Barbara Gittings in the Shower, 1962

Kay Tobin Lahusen, photographer.

Speaker at E.C.H.O. Conference

Kay Tobin Lahusen, "Speaker at ECHO Conference 1965" Possibly Donald Webster Corey?

Ernestine Eckstein V.P. of D.O.B

1960s Daughters of Bilitis (DOB) VP by Kay Lahusen Eckstein is a pseudonym.

Kay Lahusen, Realtor Photo

1980s.

Lilli Vincenz, Ladder Cover

Lilli Vincenz, 196- to 1966. Ladder Cover January 1966 by Kay Tobin Lahusen; from Lahusen/Gittings Papers, NYPL

Kay Lahusen and Barbara Gittings, 1991

Photographer Robert Giard. Robert Giard Papers, Yale Collection of American Literature

Kay Lahusen and Barbara Gittings, 1991

Photographer Robert Giard. Robert Giard Papers, Yale Collection of American Literature

Kay Lahusen, 2012

Jen Colletta, Kay Tobin: The Woman Behind the Lens, from baywindows.com (Serving Englands LGBT Community) 3 October 2012

Kay Tobin Lahusen, Annual Reminder 1969

Photog Nancy Tucker. copyright LHEF, Inc. Permission Lesbian Herstory Archives, Brooklyn NY. CSBL, 292. Stein noted in passing that it was unusual for Lahusen to be photographed as she was often the photographer.

Leeds and Northrup Factory, 1929

Leeds and Northrup Factory, 4901 Stenton Avenue, Nicetown-Tioga, Philadelphia, 1929. Library Company of Philadelphia Print Dept. Aero Service

The Furtive Fraternity

Gaeton J. Fonzi, "The Furtive Fraternity," Greater Philadelphia Magazine (December 1962), page 20. [cropped]

Radnor Raid Article

Thursday 25 August 1960 Suburban and Ayne Times p 1, cont. 2-A

Joey Hardman and Mae Polakoff

Joey Hardman and Mae Polakoff, 1961

"with permission of Joan Fleischmann". CSBL, 202.

Cadmus Drug Store

Taken in 1958, this pharmacy may have been a place to congregate for Joey Hardman and the girls from Hallahan Girl's High.

WAC recruitment poster

Cover of "Wicce" Magazine, 1974

A Lesbian/Feminist Newspaper, Summer 1974 Courtesy John J. Wilcox Jr. Archives at the William Way LGBT Community Center "Where were you in '62?" refers to the police raid on Rusty's (Barone's Variety Room) that took place…

John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls High School

Originally called Girls' High School, located at 311 N. 19th at Wood St. Joey Hardman, an early member of the activist organization Janus, was expelled from Girl's High, but not before she discovered a lesbian subculture in the area. Photo…

Barbara Gittings, Philadelphia Pride 1972

"c. Kay Lahusen. Barbara Gittings speaks at Phila. Gay Pride Day 1972"

Barbara Gittings Grand Marshall

Year Unclear. Photographer Likely Kay Tobin Lahusen.