Nashville (Tenn.)
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
AIDS Vaccine Evaluation Unit, No Date
AIDS Walk Nashville, 1990
AIDS Walk Nashville, No Date
Bettie Page Collection
Dare: From the Heart of the American South, 1988-1992
Delta Kappa Epsilon
The Delta Kappa Epsilon collection, 1847-2009, consists of correspondence, minutes, and promotional materials related to the Gamma Chapter of the fraternity.
Merle Franklin LGBTQ T-Shirt Collection
GCN Nashville, No Date
Eli Givens Social Activism Collection
Hear Our Voices, 1992
League of Women Voters of Tennessee Newsletter Collection
MAT Trotter LGBTQ T-Shirt Collection
The MAT Trotter LGBTQ T-Shirt Collection contains shirts from gay pride events and AIDS fundraisers, mostly from the Nashville, Tennessee area.
Michael McAlister LGBTQ Ephemera Collection
Middle Tennessee LGBTQ Collection
The Middle Tennessee LGBTQ Collection, 1977-2023, consists of artifacts, paper documents, publications, and photographs collected at local events or purchased by Sarah Calise, LGBTQ historian and founder of Nashville Queer History, or items purchased by Vanderbilt Special Collections and University Archives.
Music City Cares, No Date
Nashville Lambda Communications Collection
The Nashville Lambda Communications Collection, 1985-1998, consists mostly of audiovisual materials produced and/or distributed by the organization on a public access channel in Nashville, Tennessee.
Nashville Protest Collection
The Nashville Protest Collection contains ephemeral items from local activist movements. Currently, there are four posters from the January 2025 People's March in the collection.
Office of LGBTQI Life
The Office of LGBTQI Life collection, 1963-2022, consists of the papers, correspondence, and notes of the Office of LGBTQI Life at Vanderbilt.
Our Time Is Now, 1993
Out and About Ball, 1989
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