro tape) “HOP Founders” 2005 81 pages
650. Tickets/wrist bands/plastic cards, Dance 1988, 1989, 1995, 2005, 2007, 2008 (pier 22), 2010; Rapture 2005, 2006, 2004, 2008, 2010
651. Dance contracts 2001
652. 2004 Executive Board Handbook Retreat
653. Northeast Regional Pride logo 2002
654. HOP Notebook 1 of 4, 2000-2002, Permits, Registration Forms, Volunteers
655. HOP Notebook 2 of 4, 2000-2002, Finance, budget, contracts
656. HOP Notebook 3 of 4, 8/1999 – 7/2002, Minutes March Committee
657. HOP Notebook 4 of 4, 2000-2002, sponsors
658. 2003 New York City Police permit for March
659. 2003 HOP March Check in, Vehicles
660. 2003 March 1 of 3, Correspondence
661. 2003 March 2 of 3, 9/2002-8/2003 Minutes, Budget
662. 2003 March 3 of 3, Registration, Contracts. Sponsors
663. 2008 Dance laminated signs
664. 2008 Rally laminated signs
665. 2008 March laminated signs
666. [2008] “No” laminated signs
667. 2008 Bathrooms laminated signs
668. Edward J. Dixon HOP Mementos late 1980s
669. Pride Guide 2003
670. Pride Guide 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999
671. Pride Guide 1982 (CSLDC), 1988, 1989
672. 1994 PrideFest poster
673. Newsletter “Lavender Line” Fall 2003, Winter 2004
Box 65 Paper
674. Dance Budgets 1993-1996
675. Dance DJs 1987-1998
676. Dance 11, 1997 signs
677. Dance 12, 1998 1 of 3 Volunteer applications
678. Dance 12, 1998 2 of 3 Volunteer
679. Dance 12, 1998 3 of 3 Volunteer confirmation letters
680. Dance 12, 1998 Box Office and wrist band
681. Dance 12, 1998 T-shirt orders
682. Dance 12, 1998 Setup Floor plan
683. Dance 12, 1998 Security Contract
684. Dance 12, 1998 Permits
685. Dance 12, 1998 Fundraising
686. Dance 12, 1998 Fireworks
687. Dance 12, 1998 Financial Profit and Loss
688. Dance 12, 1998 Entertainment
689. Dance 12, 1998 Minutes
690. Dance 12, 1998 Light and sound
691. Dance 13, Agenda, Minutes
692. 1982 Christopher Street Liberation Day Press Release, theme “A Heritage of Pride”
693. Newsletters “Struttin’ Up 5th” Vol. 1, April 16, 1982; Vol. 1 May 1982; Vol. 1 June 1982
694. 1984 CSLDC News Clippings “Embezzlement alleged”
695. 1987 March, Dance, registration form
696. 1987 March Press Release, News Clippings
697. 1998 HOP Minutes
698. 1988, June 25 HOP N Y Memorial AIDS Quilt
699. ”His & Herstory of Queer Activism” The Lesbian & Gay Activist History Project, ACT UP June 1989
700. Stonewall 25, 1992 Member list
701. 1993 Dance 7 Stage
702. 1994-1996 Rally Notes
703. 1994 InterPride IAL/GPC (The international Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coorinators) Fort Lauderdale, FL
704. 1997 IAL/GPC Conference, New York City
705. 2005 HOP March Registration form
706. 2006 HOP March Application
707. HOP 35 MM slides 1976-1990
708. 1988 photographs Lavender Heights
709. 1987, 1990 35 MM slides HOP by Carrington 7 Joseph T. Barna
710. 1989 photographs Rally, March & Dance
711. 1990 Photographs HOP March, Firesorks, Elizabeth Holtzman. Vrvashi Vard,Keith Haring, Ossie Davis
712. 1990 Photographs March by Joe Caputo
713. 35 MM Slides Joanne Seider June 1990 March; Richard Larsen 1982-1988 March; Moran 1990 Rally; Mary Ellen Muzio 1990 firworks.
Box 66 Paper
714. Committee Meetings, Various, 1986-2005
715. Media Meeting Minutes, Various Years, 1998-2003
716. Mailing Lists/Labels, Uknown Date
717. IALGBTPC (The international Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Coorinators) Conference, 1998
718. Strategic Plan, April 2002
719. Budgets and Financial Statements, Various Years, 1984-2002
720. HOP History, 1985-1994
721. Pridefest 1999 Vendor Information & Application
722. Rock The Vote/HOP, 2002
723. Layout Maps, 2002
724. Proud and Powerful Info Packet, 1999
725. List of Supporters, 1985
726. Media Contact List, Undated
727. Pride: From Silence to Celebration, 1995
728. Policy/Guidelines: June 25, 1995 Pride March
729. Lesbian and Gay Pride Week Registration Materials/Information Packet, 1995, 1996
730. March Order, 1997
731. March Order, Undated
732. 1997 Pride Day March, Marching Group Memo
733. March Registration, June 25, 1995
734. Pru, 2001
735. Media Partners, 1995, 1997
736. Media Partners, 2000
737. Media Partners, 2001-2002
738. Media Partners, 2003-2004
739. Media Partners, 2005
740. Media/Advertising
741. Group Marshalls, 1995
742. Media Credentials, 2004
743. Letters of Agreement, Photographers, Various, 1995-1999
744. PrideGuide/Profile Pursuit, 1999
745. Lavendar Line
746. 1999 Blade
747. Formation Area Maps, Undated
748. Rally Task List, Undated
749. Groups By Section, 1995
750. 2003 Pride Guide Draft
751. Section Leaders, 1995
752. Independent Marshalls Sheets for Check-In, 1995
753. Questionnaires for Section Leaders, 1993
754. HX Photo Slides, Guy Smith
755. Stand Up, Stand Out, Stand Proud, 2004
756. Signage
757. Volunteers
758. Event Map 6/30/2002
759. Out & Outraged: Non Violent Civil Disobedience at the Supreme Court
760. Pridefest Security Training
761. Department of Corrections Memoranda, 1985
762. Press Releases - 1985-1986
763. Miscellaneous Invitations
764. Misc. Papers, notes, flyers, etc.
765. Misc. e-mail correspondence
Video Tape List
1. Video Tape List Box 24
(All are VHS tapes)
2. no label
3. 1995, Teaser for March, Coverage/Stoddard, coverage for Dance
4. no/date HOP Rally, Tape 1
5. no/date Pride Without Borders (1996?) on GCN, NY1 Rally, GCN Pride Coverage
6. 2000, March, Julie Goldman Homo Comicus, Gotham Comedy Club
7. 1996, CNN Pride
8. No/label
9. No/date, March blurb, March Coverage, ABC Coverage, Teaser
10. No/date, Rally Channel 2
11. No/label
12. 1994, Stonewall 25, “The Future is Ours!”
13. 1995, May 23, NYPD Blue Rally
14. 1999, HOP Pride Rally Tape 2
15. 1996, Gay & Lesbian Pride
16. No/date, Topless Issue, Channel 2, Dance, Channel 4
17. No/date, VH! News, Music First News #100, Gay Pride Edition
18. 1996, June 30, March Coverage Channel 11, evening News
Audio Tape List
1. Audio Tape List Box 24
2. 1998, June 26, BBC Gay Programme
3. 1997, June 22, Pride Rally in Bryant Park 9:12Am- 5:42 PM
4. 1999, June 25, Wake up New York WLIB, Denise Richardson & Gary Bird interview of Russell Murphy and Heather Hendelson, HOP Cocos 1999, June 20, OUTFM WBAI Wiggins interview of Russell Murphy HOP Coco & Nancy Seaton, HOP Archivist
5. 1999, June 18, The Big Apple Express Interview (Japanese Radio Show) Megumi Sato/Janice Thom (2 copies)
6. 1997, June 22, Rally Bryant Park
