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Some portions of the collection are not completely arranged, described, and rehoused. Release forms for oral histories in Series 11 are available with the transcriptions or the donor file. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Future accruals are expected.","This collection is currently being arranged and described. Please consult a staff member for assistance."," This collection is arranged into six series: Series 1: Administrative Records; Series 2: Theatre Programs; Series 3: Virginia Shakespeare Festival; Series 4: Scripts and Playbooks; Series 5: Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project; Series 6: Photographs; Series 7: Dance Program.","William and Mary boasts one of the oldest and most reputable theatre programs in the United States. The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. In 2000, Professors Roby and Sherman retired, and that fall, the Dance Program moved to the Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance where it continues to flourish.","Second of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","The following series are stored offsite: 7,8, 12-17. Please consult staff for assistance."," Access to the original audiotape recordings in Series 5 may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. Consult a staff member in advance of visiting the SCRC to use the collection to discuss the use of these items.","Acc. 2008.162 accessioned from the backlog on 12/12/2008 by Amy C. Schindler, University Archivist. Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, and Nathaniel Baako, SCRC Staff,  began arranging and describing the collection in June 2009. Emily Eklund, SCRC Staff, arranged and described accession 2005.005 in September 2009-April 2010. Acc. 2011.291 accessioned and minimally processed by Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, in May 2011.","William and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections."," Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm","The records of the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance at the College of William and Mary holds material from the early 20th century to the present. The collection includes departmental administrative records, programs, scripts and playbooks, photographs, posters, as well as material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival and the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project.","This series contains administrative records for the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance from the 1920s to the 1990s. Acc. 2000.006: Department of Theatre and Speech Records, 1974-1981. Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.","This sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.","flier for The Jungle Book","Costume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.","Letters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.","Articles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.","Articles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.","This series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. See also the records of the William \u0026 Mary Theatre.","Theatre and Dance programs for the 2012-2013 season.","This series consists of correspondence, programs, news releases, and other material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival held each year at Phi Beta Kappa Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.","This series consists of books and scripts of plays both performed by and written by students in the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. The series is divided into two subseries: Student Scripts and Playbooks, and Theatre Production Playbooks.","This sub-series consists of scripts written or performed by students in Theatre classes at William and Mary. Acc. 1985.028: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1956-1984. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1956; 1966-1967; 1978; 1982-1984. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf","This folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. Each play was directed by John Reese and promoted by Thomas Thorne.","This sub-series consists of playbooks from productions put on by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance.","This series consists of correspondence, transcripts, audiotapes, photographs, notes, and articles about the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project by students in the Department of Theatre Speech and Dance from 1995 to 1999. The project conducted oral histories from various members of the Williamsburg, Virginia community and created theatre performances using those stories. The Grassroots Theatre conducted Story Circles, small groups of people who would sit in a circle and tell stories or remembrances. The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. The transcripts in this series are arranged chronologically according to when they were conducted.","updated transcript provided by Will Molineux, Pulaski Club Member, 10/13/2014","Cassettes of oral history transcripts found in Box 1, folders 55, 56,58,61","One audio cassette tape of a Stage Group performance as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Williamsburg Regional Library interviews as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Statistics Lecture event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 19960.028","One audio cassette tape of June Bug Jack Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Room 13 Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Sherman interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews by James Richardson and Brian Boyd as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Dr. Blayton Interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Lee as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Henry Wrens, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. Robert Moore as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Stella Nieman, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Nancy James, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview at the Olive Branch Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mrs. L. Hornsby as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interviews at the First Baptist Church as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with Kristin and Cameron at the WRL as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Myrtle Engs as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Iris Lymen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","First of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape from a performance of The Kidds at William and Mary as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews with James Richardson and Phillip Cooke as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Eliza Manuel James as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Sandra Owen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Reverend Moody as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Bill Bryant as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at a Road Dedication event in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview on Community Ties in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Mooretown Rd, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Ms. Ethel Hill's home with Mrs. Johnson in Brookhaven, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Kristin from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Cameron from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Mary from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview at the Pulaski Club, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Liz Hart at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","This series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.","Acc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.","2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.","Promotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.","Five programs from the William \u0026 Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. Representing plays include \"Man of La Mancha,\" \"Damn Yankees!,\" \"Brigadoon.","A single photograph depicting a scene from \"The American Dream.\"","Sub-series contains oversize photographs.","Two audio cassette tapes of the Howard Scammon Roast and two unidentified VHS videotapes were removed from Acc. 2005.005 on 6/10/2009 and were made part of the University Archives Audiovisual Collection (UA 58); posters from productions by the department were pulled from this collection on 6/22/2009 and were added to the University Archives Poster Collection (UA 13).\nPosters from 2016.170 were separated for flattening and can be found in the designated area in Pav. B.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","College of William and Mary. 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The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. In 2000, Professors Roby and Sherman retired, and that fall, the Dance Program moved to the Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance where it continues to flourish.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Historical Note:"],"bioghist_tesim":["William and Mary boasts one of the oldest and most reputable theatre programs in the United States. The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. In 2000, Professors Roby and Sherman retired, and that fall, the Dance Program moved to the Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance where it continues to flourish."],"odd_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e"],"odd_heading_ssm":["General"],"odd_tesim":["Second of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028"],"phystech_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe following series are stored offsite: 7,8, 12-17. Please consult staff for assistance.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e Access to the original audiotape recordings in Series 5 may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. Consult a staff member in advance of visiting the SCRC to use the collection to discuss the use of these items.\u003c/p\u003e"],"phystech_heading_ssm":["Physical Characteristics or Technical Requirements:"],"phystech_tesim":["The following series are stored offsite: 7,8, 12-17. Please consult staff for assistance."," Access to the original audiotape recordings in Series 5 may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. Consult a staff member in advance of visiting the SCRC to use the collection to discuss the use of these items."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDepartment of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records, Special Collections Research Center, William \u0026amp; Mary Libraries.\u003c/p\u003e"],"prefercite_tesim":["Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records, Special Collections Research Center, William \u0026 Mary Libraries."],"processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eAcc. 2008.162 accessioned from the backlog on 12/12/2008 by Amy C. Schindler, University Archivist. Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, and Nathaniel Baako, SCRC Staff,  began arranging and describing the collection in June 2009. Emily Eklund, SCRC Staff, arranged and described accession 2005.005 in September 2009-April 2010. Acc. 2011.291 accessioned and minimally processed by Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, in May 2011.\u003c/p\u003e"],"processinfo_heading_ssm":["Processing Information:"],"processinfo_tesim":["Acc. 2008.162 accessioned from the backlog on 12/12/2008 by Amy C. Schindler, University Archivist. Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, and Nathaniel Baako, SCRC Staff,  began arranging and describing the collection in June 2009. Emily Eklund, SCRC Staff, arranged and described accession 2005.005 in September 2009-April 2010. Acc. 2011.291 accessioned and minimally processed by Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, in May 2011."],"relatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eWilliam and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm\u003c/p\u003e"],"relatedmaterial_heading_ssm":["Related Materials:"],"relatedmaterial_tesim":["William and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections."," Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm"],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe records of the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance at the College of William and Mary holds material from the early 20th century to the present. The collection includes departmental administrative records, programs, scripts and playbooks, photographs, posters, as well as material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival and the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series contains administrative records for the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance from the 1920s to the 1990s. Acc. 2000.006: Department of Theatre and Speech Records, 1974-1981. Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eflier for The Jungle Book\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCostume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. See also the records of the William \u0026amp; Mary Theatre.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTheatre and Dance programs for the 2012-2013 season.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of correspondence, programs, news releases, and other material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival held each year at Phi Beta Kappa Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of books and scripts of plays both performed by and written by students in the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. The series is divided into two subseries: Student Scripts and Playbooks, and Theatre Production Playbooks.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis sub-series consists of scripts written or performed by students in Theatre classes at William and Mary. Acc. 1985.028: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1956-1984. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1956; 1966-1967; 1978; 1982-1984. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. Each play was directed by John Reese and promoted by Thomas Thorne.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis sub-series consists of playbooks from productions put on by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of correspondence, transcripts, audiotapes, photographs, notes, and articles about the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project by students in the Department of Theatre Speech and Dance from 1995 to 1999. The project conducted oral histories from various members of the Williamsburg, Virginia community and created theatre performances using those stories. The Grassroots Theatre conducted Story Circles, small groups of people who would sit in a circle and tell stories or remembrances. The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. The transcripts in this series are arranged chronologically according to when they were conducted.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eupdated transcript provided by Will Molineux, Pulaski Club Member, 10/13/2014\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCassettes of oral history transcripts found in Box 1, folders 55, 56,58,61\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a Stage Group performance as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of Williamsburg Regional Library interviews as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a Statistics Lecture event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 19960.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of June Bug Jack Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a Room 13 Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a Sherman interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews by James Richardson and Brian Boyd as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of Dr. Blayton Interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Lee as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Henry Wrens, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. Robert Moore as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Stella Nieman, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Nancy James, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview at the Olive Branch Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Mrs. L. Hornsby as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interviews at the First Baptist Church as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with Kristin and Cameron at the WRL as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Myrtle Engs as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at Iris Lymen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape from a performance of The Kidds at William and Mary as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with James Richardson and Phillip Cooke as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Eliza Manuel James as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Sandra Owen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Reverend Moody as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of an interview with Bill Bryant as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at a Road Dedication event in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview on Community Ties in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at Mooretown Rd, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at Ms. Ethel Hill's home with Mrs. Johnson in Brookhaven, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Kristin from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Cameron from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Mary from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview at the Pulaski Club, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Liz Hart at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAcc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePromotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFive programs from the William \u0026amp; Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. 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The collection includes departmental administrative records, programs, scripts and playbooks, photographs, posters, as well as material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival and the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project.","This series contains administrative records for the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance from the 1920s to the 1990s. Acc. 2000.006: Department of Theatre and Speech Records, 1974-1981. Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.","This sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.","flier for The Jungle Book","Costume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.","Letters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.","Articles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.","Articles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.","This series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. See also the records of the William \u0026 Mary Theatre.","Theatre and Dance programs for the 2012-2013 season.","This series consists of correspondence, programs, news releases, and other material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival held each year at Phi Beta Kappa Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.","This series consists of books and scripts of plays both performed by and written by students in the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. The series is divided into two subseries: Student Scripts and Playbooks, and Theatre Production Playbooks.","This sub-series consists of scripts written or performed by students in Theatre classes at William and Mary. Acc. 1985.028: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1956-1984. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1956; 1966-1967; 1978; 1982-1984. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf","This folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. Each play was directed by John Reese and promoted by Thomas Thorne.","This sub-series consists of playbooks from productions put on by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance.","This series consists of correspondence, transcripts, audiotapes, photographs, notes, and articles about the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project by students in the Department of Theatre Speech and Dance from 1995 to 1999. The project conducted oral histories from various members of the Williamsburg, Virginia community and created theatre performances using those stories. The Grassroots Theatre conducted Story Circles, small groups of people who would sit in a circle and tell stories or remembrances. The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. The transcripts in this series are arranged chronologically according to when they were conducted.","updated transcript provided by Will Molineux, Pulaski Club Member, 10/13/2014","Cassettes of oral history transcripts found in Box 1, folders 55, 56,58,61","One audio cassette tape of a Stage Group performance as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Williamsburg Regional Library interviews as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Statistics Lecture event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 19960.028","One audio cassette tape of June Bug Jack Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Room 13 Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Sherman interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews by James Richardson and Brian Boyd as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Dr. Blayton Interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Lee as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Henry Wrens, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. Robert Moore as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Stella Nieman, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Nancy James, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview at the Olive Branch Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mrs. L. Hornsby as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interviews at the First Baptist Church as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with Kristin and Cameron at the WRL as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Myrtle Engs as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Iris Lymen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","First of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape from a performance of The Kidds at William and Mary as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews with James Richardson and Phillip Cooke as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Eliza Manuel James as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Sandra Owen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Reverend Moody as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Bill Bryant as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at a Road Dedication event in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview on Community Ties in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Mooretown Rd, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Ms. Ethel Hill's home with Mrs. Johnson in Brookhaven, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Kristin from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Cameron from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Mary from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview at the Pulaski Club, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Liz Hart at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","This series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.","Acc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.","2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.","Promotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.","Five programs from the William \u0026 Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. Representing plays include \"Man of La Mancha,\" \"Damn Yankees!,\" \"Brigadoon.","A single photograph depicting a scene from \"The American Dream.\"","Sub-series contains oversize photographs."],"separatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of the Howard Scammon Roast and two unidentified VHS videotapes were removed from Acc. 2005.005 on 6/10/2009 and were made part of the University Archives Audiovisual Collection (UA 58); posters from productions by the department were pulled from this collection on 6/22/2009 and were added to the University Archives Poster Collection (UA 13).\nPosters from 2016.170 were separated for flattening and can be found in the designated area in Pav. 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B."],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_coll_ssim":["College of William and Mary. Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","Student Organizations--Orchesis","Thorne, Thomas Elston"],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","College of William and Mary. 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Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","Student Organizations--Orchesis"],"persname_ssim":["Catron, Louis E.","Hunt, Althea, 1890-1971","Scammon, Howard, 1911-1999","Sherman, Roger","Thorne, Thomas Elston"],"language_ssim":["English"],"descrules_ssm":["Describing Archives: A Content Standard"],"total_component_count_is":1721,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T10:17:36.475Z","collection":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"numFoundExact":true,"docs":[{"id":"viw_repositories_2_resources_76","ead_ssi":"viw_repositories_2_resources_76","_root_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_76","_nest_parent_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_76","ead_source_url_ssi":"data/oai/WM/repositories_2_resources_76.xml","title_filing_ssi":"Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records","title_ssm":["Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records"],"title_tesim":["Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records"],"unitdate_ssm":["1920-ongoing"],"unitdate_inclusive_ssm":["1920-ongoing"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["UA 59","/repositories/2/resources/76"],"text":["UA 59","/repositories/2/resources/76","Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance records","Student Plays","Class materials","Correspondence","Fliers (printed matter)","Manuscripts (document genre)","Photographs","Plays (document genre)","Programs","Reports","Sound Recordings","Typescripts","The collection is open to all researchers. Some portions of the collection are not completely arranged, described, and rehoused. Release forms for oral histories in Series 11 are available with the transcriptions or the donor file. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Future accruals are expected.","This collection is currently being arranged and described. Please consult a staff member for assistance."," This collection is arranged into six series: Series 1: Administrative Records; Series 2: Theatre Programs; Series 3: Virginia Shakespeare Festival; Series 4: Scripts and Playbooks; Series 5: Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project; Series 6: Photographs; Series 7: Dance Program.","William and Mary boasts one of the oldest and most reputable theatre programs in the United States. The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. In 2000, Professors Roby and Sherman retired, and that fall, the Dance Program moved to the Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance where it continues to flourish.","Second of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","The following series are stored offsite: 7,8, 12-17. Please consult staff for assistance."," Access to the original audiotape recordings in Series 5 may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. Consult a staff member in advance of visiting the SCRC to use the collection to discuss the use of these items.","Acc. 2008.162 accessioned from the backlog on 12/12/2008 by Amy C. Schindler, University Archivist. Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, and Nathaniel Baako, SCRC Staff,  began arranging and describing the collection in June 2009. Emily Eklund, SCRC Staff, arranged and described accession 2005.005 in September 2009-April 2010. Acc. 2011.291 accessioned and minimally processed by Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, in May 2011.","William and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections."," Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm","The records of the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance at the College of William and Mary holds material from the early 20th century to the present. The collection includes departmental administrative records, programs, scripts and playbooks, photographs, posters, as well as material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival and the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project.","This series contains administrative records for the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance from the 1920s to the 1990s. Acc. 2000.006: Department of Theatre and Speech Records, 1974-1981. Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.","This sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.","flier for The Jungle Book","Costume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.","Letters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.","Articles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.","Articles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.","This series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. See also the records of the William \u0026 Mary Theatre.","Theatre and Dance programs for the 2012-2013 season.","This series consists of correspondence, programs, news releases, and other material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival held each year at Phi Beta Kappa Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.","This series consists of books and scripts of plays both performed by and written by students in the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. The series is divided into two subseries: Student Scripts and Playbooks, and Theatre Production Playbooks.","This sub-series consists of scripts written or performed by students in Theatre classes at William and Mary. Acc. 1985.028: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1956-1984. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1956; 1966-1967; 1978; 1982-1984. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf","This folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. Each play was directed by John Reese and promoted by Thomas Thorne.","This sub-series consists of playbooks from productions put on by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance.","This series consists of correspondence, transcripts, audiotapes, photographs, notes, and articles about the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project by students in the Department of Theatre Speech and Dance from 1995 to 1999. The project conducted oral histories from various members of the Williamsburg, Virginia community and created theatre performances using those stories. The Grassroots Theatre conducted Story Circles, small groups of people who would sit in a circle and tell stories or remembrances. The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. The transcripts in this series are arranged chronologically according to when they were conducted.","updated transcript provided by Will Molineux, Pulaski Club Member, 10/13/2014","Cassettes of oral history transcripts found in Box 1, folders 55, 56,58,61","One audio cassette tape of a Stage Group performance as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Williamsburg Regional Library interviews as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Statistics Lecture event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 19960.028","One audio cassette tape of June Bug Jack Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Room 13 Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Sherman interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews by James Richardson and Brian Boyd as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Dr. Blayton Interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Lee as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Henry Wrens, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. Robert Moore as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Stella Nieman, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Nancy James, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview at the Olive Branch Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mrs. L. Hornsby as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interviews at the First Baptist Church as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with Kristin and Cameron at the WRL as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Myrtle Engs as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Iris Lymen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","First of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape from a performance of The Kidds at William and Mary as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews with James Richardson and Phillip Cooke as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Eliza Manuel James as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Sandra Owen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Reverend Moody as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Bill Bryant as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at a Road Dedication event in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview on Community Ties in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Mooretown Rd, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Ms. Ethel Hill's home with Mrs. Johnson in Brookhaven, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Kristin from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Cameron from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Mary from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview at the Pulaski Club, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Liz Hart at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","This series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.","Acc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.","2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.","Promotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.","Five programs from the William \u0026 Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. Representing plays include \"Man of La Mancha,\" \"Damn Yankees!,\" \"Brigadoon.","A single photograph depicting a scene from \"The American Dream.\"","Sub-series contains oversize photographs.","Two audio cassette tapes of the Howard Scammon Roast and two unidentified VHS videotapes were removed from Acc. 2005.005 on 6/10/2009 and were made part of the University Archives Audiovisual Collection (UA 58); posters from productions by the department were pulled from this collection on 6/22/2009 and were added to the University Archives Poster Collection (UA 13).\nPosters from 2016.170 were separated for flattening and can be found in the designated area in Pav. B.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","College of William and Mary. 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Some portions of the collection are not completely arranged, described, and rehoused. Release forms for oral histories in Series 11 are available with the transcriptions or the donor file. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. 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If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility."],"accruals_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eFuture accruals are expected.\u003c/p\u003e"],"accruals_heading_ssm":["Accruals:"],"accruals_tesim":["Future accruals are expected."],"arrangement_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThis collection is currently being arranged and described. 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The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. In 2000, Professors Roby and Sherman retired, and that fall, the Dance Program moved to the Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance where it continues to flourish.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Historical Note:"],"bioghist_tesim":["William and Mary boasts one of the oldest and most reputable theatre programs in the United States. The discipline of dance was formally established at William and Mary in 1941 by Professor Grace Felker through the Modern Dance Club and its subset of advanced students known as Orchesis. 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Acc. 2011.291 accessioned and minimally processed by Steven Bookman, University Archives Specialist, in May 2011."],"relatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eWilliam and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm\u003c/p\u003e"],"relatedmaterial_heading_ssm":["Related Materials:"],"relatedmaterial_tesim":["William and Mary Theatre Records (UA 67); Althea Hunt Papers (UA 6.028); Howard Scammon Drama Prize Winners Collection (UA 52); University Archives Audiovisual, Photograph, Artifact, Subject, Bound Volume and Poster Collections."," Information about related materials is available at http://guides.swem.wm.edu/wm"],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe records of the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance at the College of William and Mary holds material from the early 20th century to the present. 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Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eflier for The Jungle Book\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCostume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLetters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. 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A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. 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The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. 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Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSecond of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFirst of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOne of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAcc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePromotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFive programs from the William \u0026amp; Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. 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The collection includes departmental administrative records, programs, scripts and playbooks, photographs, posters, as well as material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival and the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project.","This series contains administrative records for the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance from the 1920s to the 1990s. Acc. 2000.006: Department of Theatre and Speech Records, 1974-1981. Includes records of the Chair; Roger Sherman's records regarding fundraising; budget requests and justification forms; materials about the publication of The William and Mary Theatre: 50 Years; a file on the history of theatre at William and Mary; information about the Althea Hunt Theatre Fund.","This sub-series includes newspaper articles about William and Mary Theatre and its productions and advertisements for performances.","flier for The Jungle Book","Costume and set designs from William and Mary Theatre productions.","Letters, notes, and other records relating to the William and Mary Theatre department.","Articles, photos, letters, and other documents relating to William and Mary Theatre faculty members.","Articles, letters, photos, and other documents relating to students and graduates of the William and Mary Theatre program.","This series consists of programs from various plays that were produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. See also the records of the William \u0026 Mary Theatre.","Theatre and Dance programs for the 2012-2013 season.","This series consists of correspondence, programs, news releases, and other material from the Virginia Shakespeare Festival held each year at Phi Beta Kappa Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.","This series consists of books and scripts of plays both performed by and written by students in the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance. The series is divided into two subseries: Student Scripts and Playbooks, and Theatre Production Playbooks.","This sub-series consists of scripts written or performed by students in Theatre classes at William and Mary. Acc. 1985.028: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1956-1984. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1956; 1966-1967; 1978; 1982-1984. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1985.028 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1985_28%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.076: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1973-1982. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1973-1978; 1982. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.076 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_76%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201966_%201974.pdf Acc. 1982.063: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1976-1981. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1976-1981. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1982.063 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1982_63%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers.pdf Acc. 1983.036: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1979-1983. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1979-1983. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1983.036 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1983_36%20theater%20and%20speech%20playwriting%20papers,%201979-83.pdf Acc. 1987.021: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1984-1986. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1984-1986. A PDF inventory of Acc. 1987.021 is available online at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/UA_1987_21%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Playwriting%20Papers.pdf Acc. 1990.062: Playwriting Class Student Papers, 1987-1989. Contains student drama scripts from Louis E. Catron's playwriting classes, 1987-1989. A PDF of the inventory for Series 17 is available at http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/findingaids/1990_62%20Theater%20and%20Speech%20Plays.pdf","This folder contains a series of short plays presented by children ages 5 to 15 and supervised by the Fine Arts 331 class of William and Mary. Each play was directed by John Reese and promoted by Thomas Thorne.","This sub-series consists of playbooks from productions put on by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance.","This series consists of correspondence, transcripts, audiotapes, photographs, notes, and articles about the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project by students in the Department of Theatre Speech and Dance from 1995 to 1999. The project conducted oral histories from various members of the Williamsburg, Virginia community and created theatre performances using those stories. The Grassroots Theatre conducted Story Circles, small groups of people who would sit in a circle and tell stories or remembrances. The performances documented in this series include \"Walk Together Children,\" a play about Williamsburg during the Civil Rights Era in the 1950s and 1960s; \"Community Ties,\" a play about the Kingspoint, Mooretown Road, and Brook Haven neighborhoods; and, a project to document 20th Century history of Williamsburg through story circles with retired school teachers, church historians, the African-American community, and others. Not all of the oral histories in this series have written transcripts and access to the original recordings may be limited due to the condition of the original recordings. The transcripts in this series are arranged chronologically according to when they were conducted.","updated transcript provided by Will Molineux, Pulaski Club Member, 10/13/2014","Cassettes of oral history transcripts found in Box 1, folders 55, 56,58,61","One audio cassette tape of a Stage Group performance as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Williamsburg Regional Library interviews as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Statistics Lecture event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 19960.028","One audio cassette tape of June Bug Jack Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Room 13 Story Circle event as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of a Sherman interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews by James Richardson and Brian Boyd as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of Dr. Blayton Interview as part of the Grassroots Oral History Theatre Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Lee as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Henry Wrens, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mr. Robert Moore as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Stella Nieman, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Nancy James, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview at the Olive Branch Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Mrs. L. Hornsby as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interviews at the First Baptist Church as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with Kristin and Cameron at the WRL as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Myrtle Engs as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Iris Lymen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Davis Y. Paschall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc 1996.028","First of two audio cassette tapes of a Grassroots meeting as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of the Post Show from a Story Circle performed at William and Mary's Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape from a performance of The Kidds at William and Mary as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews with James Richardson and Phillip Cooke as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Eliza Manuel James as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Sandra Owen as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Reverend Moody as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of an interview with Bill Bryant as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 1996.028","One audio cassette tape of interviews at a Road Dedication event in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview on Community Ties in Williamsburg, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Mooretown Rd, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Kingspoint, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Ms. Ethel Hill's home with Mrs. Johnson in Brookhaven, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Kristin from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Cameron from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Mary from the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview at the Pulaski Club, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Liz Hart at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Harvey Stone for the Neighborhood College Story Circle as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tape of interview with Ashley G. Melody, Elizabeth and Jessica as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with guests at the Matthew Whaley Reunion in 1998, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Rebekah, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Church Historian Scott, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of a duplicate copy from the interview with Church Historian Scott as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at the Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with various church leaders, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Alma Evans, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Madeline Gee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Nick,as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Diana(a school teacher), as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Amy and Sachen on \"Church Talk\", as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with guests at the Class of 1948 Reunion of Bruton Heights, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Second of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","First of two audio cassette tapes of interviews with members of the Class of 1948 Reunion at Matthew Whaley School, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of the interviews with various people at the Patriots Landing, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews at the Matthew Whaley School Class of 1943 Reunion as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Harriet Petrell, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interviews with Mamie Ruth and Jimmy Hitchins interview, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Doris Rainey, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interview with Dr. Blaine Blayton, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One audio cassette tape of interview with Irene Lee, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two audio cassette tapes of interviews at James City County Training School as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","One of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","Two of two audio cassette tapes of interview with Calvin Taylor, as part of the Grassroots Theatre Oral History Project. Acc. 2008.162","This series consists of photographs from various productions produced by the Department of Theatre, Speech, and Dance as well as other photographs related to the department. Acc. 1995.27: Slides (not yet inventoried here). Acc. 2008.166: This accession includes photographs of students and scripts for unidentified plays.","Acc. 2012.148: This accession contains posters, programs, and postcards for dance performances including An Evening of Dance, Orchesis, and Dance Minors, circa 1970s-2011.","2 Posters for 16th Season and 2 posters for Twain the Third, March 20, 2016.","Promotion materials from the Theater, Speech and Dance department. Items includes a banner documenting a live zoom conversation.","Five programs from the William \u0026 Mary Theater Department from 1971-1977. Representing plays include \"Man of La Mancha,\" \"Damn Yankees!,\" \"Brigadoon.","A single photograph depicting a scene from \"The American Dream.\"","Sub-series contains oversize photographs."],"separatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eTwo audio cassette tapes of the Howard Scammon Roast and two unidentified VHS videotapes were removed from Acc. 2005.005 on 6/10/2009 and were made part of the University Archives Audiovisual Collection (UA 58); posters from productions by the department were pulled from this collection on 6/22/2009 and were added to the University Archives Poster Collection (UA 13).\nPosters from 2016.170 were separated for flattening and can be found in the designated area in Pav. 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B."],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_coll_ssim":["College of William and Mary. Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","Student Organizations--Orchesis","Thorne, Thomas Elston"],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance","College of William and Mary. 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Descriptions are very detailed and list not only sights visited, but comment at length on the social life and customs of places visited. Diary includes comments on billboards, New York Symphony, Lexington Market (Baltimore), John Hopkins, Synagogues (with derogatory comment), Georgetown (\"particulary dingy and unattractive\"), Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Natural Bridge and many other sights. There are quite a few comments on the Civil War, the Confederacy, and economic conditions of the South, etc. mostly of a critical nature. 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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Accessioned and minimally described  in April 2010 by Ute Schechter, Warren E. 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Amador Papers","Gay and lesbian studies--United States--History","Gay liberation movement--California--Los Angeles--History","Gay rights--California--Los Angeles--History","Gay rights--United States--History--20th century","Homosexuality","Lecture notes","Biography","Clippings (information artifacts)","Correspondence","Fliers (printed matter)","Invitations","Newspapers","Photographs","Posters","Research notes","Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","One cubic foot of newspapers were deaccessioned as the originals were damaged by mildrew and potential mold and there were multiple copies of many papers. Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member."," Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund.","This collection is not yet fully arranged and described. Researchers may wish to consult with a staff member for further information in advance of using the collection.","Don (Donald H.) Amador was born Donald Grace in 1943. He served in the United States Navy with Richard J. Amador. In 1971 Richard J. Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus.","After the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y.","Accessioned and minimally processed in December 2009  The collection was processed by Nell Garver, SCRC student, from August to November 2014. Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026 Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,","From Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026 Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,","Papers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. ","Series 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.","Series 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","Series 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.","This series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.","A poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.","This series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. ","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill ","English"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. Acc. 2009.562","/repositories/2/resources/8514"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"collection_title_tesim":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"collection_ssim":["Don (Donald H.) 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Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund.\u003c/p\u003e"],"appraisal_heading_ssm":["Appraisal Information:"],"appraisal_tesim":["One cubic foot of newspapers were deaccessioned as the originals were damaged by mildrew and potential mold and there were multiple copies of many papers. Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member."," Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund."],"arrangement_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThis collection is not yet fully arranged and described. 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Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical / Historical"],"bioghist_tesim":["Don (Donald H.) Amador was born Donald Grace in 1943. He served in the United States Navy with Richard J. Amador. In 1971 Richard J. Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus."],"custodhist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eAfter the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y.\u003c/p\u003e"],"custodhist_heading_ssm":["Custodial History:"],"custodhist_tesim":["After the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDon (Donald H.) 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Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026 Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,","From Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026 Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,"],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePapers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. \u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026amp; Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eOther items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAn assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026amp; Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eOther items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. \u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Papers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. ","Series 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.","Series 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","Series 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.","This series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.","A poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.","This series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. "],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill "],"corpname_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center"],"persname_ssim":["Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill "],"language_ssim":["English"],"descrules_ssm":["Describing Archives: A Content Standard"],"total_component_count_is":76,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T13:46:04.299Z","processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eAccessioned and minimally processed in December 2009  The collection was processed by Nell Garver, SCRC student, from August to November 2014. Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInitial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026amp; Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFrom Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInitial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026amp;M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026amp; Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,\u003c/p\u003e"],"collection":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"numFoundExact":true,"docs":[{"id":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8514","ead_ssi":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8514","_root_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8514","_nest_parent_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8514","ead_source_url_ssi":"data/oai/WM/repositories_2_resources_8514.xml","title_filing_ssi":"Amador, Don (Donald H.), Papers","title_ssm":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"title_tesim":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"unitdate_ssm":["1944-1983 and undated"],"unitdate_inclusive_ssm":["1944-1983 and undated"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["Mss. Acc. 2009.562","/repositories/2/resources/8514"],"text":["Mss. Acc. 2009.562","/repositories/2/resources/8514","Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers","Gay and lesbian studies--United States--History","Gay liberation movement--California--Los Angeles--History","Gay rights--California--Los Angeles--History","Gay rights--United States--History--20th century","Homosexuality","Lecture notes","Biography","Clippings (information artifacts)","Correspondence","Fliers (printed matter)","Invitations","Newspapers","Photographs","Posters","Research notes","Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","One cubic foot of newspapers were deaccessioned as the originals were damaged by mildrew and potential mold and there were multiple copies of many papers. Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member."," Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund.","This collection is not yet fully arranged and described. Researchers may wish to consult with a staff member for further information in advance of using the collection.","Don (Donald H.) Amador was born Donald Grace in 1943. He served in the United States Navy with Richard J. Amador. In 1971 Richard J. Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus.","After the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y.","Accessioned and minimally processed in December 2009  The collection was processed by Nell Garver, SCRC student, from August to November 2014. Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026 Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,","From Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026 Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,","Papers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. ","Series 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.","Series 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","Series 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.","This series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.","A poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.","This series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. ","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill ","English"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. Acc. 2009.562","/repositories/2/resources/8514"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"collection_title_tesim":["Don (Donald H.) Amador Papers"],"collection_ssim":["Don (Donald H.) 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Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund.\u003c/p\u003e"],"appraisal_heading_ssm":["Appraisal Information:"],"appraisal_tesim":["One cubic foot of newspapers were deaccessioned as the originals were damaged by mildrew and potential mold and there were multiple copies of many papers. Acquisition information for material received after 7/13/2009 is available by consulting a Special Collections Research Center staff member."," Acc. 2014.122  purchased for Swem Library with support from the Clarice Garrison Quasi Fund."],"arrangement_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThis collection is not yet fully arranged and described. 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Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical / Historical"],"bioghist_tesim":["Don (Donald H.) Amador was born Donald Grace in 1943. He served in the United States Navy with Richard J. Amador. In 1971 Richard J. Amador legally adopted Don Grace. In 1977 Amador was appointed by Los Angeles Mayor, Tom Bradley as the city's official liaison to the gay community.  Amador was passionate about the history surrounding gay culture and his greatest accomplishment was the creation of the first gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach in 1976.  From it he created a book where he took the 14 best papers presented in the inaugural spring semester of Sociology 497. A pioneer of the subject, this book is a glimpse of the origins of a field of study that numbers more than 40 course offerings in programs across the United Staes by 2014.  Amador died in 1992 from complications with the AIDS virus."],"custodhist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eAfter the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y.\u003c/p\u003e"],"custodhist_heading_ssm":["Custodial History:"],"custodhist_tesim":["After the death of Don Amador the papers were in the custody of his sister in Troy, N.Y."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eDon (Donald H.) 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Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026 Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,","From Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,","Initial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026 Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,"],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePapers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. \u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eSeries 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026amp; Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eOther items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAn assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026amp; Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eOther items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. \u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Papers of gay rights activist Don (Donald H.) Amador (1943-1992) of Los Angeles. ","Series 1: Included are personal papers, papers relating to research and teaching, as well as papers relating to his political activities.  Included in this collection is a book titled, Homosexual Subculture 497.  It is a self published manuscript from June, 1976.  It is the cumulation of 14 term papers from his first course offering of a gay studies course at California State University, Long Beach.  Sociology 497 was the first of its kind.  The papers covered topics such as the gay couple, religion, family, military, lesbianism, fetishism, and leather subculture.","Series 2: This series contain the papers of Bill Carey, the gay community's liaison to the mayor of Los Angeles, Tom Bradley. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","Series 3: An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer,\na business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador.","This series contains the professional and personal papers of activist Don Amador. Included are his correspondences, notes, drafts, research, and finished copies of his writings. There are also notes from his class, Homosexual Subculture that he taught at California State University, Los Angeles. Materials from his 1977 campaign for district assembly. Personal items and pictures are also in this series.","A poster of the musical group the Village People with images of all six original members of the group.","This series contain the personal papers of the mayor of Los Angeles liaison to the gay community, Bill Carey. There are letters, memos, and notes from Bill Carey as well as other LA City officials. Included in this series are papers pertaining to the city of Los Angeles including materials about the police department and the gay community and Pride Week 1976. Materials concerning the LA gay community and LA  newspaper clippings are also part of this collection.","An assortment of newsletters and flyers collected by Don Amador, as well as a few handwritten notes. The publications include the MECLA (municipal elections committee of Los Angeles) special dinner edition, volume 1, number 2 of their February 1980 newsletter; Investigative Leads volume 1, number 10 edition from June 30, 1980; Parents \u0026 Friends of Gays Newsletter, April and May 1980 issues. There is also a \"From the director's chair...\" flyer, a business card for East Side Association, the line up for the 1980 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Parade, and two flyers for the National March on Washington in October 14, 1979.","Other items include a blank sheet of MOWC/LA (March on Washington Committee/Los Angeles) letterhead, and a blank sheet of Field Photo Homes, Inc. letterhead, newspaper clippings, a biography of Donald H. Amador, two pages of handwritten notes, and the end page of a thank you letter from Amador. "],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill "],"corpname_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center"],"persname_ssim":["Amador, Don (Donald H.), 1943-1992","Carey, Bill "],"language_ssim":["English"],"descrules_ssm":["Describing Archives: A Content Standard"],"total_component_count_is":76,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T13:46:04.299Z","processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eAccessioned and minimally processed in December 2009  The collection was processed by Nell Garver, SCRC student, from August to November 2014. Finding aid and biographical note updated by SCRC staff March 2016.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInitial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFrom Box 1:,\n-Certificate of initiation to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date,\nHenry Hay and John Burnside Folder,\n-Slip for Fletcher R. from Los Angeles City College, no date,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, no date, handwritten notes, 7 copies,\n-Envelope marked \"Harry Hay\", inside are \"What If They Gave a Concert and Nobody Came?\" by Ken Emerson (1977) and a Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador,\n-Summary of \"The Gay Window\" by Henry Hay by Amador, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Dinah (Don) from Harry Hay and Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Harry Hay, 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Toby from Harry Hay, 1977, with envelope,\n-Legal Paper marked \"Purpose of Campaign Tables\", no date, 2 pages,\nKnickerbocker News Folder,\n-Handwritten note, no date,\n-\"Out of the Closet\" in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, profile of Amador, no date, 70 copies\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\n -by Don Amador, 1974, 25 copies,\nTelephone Conversations with Students and Others: Responses,\n-Rap Session, Aug. 8th, 1972, hand written note book pages, 9 pages,\n-\"Comments Regarding My Work\", 17 hand written yellow pages,\n-List of Participants in the Mexican Summer Field School, 1972,\n-16 pages of handwritten notes,\n-\"Grade Change Procedures\", California State College LA, 1972,\nSWAA 1974 Economic Solidarity Gay Com.,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974, 4 pages,\nSpeech Preparations?,\n-Cal State University LA note book with Anthropological note on the Cheyenne Indians, others, and homosexuals in LA,\n-14 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals,\n-\"Introduction\" typed, four pages, about gays and police,\n-\"Methods\", two small pieces of paper,\n-17 pages of handwritten notes on loose leaf paper about homosexuals and police and research,\n-Three typed pages from \"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\",\nE.I.P.J. #2,\n-empty,\n,\nE.I.P.J. # 1,\n-four  note cards with names and phone numbers, one stapled to folder,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gene Riggs,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by David Sprouse,\n-Card for Sky Forest Enterprises,\n-Five note cards with names, addresses and phone numbers,\n-One piece of legal paper with handwritten notes,\n-Two typed pages with names and phone numbers, one is taped to the folder,\n,\n-Invitation for Alberto Espinoza's birthday, 1979,\n-Booklet for Twelfth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1973,\n-Booklet for Fourteenth Honors Convocation California State University, Los Angeles, 1975,\nTony at Bob Crowe,\n-empty,\n-Gay Rights National Lobby, 1977, two copies,\n-Western Gay Academic Union newsletter,\n-\"Town Crier\" hand written note page,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, September 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim: Member Union of American Hebrew Congregations Newsletter, August 1977,\n-Booklet from Georg Jensen Inc. for Marghad Linens, stickers stuck on cover,,\n-Card and two receipts from The Broadway Glendale Galleria ,\n-Invitation to 28th Annual Commencement of CSU LA, 1975 with envelopes,\n-Envelope from 3924 Sunset Boulevard, empty, two,\n-\"Jungle\" card,\n-Invitation to Don Amador and Tony Karnes 10th anniversary party at the Jungle on 3626 Sunset Boulevard, 6 copies,\n-Program for 31st Memorial Day Services, 1979,\n-\"Teacher\" article, 5 copies,\n-Program for the The Argonauts present \"Fantasy Burlesque\", 1974, two copies one red, one blue,\n-Brochure for D.C. tour mobile,\n-Notes for Universal Studios Tour by Ellen Weiss and Tony Karnes,\n-Invitation to Columbia Records Open House ,\n-Brochure for Sexual Compulsives Anonymous,\n-Alcoholics Together Meeting Schedule, Fall 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 1973,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Program and Abstracts, 1973,\n-Subscription form for Journal of Homosexuality,\n-Brochure for gay Community Services Center,\n-Program for \"Alcoholics Together\" benefit Dinner/Dance, 1974,\n-Brochure for \"The Gay Liberation Book\",\n-Oversized Postcard featuring Wil Wright's Soda Parlor, two copies,\n3/22/ 71 Sterving (?) Comm. Meeting, Jane's House,\n-Letter from Woman Management Association, 1971,\n-Envelope from Woman Management Association to Entertainment Industry of Peace and Justice,\n-Minutes for interim Executive Committee of Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice,\n-Envelope addressed to Tony Karnes, empty, 1971,\n-Letter about Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice benefit concert,\n-Note for Tony Karnes to call Sarah of Free Venice,\n-Letter from Carl Berkhart to Entertainment Industries for Peace and Justice, 1971,\n-Card to Tony from Tootsie,\n-Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Larry McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane McKinney,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Diane Clifton,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Gregory N. Woodland,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Luke C. Flower,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Susan Williams,\n- Joint Treaty of Peace signed by Lionel Edwards,\n-Receipt from Zeidler \u0026amp; Zeidler Ltd.,\n-Letter from Jack Schwab to Tony Karnes,\n-Notes on EIPJ meeting, hand written, 4 pages, stapled to folder,\nFranck Test (Master),\n-Frank Drawing Completion Test Australian Manual by Kate Frank M.A.,\n-Flier from Elect Don Amador Assembly to meet Don,\n-Flier to elect Don Amador,\nHome- #4 (EIPJ),\n-3 pages of hand written note, 1971,\n-1 card with names and a phone number,\nGay Studies Questionnaires,\n-4 pages of hand written notes on the Gay community/ needs of gays,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Feb 5 1970, three copies,,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 22 1970, four copies,\n-\"Woodbury Collegian\", Jan 29 1970,  three copies,\n-\"Christmas in Theory and How We Make It\" by Tony Karnes,\n-\"Symbols in Government: Theme on Lord of the Flies\" by Tony Karnes, 1968,\n-Christmas card from Pearl to Tony Karnes,\n-\"Pierce College Round Up\", November 19, 1970,\n-\"Liaison Role to Gay Community\", 5 pages of hand written notes,\n-Pan Am boarding pass, LAX to New York, 1972,\n-Donald H. Amador: biography,\n-Town Cries (?) paper-Update Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1981, two articles mentioning Amador,\n-\"Throw This Away ...\" paper,\n-Divine Times, Nov. 1979, magazine of Guru Maharaj Ji,\n-Richard Amador background sketch, 1945, with envelope,\n-Letter from Don Amador, 1978,\n-Part of a letter from \"Ma\",\n-News Release Mayor Bradley's statement on the Budget, 1976,\n-Letter from Philip Schiff, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Letter from Donald M. Bower, 1944, letter of recommendation for Richard J. Amador,\n-Program from Southern California Women for Understanding, 2nd Annual lesbian Rights Award Dinner,\n-And It Is Divine, 1974, magazine,\n-Order form for \"Loving Women, Loving Men: Gay Liberation and the Church\",\n-Gay V.D. pamphlet by Gay Community,\n-Paper for Gay Youth Group,\n-Christmas card from Carlos and Randy,\nFEPC Folder,\n-FEPC, Sept, 1976,\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFrom Box 2:,\n-Don Amador Resume, two copies,\n-\"Teacher\" article,\n-Certificate of completion for Amador's Gay Studies course,\n-\"But if you want the City Council...Don Amador\" note,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" clipping,\n-California State University Los Angeles diploma holder,\n-Flier for speaker Dr. C.A. Tripp,\n-Three pages of handwritten notes on notebook paper,\n-Phone memo for Don Amador from Sgt. Art Lopez, Feb 20 1980,\n-4 pages of \"Don Amador\" stationary,\n-\"Newsday\" clipping, Jan 3 1978,\n-Copy of \"Our Money Goes to Queers\" article from Herald-Press, Feb 16 1978, with Transmittal slip to Don Amador, Mar 8 1978,\n-Clippings from El Mundo, The Seattle Times, The New York Times about Harvey Milk, Nov 1977,\n-\"4-Year Climb to Respectability\" article, Newsday, Jan 3 1978,\n-\"S.F.'s first gay supervisor see self a symbol\" article, The San Diego Union, Nov 18 1977,\n-Letter to Don and Tony from Russell Woodson,  with envelope,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey with a note to Don, Sept 15 1975,\n-Envelope to Don Amador, empty,\n-\"Rose\" notes on folded paper,\n-\"15,000,000 Hike\" note,\n-\"Along the Way to the Volcanoes...\" note,\n-Pack of hand written notes, 5 pages,\n-15 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper,\n-\"The Lack of Youth Job Potential in Uruapan\" proposal,\n-Envelope to Don Amador and Tony Karnes from Kingmasters, empty,\n-29 note cards with handwritten notes, May 18th- June 26th 1972,\nDon- Notes and Letters (1971- ),\n-\"Don Grace\" note,\n-Receipt from The Fairhill Apartment Hotel for Anthony Karnes, Jan 19 1973,\n-Card for The Panacea Resort, with a note from \"Butch Pixie\" on the back,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope,\n-Note with candle wax on it,\n-\"Notes to Myself\" by Tony, 3 pages,\n-Note to \"Butch Pixie\" with note from Don on the back, note date is May 2 1972,\n-Note to Honey from M,\n-\"Vacation\" notecard,\n-Note on back of receipt from Humble Oil and Refining Co.,\n-\"I Love You\" note card,\n-Note to Tony from Butch Pixie,\n-Note to Don and Tony from Bob,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Tony on note card,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Just Me on Zeildler and Zeilder card,\n-Note to \"My Lover Butch Pixie\" on notebook paper,\n-Note to Honey from Me on yellow paper,\nDon and Me Jan/1972,\n-Note to Butch Pixie from Me on note card,\nCorrespondence –Misc. People-,\n-empty,\nFieldnotes: Geog. Study,\n-Thank you note to Tony from Jerry,\n-Postcard to Ralph Stephenson from Tony Karnes,\n-Postcard to Tony from Alice,\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Alice,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Wakiki Beach),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Pink Plumeria),\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick (Hoonaunau),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Polynesian Cultural Center),\n-Postcard to Tony Karnes from Dick (Orchids),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Islands of Hawaii),\n-Postcard to \"Dear Boys\" from Dick,\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (Kilauea Iki),\n-Postcard to Roberto Cormack from Dick (Diamond Head),\n-Postcard to Don Amador from Dad (King Kamehameha),\n-\"Tentative Mecla Table\" envelope,\nBrown for President-Press Clipping 1980,\n-empty,\nGreen Notebook ,\n-notes on Brown for President,\n-notes on MECLA Dinner,\n-notes on Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro,\n-Costs Due note,\n-Pamphlet from Human Relations Commission 5th Annual Conference, April 13-16 1978,\n-\"Proposed Contents of a Brochure to be distributed within the Gay Community\" from Dick Caudillo with a note to David from Bob on the front,\n-Rough draft of a letter to Allan Carr from Mayor Bradley ,\n-note to Mayor Bradley from Allan Carr, July 7 1976, with envelope,\n-9 handwritten notecards,\n-2 blanket legal paper sheet,\n-\"Circus Disco's Youth Year\"(?)  notes, two notebook pages,\n-4 blank pages with \"Fox River Bond\" watermark,\n-Letter to Jerry Brown,\n-Letter to Robert Gibeaut from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Eustace Lycett from Tony Karnes, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Henry Hay and John from Tony Karnes, April 8 1977, with envelope,\n-Schedule for Fifth Annual Community/Human relations Conference,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Clarence R. Webb (Community Relations Coordinator), March 29 1978,\n-\"Bedlam's Anteroom: Home Video Players\" by John Culshaw, High Fidelity Magazine, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tony and Don from Harry and John, Jan 2 1977,\n-letter to Tony and Don from John D and Harry, Jan 2 1977, 4 pages,\n-List of names and places, handwritten,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" page,\nGoodstein, David The Advocate,\n-\"Goodstein\" notes on legal paper, 4 pages,\nGay Think,\n-\"Gay Think\" card with Rodger Harrison written on it,\n-Letter from Mark Hickey,\n-\"GayThink- West Coast Gay Conference\", Oct 25 1975, itinerary,\n-Phone memo for Library of Congress,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meetings Tentative Program, April 18-21 1973, 3 pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, ,\n-\"Cuestionario Perceptivo de la Juventud de Uruapan, Michocan\", copy of questionnaire Amador gave out during his Uruapan project,\n-Draft of a proposal for Uruapan project with handwritten edits, three pages,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan, and Problems They Encounter\", 1st draft, 3 pages, note from Tony on the last page,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\", draft, 4 pages, two first pages,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 17 1972, 2nd copy,\n-Draft of \"Introduction\" page, hand written notes,\n-\"Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan\" by Don Amador, July 24 1972, proposal, #1,\n-\"The Educational/Economical Alienation of the Youth of Uruapan\" by don Amador, Aug 3 1972, short description, hand written notes, #2,\n- \"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #3,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #4, just title page,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Lack of Job Potential, and Adaption to a Slow-Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972, #5, final,\n-\"Respondents of Different Class Levels Conflict\" note,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, July 28 1972,\n-\" Environmental Perception of the Youth of Uruapan Questionaire\", in English, Aug 1 1972, ,\n-\"Sexual Behavior\" notes, 6 legal pages,\n-\"Contact\" note,\n-blank page,\n-\"Types of Dick/ Dock (?)\", 8 white legal pages,\n-List of names, ripped yellow legal page,\n-Student Instructional Report for Don Amador, Nov 1977,\n-Instructional Television College Credit Courses pamphlet, from  LA Community College District, 1979,\n-Notes on Gay Ghetto in LA, two quarter sheets of paper,\n\"Religion is the Problem not the Answer\" pamphlet, Gay Atheist League of America,\n-11 pages of handwritten notes on white legal paper, notes on LA lifestyle and diversity, community organization, Gay Community Center Programs, and architecture,\n-Slip from LA City College for Gay Studies, for Dennock,\n-\"Fiction\" note, in red ink,\n-List of names, white legal paper,\n-Invitation to Don and Tony's 10th anniversary,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting-1973-San Francisco,\n-empty,\nS.W.A.A. Meeting 1974,\n-Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference Program, April 11-13 1974,\nSWAA 1974 Function of Gay Jargon,\n-\"The Argot of the Homosexual Subculture\" by Ronald A. Farrell, with notes from Amador,\n-\"Tax\" note on yellow legal paper,\nOscar Wilde-with notes on envelope,\n-Note on Oscar Wilde plaque, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\n-\"A Wonderful Harvest Moon' note, on back of LA City College Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nKing James I,\n-Note on King James I,\nKingMasters,\n-empty,\nDick-Personal Debts and Rent (72-73),\n-\"Dick-Personal Loans Owed\" note, 1972, signed by Tony,\nMichael Angelo Buonarroti,\n-\"Crucifixion\" note ,\n-Slide 31 note,\n-Slide 35 A note,\n-Slide 32 note,\n-Slide 35 note,\n-Slide 32 A note,\n-Michelangelo's Father note,\nLeonardo da Vinci,\n-notecard on da Vinci,\nVirginia Woolf,\n-notecard on Virginia Woolf,\nWalt Whitman,\n-notecard on Walt Whitman,\nStephen Foster,\n-notecard on Stephen Foster,\nArrow Collar Man,\n-empty,\nResearch Phone Use (Callers),\n-Phone interview sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Nov to 24 Nov, filled in, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, blank, yellow sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 20 Oct to 3 Nov 1972, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 6 Nov to 10 Nov 1972, white sheet, with notes attached,\n-Interview Schedule, 13 Nov to 17 Nov, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 27 Nov 1 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 4 Dec to 8 Dec, white sheet,\n-Interview Schedule, 3 blank pages,\n-Interview Schedule with note on homosexual research on the back,\n-3 pages of hand written notes, yellow paper,\n-2 pages of hand written notes, notebook paper,\n-\"Gay L.A.\" cover sheet,\n-City Campus Winter 1978, Quarterly Magazine of LA City College Community Services,\nMurray H Hall,\n-Cover lists Mary Edwards Walker and Queen Christina,\n-Empty,\nPink Patches Concentration Camps,\n-empty,\nI Am The Way: Jesus Christ at Doorway,\n-empty,\nGeneral Notes Miscl,\n-\"Platonic Love\" review of \"Greek Homosexuality\" from the New York Times Book Review, April 8th 1979, clipping,\nDavid and Jonathan,\n-Quote from II Sam. i, 26 on back of Evening Instructor check-out sheet,\nSomerset Maugham,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nEdward Carpenter,\n-picture of Edward Carpenter,\nIndians,\n-Slide 34 note,\nPaul Cadmus,\n-Slide 18 note,\nRamon Novarro,\n-Slide 24 note,\n-Picture if Ramon Novarro,\nSaint Sebastian,\n-Slide 4 note,\n-Slide 5 A note,\n-Slide 5 note,\nSappho,\n-notes on folder,\n-Ad for Pompeii exhibit at American Museum of Natural History,\nGovernor Jerry Brown,\n-note on folder,\n-empty,\nHarvey Milk,\n-Slide 3 note,\nAlexander Hamilton,\n-Slide 20 note,\nQuentin Crisp,\n-Slide 12 note,\nChristopher Isherwood,\n-Slide 19 note,\nKing Richard  II,\n-Picture of Richard II,\nLady Pirates,\n-notes on folder,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes, on Oscar Wilde and da Vinci,\n-\"Ladies of the Skull and Crossbones\" by Carrol B Fleming, magazine article,\nDavid Belasco,\n-Slide 14 note,\n-David Belasco Theatre note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout Sheet,\nDag Hammarkjoeld,\n-Slide 33 note,\nElsa Maxwell,\n-picture of Elsa Maxwell,\nTennessee Williams,\n-notes on folder,\n-slide 27 note,\nHarry Belafonte,\n-Slide 15 note,\nJames Dean,\n-Slide 6 note,\nHenry Hay,\n-empty,\nJulian Eltinge,\n-notes on folder,\n-\"A Star Turn\" by Velone Pilcher, in Theatre Arts Monthly, two copies of first two pages,\n-Eltinge, Julian clipping,\n-Slide 13 note,\n-\"Onward and Upward with the Arts: An Angel, A Flower, A Bird\"  article, The New Yorker, 9 clippings,\n-Julain Eltinge clipping,\n-Three pages of hand written notes, names and numbers,\n-Master Charge receipt for Don Amador, June 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 12 1973,\n-Postal Instant Press receipt, April 16 1973,\nChristmas 1972 and Antique Gift info,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Nicky Carole and Pet,\n-Postcard to Tony from Dick,\n-\"Credit to Rent\" note, Dec 25 1972,\n-Picture Frame  note,\n-Cross note,\n-Gift tag to Tony from Bob,\n-Psychology Today, Oct 1977,\nLetters and Misc Regarding Research ,\n-two envelopes from Carver Jr. High, empty,\n-Letter To Whom It May Concern from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975, 5 copies,\n-letter to Dr. Paul Gebhard (Indiana Sex Research Institute) from Don Amador, April 12 1975, ,\n-envelope from Indiana University to Don Amador, empty,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Dr. Paul Gebhard, May 13 1975, 10 copies,\n-Envelope from USAFA Academy to Capt. Larry J. Painter, empty,\n-Letter Don Amador from Capt. Larry J. Painter, April 29 1974, with envelope,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Steve Linberg, June 12 1975,\n-Envelope from to Don Amador,\n-Letter from Dianne K. to Don Amador, May 8 1975, 4 copies,\nPhotos Don-8x10 Glossy,\n-empty,\nLavender World's Fair,\n-notes on folder,\n-empty,\nPhillipe Petit,\n-Slide 24 note,\nDancers,\n-notes on folder,\n-Slide 16 notes,\n-Slide 17 note,\n-Picture of Vaslov Nijinsky,\n-Valslav Nijinsky note, on back of Evening Instructor Checkout sheet,\n-Note to Dick from Bill, May 31 1979, on yellow legal paper,\n-\"Glendale and Fletcher Blvd's-Silver Lake\" note, blue note,\nLetters to Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip…And Support,\n-Letter to Larry from Don Amador, Sept 17 1972,\n-Letter to Darlyne from Don Amador, Sept 21 1972,\n\"You Are Disciples Now\", Satang of Shri Guru Mahara Ji, Oct 31 1971,\n-\"Salutations at the Lotus Feet of Satgurudev\", letter from Sant Ji Maharaj, Jan 8 1974,\n-Letter from Guru Maharaj Ji (Divine United Organization),\n-Paper about Gays and the Police in Hollywood, 9 pages/ clippings,\n-\"To Include With Law Enforcement\", 8 pages,\n-\"Apr 28th 1974\" note, in red ink,\n-Letter to Morris Kight from David W. Oestricher, Jan 9, 1974,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner and Betty Taylor (Gay Community Service Center), Jan 28 1974,\n-\"The Gay Center for Social Services: Nature and Purpose\" paper,\n-\"Community Spirit: The Offical Organ of the Gay Center for Social Service\" newsletter,\n-Letter to Members of the Peace and Freedom Party from Morris Kight, Feb 5 1974,\nSocial Organizations Amador,\n-\"Troy Perry\" note in red ink,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Partial Resource List on Gay Lib\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Comprehensive Employment Services\" paper,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: The Prisoner, Parole and Probation Program\" paper,\n-Letter to All GCSC Workers from Jim Kanelos and Don Kilhefner, Nov 9 1974, expanded hours for Men's Clinic,\n-Bulletin for The Advocate, about City Councilman Election,\n-\"The Gay Community Services Center: Personnel Policies and Procedures\" packet ,\n-\"Centers Aids Gay Parolees\" article by Claudia Luther, LA Times,\n-8 pages of hand written notes, red and black ink, about a function he went to and KingsMasters,\n-KingMasters Newsletter, Jan 28 1975, two pages, 2nd page has news articles on the back,\nCourse Outline,\n-Homosexual Subculture Syllabus by Don Amador, 3 copies,\n-Homosexual Subculture Required Books by Don Amador, 4 copies,\n2nd Anniversary-1975 Dom and Me @ Monterrey (Easter Too!),\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, with envelope, yellow,\n-Anniversary card to Don from Tony, 1973,\n-San Carlos-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Carmel River-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-High Alter-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Interior of Blessed Sacrament Chapel-Carmel Mission postcard, blank,\n-Envelope to Don, 2nd anniversary,\nLetters From Students Regarding Mexican Field Trip Grades,\n-Letter to Dr. Richard Stone from Don Amador, Oct 4 1972, list of materials included with letter,\n-Class credits for Don Amador, Summer 1972, CSU LA,\n-Letter from Tony Karnes, Sept 14 1972, Mexican Field Trip, 2 copies,\n-Letter from Thomas Fusek, Oct 4 1972,\n-Letter from Lawrence C. Cruz, Sept 15 1972,\n-Letter from Viola deKrieger, Sept 21 1972, with envelope,\n-Letter from John Scurto, Sept 20 1972,\n-Letter from Darlyne Jennings, Sept 18 1972, 2 copies with envelope,\n-Letter from Robert J. Perkins, with envelope,\n-Letter from Maria Linda Apodaca, Sept 21 1972,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Roberto David Navarro, Sept 18 1972, with envelope,\n-\"Hope this is what you wanted\" note,\n-Letter from CSULA, Sept 19 1972, Deans list,\nLetters Regarding Appeal to Chairman: Mexican Field Trip,\n-Letter to Dr. Arthur Niehoff (CSULA Anthro Chair) from Don Amador, Sept 15 1972,\n-Note to Don Amador from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Aug 26 1972,\nChristmas 1971-,\n-Christmas card from Grandma B,\n-Envelope to Tony from Bob,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Aunt Bea,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Don, 2,\n-Robinson's tag, to Tony from Dick,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Dick, 2,\n-Christmas Card to Tony from Dick,\n-Christmas card to Tony from Mother and Daddy,\n-Gift tag, to Tony from Bob,\n25th Birthday (1971),\n-empty,\n1972 (26th Birthday),\n-\"Birthday Treasures\" to Tony from Mother,\n-Card to Tony from Dick,\nResearch Information Thesis,\n-\"The Insider\", 5 pages,\n-18 pages of hand written notes on legal paper, about studying homosexuality as an insider, Hollywood/LA, abnormality/ deviant behavior, ,\n-LA Times, Oct 14 1971, \"Hypocrisy Helped Kill the Consenting Adults Bill\",\n\"Personality Varables That Might Affect Role\" sheet, Oct 11 1972,\n-3 pages of handwritten notes on legal paper, on sex research,\n-Ripped yellow page, phone numbers,\n-\"Blacks in Strong Response to the Subject of Vasectomy\" clipping,\n-\"Institutional Male Transvestism and Sex Distinctions\" from Brief Communications,\n-2 pages of notebook paper, notes on being gay in other cultures and berdache,\n-\"The Bisexual Debate\" by Martin Duberman from These Are New Times,\n-2 pages of note book paper, notes for a questionnaire and Gay Hollywood,\n-1 ripped yellow page, on gay bars,\n-\"SRO at Classes in Human Sexuality\" by Robert Strand, LA Times May 3rd 1972, clipping,\n-\"Dear Abby: Property Values\" clipping,\n-\"Homosexual Crackdown By Police\" clipping,\n-\"Cleric\" clipping,\n-\"A Psychiartrist Says IT's Nonsense to Call Homosexuals Sick\" by Judd Marmor clipping,\n-\"The Role and Effect of Personal(?) Conflict\" page,\n-\"Homosexual Ordained by Church of Christ\" by John Dart clipping,\n-\"The Gay Subculture: The Gay Bars\", 8 pages,\n-4 pages of notes on legal paper, survey notes,\n-\"Assumption/Hypothesis\" page, yellow paper,\n-\"Personality in Culture\" notes, two white notebook pages,\n-3 yellow legal papers, notes on sexuality and society,\n-\"Purpose\" note, yellow sheet,\n-2 pages from \"Ramparts\", from \"Breakfast of Champions,\n-5 pages of handwritten notes, green ink, about gay culture,\n-\"References\", annotated bibliography,\n-\"Problems\" sheet, notebook paper,\n-Letter from Don, Oct 4 1972, relating to  \"Deviant Behavior and Social Process\", 3 pages,\n-\"Overt Homosexual Gay Needs\" and other notes, Oct 4-11 1972, 7 pages,\n-Note from Ruth Galvin,\n-\"Don Amador- Sat.\" paper,\n-\"3 minutes\" paper,\n-\"An Insider's Overview of the Los Angeles Male Gay Community\" by Don Amador, working copy,\n-Pages and notes from \"Gays and Economic Solidarity\", (?), 5 pages,\n-\"Sex and Culture\", 8 pages,\n-\"The Anthropologist: Outsider or An Insider\" by A.H. Niehoff,\n-30 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about Gay needs and Gay culture, interviews,\nMexican Study Revisited,\n-\"Introduction\", 3 pages, Mexican Church study,\n-\"Uruapan Youth: An Examination of Their Problems Relating to the Job Potential, and Adaptation to a Slow Growing City\" by Don Amador, Aug 8 1972,\n-Two sheets of yellow paper, blank,\n-Note to R. Stone from Dr. Thomas McCorkle, Oct 2 1972, Amador final grade,\n-\"Attitudes Toward the Roman Catholic Church and It's Symbolic Function in Uruapan\" by Don Amador, 7 pages, two cover sheets,\n-4 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, about gay celebrities,\n-\"Super Twinkies: Twinkie Power Structure\" diagram,\n-Page 77/78 clipping,\n-Page 17 clipping,\n-Page 10 sheet, probably from Economic Solidarity-,\n-2 pages of note on yellow legal paper, about societal pressures and fetishes ,\n-\"One, Incorporated\" summary,\n-Half sheet on research with the Kinsey institute,\n-\"The Gay Bar\",\n-\"Lovers\", 12 pages,\n-Page 3 Griffith Park sheet,\n-\"How many gay bars?\"sheet,\n-\"The Economic Solidarity of the Gay Community\" by Don Amador, 1974,\n-\"Introduction\" ripped legal sheet,\n-Page 3 \"institution for Gays…\" sheet,\n-\"B.E. Mercer\" sheet,\n-2 pages of notes on yellow legal paper, notes about gay community,\n-3 pages of notes on yellow and white paper, about gay community and gay newspapers,\n-\"Water Sports and Other Jargon: Functions of Gay Terminology\" by Don Amador,\nGay Pride,\n-\"Gays Fight Discrimination, Uncertain Laws\", LA Times Mar 25 1974,\nGay Research Expenses,\n-Bill for Don Amador from Pacific Telephone, Dec 20 1972,\nUnmarked Manila Envelope,\n-Note to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark L. Taylor,\n-Two copies of the Franck Test,\nDr. E. Hooker,\n-1 page of notes, yellow sheet,\nFranck Tests Completed,\n-36 pages of legal paper with notes about completed Franck Tests,\nFranck Test,\n-Letter to Dr. Gary Granzberg from Don Amador, Dec 7 1972,\nFrom Box 3:,\nCost-Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, March 22 1977,\n-Receipt from LA Community College for Kenneth Bartness for Gay Studies ,\n- Receipt from LA Community College for Pedro Santiago for Gay Studies,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press,\n-Receipt from Charlie Chan Printing for Don Amador,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, June 15 1977,\n- Receipt from Postal Instant Press, Feb15 1977,\n-Receipt from Data Boy, Nov 30 1976,\n-Receipt from Postal Instant Press, four separate receipts from 1977,\nEstrus,\n-handwritten note on Estrus,\nFederal (Title I) Grant Info,\n-\"National Science Foundation\" note,\n-\"Los Angeles: Artistry in the Grants Game\", LA Times, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-Council Sets Rules for Federal Hiring Program, 1 copy, 1 clipping,\n-National Endowment for the Humanities Program Announcement, 1975-1976,\n-HEW Fact Sheet, 1976,\n-Card from National Endowment for the Humanities,\n-Letter from National Endowment for the Humanities about Fellowships,\nManuscript,\n-5 pages of yellow manuscript, edited with notes,\n-\"Added Notes\" Legal pad,\n-7 pages of loose legal paper, notes on Gay Icons and Gay Culture,\n-1 legal pad of notes on German and Early Gay History,\n-Flier for \"It's Vaudeville!\" by The Society for the Preservation of Variety Arts Presents,\n-\"European and American Gay History\" legal pad,\nBiological Life Cycle,\n-\"Perspective of Social-Sex Development Sample\", 10 copies,\nMale and Female Difference,\n- \"Tools\" note,\nSex Research Statistics,\n-\"The Grant Study\" notes, 2 pages,\nSex Research Studies,\n-\"Figures of Overt Homosexuality in United States and Western Europe\", 32 pages,\nSocial Structure,\n-notes on primate social structure, 4 pages,\nTaylor, Clark,\n-Letter to Members of the Executive Committee American Anthropological Association from Clark Taylor,\n-\"Don Amador-The person who is only as strong as those behind him\" legal sheet,\n-Legal pad with two pages attached,\nScreening,\n-\"Screening-Rejected\", legal page,\n-City of LA legal pad, handwritten notes inside,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, yellow legal paper,\n-\"Gay Studies I\" note, white legal paper, two pages,\n-Page from Gay Studies I test,\n-\"In the Primate World\" note,\n-\"Bond Develops\" note,\n-\"Female Orgasm\" note,\nGay Studies Survey,\n-Certificate of Completion of Gay Studies at LA City College, hand written,\n-20 pages of hand written notes on yellow legal pages,\n-Map of Council District 13, City of LA, 1975, large,\n-Map of City Council District No. 13, small,\n-From City-Clerk's Office: People Running For the City Council District 13 note,\n-40 question survey about gays,\n-Release from Don Amador-Professional Gay Counseling Services, \"Gay Survey Complete\",\n-\"Titles\" note,\n-\"Dick Hall\" note,\n-Memo to all students from Don Amador, 2 copies,\n-Copies of handwritten notes, illegible ,\n-\"Gay Studies Survey\" envelope,\nGeologic Time,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\", 18,\n-Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Relative and Atomic Geologic Time\" 10 copies,\n-\"Student Anthropologist\" legal pad,\nAnthropology,\n-\"Sex Research: Taken from Sexual Behavior in the Human Female by Alfred C. Kinsey, pages 487-89\",\n- Gay Studies Syllabus by Don Amador, includes brief history of sex research,\n-\"Growing Up Gay: The Last Tribe\" by Don Amador, 9 pages,\nFrom Box 4:,\n-Male pin up poster,\n-Business Cards, 57,\n-sticky notes, 2,\n-\"Jail: Suspect Freed\"  clipping,\n-\"405 W. Washington\" note,\n-Note from Don,\n-Note to Hon from Don,\n-Update, Issue 46, Dec 12 1980,\n-Note to Honey from Don,\n-\"Meet Don Amador\" Flier,\n-\"This is Amador Country\" Flier,\n-\"The 76'ers and The Kingsmasters Join Run\" flier,\n-July 4 '76 Christopher Street West Gay Pride Celebration issue of Christopher Street West ,\n-Bag of photos,  pictures of Don in DC, negative strips, Christmas, Don speaking at something,\n-Bag of photos 2, Christmas pictures, negatives, hiking trip, unknown people, a house, dogs,\n-Graduation Photo for Ricardo Amador from Tri Color Camera Shop,\n-10 negative strips,\n-\"Don's Prints and Proofs\" envelope, empty,\n-\"Has Jayanti '77\"folder, with pictures and papers inside,\n-DHL envelope with pictures, Memorial Day Service w/ Don, portraits of Don, negatives of Rick's grad photo, pic of woman management associates, pic of Bruce Canyon Division US Naval Cadet Corps 28 May 1979, Christmas Cards, pic w/ Harvey Milk, campaign pictures,\n-DHL envelope 2 w/ pictures, pics of Don, negatives, pics w/ friends, someone's graduation, Don teaching, proofs, Disco Circus press release,\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eInitial processing notes with item by item descriptions.\nFolders: Memos, Police Communication, Dade County, Pride 1976, Gay Community,\nFrom Box 1:,\nInter-institutional Communications,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman (Supervisor of 3rd district), about job discrimination,\n-Note from Bill Carey to Peter Frisch and press release from Peggy Stevenson, 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Barabara Rasmussen, 1976,\n-Note from David Glasscock to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Note from Grace Davis to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Letter from Edmund Edelman to Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Page from \"last year's program\", features Christopher Street West Committee and Peggy Stevens,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevens to Arnett Hartsfield, 1976,\n-Letter from Peggy Steven to \"Friends\", 1975,\n-\"Weekly Report\" from Jeff Levin and Richard Huber, 1976, hard to read,\n-Letter from Milton J. Sharp to Edmund G. Brown (California Govenor), 1976,\n-\"The Community Reporter\" April 1976,\n-F.E.P.C Resolution, 1976,\n-Letter from Zev Yaroslavsky to Samuel Williams, 1976,\n-Letter from Thomas Coleman to Edmund Brown, 1975,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to Grace Davis, 1976,\n-Letter from R. E. Murdock to David Glasscock, 1971,\n-Packet including 2 letter grams from Dave G, A letter from Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter, 2 lettergrams from Dave G, Assembly Bill No. 3823, and an ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\", 1976,\n-Packet for LA Mayor Thomas Bradley, 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey to John Brooks, 1976,\nUnmarked Folder,\n-letter to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Parade Permit Application submitted to LA Police dept., 1976,\n-Hand drawn map of parade route,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioners from Sharon D. Cornelison,\n-Letter to Samual Williams, President of Police Commission from Sharon Roberts, 1976,\n-Declaration of Michael T. Manning,\n-Statement of Albert Gordon representing \"Parents and Friends of Gays\",\n-Letter from Reverend Troy D. Perry,\n-Letter to Mike from Kenneth Schnorr,\n-Letter to LA Police Commission from Rev. J.E. Paul Breton,\n-Report on Police Incident of July 4th, 1976 by Gordon Fisher,\n-Statement of Angeline Umbertino,\n-Letter to Board of Police Commissioner from Reverend Richard C. Vincent,\n-Statement of Rev. James E. Sandmire,\n-Statement of Patricia G. Underwood,\n-Letter from J. Haire Lieutenant Vice Officer-In Charge to Bill Carey, Mayor's Office Liaison to Gay Community,\n-Letter from Frank Ker to Bill Carey with Ker's resume attached,\n-Letter to Richard Amador from J.A. Cassidy (Dept. of the Navy),\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Jim Chandler, 1976,\n-Morris Kight Statement,\n-Thomas P. Steyer Statement ,\n-Letter to Police Commission Board from Dr. Scott Forbes,\n-Handwritten Statement by Bill Mann,\n-Statement of Arnold Erwin Remisk,\n-Statement from David Glascock,  member of the Board of Directors of Christopher Street West,\n-Letter from Ronald Joel Jacobson to Mayor Tom Bradley,\n-Statement from Paul Tamayo,\n-Statement of Ronald Lehman,\n-Statement of Jay L. Friend,\n-Handwritten statement of Carlton James,\n-Statement of Frank K. Zerilli,\n-City Attorney News Release, 1973,\n-Mayor's address to the Police Foundation, 1975, to Bill,\nResumes Folder,\n-Blank note from Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from  Terry Hatter, 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Peggy Stevenson, 1977, with copy of a letter from Nielsen,\n-Envelope addressed to Bill Carey from the Advocate, empty,\n-Card from Gene's TV and Video,\n-Memo to Bill about Donald Nielsen seeking a job,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donald Nielsen,\n-\"Good News\", magazine from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Daniel Ramos from Phil Depoian, 1976,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Daniel Ramos1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Phil Depoian,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Sharon Cornelison, 1976,\n-Press Release for Christopher Street West Association, 1976, Gay Pride Week News,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Hand written itinerary written in green,\n-Flight schedule, Hollywood to San Francisco and back, 1976,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, 1976,\n-Mayor's Document Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, 1976,\n-Memorandum from Billy Carey, 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Juanita, 1976,\n-Proposal Recommendation for a Gay Community Service Center, 1976, 14 pages,\n-Letter from Patricia White to Paula Smith, 1976, 6 pages, about Gay Community Service Center,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form, April 12, 1976,\n-Thank you note to Mayor Bradley from Gil (?) Buchard, April 6th 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Sept. 17th 1976,\n-Memo from Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning, to Bill from Cindy, 1977,\n-Note to Bill from Vern Pruss,\n-Card from Won Kon Restaurant, note written on back,\n-Note to Rose Matsui Ochi/John Brooks from Bill Carey, June 8th, 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors (Coors Company),\n-Draft of Gay Pride Week Proclamation by Bill Carey,\n-Assembly Bill No. 1302 of the California Legislature, March 31, 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6th 1977,\n-List for \"Mayor's Breakfast Meeting with Representatives of the Gay Community Dec. 30, 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, May 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Documental Transmittal Form from Bill Carey, July 19 1976, includes analysis of letter received in response to Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Transcript of KNX FM Editorial \"Homosexual School Teachers\", given to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Project Heavy,\n-Proclamation from North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, June 23, 1977,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Feb 4 1977, Liaison meeting reminder,\n-Note to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of Dignity from John B. Tackaberry,\n-Note from Grace Davis, July 27, 1977, given to Bill,\n-Letter to Ray Remy from Mark T. Curtis, June 23rd 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Don Moreland, May 28th 1977, with envelope,\n-\"Past and Present Activities\" page, (part of longer resume?),\n-Page of ads for California State Senators,\n-Two envelopes from Richard Photo Lab, empty,\n-Negative photo strips, pictures unidentifiable,\n-Envelope addressed \"To the Uncles\", empty,\n-Ad for Belair cigarettes/ Cover of people magazine with Crosby, Stills, and Nash on the cover,\n-Order form for Christmas greeting cards,\n-Prestige Color Prints envelope, empty,\n-Prints and negative envelope, empty,\n-Five personal color laboratory envelopes, empty,\n-California State University Los Angeles Homosexual Subculture Task Force Technical Advisory Committee, 20 pages,\n-14 copies of cover of People Magazine, Dec 12th 1977, featuring Crosby, Stills, and Nash\nFrom Box 2:,\nLiason Luncheon Materials,\n-Memorandum to Mayor Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, Rally Against Anita Bryant,\n-Memorandum, to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, Gay Community,\n-List of People and Offices legal paper,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gary Bamberg (Field Deputy), April 18th 1977,\n-List of People, Office, and Telephone numbers legal paper,\n-\"Lot of Activity in March/April\" paper,\n-Two blank legal pages,\n-The Universal Fellowship Today pamphlet,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Feb 14 1977, Liaison Meeting,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Month Newsletter, March,\n-Card for Clayton Wells (Secy. Stonewall Demo. Club),\n-Stonewall Democratic Club/ LA, Endorsements Primary Municipal Elections,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Jan 7th 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross,\n-Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Planning note to Cindy from Bill, Jan 25 1979,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Jan 6 1977, Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum to Council Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 10 1977, Monthly Luncheons,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Dec 1 1976, Reminder-Liaison Luncheon,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey, Nov 1 1976, Next Liaison Luncheon,\n-Note to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Bill Carey, Oct 19 1976,\n-Memorandum from Bill Carey,  Oct. 13 1976, Reminder of Oct. 20, 1976,\n-Liaison Luncheon legal notes, 3 pages,\n-Copy of \"Council outlines priorities for Hollywood Civic groups\" article, Los Feliz Hills News, Sept. 30, 4 copies,\n-Note to Bill, Re: Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations,\n-Blank page, watermark \"Fox River Bond\",\n-Ticket for Blend, Inc. Banquet Honoring Police Commissioner Salvador Montenegro, Feb 29, 1980,\n-Letter to County Committee Members from Fred Cohen and others,\n,\nFrom Box 3:,\nLiaison List (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-List of \"most sensitive contact people in each of the councilmanic offices\",\n-Memorandum to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9th 1976,\n-Memorandum to Don from Cindy/Bill Carey's Office,\n-Note to Don on pink paper,\nCarey 'Gay Pride',\n-Envelope to Mayor Tom Bradley,\nIII. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Inter-Departmental Correspondence to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Dec 20 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner (Gay Community Services Center), Dec 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Arthur A. Abelson from Don Kilhefner, Dec 6 1976,\n-Letter to C.F. Brydon from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Letter to Sheldon Andelson from Philip DePoian, Nov 24 1976, with memo to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon Andelson, Nov 18 1976,\n-Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 23 1976, Update on Liaison to the Gay Community, with update,\n-Letter from Howard Erikson, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Don Kilhefner from Tom Bradley, Nov 19 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976, approval letter,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Nov 8 1876,\n-Transmittal slip to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Oct 26 1976, 2nd copy,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner, Nov 17 1976, with envelope,\n-Memo to Bill Carey about Tom Sullivan,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dave Smith (LA Times), Nov 11 1976, with a note about response,\n-Letter to Dave Smith from Bill Carey, Nov 19 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Rose Matsui Ochi from Michael F. Thompson, Nov 15 1976,\n-Note to Don Kilherfner, Morris Kight from Bill Carey, Nov 12 1976,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter to Barbara Rasmussen from Ron Peterson, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Ron Peterson from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter to Members of Gay Juvenile Task Force from Don Kilhefner, Nov 4 1976,\n-Letter from Bud Weisbart (Project Heavy), Oct 29 1976,\n-Letter to Raymond Teague from Bill Carey, Sept 14 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Mary M. Reinchardt from Ezunial Burts, July 1 1976,\n-Office Memorandum to Bill Carey from Barbara Rasmussen, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter to Steve Kubelka from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Letter from Councilman Joel Wachs, July 1976,\n-Note to Pat from Bill ,\n-Letter to Tom Steyer from Joel Wachs, July 7 1976,\n-Memo from Tom Steyer, July 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jim Chandler, July 5 1976, with envelope,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to Kathy Wilson Moore from Bill Carey, June 25 1976,\n-Letter to William R. Zappas from Joel Wachs, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from William R. Zappas, June 18 1976,\n-Letter to Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon from Reverend Elder James E. Sandmire, June 23 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Cindy, June 24 1976, Omega Meeting,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill, June 3 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Martin Maharis, May 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert H. Lynn,\n-LAPD Budget, Investigations Bureau,\n-Note to Bill from Barbara Rasmussen, April 13 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, April 12 1976, Thank you letter,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Al Bouchard, April 6 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to EZ Burts and Bill Winston from Bill Carey, May 7 1976,\n-Note to Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Arnett Hartsfield from Al Bouchard, April 29 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, ,\nI. Gay Community-General Corres. 1976,\n-Draft: Gay Pride Week Proclamation,\n-Note to Bill from Ken MacLeod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Letter to John S. Gibson from Maj. Kenneth Mac Leod, Aug 31 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Leighton (NewsWest), Aug 31 1976, with envelope,\n-Note about Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Editor of NewsWest from Joel Wachs, Aug 30 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Cindy, Aug 24 1976,\n-Memo to Bill from Charlotte Spitzer, Aug 16 1976,\n-Note to Bill from Pat, Aug 16 1976,\n-\"Swim, Wine, and Cheese\" handwritten note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club, Position Paper: Gay Community Services Center, August 23 1976,\n-Note from Pat to Bill,\n-Gay Community Services Center Press Release, Aug 25 1976,\n-Council of the City of LA, Minority Report: The Board of Grants Administration, signed by John S. Gibson and Dr. C. Erwin Piper,\n-\"Council Oks Federal Jobs Funding for Gay Center\" by Erwin Baker, LA Times, Aug 25 1976, copy,\n-\"Valueless Training\", Herald Examiner, Aug 26 1976,\n-Editorial, KFSG/FM, Aug 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Kilhefner,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Howard Erickson (The Gay Luther), Aug 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Morris Kight, Aug 2 1976,\n-Gay Community Services Center, Mark Freedman obituary,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Building Fund,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, July 30 1976,\n-Community Development Program Proposal: Gay Community Center,\n-Gay Community Services Center Organizational Chart,\n-Note to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey,\n-Rough Draft, Proposed Policy Statement: Police-Gay Community Relations, 5 copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 29 1976, Gay Pride Mail,\n-Form Letter for Those Opposed (to Gay Pride),\n-Form Letter for Supporters (of Gay Pride),\n-Note to Jean O'leary from Bill Carey, July 27 1976 with brief resume from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Council Deputies from Bill Carey, July 22 1976, Special Police Commission Hearing,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, July 19 1976,\n-Piece of a letter,\n-Letter to Rabbi Erwin Herman from Jarrow Rogovin, July 9 1976, ,\n-Letter to Sam Williams (President of LA Police Commission) from Sharon Cornelison, David Glascock, and Rev. Elder James Sandmire, July 8 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Metropolitan Community Church,\n-Letter to CSWA Board Members from Jarrow Rogovin, July 7 1976,\n-Letter to George Nias from Edmund D. Edelman, June 29 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis, June 23 1976,\n-Note to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, June 29 1976,\n- Document Transmittal Form to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 22 1976,\n-Letter to Sheriff Richard D Hongisto from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Mayor George Muscone from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Joe Freitas from Tom Bradley,\n-Letter to Police Chief Gains from Tom Bradley ,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Jim Foster, with envelope,\n-Letter to Bill from Daniel, June 9 1976,\n-Note to Bill from John,\n-Envelope to Tom Bradley and Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-Letter from Bill Carey, May 27 1976, May 18th Meeting,\n-Note to Bill from David Glascock,\n-Interview between Chuck Ashman and Undersheriff Block, March 23 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey from Don Amador,\n-Curriculum Vita of Donald Amador,\n-Letter of Recommendation from Mrs. J. Luck, May 15 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Paul H. Gebhard, May 13 1975,\n-Letter to Don Amador from Diane Kagan, May 9 1975,\n-Part of Application for Don Amador,\n-Syllabus for Homosexual Subculture taught by Amador, Spring 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Don Amador, July 16 1976,\n\"Donald H. Amador: a biography\",\n-Picture of Don Amador,\n-Letter to David Goodstein, handwritten,\n-\"S.F. Gays Tangle With Law and Lose, 25 to 7\" article, copy,\nCarey Gay,\n-Proposed Changes in Revised Criminal Law,\n-\"Appellate Courts Hit for Publishing Too Few Opinions\" by Mark Range,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 16 1976,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from Michael T. Manning, Clark Pollack, and Albert Gordon, Dec 7 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Edward Davis from Clark Polack, Dec 8 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from John Simon, July 16 1976,\n-Letter to John Simin from Majorie Harned, Aug 30 1976,\n-Parade Permit Application for Christopher Street West Association for July 7 1976,\n-\"Intandem\" Gay Community Chapter Newsletter, April 1977,\n-\"Miami homosexuals See a Victory Despite Defeat of Antibias Law\" by Jon Nordheimer, New York Time, Dec 28 1977,\n- Transmittal Slip to Bill Carey from Fran Savitch, Feb 25 1977,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from W. Dorr Legg (One Inc. President), Feb 21, 1977,\n-Progam for One Incorporated 25th Annual Meeting, Jan 29 and 30 1977,\n-Rides of Spring form,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill Carey, Dec 27 1978,\n-The Gay Catholic Monthly  Newsletter, May 3 1977,\n-\"The Gay Salons of 1876\" by Jim Kepner, NewsWest, May 28-June 11 1976,\n-Flier for  Beth Chayim Chadashim Chanukah Dance, with envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Flier for Stonewall Democratic Club Business Meeting, May 1 1976,\n-Order form for \"The Gay Lutheran\",\n-Note to Bill from Linda Wenndo, June 1 1976,\n-\"The World of the Homosexual\" and \"Is the Gay Life Really Gay?\" in Awake, June 8 1876,\n-Gay Person's Alliance Newsletter, April 1976,\n-\"Questions on Homosexuality\" by New York Gay Activists Alliance,\n-\"Sexual Orientation and Civil Rights Commissions: What Are the Available Legal Remedies?\" by Don Gaudard,\n-\"A Gay Bibliography\", Summer 1975,\n-Human Achievement Foundation Newsletter, April 1976,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, April 1977,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Jan 5 1977,\n-\"Duties of Monitors for Christopher Street West Parade\" sheet,\n-\"What the Bible seems to say...but does it?\" by Joseph C. Weber, June 1975,\n-Dignity: Statement of Position and Purpose,\n-\"Homosexuality: What the Bible Does…and Does Not Say!\" pamphlet by Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2 copies,\n-\"Make Your Gay Vote Count!\" pamphlet by Stonewall Democratic Club,\n-Southern Californians for the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation Newsletter, May 16 1976,\n-\"Parents of Gays Speak Out\" pamphlet,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, June 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, May 1976,\n-Envelope to Bill Carey,\n-Folio KPFJ-FM 90.7 Newsletter, Sept 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Sept. 1976,\n- Beth Chayim Chadashim Newsletter, Oct. 1976,\n-Dignity: Dignity for Gay Catholics pamphlet,\n-\"Gays and the Law\" sheet by the Metropolitan Community Church,\n-\"The Christian Homosexual\" by Rev. Robert Sirico,\n-Universal Studios-Advanced Schedule, Nov 10 1969,\n-Public Appearance, two packets,\n-1 page of handwritten notes, white legal paper, names and phone numbers,\n-Entertainment Industry for Peace and Justice sheet, two copies,\n-\"'Out of the Closet' in Troy to gay identity in L.A.\" by Robert Basler, The Knickerbocker News,\nL.A.P.D. (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum of Law regarding Legality of Public Funds By Police Chief…To Generate Public Opposition ti City Council Action…\", Feb 9 1975,\n-Tom Bradley to the Police Foundation National Conference on Productivity in Policing\" April 15 1975,\n-LAPD Budget 1974-1975 year,\n-Confidential Memorandum to Tom Bradley from Dave Glascock, Feb 4 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Note to Cindy from Bill,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from George Marshall,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Bill Carey, May 27 1976,\n-\"30, 000 Children Sexually Exploited, LAPD Reports\", by Bill Hazlett 6 pages,\n-\"Policing Politics and Sex Crimes\", by Laurance Smith Jan 2 1976,\n-\"Gay S.F. Officers Urged to 'Come Out of Closet'\",\n-\"Chief Davis: Police Under Attack\", Glendal Ledger, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Joel Wachs from Al Bouchard, May 29 1976,\n-\"Suggested Statement  Re Police-Gay Confrontation\" sheet, 2 copies,\n-Statement of Burt Pines to Press,\n-Press Release: \"Leather Fraternity\", 2 copies,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Letter to Robert J. Stevenson from Edward M. Davis, Jan 16 1975,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman,\n-Police Department Expenditures and Appropriations, 1974-1975,\n-Police Commission Agenda, May 27 1976,\n-Suggested Letter in response to Constituents Writing About Police Department Hiring Practices, Draft,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Samuel Williams, Oct 16 1975,\n-Letter to Ezunial Burts from Rosalie Avery, April 19 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Peggy Stevenson, March 3 1976,\n-Letter to Chief Ed Davis from Gilbert Lindsay and Peggy Stevenson, Apr 15 1976,\n-Questions for District Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for City Attorney on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions for Commissioners on Joint Inquiry,\n-Questions Los Angeles Police Department,\n-Letter to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Deputy Chief R.L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974, attached to a copy of \"Homosexuals as Police Officers\",\n-Advocate Press Release, Feb 10 1975,\n-Transcript of an interview of Chief Ed Davis and Tom Hawkins for KhJ Channel 9,\n-Police Commission Special Meeting, Apr 17 1975, Commissioners: Robert Weil, James Fisk, Mariana Pfaelzer, Majorie Harned, Stella Roth,\nG.R.N.L. (Gay Rights National Lobby),\n-Politics in review: Textbook Case On Backlash by Martin Smith, Oct 28 1971, sent to Bill Carey,\n-Copy of a check written to G.R.N.L. from Bill Carey, Apr 24 1976, sent to Adam DeBough,\nProjects (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Memorandum to Grace Davis from David Glascock, March 18 1976,\n-Draft of \"Proclamation-'Gay Pride Week'\", 6 copies,\n-Reminder for Bill, Apr 17 1976,\n-List of invitees to Project Heavy-West Resource Board-Meeting, May 19 1976,\n-Message Memo to Reh from Jim Kepner,\n-Office Memorandum to Ethel Narvid from Bill Carey, May 20 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace on back of a memo page,\n-Note about FEPC-Memo to Mayor, on back of memo page,\n-Document Transmittal Form from Ethel Narvid, Apr 28, 1976,\n-Draft of Letter to Constituents about LAPD at Mark IV Baths,\n-Draft for CSW Program Ad,\nPersonal (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jimmy Palmer, with envelope,\nMedia (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"The Right of Sexual Privacy-for Everyone\" by Don Slater,\n-Memorandum To: Los Angeles Area Gay Organizations from Newt Deiter and Marty Butel, May 4 1976,\n-Letter to Hal Cranton from Ginny Vida, Nov 25 1975,\n-Letter to Ginny Vida from Ernest B. Goodman, Dec 19 1975,\n-Letter to Bill from Peter Frisch (The Advocate), Apr 20 1976,\n-\"High Court Rules Homosexuals Liable for Sex Acts in Private\", LA Daily Journal, March 20 1976,\n-\"The Chief Vs. the Bugaboos\" and \"Sex: A Commonsense Standard\", LA Times, Apr 30 1975,\n-\"Mayor Bradley's New Liaison-Bill Carey, a Man With a Tough Job Ahead of Him\" The Advocate, May 5 1976,\n-Gays Claim Discrimination, Ask FEPC AID, LA Daily Journal, May 10 1976,\n-\"Letters to The Times: Gays and 'Right of Sexual Privacy'\", LA Times,\n-\"Police Arrests at 'Slave Auction'\",\n-Peanuts cartoon referencing Chief Davis,\n-\"Police Arrest 40 at 'Male Slave Auction'\",\n-\"Sexual Standards Broadened for Police Candidates\" and \"Police Commission Oks Gay Officers Compromise\", LA Times, Oct 17 1975,\nMedia Luncheon File,\n-Media Luncheon Representatives for Regular Meetings to Discuss the Mayor's Office and City Hall as it Affects Gay Issues,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Feb 10 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 11, 1977,\n-Message Memo to Cindy,\n-Copy of handwritten list of Representatives,\n-Media Luncheon sheet, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Talk with Bill\", Feb 10 1977, hand written,\n-Note to Bill, Feb 9 1977, hand written,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Feb 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Jan 28 1977,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Jan 17 1977,\n- Media Luncheon 2nd Meeting Agenda, Oct 27 1976, 3 copies,\n-Memo to Media Representatives from Bill Carey, Dec 3 1976,\n-Questionnaire for Media Luncheon, Sept 29 1976,\n-Media Luncheon 1st Meeting Agenda with handwritten notes, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 3 1976,\n-Memo to Abe, Oct 27 1976,\n-\"Newsletter\" memo,\n-\"Oct 27 1976\" handwritten notes,\n-\"Re: For the Thurs. lunch w/ Rabbi Fuchling\" note,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Sept 27 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Carey and Media Representatives, Nov 4 1976, 3 copies,\nGay Juvenile Task Force,\n-Memo to Cindy and Bill,\n-\"Gay Juvenile Task Force\", Oct 24 1976, from The Gay Community Services Center,\nII. Gay Community-General Corres 1977,\n-empty,\nThank You Letters,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rev. Troy Perry, Feb 19 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Dr. R. Scott Forbes, March 8th 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Members of the Board of Directors of the Society of Pat Rocco Enlightened Enthusiasts, Feb 24th 1976,\nDade County,\n-Letter to Board of Commissioners of Dade County Florida from Tom Bradley, Apr 4 1977,\n-Mayors Doc Transmittal Form and Memo from Bill Carey, Mar 20 1977, 3 copies,\n-\"How Far Out of the Closet\", Newsweek, May 30 1977,\n-Letter from Joseph Coors, 1977,\n-Letter from John B. Tackaberry, May 6 1977,\n-\"Could Gay Rights Be Wrong, After All?\", LA Times,\n-Memo to Bill Cary and Ray Hartman from Mike Scott, Apr 5 1977,\n-Telegram to Ruth Sack from Peggy Stevenson, April 4 1977, with card from Peggy Stevenson to Bill Carey, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977,\n-\"As per Russell Freedman\" sheet, Apr 26 1977,\n-Letter to Jack Campbell and Bob Basker from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Note and letter from Edmund Edelman, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Letter to Metropolitan Dade Board of Commissioners from Dave Cunningham, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Zev Yaroslavsky, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Gay Rights National Lobby Board of Directors from Co-chairs, Apr 12 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Burt Pines, Mar 31 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Apr 5 1977,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 31 1977, 3 copies,\n-Letters to James Redford, Harvey Ruvin, Neil Adams, William Oliver, Berverly Phillips,  Clara Oesterle, and Barry Schreiver from Joel Wachs, Mar 31 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Note to Rosealie from Bill Carey, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Al, Mar 22 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Ruth Shack from Ernani Bernardi, Apr 6 1977,\n- Mayor's Document Trans Form from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-\"Letter from Mr. Goodstein's office\" sheet,\n-Handwritten note on Goodstein's, Mar 28 1977,\n-Letter from Municipal Elections Committee of Los Angeles, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights in the Open\", \"How a Male Couple Copes with Their Lifestyle\", and \"What's a Homosexual\", March 23 1977, The Miami News,\nItems for Response,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Pat Rocco, Feb 7 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Rick Hubner, Mar 29 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas Coleman, Mar 26 1976,\n-\"Formation of a Mayor's Committee on Concerns of the Gay Community\" sheet,\n-Feb 6 1976 Packet for Mayor Bradley,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey with a letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, March 25 1976,\n-Letter from Rabbi Erwin L. Herman to Tom Bradley, Feb 2 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradely from Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-Note to Bill Carey,\n-Note to Grace from Fran,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Manatt, Mar 12 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Charles Warren, Mar 17 1976,\n-Resume for Howard A. Fox, with envelope,\n-Memo Grace from Bill Carey, Mar 24 1976, with trans slip and envelope,\n- \"Open Invitation to All Relatives and Friends of Gay People\", Feb 20 1976,  sent to Mayor Bradley from Al Bourchard, with office memo to Grace Davis and envelope,\n-Memo to Mayor Bradley from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Kathleen M. Connell, Feb 4 1976,\nCurrent Gay Policital Activities (B.C.),\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Dick Caudillo,\n-San Francisco Sentinel Editorial Comments, May 5 1977,\n-Letter to Editor of San Francisco Sentinel from Peter Thomas Judge (President of ACLU Gay Rights Chapter), May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives—Gay Community from Bill Carey, May 24 1977 ,\n-\"Tony Castro: Chicanos Give Brown A Taste of Hot Sauce\", LA Herald Examiner, Apr 4 1978,\n-Letter to David Mixner and Peter Scott from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1978,\n-Note and cards to Bill from Jorge Rodriguez, Mar 20 1978,\n-Resume for Jorge Rodriguez,\n-Memo to Dodo from Steve Lachs, Mar 28 1978,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Jim Scott, June 7 1976,\n-\"Contacts for Dana\" sheet,\n-Letter to Michael T. Manning from Samuel L. Williams, June 9 1975,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Mayor's Office note about Morris Kight,\n-Letter to James Hayes from Michael Dougherty, Jan 6 1978, 2 copies,\n-Letter to  LA Board of Police Commissioners from Richard B. Kaplan (Municipal elections Committee of LA), Feb 24 1978,\n-Concerns in need of attention and correction in the administration of the LAPD, 7 pages,\n-\"The Search for A Police Chief-LA California: An Interview with LAPD Ass. Commander Darryl F. Gates\" by S.M. Smith and K. Gamby, Fall 1977,\n-Note from Susan M. Smith, Dec 15, 1977,\n-Memo to Capt. R. S. Tucker from Chief R. L. Vernon, Dec 19 1974,\n-\"Homosexuals as Police Officers\", Dec 13 1974,\n-Memo to Board Members of the Gay Rights National Lobby from Joe Totten, Feb 1 1978,\n-Packet on Gay Rights National Lobby,\n-\"GRNL Discounts Merger Rumors\", The Blade, Jan 1878,\n-\"I Hate to Criticize But…\", BlueBoy, Feb 1978,\nB.C.'s Signature/ Elections,\n-\"Results of Poll Conducted by Mayor Bradley's Pollsters\" sheet,\n-\"Homosexuals' donations to Stanbery told\" News-Pilot, May 11 1977,\n-Gay Caucus Newsletter, Vol. 1 Num. 1, May 1977,\n-\"Legislative Reporting System: Contact Record\", 3 copies,\n-\"Influence '77\" Newsletter,\n-\"Gays- A Search for Roots\", LA City College Nitenews, Vol 26 No 4, Mar 22 1977,\n-Letter to Bill and Dev from Tony Karnes for the Don Amador assembly campaign, April 12 1977,\n-Letter from Charles Warren on behalf of Lois Yudovin,\n-Lists of Endorsers, Apr 4 1977,\n-Letter from MECLA, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Look at the Local V.D. Rate Among Gays\" by Billie and Virgie Bynum, Leaflet Evangelism, 4 copies,\n-UCLA Gay Student Union-Reminder, Mar 17 1977,\n-\"What's A MECLA\" ad, The Advocate, Mar 9 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from MECLA Executive Committee, 29 Jan 1977,\n-MECLA registration card,\n-\"New Emphasis\" legal page,\n-\"A New Constituency: Political Candidates Seek Homosexuals' Vote in Some Cities\", Wall Street Journal, Oct 20 1976,\n-\"Invitees to SEWR/Orion Meeting\", to Bill Carey,\n-City of Los Angeles Booklet, Sept 1976, 3 copies,\n-Office of the City Clerk-Election Division \"List of Qualified Candidates Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977,\n- Office of the City Clerk-Election Division Primary Nomination Election-Apr 5 1977 Nominating Petitions, Feb 3 1977,\n-3 legal pages with hand written notes,\n-Apr 28, 1977, either election or polling results,\nGay Rights (Including Stonewall Club),\n-Ordinance No. 111,348,\nOrdinance No. 148,011,\n-Flier for Stonewall presenting Mayoral candidates, 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Stonewall Democratic Club, Feb 8 1977, 3 copies, one with trans form from Bill Carey,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club: Support the Gay Rights Plank copy, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-\"File copies\" note,\n-\"Answers for the Stonewall Democratic Club\", 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-\"Bradley Bows to Davis on Police-Homosexual Issue\", LA Times Oct 3 1975,\n-\"Friends in Court\" note, Feb 23 1977,\n-\"Acid Head or Prophet of God\" by Gay Coalition Against Drug Abuse, Aug 2 1977, 2 copies, with envelope,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 25 1976,\n-Letter to Board of Fair Employment Practices Commissioners from Tom Bradley, Mar 29 1976, with trans form slip from Bill Carey,\n-\"LA Police Commission Rules Governing Café Entertainment and Shows\",\nMaterial for Preservation about Role as Liaison to the Gay Community,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Marilyn Murphy, July 8 1977, with resume for Marilyn Murphy,\n-Resume of Mark Curtis,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Jay Murley, Feb 1976,\n-Recommendation form for Mark Curtis from Roger Glenn Lanphear,\n-Copies of Subpoenas for Mark Curtis,\n-Letter to Mark Curtis from Robert H. Powell, Jan 10 1975,\n-Notification of Dental Exam results and admission card for Mark Curtis,\n-Comment by Mark Curtis (?),\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 13 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, May 6 1977, with doc trans form,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No.1130, Mar 28 1977,\n-Statement to LA Police Commission from Darrell Dee,\n-Rough Draft of Letter from Patricia F. Clothier,\n-Cover Letter Rough Draft by Bill Carey,\n-\"Gay Liaison\" signed by Pat,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Flier for Special Benefit Performance For Gay Community Service Center Building Fund,\n-\"Metro Must Reconsider Gay Law\", The Miami Herald, Mar 15 1977,\n-\"Gay Rights: The emotions: at least, are in the open now\", The Miami News 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Ethel Narvid, May 10 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15, 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1, 1977,\n-Background for Meeting of Mayor Bradley with Representatives of the Gay Community, Dec 30 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-City of LA pamphlet, Sept 1976,\n-Translucent envelope ,\n-Photomat envelope for R. Amador,\n-Picture of Unidentified man in navy hat and coat,\n-\"Pray for the Repose of the soul of John Ford\" card, Aug 31 1973, two copies,\n-Beth Chayim Chadashim education pamphlet,\nHarassment (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-\"Gay Legislative Priorities Questionnaire\" ,\n-Letter to Commander McTighe from Albert Gordon, Dec 23 1976,\n-Letter to James Fisk from Michael T. Manning, Nov 26 1976,\n-Letter from ACLU Rights Chapter, Dec 10 1976,\n-ACLU Rights Chapter General Meeting Notice, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Edmund D. Edelman, Mar 30 1976, with envelope,\n-\"Recent Police Harrassment\" sheets,\n-Interview with Wes Kuney,\n-Draft of a letter from Tom Bradley ,\n-Letter to David Glascock from E.M. Davis and R.C. Madlock, Mar 4 1974,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Thomas F. Coleman, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Jarrow Rogovin, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Samuel L. Williams from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 3 1976,\n-Note to Tom Bradley and letter to Peggy Stevenson from Donald Weggeman, May 17 1976,\n-Letter to Barry Kohn and David Glascock, Jan 3 1975,\n-Letter to Richard Boxer from Peggy Stevenson, Apr 29 1976,\n-Letter to Peggy Stevenson from Richard Boxer, Apr 26 1976,\n-City of LA notice (ticket) to appear for Richard Boxer, Feb 1 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, Feb 3 1976,\n-Letter to E. Burts from Richard Boxer, Mar 22 1976,\n-Mailgram to Tom Bradley from Richard Boxer, ,\n-Memo to PS, DW from LAR, Apr 13 1976,\n-Note and letter to Tom Bradley from Ed Edelman, Mar 30 1976, 2nd copy,\nGay Community,\n-Mailgram to Bill Carey from Executive Board of Parents and Friends of Gay, Mar 3 1977, with envelope, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-\"State GOP Embarrassed by Davis Slurs on Gays\", NewsWest, Mar 3-17 1977,\n-Letter to Jim Haire from Dick Caudillo, Mar 17 1977, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Bill Kerry (Carey?) from David A. Roberti, Mar 4 1977, with revisions from penal codes,\n-Letter to Dave Cunningham from Jarrow Rogovin, Oct 13 1976,\n-\"Looking for Mr. Gaybar\", Voice, Jan 24 1977,\n-Letter from Virginia M. Apuzzo (GRNL),\n-Gay Rights National Lobby Newsletter, Vol 1 No 1, Feb 1977,\n-Letter to Executive Committee of MECLA from Steve Schleier,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for Stonewall Club meet and greet with LA mayoral candidates,\n-\"Support Gay Rights Plank\" sheet,\n-Letter from David Glascock (Christopher Street West),\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, with a note from Grace, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Feb 2 1977,\n-Letter to David Mixner from Clayton Wells,\n-Letter to Dennis Minishian from Jeanne Barney, Feb 17 1977,\n-Flier for H.E.L.P.'s Old Fashioned County Fair,\n-ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Newsletter, Vol 2 No 1, Mar 1977,\n- ACLU Gay Rights Chapter Calendar,\n-Letter from Louis Hirsch (Beth Chayim Chadashim), with fact sheet,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Agenda for Community Guild Program,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Stephen K. Blumberg, Mar 14 1977, with envelope,\n-Lettergram to EDE from Dave G, Apr 30 1976,\n-Letter from Howard A. Fox (Gay Friends of Jimmy Carter),\n-Lettergram to EDE and Bill Carey from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-Lettergram to Larry G. from Dave G., Apr 30 1976,\n-California Legislature Assembly Bill No. 3823, Mar 17 1976,\n-Ad for \"Quotations from Chief Ed\",\n-Tavern Guild of Los Angeles Bi-laws Template,\n-Letter to Bill from Rev. Donald Pederson, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Clark Polak (ACLU), Dec 8 1976, with envelope, two copies,\n-Letter to Commander T. McTighe from the ACLU Gay Rights Chapter, Dec 7 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Samuel Williams from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Chief Edward M. Davis from Clark Polak, Dec 8 1976, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Andelson, Jan 10 1977,\n-Letter from David Glascock, Christopher Street West Association,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Dec 14 1976,\n-Hollywood Coordinating Counsel January Meeting Flier, Jan 14 1977,\n-Business card for Robert Arthur,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Bob Arthur,\n-\"The Purpose of the Community Guild\" by Robert Arthur,\n-Memo to Bar Owner Representatives from Stu Zinn, Jan 12 1977,\n-Memo from Cindy to Bill, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sheldon W. Anderson, Jan 19 1977,\n-Flier for \"The S\u0026amp;M (Sequins and Mascara) Follies\" Jan 18, 1977,\n-Flier for \"The Manifest Integrity, Los Angeles\",\n-\"Senator Garcia Reports to You\" booklet,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Barbara Rusmussen, Dec 15 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Don Kilhefner, Dec 7 1976,\n-A Proposal to Project Heavy West: A Gay Juvenile Program,\n-Letter to Kenneth Fare from Don Kilherfner, Dec 27 1976,\n-Memo to Gay Juvenile Task Force, Dec 29 1976, with minutes from Dec 12 meeting,\n-Letter from Bud L. Weisbart (Project Heavy, West LA), Dec 21 1976,\n-\"Arguments and Authority\" rough draft by the Gay Community Services Center,\n- Letter to Don Kilhefner from Edmund D. Edelman, Dec 16 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Dec 17 1976,\n-\"Motion\" April 13 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 19 1976,\n-Memo to Liaison Representatives from Bill Carey, Mar 28 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 7 1977,\n-Letter from James L. Lamaid,\n-Map of DPSS Administrative Headquarters,\n-Memo to Phil dePonia from Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Assemblyman Willie L. Brown from Peter Thomas, Apr 2 1977,\n-Memo to Robert McQueen from Bill Carey, Apr 8 1977,\n-Legislative Bulletin League of California Cities, Mar 18 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Sheldon W. Andelson, Mar 31 1977,\n-Press Release for Gay Community Service Center,\n-Letter from Bill Carey from Al Bouchard, Mar 14 1977,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard (Gay Community Chapter), Mar 1977,\n-Intandem (Gay Community Chapter newsletter), Vol 1 No 1, Mar 1977,\n-Research Project for Gay Community Chapter,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Letter to Flo Pickett from Grace Davis, Apr 13 1977, with trans slip to Bill Carey,\n-Letter to Grace Davis (Montanez) from Flo Pickett, Apr 8 1977, with envelope,\n-SCW/WRF presents Dinner \u0026amp; Fundraiser, Apr 29 1977,\n-Letter to Bill from Clark, Dec 9 1976,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Monthly Newsletter, Apr 1977,\n-Handwritten note from the Membership of Beth Chayim Chadashim, 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon (Gay Radio Collective), Aug 26 1976,\n-The Gay Radio Collective \"I.M.R.U.\": Gays, and Gay Issues in Local Government, Sept. 1976 ,\n-Letter to Bill Cary from Greg Gordon, Aug 2 1976,\n-I.M.R.U. Program Announcement for August 1976, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Greg Gordon, Nov 17 1976,\n-Letter from I.M.R.U./The Gay Radio Collective, no date,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks from Bill Carey, Apr 11 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Rose Matsui Ochi, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peter Scott (MECLA), Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Albert Gordon from Martin Butel, Mar 9 1977,\n-Mayor's Doc Trans Form Bill Carey, Apr 25 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Arthur S. McNay, Apr 19 1977,\n-Task Force on Gay Alcoholism Minutes, Apr 27 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Dick Caudillo, Mar 9 1977,\n-Program for Gay Rights Chapter of the ALCU 1976 Human Rights Award, given to Willie Brown ,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Parents and Friends of Gays Newsletter , May 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, no date, Project Heavy,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Scott Gross, Feb 8 1977,\n-Letter to Capt. Kenneth Hickman from Scott Gross, Jan 5 1977,\n-Letter to Scott Gross from JD Madell (Captain Commanding Officer), Jan 31 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Donald Nielsen, Oct 28 1976, with memo to Bill Carey and envelope,\n-Gay Community Services Center Meeting Agenda, May 9 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill Carey, May 3 1977,\n-Greater LA Chapter Western Gay Academic Union Newsletter, Vol 1 No 3, Apr 3,\n-Brown transmittal envelope, lots of names,\n-Catholics for Human Dignity News, August 17, 1978,\n-Catholic for Human Dignity Pro Patria et Ecclesia award (two copies) and list of award recipients,\n-Voter's opinion survey,\n-\"Parade by gay rights group held offensive\", Sept 27 1978,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\nInformation items,\n-\"Chronology of events\" Apr  7 1975- Jan 13 1975,\n-\"CAGSO\", six copies,\n-\"Proposed Draft for 1976 Democratic Party Platform: Gay Rights Plank\", two copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley and Eze Burts, Feb 3 1976, two copies, with handwritten list,\n-Letter from Frank Brigham and Daniel Whiteside (Stonewall Democratic Club), Feb 12 1976, with application form for Stonewall Democratic Club),\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Grace Davis,\n-Letter to Police Commission from Robert Sirico, Mar 17 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Lawrence A. Reh, Feb 27 1976,\n-Note from Jarrow Rogovin, handwritten,\n-small, illegible note,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Edmund D. Edelman, Jan 26 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977, five copies,\n-Invitation to Tom Bradley for ONE's 25th Annual Celebration, Jan 19 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans slip from Bill Carey,\n- Victim's Advocacy Meeting, handwritten list,\n-Handwritten list, Jan 17 1977,\n-Memo to John Brooks from Bill Carey, Feb 15 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to Baxter Rice from Chris Cox, Jan 26 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Beverly Beyette, Jan 11 1977, two copies, with envelope,\n-Three pages of names on yellow legal pages,\n-\"Homosexual molester myth is 'unfounded'\", The Oregon Statemen, Jan 14 1977, two copies,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from James E. Sandmire, Mar 18 1976, with envelope,\n-Resume of B.C. Van Hecke,\n-List of names for  Bill Carey,\n-\"The Birds and Bees\", from U.S. National Gay Task Force,\nFeedback- Positive and Negative (Gay Community Correspondence),\n-Note to Bill from LAR,\n-\"Truth is Best\" flier,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers (The Advocate), May 6 1976,\n-Letter to the Editor from Ray Beck, The Advocate, May 1 1976,\n-Business card for Lawernece A. Reh,\n-\"Membership of 100+\" note,\n-Stonewall Democratic Club resolution, Mar 27 1976,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, Apr 22 1976,\n-Memo to Rick Hubner from Bill Carey, Apr 22 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Gerry F. Parker II, Apr 21 1976,\n-Memo to Bill Elkins from Joanne Kumamoto, Mar 22 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Gregg McGreevy, Feb 16 1976,\n-List about job discrimination based on marital status or sexual preference,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Maxwell Royce Harris, Feb 6 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from the Association of Black Gays, Sept 12 1975,\n-CAGSO Statement,\n-Business card for Richard Boxer,\n-\"The Pacific Center: Community Services for Sexual Minorities\" brochure ,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Richard Boxer, Apr 27 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Peggy Stevenson, Mar 31 1976,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Grace,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 10 1976,\n-Letter from Al Bouchard, May 7 1976,\n-Announcement from Gay Persons Alliance, May 1976,\n-Letter to Bill from Al Bouchard, Apr 6 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Robert Bentley, May 5 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Donnell Miles, May 20 1976,\nI. Gay Community- General Corres. 1977,\nLeft side,\n-List of Sensitive people in Councilmanic offices,\n-Memo to Bill from Frank Sarelli, attached to memo about Troy Perry's schedule,\n-List of contacts on half sheet of yellow legal paper,\n-List of Heading and note to Bill from John,\n-Contact info for Ron Grayson,\n-Memo to Cindy from Rick,\n-Declaration of Gay Pride week, Jun 10, 1976,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Barbara Rasmussen, Apr 12 1976,\n-Draft letter to Gay Organizations from Tom Bradley, with envelope,\n-Two pages of handwritten notes about police,\n-Typed notes on police positions,\n-Letter from Don Kilhefner, Dec 14 1976,\n-List of items needed by the Gay Community Services Center, 3 copies,\n-Memo about letters of opposition to Gay Pride, from Bill Carey, July 16 1976, two copies,\n-Form letter for Supporters, two copies,\n-Form letter for Those in Opposition, two copies,\n-Note from Ed Edelman,\n-Letter to Rene Oviedo from Edmund D. Edelman, July 14 1976,\n-Letter to Edmund D. Edelman from Rene Oviedo,\n-Card for Sylvia A. Yuster to Bill Carey,\n-Letter from Peggy Stevenson on Gay Pride, 2 copies,\n-Analysis of Gay Pride Mail,\n-Rough Draft, sent Aug 9 1976, with list of senders, two copies with another list of names,\n-List of numbers for council members on yellow legal paper,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Nov 23 1976,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Sydney Crocker, Nov 3 1976,\n-Flier for \"The Belle of Amherst\", Nov 5 1976,\n-Letter from Bruce Voeller (National Gay Task Force), Dec 8, 1976,\n-\"Kiss Me Quick\" clip,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 8 1976,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from C.F. Brydon, Nov 9 1976,\n-Letter from C.F. Brydon, Aug 3 1976,\n-Contact info for Bill Carey on white note paper,\n-Blank Mayor's office Criminal Justice Planning, two,\n-Calculations on white scrap of paper,\n-Memo to Rose Ochi from Bill Carey, Apr 12 1976,\n-Memo to Betty Berzon from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memorandum on \"Needs of Homosexual Youth\" by Howard Ekerling,\n-Letter to Evan Thompson from Bill Carey, June 28 1977,\n-Memo to David Mixner from Bill Carey, Dec 9 1976,\n-Resume of Roberta Bennett,\n-Memo to Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, June 16 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, June 14 1977, with blank memo sheet attached,\n-Memo to Sylvia Yunster from Bill Carey, My 23 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 23 1977,\n-Memo to Wanda Moore from Bill Carey, May 12 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, May 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, May 6 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy from Bill, May 5 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, May 4 1977,\nRight Side,\n-Letter to Hil Cole from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Hil Cole, Apr 5 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to David Goodstein from Bill Carey, Apr 20 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from David M. Cypers, Apr 13 1977,\n-Letter to Senator Alfred Alquist from David B. Goodstein, Apr 12 1977,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Apr 19 1977,\n-Letter to William Tyson from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Letter to John Hubert from Tom Bradley, Apr 18 1977,\n-Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Gay Constituents,\n-Memo to Ezunial Burts and Rosalie Avery from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Apr 14 1977,\n-Memo to Rose Matsui Ochi and John Brooks, Apr 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 30 1977,\n-Letter to Dade County Board of Commissioners from Tom Bradley,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Dade county commendation,\n-Letter to Quinn Martin from Tom Bradley, Mar 14 1977, two copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, \"Streets of San Francisco\",\n-Note to Bill from Cary Tames, hand written w/ other contact info,\n-\"Streets of San Francisco\" note,\n-Memo to Do Do Meyer from Bill Carey, Mar 2 1977,\n-Memo to Bill Carey from Do Do Meyer, Feb 16 1977,\n-\"Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Boy Students\" article,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Maxine Lee, Feb 11 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Tour of Gay Bars,\n-Memo to Grace Davis from Bill Carey, Mar 1 1977,\n-Memo to Sylvia from John, Mar 1 1977,\n-Letter to Donald Nielsen from Grace Davis, Feb 28 1977,\n-Letter to Grace Davis from Donald Nielsen,\n-Memo to Phil DePoian from Bill Carey, Feb 22 1977,\n-Letter to Community Guild from Tom Bradley, Feb 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, Community Guild,\n-Memo to Tom Sullivan from Bill Carey, Feb 16 1977,\n-Memo to Jay Berman from Bill Carey, Feb 11 1977,\n-Letter to W.R. Vaiden from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Bradley from W. R. Vaiden, Jan 7 1977, with envelope,\n-Letter to Tom Matthews from Bill Carey, Feb 9 1977,\n-Letter to Mayor Bradley from Tom Matthews, Dec 10 1976, with envelope,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Tom Bradley from Bill Carey, Feb 1 1977,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, Jan 28 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc.,\n-Letter to Dorr Legg from Tom Bradley, 2 copies,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, One Inc. Telegram,\n-Telegram to Dorr Legg,\n-Note to Tom Bradley from Dorr Legg, Jan 19 1977,\n-Letter to Barbara Gittings from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Note to Bill Carey from Barbara Gittings, Dec 17 1976,\n-Rough Draft of letter to Barbara Gittings,\n-Letter to Willie McClenehan from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, picture for Willie McClenehan, 2 copies,\n-Letter to Holly Hart from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Jeri Cohen from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Letter to Bill Carey from Jeri Cohen, Dec 1976,\n-Letter to Peter Frisch from Bill Carey, Jan 25 1977,\n-Memo from Bill Carey, Jan 21 1977,\n-Memo to Cindy, Jan 20 1977,\n-Dignity Ltd. Pamphlet,\n-Letter to Mike Manning from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Tom Coleman from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Al Gordon from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n-Letter to Don Penderson from Tom Bradley, Jan 17 1977,\n- Mayor's doc trans form from Bill Carey, missed breakfast, 2 copies,\n-Memo to Pat Russell from Bill Carey,\n-Memo to Bill from Cindy, Jan 10 1977,\n-Memo to Bill, Myra Rydell,\n-Handwritten list,\n-\"Jan 11, 1977 Meeting\" note,\n-Letter to Don West and Mike Novak from Tom Bradley, Jan 10 1977,\u003c/p\u003e"]}]}},"label":"Breadcrumbs"}}},"links":{"self":"https://search.arvasarchive.org/catalog/viw_repositories_2_resources_8514"}},{"id":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8701","type":"collection","attributes":{"title":"Earl Gregg Swem Papers","abstract_or_scope":{"id":"https://search.arvasarchive.org/catalog/viw_repositories_2_resources_8701#abstract_or_scope","type":"document_value","attributes":{"value":"\u003cp\u003ePapers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. 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Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Earl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965.","Processed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979."," Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008."," Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011.","See also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64)."," Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5.","Papers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.","Mss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. ","Additions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.","Original grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.","In a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"","4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","Typescript","Printed material and newspaper clippings","Francis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.","Article written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records","19 copies with manuscript","3 copies","3 copies","Virginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8","1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy","Original manuscript","Typewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.","Laura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975","Beverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.","Elizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975","Evelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962","Earl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966","A representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.","A representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.","Genealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.","About 45 years old.","About 50 years old.","Two years old.","Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.","Earl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary","About one year old.","University of Iowa, Iowa City","Unidentified Swem family member at Christmas","Unidentified Swem family members at Christmas","Photograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.","Seven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.","Correspondence.","Correspondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.","Editorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.","Notes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.","Copies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026 Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.","Scope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.","Copies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.","Postcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.","This addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.","Certificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Incomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.","Various reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.","Scope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.","Correspondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.","Items transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. A letter to Dr. JAC Chandler, 1929, enclosing a memo mentioning several places where valuable records might be found.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","American Library Association","Colonial Williamsburg Foundation","Williamsburg Holding Corporation","Kaemmerle, Marilyn","English"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. 79 Sw4","/repositories/2/resources/8701"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"collection_title_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"collection_ssim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"repository_ssm":["College of William and Mary"],"repository_ssim":["College of William and Mary"],"geogname_ssm":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"geogname_ssim":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"places_ssim":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"access_terms_ssm":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"acqinfo_ssim":["Gifts from Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., Earl Gregg Swem, III and others. 1971.18 transferred to archives from manuscripts on 10/1/1971. 1982.34 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 1982.44 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 1987.02 Gift of Dr. Joseph Fields 1994.35 Gift of Thomas McDonnell 2004.50 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 2007.69 Gift of Bruton Parish Church 2007.105 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 2008.178 Material located while processing backlog material in 2009."],"access_subjects_ssim":["Capitol (Williamsburg, Va.)","Christmas--United States","Hampton (Va.)--History--20th century","Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Virginia--Williamsburg","Jamestown 350th Anniversary","Jamestown Festival (1957)","Virginia Colonial Records Project","Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"access_subjects_ssm":["Capitol (Williamsburg, Va.)","Christmas--United States","Hampton (Va.)--History--20th century","Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Virginia--Williamsburg","Jamestown 350th Anniversary","Jamestown Festival (1957)","Virginia Colonial Records Project","Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"has_online_content_ssim":["false"],"extent_ssm":["11.50 Linear Feet"],"extent_tesim":["11.50 Linear Feet"],"genreform_ssim":["Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"date_range_isim":[1927,1928,1929,1930,1931,1932,1933,1934,1935,1936,1937,1938,1939,1940,1941,1942,1943,1944,1945,1946,1947,1948,1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965],"accessrestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eCollection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.\u003c/p\u003e"],"accessrestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Access:"],"accessrestrict_tesim":["Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility."],"bioghist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical Information:"],"bioghist_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.\u003c/p\u003e"],"prefercite_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary."],"processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eProcessed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011.\u003c/p\u003e"],"processinfo_heading_ssm":["Processing Information:"],"processinfo_tesim":["Processed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979."," Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008."," Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011."],"relatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eSee also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64).\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5.\u003c/p\u003e"],"relatedmaterial_heading_ssm":["Related Materials:"],"relatedmaterial_tesim":["See also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64)."," Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePapers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eMss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. \u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eAdditions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOriginal grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIn a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypescript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePrinted material and newspaper clippings\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFrancis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticle written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e19 copies with manuscript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e3 copies\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e3 copies\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eVirginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOriginal manuscript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLaura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBeverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eElizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEvelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eGenealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout 45 years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout 50 years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout one year old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUnidentified Swem family member at Christmas\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUnidentified Swem family members at Christmas\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSeven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEditorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNotes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCopies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026amp; Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCopies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePostcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCertificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eVarious reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eItems transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. A letter to Dr. JAC Chandler, 1929, enclosing a memo mentioning several places where valuable records might be found.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents","Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["Papers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.","Mss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. ","Additions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.","Original grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.","In a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"","4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","Typescript","Printed material and newspaper clippings","Francis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.","Article written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records","19 copies with manuscript","3 copies","3 copies","Virginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8","1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy","Original manuscript","Typewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.","Laura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975","Beverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.","Elizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975","Evelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962","Earl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966","A representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.","A representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.","Genealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.","About 45 years old.","About 50 years old.","Two years old.","Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.","Earl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary","About one year old.","University of Iowa, Iowa City","Unidentified Swem family member at Christmas","Unidentified Swem family members at Christmas","Photograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.","Seven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.","Correspondence.","Correspondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.","Editorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.","Notes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.","Copies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026 Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.","Scope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.","Copies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.","Postcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.","This addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.","Certificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Incomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.","Various reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.","Scope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.","Correspondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.","Items transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. A letter to Dr. JAC Chandler, 1929, enclosing a memo mentioning several places where valuable records might be found."],"userestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eBefore reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.\u003c/p\u003e"],"userestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Use:"],"userestrict_tesim":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"names_coll_ssim":["American Library Association","Colonial Williamsburg Foundation","Williamsburg Holding Corporation"],"names_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","American Library Association","Colonial Williamsburg Foundation","Williamsburg Holding Corporation","Kaemmerle, Marilyn"],"corpname_ssim":["Special Collections Research Center","American Library Association","Colonial Williamsburg Foundation","Williamsburg Holding Corporation"],"persname_ssim":["Kaemmerle, Marilyn"],"language_ssim":["English"],"descrules_ssm":["Describing Archives: A Content Standard"],"total_component_count_is":388,"online_item_count_is":0,"component_level_isim":[0],"sort_isi":0,"timestamp":"2026-05-21T11:56:08.161Z","collection":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"numFoundExact":true,"docs":[{"id":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8701","ead_ssi":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8701","_root_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8701","_nest_parent_":"viw_repositories_2_resources_8701","ead_source_url_ssi":"data/oai/WM/repositories_2_resources_8701.xml","title_filing_ssi":"Earl Gregg Swem Papers","title_ssm":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"title_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"unitdate_ssm":["1927-1965"],"unitdate_inclusive_ssm":["1927-1965"],"level_ssm":["collection"],"level_ssim":["Collection"],"unitid_ssm":["Mss. 79 Sw4","/repositories/2/resources/8701"],"text":["Mss. 79 Sw4","/repositories/2/resources/8701","Earl Gregg Swem Papers","Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration","Capitol (Williamsburg, Va.)","Christmas--United States","Hampton (Va.)--History--20th century","Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Virginia--Williamsburg","Jamestown 350th Anniversary","Jamestown Festival (1957)","Virginia Colonial Records Project","Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports","Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.","Earl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965.","Processed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979."," Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008."," Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011.","See also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64)."," Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5.","Papers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.","Mss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. ","Additions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.","Original grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.","In a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"","4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","Typescript","Printed material and newspaper clippings","Francis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.","Article written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records","19 copies with manuscript","3 copies","3 copies","Virginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8","1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy","Original manuscript","Typewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.","Laura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975","Beverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.","Elizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975","Evelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962","Earl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966","A representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.","A representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.","Genealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.","About 45 years old.","About 50 years old.","Two years old.","Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.","Earl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary","About one year old.","University of Iowa, Iowa City","Unidentified Swem family member at Christmas","Unidentified Swem family members at Christmas","Photograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.","Seven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.","Correspondence.","Correspondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.","Editorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.","Notes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.","Copies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026 Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.","Scope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.","Copies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.","Postcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.","This addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.","Certificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Incomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.","Various reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.","Scope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.","Correspondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.","Items transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. A letter to Dr. JAC Chandler, 1929, enclosing a memo mentioning several places where valuable records might be found.","Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library.","Special Collections Research Center","American Library Association","Colonial Williamsburg Foundation","Williamsburg Holding Corporation","Kaemmerle, Marilyn","English"],"unitid_tesim":["Mss. 79 Sw4","/repositories/2/resources/8701"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"collection_title_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"collection_ssim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers"],"repository_ssm":["College of William and Mary"],"repository_ssim":["College of William and Mary"],"geogname_ssm":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"geogname_ssim":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"places_ssim":["Confederate Memorial (Williamsburg, Va.)","Williamsburg (Va.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Conservation and restoration","Williamsburg (Va.)--Library","Williamsburg (Va.)--Restoration"],"access_terms_ssm":["Before reproducing or quoting from any materials, in whole or in part, permission must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, and the holder of the copyright, if not Swem Library."],"acqinfo_ssim":["Gifts from Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., Earl Gregg Swem, III and others. 1971.18 transferred to archives from manuscripts on 10/1/1971. 1982.34 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 1982.44 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 1987.02 Gift of Dr. Joseph Fields 1994.35 Gift of Thomas McDonnell 2004.50 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 2007.69 Gift of Bruton Parish Church 2007.105 Gift of Earl Gregg Swem III 2008.178 Material located while processing backlog material in 2009."],"access_subjects_ssim":["Capitol (Williamsburg, Va.)","Christmas--United States","Hampton (Va.)--History--20th century","Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Virginia--Williamsburg","Jamestown 350th Anniversary","Jamestown Festival (1957)","Virginia Colonial Records Project","Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"access_subjects_ssm":["Capitol (Williamsburg, Va.)","Christmas--United States","Hampton (Va.)--History--20th century","Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Virginia--Williamsburg","Jamestown 350th Anniversary","Jamestown Festival (1957)","Virginia Colonial Records Project","Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"has_online_content_ssim":["false"],"extent_ssm":["11.50 Linear Feet"],"extent_tesim":["11.50 Linear Feet"],"genreform_ssim":["Agendas (administrative records)","Christmas cards","Correspondence","Financial records","Fliers (printed matter)","Greeting cards","Manuscripts (document genre)","Reports"],"date_range_isim":[1927,1928,1929,1930,1931,1932,1933,1934,1935,1936,1937,1938,1939,1940,1941,1942,1943,1944,1945,1946,1947,1948,1949,1950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1961,1962,1963,1964,1965],"accessrestrict_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eCollection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility.\u003c/p\u003e"],"accessrestrict_heading_ssm":["Conditions Governing Access:"],"accessrestrict_tesim":["Collection is open to all researchers. Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, such as the Virginia Public Records Act (Code of Virginia. § 42.1-76-91); and the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (Code of Virginia § 2.2-3705.5). Confidential material may include, but is not limited to, educational, medical, and personnel records. If sensitive material is found in this collection, please contact a staff member immediately. The disclosure of personally identifiable information pertaining to a living individual may have legal consequences for which the College of William and Mary assumes no responsibility."],"bioghist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical Information:"],"bioghist_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem was born December 29, 1870 in Belle Plaine, Iowa. He graduated from Lafayette College (A.B. and A.M.) Swem worked as a high school instructor 1893-1900. He worked for the John Crerar Library, the Superintendent of Documents Library, the Armour Institute Library, was the chief of the cataloging division of the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress, assistant Virginia State Librarian, and Librarian for the College of William and Mary. Swem compiled about forty finding lists and bibliographies, was managing editor of the William and Mary Quarterly and supervised the production of the Virginia Historical Index. He died in Louisville, Kentucky on 14 April 14, 1965."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.\u003c/p\u003e"],"prefercite_tesim":["Earl Gregg Swem Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary."],"processinfo_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eProcessed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011.\u003c/p\u003e"],"processinfo_heading_ssm":["Processing Information:"],"processinfo_tesim":["Processed by Myra Curtis and Ron Colvin in 1979."," Processed by Jordan Ecker in 2008."," Box and folder lists updated by Patricia Sanabria, SCRC staff, in November of 2011."],"relatedmaterial_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eSee also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64).\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003e Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5.\u003c/p\u003e"],"relatedmaterial_heading_ssm":["Related Materials:"],"relatedmaterial_tesim":["See also the Earl G. Swem Family Papers and the Earl Gregg Swem Genealogy Collection; William and Mary Quarterly Records (UA 64)."," Addition 2008.364 may have originally been part of Mss. 39.4 V82ci Williamsburg Papers, folders 4 and 5."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePapers, 1927-1965, of Earl Gregg Swem, librarian and historian. Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eMss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. \u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eAdditions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOriginal grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIn a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypescript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePrinted material and newspaper clippings\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eFrancis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eArticle written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e19 copies with manuscript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e3 copies\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e3 copies\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eVirginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003e1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOriginal manuscript\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTypewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eLaura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eBeverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eElizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEvelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eA representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eGenealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout 45 years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout 50 years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eTwo years old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eAbout one year old.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUnidentified Swem family member at Christmas\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eUnidentified Swem family members at Christmas\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePhotograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eSeven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEditorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNotes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCopies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026amp; Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCopies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003ePostcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThis addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCertificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eEarl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eIncomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eVarious reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eScope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eCorrespondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eItems transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. 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Includes correspondence, reports, poems, and newspaper clippings. Subjects covered by the collection include Virginia history, bibliography, American Library Association, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, Colonial Williamsburg, College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa, Virginia Colonial Records Project, Virginia Historical Society, Jamestown Festival, Hampton Celebration, and the Virginia Historical Index. Correspondents include Alvin D. Chandler, Virginius Dabney, John Frederick Dorman, Douglas Southall Freeman, Fairfax Harrison, John M. Jennings, David John Mays, Davis Y. Paschall, James E. Pomfret, William M. E. Rachal and William Clayton Torrence.","Mss. 79 Sw4:  see PDF document (below) for inventory. ","Additions: see Finding Aid/Inventory.","Original grouping of Earl Gregg Swem's papers. See PDF Inventory for further description.","In a letter to a donor, Guy D. Goff, on 25 Feb. 1945, Earl Gregg Swem supported Marilyn Kaemmerle's dismissal from the Flat Hat for her editorial \"Lincoln's job half-done\" in which Kaemmerle had advocated the complete integration of African Americans into William and Mary and the ability of intermarriage between African Americans and whites, which was outlawed in Virginia until 1967.   Swem spoke in favor of administrators being in charge of \"supervision of what goes into this college newspaper.\" He further criticized Kaemmerle: \"the young woman displayed a very decided lack of courtesy to the college and theState of Virginia\" and he accused her of being \"unfamiliar with Virginia thought and ideals.\"","4 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","18 printed. 1 manuscript copy.","Typescript","Printed material and newspaper clippings","Francis D. West was the great-grandson of J. Bartram.","Article written by Earl Gregg Swem for Judge Sterling Hutcheson, re: District Court Records","19 copies with manuscript","3 copies","3 copies","Virginia Journal of Education, volume 21, number 8","1926- 2 copies 1927- 2nd edition, 1 copy","Original manuscript","Typewritten manuscripts and printed material. 5 items.","Laura Colvin, Williamsburg, Va; Ann Arbor, MI; Swarthmore, PA; Decatur, GA; Boston, MA Dr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA; Louisville, KY; and Washington, DC Includes correspondence of Laura Colvin with Davis Y. Paschall, President of the College of William and Mary. Autographed letter signed and typewritten letters signed. 119 items. Gift of Laura Colvin, February, 1975","Beverley Ruffin, Danville, VA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Concerns Ruffin's work as librarian of Longwood College, affairs at the College of William and Mary, and Virginia papers. Includes clippings about Swem. Autographed letters signed, typewritten letters signed, and news clippings. 34 items.","Elizabeth Eades, Andover, MA Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Concerns personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. 17 items. Gift of Miss Elizabeth Eades, February, 1975","Evelyn Thorton, no place given Earl Gregg and Lilia Swem, Williamsburg, Va and Louisville, KY Autographed letters signed, signed card, printed materials. 13 items. Gift of Miss Evelyn Thorton, February, 1972","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Reva Johnson [Mrs. Beverly], Westfield and Mountainside, NJ Concern life in Williamsburg, their move to Louisville, reflections on his career as librarian, concern for his wife's illness, his family, the visits of Reva Johnson, one of his former students, suggestions concerning research re: Beverly Johnson, nineteenth century US Senator from Maryland. Autographed letters signed. 11 items. Gift of Mrs. Beverly Johnson, November, 1980","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA Reverend C.N. Dombalis, no place given Answers inquiry re: John Paradise, discusses possibility of establishing a Greek collection in the William and Mary library. Autographed letter signed. 4 pages.","Earl Gregg Swem, Williamsburg, VA and Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Berkeley, no place given Letters concerning research on John Clayton. Autographed letters signed. 13 items. Gift of Mr. Edmund Berkeley, March, 1962","Earl Gregg Swem, Louisville, KY Christine Cocke [Mrs. Preston], Newark, DE Contain personal and professional information. Autographed letters signed. Gift of Mrs. Preston Cocke, July, 1966","A representative sample of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco. and Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time.","A representative same of the original manuscript of the Virginia Historical Index, illustrating the method of compilation. Includes four folders with matching index cards: James City County - Jeffers Tobacco William and Mary College Tobacco.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence when he was the President of the Virginia Library Association in 1927 and 1928, plus printed material, reports and publications of the VLA and related organizations during that time. A list of some titles and publications are filed with the papers.","Genealogical material and photographs of Dr. E.G. Swem and members of his family. Original 19th century manuscripts included.","About 45 years old.","About 50 years old.","Two years old.","Earl Gregg Swem, Jr., age two years. Edward R. Swem, age five years.","Earl Gregg Swem at the College of William and Mary","About one year old.","University of Iowa, Iowa City","Unidentified Swem family member at Christmas","Unidentified Swem family members at Christmas","Photograph of Dr. Earl Gregg Swem at the College, 9 June 1941; photograph (formal) of Mrs. Earl Gregg Swem with E.G. Swem, Jr., as infant.","Seven ALS by Earl Gregg Swem to Dr. Fields, 1958-1961, with a photostat of a letter by William Berkeley to the Lord High Treasurer, 1 Feb. 1673/4.","Correspondence.","Correspondence with Judge Sterling Hutcheson of Boydton, Virginia about different manuscript, cataloging and other library-related matters.","Editorial (Report) written by the Society of Virginia History Teachers and sent to The Richmond Times-Dispatch by Earl Gregg Swem. The report was entitled, \"Recommendations on Courses of the Committee of Five of the History Society of Virginia,\" written by Ellie Marcus Marx, Chairman, of Maury High School and endorsed by Florence E. Duke of Binford Junior High School, Lina E. Sanger of Bridgewater High School, Bessie E. Randolph of Randolph-Macon Women's College and Richard L. Morton of the College of William and Mary. Report was rejected as an editorial because of its length.","Notes, correspondence and lists of scientific periodicals held at different Virginia schools of Higher Education such as the Medical College of Virginia, The University of Virginia and others.","Copies of 21 letters between Roland Tree of Henry, Stevens Son \u0026 Stiles of London and Earl Gregg Swem and Hunter Farish of Colonial Williamsburg regarding purchases for The College of William and Mary and Colonial Williamsburg. 1942 and 1943.","Scope and Contents Crank-up musical greeting card which plays the \"Happy Birthday\" song. Given to Earl Gregg Swem about the time of his 90th birthday. EGS passed it to his son's family who played it at birthdays.","Copies of 2 letters relating to the George Rogers Clark Papers. Earl Gregg Swem to Mrs. Isaac Hardeman, 8/14/1961 and Mrs. Isaac Hardeman to Mrs. W.L. Lyon Brown, 10/21/1961.","Postcard to Rev. H.N. Tucker, Jr. from E.G. Swem saying he does not plan to attend the Laymen's Luncheon at Bruton Parish House.","This addition to the Earl G. Swem papers is comprised of Christmas, birthday, and Easter cards; as well as wedding and birth announcements sent to Swem and his wife while they lived in Williamsburg, VA.","Certificate from the United States Food Administration showing that Earl G. Swem enlisted in the volunteer service of the United States Government...as Library Director, Richmond, Virginia, 1918. Certificate for Earl Gregg Swem from the United Stated Food Administration in appreciation...of patriotic service during the Great War, 1917-1918. Carbon copy May 29, 1945 letters to Major J.S. Hudson, Mrs. J.D. Griffin, Clarence S. Brigham and Alexander Weddell. January 12, 1960 letter from Harvey S. Batdorf, Assistant to the President for Development at Lafayette College, thanking Swem for his letter about the Stuart Wells Jackson Collection.","Earl Gregg Swem's correspondence as chairman of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Capitol Committee during the decision making process of how to reconstruct the colonial Capitol Building.  The APVA was the owner of the site and had the final say in any decisions  Some of the correspondence is with Perry, Shaw and Hepburn, architects of the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., who were part of a separate committee on the building of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn. Includes Earl Gregg Swem's related correspondence about the Williamsburg Restoration with Vernon Geddy, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin,  Perry, Shaw and Hepburn (Architects) and Harold R. Shurtleff.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol. Members of the APVA Capitol Committee included Col. Samuel H. Yonge, Robert Lancaster, George P. Coleman, John Stewart Bryan and Earl Gregg Swem. Members of the Advisory Committee of Architects included Edmund S. Campbell, W. Duncan Lee, Robert Lee Taylor, Laurence Kocher, Robert P. Bellows, D. Everett Wade, Marcellus Wright, Thomas Tallmadge, Fiske Kimball, Earl Gregg Swem, Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, William S. Perry and Andrew H. Hepburn.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Correspondence as Chairman of the APVA Capitol Committee and member of the Advisory Committee of Architects about reconstruction of the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, Virginia. Includes carbon copies of most of his letters along with the originals of letters he received plus reports by, minutes for and decisions of both committees. Most of the correspondents are either members of the APVA Capitol Committee or the Advisory Committee of Architects, a committee formed by the Williamsburg Restoration, Inc. Subjects range from roof lines, location of main entrance and type of brick for the reconstruction of the Capitol.","Incomplete set of minutes for the Capitol Committee of the A.P.V.A.","Various reports about the history of the Colonial Capitol building and the reconstruction of the building.  Some reports pulled from the correspondence files.","Scope and Contents Press release entitled \"Historic Colonial Capital of Virginia to Be Restored\" about the restoration of Williamsburg, Virginia. Dated Wednesday, June 13, 1928. 3 copies.","Correspondence between Earl Gregg Swem and Vernon M. Geddy, a member of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation and President of the Williamsburg City Council, about the Williamsburg Restoration. Subjects include the Wren Building, the Confederate Monument, the Courthouse as a public library, an APVA room in the reconstructed Capitol building, a committee to select names of historic area buildings (with reports and minutes) and the William Parks Memorial Tablet.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and architects/staff of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Subjects include the Seldon House, the Capitol, the Wren Building, new library at Gloucester Courthouse, the House of Burgesses Mace owned by William Randolph Hearst and Tucker Family portraits.","Correspondence about the Williamsburg restoration between Earl Gregg Swem and Harold R. Shurtleff, Director of the Research and Record Department of Perry, Shaw and Hepburn. Topics include the William and Mary Quarterly, sampler of a building similar to the Wren Building, the copper plate, purchase of the Latrobe sketchbooks, research on buildings and Williamsburg residents, setting up a Research (Historical) Department as part of the Williamsburg Holding Corporation, Robert Carter Papers owned by Louis Chauvenet, the Sub-Committee of Historians' Conference, a Flat Hat medal owned by Otis Geddy, peacocks at the Governor's Palace and a possible gift of books from the French Government to the College of William and Mary.","Items transferred from College Papers Correspondence and notes of E.G. Swem concerning books and manuscripts in the following American libraries: Harvard, Library of Congress, NY State Library, US Bureau of Education, Virginia Historical Society, Virginia State Library. Also, notes concerning manuscripts in England: Bodleian Library, British Museum, Fulham Palace, Lambeth Palace, Public Records Office. 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