Philadelphia LGBT History Project, 1940-1980, by Marc Stein

Dublin Core

Title

Subject

Identities

Movements and Activism

Organizations

Social Life and Community

Community Study

Politics, Government, and Law

Race and Ethnicity

Religion

Family, Intimacy, and Relationships

Work and Economic Life

Description

Transcripts of interviews on Philadelphia LGBT history from the 1940s to the 1970s, along with an introduction by the interviewer, who completed much of this work as part of his Ph.D. dissertation research at the University of Pennsylvania. The interviews are discussed in City of Sisterly and Brotherly Loves: Lesbian and Gay Philadelphia, 1945-1972 (University of Chicago Press, 2000). First published on OutHistory in 2009; last update June 26, 2021.

Time Period

1940-1960

1960s

1970s

Person

Stein, Marc

Bello, Ada

Brinsfield, Bill

Daniels, Ray

Davidson, Becky

Fleischmann, Joan

Friedman, Carole

Gittings, Barbara

Hardman, Joey

Kuromiya, Kiyoshi

Lahusen (Tobin), Kay

Adams, Olga

Cornwell, Anita

Kabin, Jack

Oshtry, Norman

Lynch, Ann

Schlegel, Richard

Kendall, Mark

Axler, George

Rosen, Marcea

Haines, Jay

Ross, Laura

McGrory, Joseph

Adair, Jack

Barron, Laurie

Gayer, Richard

Schmidt, Paul

Davies, Rosalie

McCann, Marge

Herman, Jay

Smith, Tyrone

Escoffier, Jeffrey

Langhorne, Harry

Owens, Sharon

Roberts, James

Segal, Mark

Terry, Elizabeth

Johnson, Gus

Place

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, PA

Latin America and the Caribbean

New York

New York City, NY

New Jersey

Feature Exhibit Item Type Metadata

slug

philadelphia-lgbt-interviews

exhibit type

Oral History