Harry Hay
Odd Girl Out, first edition.
Homophile Protest
The Harbor Club on Southwest First Avenue, one of Portland's few gay bars. Photograph taken in the late 1940s.
Ethyl Waters. Image from Genders.org.
Cover of "Sing a Song with Charity Bailey." Photo courtesy of Faith Holsaert.
Charity Bailey teaching at June Camp of The Little Red School House. Photo courtesy or Faith Holsaert
Postcard featuring Charity Baily along with Faith Holsaert (back left) and Shai Holsaert (front right). [ID: A postcard showing a photograph of Charity Bailey surrounded by four children, all of them holding instruments. Bailey sits in the center…
Easter Coats. Faith, Eunice, and Shai Holsaert. According to Faith, "Charity sewed my coat." Photo courtesy of Faith Holsaert
Eunice Holsaert. Photo courtesy of Faith Holsaert.
Left to Right: Shai Holsaert, Faith Holsaert, Charity Bailey. Photo courtesy of Faith Holsaert.
Charity Bailey (cropped version of "Postcard" image). [ID: A cropped image showing a close-up of Charity Bailey. She is a Black woman with medium toned skin. She wears a red dress with black trim. She has a pulled back black bun and small hoop…
A short story set in 1950s Greenwich Village about the love between two women--one white, one black--as observed by the white woman's daughter. Reprinted with the permission of Faith S. Holsaert. Copyright (c) 2003 by Faith S. Holsaert.
Lesbian pulp novel cover
Post-World War II industrial workers
Wartime poster and post-war poster
WAC photographer
Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby, 1943
Esquire’s December 1943 calendar page featuring a Vargas girl donning a WAAC uniform.
World War II factory workers