Jeffrey Speicher, “ID Crackdown at Bars,” Philadelphia Gay News, July 1976, A3.

Jeffrey Speicher, “ID Crackdown at Bars,” Philadelphia Gay News, July 1976, A3.

Dave Powell, “Country ‘Freaks’ vs. City Gays,” Philadelphia Gay News, Aug. 1976, A8.

Dave Powell, “Country ‘Freaks’ vs. City Gays,” Philadelphia Gay News, Aug. 1976, A8.

“Gay Bicentennial Conference,” Lesbian Connection, Mar. 1976, 25.

“Gay Bicentennial Conference,” Lesbian Connection, Mar. 1976, 25.

“Bicentennial Spirit,” Advocate, 11 Feb. 1976, 35.

“Bicentennial Spirit,”Advocate, 11 Feb. 1976, 35.

Gay Bicenten,” Gay Community News, 7 Feb. 1976, 2.

Gay Bicenten,”Gay Community News, 7 Feb. 1976, 2.

“Texas Bicentennial Stirs Furor,” Advocate, 2 June 1976, 15.

“Texas Bicentennial Stirs Furor,”Advocate, 2 June 1976, 15.

“Bicentennial Furor,” Advocate, 25 Feb. 1976, 15.

“Bicentennial Furor,”Advocate, 25 Feb. 1976, 15.

The Three Sapphos of 1900: What Bryn Mawr College Can Teach Us about the Icons Who Put Lesbian Culture on the Map, by Suzanne Stroh and Samantha Pious

This exhibit traces the development of the “Sapho 1900” phenomenon in Paris to three lesbians who came of age in the United States: the performance artist Eva Palmer and the poets Natalie Barney and Renée Vivien. At Bryn Mawr College, they clashed…

“What’s Missing,” Hera, Candlemas 1976, 6.

“What’s Missing,”Hera, Candlemas 1976, 6.

“Freedom!,” Lesbian Tide, July 1976, 37.

“Freedom!,”Lesbian Tide, July 1976, 37.

"Penn's Men," Mandate, Jan. 1977, 23d

"Penn's Men," Mandate, Jan. 1977, 23c

48 Neuilly garden dancing

47 Smithsonian SIA2026-006877 Albert Barney dead

46 Sargent painting M Carey Thomas

45 Eva to Lucy

44 Bessie Marbury and Elsie de Wolfe from My Crystal Ball, 1923

43 Smithsonian SIA2026-006885 Natalie and Alice Barney

42 Smithsonian SIA2026-006909 Albert Barney

41 Smithsonian SIA2026-006971 Alice Pike Barney

40 William D'Alton Mann