1862-06-21 Utica Daily Observer (Utica, NY), "Late last night", no p #, citing New York World , via FultonHistory.com, Screenshot

Newspaper report on Ellen Eyre scandal.

New York World, "Excitement Uptown," in the Cleveland Daily Herald (Cleveland, OH), June 20, 1862, Volume 28, Issue 145, via Gale

Newspaper report about Ellen Eyre

1862-06-20: New York Times, "Serious Charge of Swindling,” Friday, June 20, 1862, p. 2.

New York Times reports the Ellen Eyre scandal,\.

"Strange Mode of Black Mailing,” June 20, 1862, p. 2 IMAGE 4

Newspaper account of Ellen Eyre/William Kinney

"Strange Mode of Black Mailing,” June 20, 1862, p. 2 IMAGE 3

Newspaper account of Ellen Eyre/William Kinney

"Strange Mode of Black Mailing,” June 20, 1862, p. 2 IMAGE 2

Newspaper report about Elen Eyre/William Kinney

"Strange Mode of Black Mailing,” June 20, 1862, p. 2 IMAGE 1

Newspaper report about Ellen Eyre/William Kinney

Matchmaking’s Lineage: A 2024 Interview with E.G. Crichton, by Tamara de Szegheo Lang

An interview with the author of Matchmaking in the Archive: 19 Conversations with the Dead and 3 Encounters with Ghosts (2023). Published originally on OutHistory in January 2025.

SF State Homecoming Queen 1968, Third World Liberation Strike, Daily Gater, 19 Nov. 1968

Song of the Loon movie poster image for May 20, 1970 opening

Morgan Pinney image from Dale Sprouse, “Lone Fired Prof Still Wants Job,” Phoenix, 9 Oct. 1969, 1.

Betty Kaplowitz Out and About LP vinyl record center spindle

Betty Kaplowitz Out and About LP back cover

Richard Amory, Song of the Loon book cover

“Exclusive Eyewitness Interviews,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Dec. 1970, 2.

“Pigs Sty-Me Stud,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Dec. 1970, 2.

“Stud Horse Dead or How We Lost Disneyland,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Dec. 1970, 2.

Betty Kaplowitz, “Silent Words: A Song,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Dec. 1970.

Betty Kaplowitz, “Gay Women’s Liberation: The Problem of Priorities,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Nov. 1970, 3.

Betty Kaplowitz, “Poem for Dorothy,” San Francisco Gay Free Press, Nov. 1970, 2.