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LGBTQ resource

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Used instead of LOC subject heading "Sexual minorities."

Found in 62 Collections and/or Records:

Kris Kleindienst Photograph Collection

 Collection
Identifier: P1139
Scope and Contents

The Kris Kleindienst Photograph Collection contains photographs documenting her involvement with Team St. Louis and her participation in the 1990 Gay Games in Vancouver and the 1994 Gay Games in New York City. Photographs show group portraits of Team St. Louis members, including the Arch Rivals softball team; Kleindienst receiving a gold medal; Kleindienst posing with other athletes; and a concession stand run by Team St. Louis during 1990 Pride festivities as a fundraiser.

Dates: 1990-1994
Found in: Missouri Historical Society, Photographs and Prints Department / Kris Kleindienst Photograph Collection

Let’s Be CLEAR Program Brochure

 Collection
Identifier: A3256
Scope and Contents

The tri-fold color brochure dates approximately 2022. It explains the Let’s Be CLEAR project, which is administered from SAFE: A Rustin’s Place located at 3533 Dunn Road in Florissant, Missouri.

Dates: ca. 2020
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / Let’s Be CLEAR Program Brochure

Sharon Love St. Louis Gender Foundation Collection

 Collection
Identifier: A3151
Scope and Contents The collection contains newsletter articles concerning the history of the St. Louis Gender Foundation (StLGF); a list of officers and duties; and lists of past practices and policies, events, and issues to address. The documents date from approximately 2000 to 2005 and are arranged chronologically. The newsletter excerpts, with background on the group’s beginnings, highlight Sherry Enteman’s role in founding StLGF. There are variant spellings of Sherry’s name in these...
Dates: ca. 2000-2005
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / Sharon Love St. Louis Gender Foundation Collection

Metro East Pride Fest Collection

 Collection
Identifier: A3247
Scope and Contents

The collection consists of one advertising card for the Metro East Pride Fest in Belleville, Illinois, on October 2, 2021. The verso of the card lists event sponsors.

Dates: 2021
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / Metro East Pride Fest Collection

Metro Trans Umbrella Group Collection

 Collection
Identifier: A3234
Scope and Contents The collection consists primarily of ephemeral items produced for public distribution, such as brochures, fliers, advertising and business cards, programs, stickers, and newspaper clippings. The collection dates from 2015 to 2021 and is arranged alphabetically. A 2015 calendar includes photographs from the Metro Trans Umbrella Group (MTUG), such as T-shirt logos, the first art show, and its participation in a march in response to Ferguson. Most of...
Dates: 2015-2021
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / Metro Trans Umbrella Group Collection

Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis Print Collection

 Collection
Identifier: P1066
Scope and Contents The Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis Print Collection contains one framed print declaring a "Hate Free Zone." The declaration was made by the member congregations of Holy Ground Collaborative. This print was displayed by the Metropolitan Community Church in the early years of the organization before it had its own building. During this period, the Church met in space shared with other organizations, and the sign was displayed to designate the location as a special area...
Dates: ca. 1973
Found in: Missouri Historical Society, Photographs and Prints Department / Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis Print Collection

Millennium LGBTQ Intensive Outpatient Program Brochure

 Collection
Identifier: A3257
Scope and Contents

The collection includes a brochure (2 copies) entitled “Mental Wellness is more than a State of Mind” for Millennium Integrative Health’s LGBTQ Intensive Outpatient Program dated approximately 2022.

Dates: ca. 2022
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / Millennium LGBTQ Intensive Outpatient Program Brochure

MO HIV Justice Coalition Leaflet

 Collection
Identifier: A3252
Scope and Contents

The collection contains a one-page, black-and-white flier from the MO HIV Justice Coalition from 2019. The flier supports Missouri House bills 166 and 167; communicates the Coalition's purpose, objectives, and changes for people living with HIV; and includes contact information.

Dates: 2019
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / MO HIV Justice Coalition Leaflet

Betty Neeley Photograph Collection

 Collection
Identifier: P1085
Scope and Contents The Betty Neeley Photograph Collection contains four photographs collected by Neeley and related to the lesbian community in St. Louis. One photograph shows Neeley exiting the Carter Carburetor factory near Grand Boulevard and St. Louis Avenue, where she worked. The photo was taken by Charlotte Mason, Neeley's girlfriend at the time. Two photographs show Laura Moore, the first openly LGBTQ person appointed to public office in the city of St. Louis, and her longtime partner and fellow social...
Dates: ca. 1970-2015
Found in: Missouri Historical Society, Photographs and Prints Department / Betty Neeley Photograph Collection

News-Telegraph Collection

 Collection
Identifier: A0893
Scope and Contents The collection includes correspondence, advertising files, internal memos and management documents, copy files of materials published in issues (final and raw copy), some photographs, and various ephemeral resources collected by staff and/or sent to the News-Telegraph. The collection is divided into four series: News Resources, Jim Thomas, Administration, and Production. The...
Dates: 1965-2000; Majority of material found within 1982-1997
Found in: Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center / News-Telegraph Collection

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