LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/1 Card, Las Vegas Color printed card (approximately 3" x 5") encouraging Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.001 Cabaret Show; circa participation at a weekly Las Vegas Cabaret Show held at Lawson early 2010s the Sky Lounge, a short-lived night club in the 100 Center in Mishawaka, Indiana. Local drag performer Bradley Bogaert is featured. Though the card does not have a year, Sky Lounge was open during the early 2010s.

1/2 Correspondence, Six letters written to Niles, Michigan resident Herman Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.002 Don Beavers; 1979 Lawson by Don Beavers. Don was Director of Advertising for Lawson to 1981 InTouch , a magazine geared towards gay men.

1/3 Correspondence, One letter from Ernest J. Collins, General Manager of the Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.003 Ernest Collins; July Business Requirements Division for the United States Postal Lawson 9, 1990 Service. In the letter, Mr. Collins addresses a request by Herman Lawson to change its policy forbidding the unsolicited mailing of condoms. 1/4 Correspondence, The Loving Brotherhood was a New Age "pen-pal" service Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.004 The Loving connecting gay men to each other from across the United Lawson Brotherhood (1); States. Led by Ralph Walker, it espoused New Age spiritual 1980 to 1981 ideals of self-help and self-idealizing. Niles, Michigan resident Herman Lawson used the service to connect with other gay men.

This folder contains correspondence from The Loving Brotherhood Founder Ralph Walker. For more, visit http://tobyjohnson.com/ralphwalker.html.

Last updated April 2020 Page 1 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/5 Correspondence, The Loving Brotherhood was a New Age "pen-pal" service Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.005 The Loving connecting gay men to each other from across the United Lawson Brotherhood (2); States. Led by Ralph Walker, it espoused New Age spiritual circa 1970s to 1980s ideals of self-help and self-idealizing. Niles, Michigan resident Herman Lawson used the service to connect with other gay men.

This folder contains twenty-seven letters to him from fifteen different men from the late 1970s through the late 1980s. Note: One letter includes a photocopy of a nude photograph of a man.

For more on The Loving Brotherhood, visit 1/6 Correspondence, Contains four letters from men that Niles, Michigan resident Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.006 Miscellaneous; 1973 Herman Lawson corresponded with. Each letter contains Lawson to 1985 some reference to the writer's experiences being a gay male, or the gay experience in and around South Bend, Indiana. 1/7 Correspondence, Correspondence to Herman Lawson from William "Rad" Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.007 William "Rad" Radford when Mr. Radford worked for "Out" magazine in Lawson Radford; 1979 to Washington, D.C. 1983 1/8 Correspondence, Copy of a letter from United States Representative Edward Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.008 Rep. Edward Hutchinson to Herman Lawson. It acknowledges Mr. Lawson Hutchinson; Oct. 9, Lawson's letter advocating price controls over oil, as well as 1975 HR166 that proposed to amend the 1964 Civil Rights Act to include prohibitions against LGBT discrimination.

Last updated April 2020 Page 2 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/9 Guide Book, Bob Guide book from publisher Bob Damron compiling locations Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.009 Damron's Address across the United States where gay men can seek each Lawson Book; 1975, 1978, other out. It includes established places like gay bars, and and 1984 hook up locations like parks. In a pre-internet and pre- "out" world, books like these were ways people to seek out and find each other. – CRHC.LGBTQ.009a: 1975 – CRHC.LGBTQ.009b: 1978 – CRHC.LGBTQ.009c: 1984 1/10 Guide Book, Guild Two guide books with gay friendly places across the U.S. Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.010 Guide; 1970 and and around the world. Includes listings for South Bend, Lawson 1972 Indiana. – CRHC.LGBTQ.010a: 1970 – CRHC.LGBTQ.010b: 1972 1/11 Guide Book, In Guide book from In Touch magazine with listings of gay Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.011 Touch 1980s Gay friendly bars and meeting places in the United States and Lawson Men's Guide; circa Canada. Has listings for South Bend, Indiana. 1980 1/12 Guide Book, Places Guide book specifically targeting LGBTQ people traveling in Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.012 of Interest; 1985 the United States, Canada, and the Carribean. Has listings Lawson for South Bend, Indiana 1/13 Lambda Society of Various documents from the Lambda Society of Michiana, a Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.013 DIGITA Michiana; circa non-partisan LGBTQ service and social organization. Lawson L 1970s – CRHC.LGBTQ.013a: Admittance ticket to a New Year's Eve 1973 Dance. – CRHC.LGBTQ.013b: Envelope with return address from Lambda Society of Michiana. – CRHC.LGBTQ.013c: Pin (originally contained inside the envelope listed above). – CRHC.LGBTQ.013d: Fact sheet about the organization, 1973. Note: Crumpbled. Handle with care. – CRHC.LGBTQ.013e: Lambda International Association card, expired 1978.

Last updated April 2020 Page 3 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/14 Lambda Society of Newsletters from the Lambda Society of Michiana. The Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.014 Michiana, Lambda Society was a national LGBTQ advocacy group. Lawson Newsletters; circa Contains two newsletters from the 1970s. 1970s – CRHC.LGBTQ.014a: October 1973 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014b: April 1974 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014c: July 1974 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014d: November 1974 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014e: December 1974 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014f: January 1975 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014g: February 1975 (contains a poster for "The Playgirls" performance at The Sea Horse on February 21, 1975.) – CRHC.LGBTQ.014h: March 1975 – CRHC.LGBTQ.014i: April 1975 1/15 Left Bank Club, Contains two membership cards in the "Left Bank Club" Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.015 Membership Card; located at Park Jefferson Apartments in South Bend, Lawson circa 1970s Indiana. – CRHC.LGBTQ.015a: Card from 1973 – CRHC.LGBTQ.015b: Card from 1975. 1/16 Photograph, Printout from Truman's website of their employee Charlene. Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.016 Charlene; circa The printout is dated September 7, 2000. Lawson September 2000 1/17 "Seahorse Presents, Two flyers for the Seahorse's presentation of "The Playgirls: Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.017 DIGITA The Playgirls," A Dynamic Duo," two drag performers. Lawson L Flyers; circa 1975 – CRHC.LGBTQ.017a: Flyer from April 25 and 26, 1975 – CRHC.LGBTQ.017b: Flyer from February 22 (no year, presumed to be near 1975).

Last updated April 2020 Page 4 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/18 Seahorse II Cabaret, Contains five invitations (with envelopes) to various special Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.018 Invitation Cards; events at the Seahorse II Cabaret in South Bend, Indiana. Lawson circa 1980s The Seahorse was an LGBTQ bar and performance venue on South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.018a: December 7, 1981 (card and envelope) – CRHC.LGBTQ.018b: December 3, 1984 (card and envelope) – CRHC.LGBTQ.018c: December 6, 1982 (card and envelope) – CRHC.LGBTQ.018d: December 1, 1986 (card and envelope). Note: Card has small paper snowflakes inside. Open with caution. – CRHC.LGBTQ.018e: December 4, 1989 (card and envelope)

1/19 Skipper's Mates; Issue number 10 of "Skipper's Mates," a gay oriented pen Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.019 circa 1976 pal service. Contributors paid to include information about Lawson themselves. Users could then write in to the service who would forward the letter to the intended recipient. No date given, though a holding from the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archive (http://www.clga.ca/periodicals/si-sz) lists it as circa 1976.

1/20 Sticker, Human Small (approximately 3" by 3") sticker with a blue Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.020 Rights Campaign; background and yellow equal sign icon ("="). The icon is Lawson circa 2010s recognized as the symbol of the Human Rights Campaign, a national LGBTQ civil rights organization. Although there is no date on the sticker, it is presumed to be from the early 2010s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 5 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/21 Truman's Drink List; Paper signs cut in the shape of a jukebox. Both list drinks Herman CRHC.LGBTQ.021 circa 1990s to 2000s available at Truman's, a predominately LGBTQ dance club Lawson in Mishawaka, Indiana, during the 1990s into the 2000s.

1/22 Pride in the Park; no Two-page, typed schedule of events and list of sponsors for Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.022 date the "Pride in the Park" event sponsored by the GLBT Pittman Resource Center of Michiana. Document does not contain a date, but presumed to be from the mid-2000s.

1/23 Campaigning for a Photocopy of a section from a published booklet entitled, Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.023 Policy; no date Campaigning for a Policy . It contains advice for LGBTQ civil Pittman rights advocates. No publishing information was copied.

1/24 Bumper Sticker, Bumper sticker meant to adhere to the back of a car that Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.024 DIGITA "Alive with Hope and reads “South Bend / Alive with Hope and Pride! / Pittman L Pride!"; circa 2007 www.hopenotfear.org.” The sticker was produced by the South Bend "Citizens for Progress" group, and meant to show support for LGBTQ civil rights in the city. A blog from 2007 that references this sticker, among other actions in the city, remains online as of May 2019: http://sbcitizensforprogress.blogspot.com 1/25 Sticker, Al "Buddy" Sticker encouraging people to re-elect Al "Buddy" Kirsits for Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.025 Kirsits; no date South Bend City [sic] Council. The sticker is undated. Mr. Pittman Kirsits supported the 2006 and 2010 bills adding LGBTQ language to the city's human rights ordinance.

1/26 Brochure, South Two tri-folded brochures identifying the South Bend Human Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.026 Bend Human Rights Rights Commission. One says, "The keys to unlock the Pittman Commission; no date doors of discrimination." While both brochures are undated, they are likely from the early to mid 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.026a: Blue – CRHC.LGBTQ.026b: White

Last updated April 2020 Page 6 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/27 HRC Information Blank form documents from the City of South Bend Human Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.027 Request; no date Rights Commission. If a person believed they were Pittman discriminated against, they would begin a claim by filling out this form. Although there is no date, it is presumed to be from the mid-2000s. As of this document, LGBTQ language was not included as a protected category.

1/28 Indiana Equality; Documents from Indiana Equality, an organization working Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.028 circa 2000s to advance LGBTQ civil rights across Indiana. Pittman

Among the documents is a proposed amendment to the Indiana Civil Rights Law, along with a brief timeline of LGBTQ civil rights advancements in Indiana from 1976 until 2003.

Last updated April 2020 Page 7 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/29 Statements from Collection of statements from South Bend Equality offering Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.029 South Bend Equality; talking points in favor of, and suggested responses to Pittman circa 2000s criticisms against the proposed changes to South Bend's human rights ordinance. – CRHC.LGBTQ.029a: "An Important Notice from South Bend Equality!" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029b: "South Bend Equality Needs You... NOW!!!", circa 2006 – CRHC.LGBTQ.029c: Press Release, April 25, 2006 – CRHC.LGBTQ.029d: "Petition for Other Area Residents" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029e: "Envisioning a Discrimination Free Community" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029f: "South Bend Human Rights Commission / January 19, 2005" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029g: Miscellaneous notes for Council speeches – CRHC.LGBTQ.029h: "Statement in Support of Amending South Bend's Human Rights Ordinance" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029i: "How can I help South Bend Equality?" – CRHC.LGBTQ.029j: "Information about the Proposed Amendment..." – CRHC.LGBTQ.029k: "Enforceability of the South Bend Human Rights Ordinance..." – CRHC.LGBTQ.029l: "Legal Concerns Regarding Adoption and Enforcement of the Proposed Amendment..." – CRHC.LGBTQ.029m: "Citizens praise city's new non- discrimination protections..." – CRHC.LGBTQ.029n: "Is there employment 1/30 Meeting Notes, Contains agendas or meeting notes from eleven different Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.030 South Bend Equality; meetings of South Bend Equality held between September Pittman 2003 to 2010 2003 and June 2010.

Last updated April 2020 Page 8 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/31 City of South Bend Photocopy of the City of South Bend's Human Rights Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.031 Human Rights Ordinance as of May 14, 1997. Although the photocopy Pittman Ordinance; circa contains that date, handwritten notes in the back by South 2003 Bend Equality (SBE) member Henry Mascotte indicate this copy was from the beginnings of SBE's efforts to amend the ordinance to include LGBTQ language.

1/32 Michiana's Rainbow Three editions of the Michiana's Rainbow Gazzette (sic) Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.032 Gazette; 2004 newspaper. The paper offered articles of interest to the Pittman through 2008 LGBTQ and straight communities of the Michiana area. Includes three editions from September 2004, April 2007, and May 2007. The latter two editions contain information about the upcoming local primary election in May 2007.

Includes additional editions from another donor: June, September, December 2007; January, March, April 2008.

1/33 Clippings, South Contains forty-nine newspaper clippings from July 2004 Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.033 Bend Tribune ; 2004 through April 2012 regarding South Bend Equality's efforts Pittman through 2012 to amend the city's human rights ordinance to include LGBTQ language. In addition to articles written by South Bend Tribune reporters, the file also contains a number of letters written to the editor.

Last updated April 2020 Page 9 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/34 Memo, "Background Photocopy of a memo from South Bend Common Council Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.034 Information…"; Attorney Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand addressed to 2nd Pittman January 14, 2004 District Council Member Charlotte Pfieffer entitled, "Requested Background Information on Possible Human Rights Resolution and/or Ordinance Amendment Addressing Sexual Orientation." It contains information about the city's Human Rights Commission, paths forward for adding LGBTQ language, and information on state law and what other cities have done.

1/35 No Special Rights; Printout of the home page for "NoSpecialRights.net," a Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.035 December 12, 2004 website established to share information by opponents to Pittman South Bend's LGBTQ civil rights movement, defining those efforts as "special rights" for those with "aberrant sexual behavior."

1/36 Citizen's Guide to Booklet produced by the League of Women Voters of South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.036 Representative Bend with contact information of elected officials for local, Pittman Government; 2005 state, and national offices. 1/37 Elected Officials of Document prepared by the City of South Bend Department Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.037 South Bend; 2005 of Information Technologies containing Common Council Pittman voting districts and brief biographical on all council members, as well as Mayor Stephen Luecke and City Clerk John Voorde. Council Members at the time included Derek Dieter (1st District), Charlotte Pfeifer (2nd District), Roland Kelly (3rd District), Ann Puzzello (4th District), Dr. David Varner (5th District), Ervin Kuspa (6th District), Timothy Rouse, Al "Buddy" Kirsits, and Karen White (At-Large).

Last updated April 2020 Page 10 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/38 Council Rules and Two tri-folded brochures identifying the function and general Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.038 Procedures; 2005 proceedings of meetings of the South Bend Common Pittman and 2010 Council. The Council is a nine person elected board responsible for establishing the South Bend Municipal Code, the body of local laws that governs city budgets, fees for services, and zoning, among other functions. Many Council meetings are open for public viewing and have opportunities for public comment, and this brochure identifies those opportunities.

1/39 Minutes, South Bend Photocopies of minutes from South Bend Common Council Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.039 Common Council; meetings related to the first efforts of South Bend Equality to Pittman 2005 amend the city's human rights ordinance to include LGBTQ language. Includes relevant sections from meetings on February 28, March 14, April 11, May 23, June 13, December 12, 2005, and January 23, 2006.

1/40 Area Business Photocopy of a form letter sent by South Bend Equality to Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.040 Leaders Letter; varied business leaders encouraging them to support South Pittman March 2005 Bend Equality's efforts to amend the city's human rights ordinance to include LGBTQ language.

Last updated April 2020 Page 11 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/41 Department of Law; Memo drafted March 10, 2005, from the City of South Bend Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.041 March 2005 Department of Law Chief Assistant City Attorney Aladean M. Pittman DeRose to Common Council Members with a position statement adopted by the South Bend Human Rights Commission (HRC) on January 19, 2005.

Also includes a memo dated March 14, 2005 from Council Member Timothy Rouse in response. Council Member Rouse raises the question of other peoples who have experienced discrimination and asks, "Where is the line of demarcation to be drawn? ... [S]hould registered pedophiles be included in any amendment?" He includes a printout from the United Methodist Church's website listing many groups they identify as having been mistreated.

1/42 "Evidence of Report prepared by South Bend Equality members Dr. Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.042 Discrimination Catherine Pittman and Elizabeth Karle. When preparing to Pittman against GLBT introduce a bill to amend the city's human rights ordinance, individuals in the initial feedback from South Bend Common Council members South Bend Area"; suggested that proposers be prepared to answer questions April 2005 about the quantity and pervasiveness of discrimination in the LGBTQ community. This report was meant to address that question. Also includes a three-page document with a summary of the survey and its results.

1/43 Gender Youth; April Flyer for an event sponsored by the IU South Bend Office of Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.043 9, 2005 Student and Community Relations and Campus Diversity Pittman geared to combat bullying and discrimination caused by gender stereotypes.

Last updated April 2020 Page 12 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/44 Personnel and Meeting Minutes from the South Bend Common Council Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.044 Finance Committee; Personnel and Finance Committee meeting held April 11, Pittman April 11, 2005 2005. During that meeting, Dr. Catherine Pittman, Psychology Professor at Saint Mary's College, along with members of South Bend Equality presented the findings of the "Evidence of Discrimination against GLBT individuals..." report. 1/45 Legal Background Memo from South Bend Common Council Attorney Kathleen Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.045 Information; April 29, Cekanski-Farrand to Council President Charlotte Pfeiffer Pittman 2005 and Council Member Roland Kelly in which Ms. Cekanski- Farrand shares national court cases (circuit, appeals, and U.S. Supreme) relating to LGBTQ discrimination.

1/46 Draft of Memo from South Bend Equality to Roland Kelly of the Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.046 Amendments to South Bend Common Council proposing changes to the Pittman Human Rights city's human rights ordinance. It adds the words "sexual Ordinance; August 3, orientation" and "gender identity" to the previously protected 2005 categories, "race, religion, color, sex, disability, national origin or ancestry, and familial status," along with other LGBTQ protective language.

Also includes a memo from Council Attorney Kathy Cekanski-Farrand to Council Member Kelly and Council President Charlotte Pfieffer dated December 2, 2005, containing a review of the amendment and Ms. Cekanski- Farrand's assessment of the legal issues surrounding it.

1/47 Notes, Common Three documents with notes from speakers representing Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.047 Council Meetings; South Bend Equality speaking in front of the South Bend Pittman circa 2006 to 2010 Common Council. Only one is dated October 11, 2010, but context clues suggest the other two are from 2006 and 2008.

Last updated April 2020 Page 13 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/48 Bill 29-06; 2006 South Bend Common Council Bill 29-06 was the first attempt Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.048 to include LGBTQ language in the city's human rights Pittman ordinance. This first effort was unsuccessful.

Folder contains: – Photocopy of an earlier draft of the proposed bill. – Photocopy of Substitute Bill 29-06. – Document written by "Kathy" (presumed to be Council Attorney Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand) that accompanied the language of the bill. – Cover letter written by Council Members Charlotte Pfeiffer and Roland Kelly addressed to Members of the South bend Common Council with a timeline of activity and statements by national figures favoring LGBTQ protections.

1/49 Agenda, South Bend Included on the agenda is the public hearing on Bill 29-06 Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.049 DIGITA Common Council; amending the city's human rights ordinance to include Pittman L July 10, 2006 LGBTQ language. The bill did not pass. The agenda includes hand-written text announcing South Bend Equality's views on the failure to pass the bill. Although unsigned, it was presumably written by Catherine Pittman.

– Includes a copy of a letter from Ellen Ann Andersen, Associate Professor of Political Science at Indiana University/Purdue University (IUPUI), dated July 10, 2006. In it, Prof. Andersen defends research that 79% of supported LGBTQ civil rights after South Bend Common Council President Tim Rouse questioned its validity. – Minutes from the July 10, 2006 Common Council Meeting.

Last updated April 2020 Page 14 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/50 Email, Derek Dieter Printout of an email sent by Derek Dieter, then Common Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.050 Council Vote; July Council member, to the Chapin Park neighborhood email Pittman 11, 2006 listserv. The email was sent the day after he voted against the proposed amendment to the human rights ordinance. Mr. Dieter defends his reasons for casting a "no" vote. 1/51 Letters to Council Three identical letters written by Henry ("Hank") Mascotte, Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.051 Members; July 14, member of South Bend Equality, to South Bend Common Pittman 2006 Council Members Roland Kelly, Charlotte Pfieffer, and Ann Puzzello. Members Pfieffer and Kelly were sponsors of Bill 29-06 to include LGBTQ language in the city's human rights ordinance, and member Puzzello voted in favor of it.

1/52 Email, Patrick Printout of an email originally sent to members of the South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.052 Mangan; July 25, Bend Common Council from Patrick Mangan, leader in the Pittman 2006 opposition to expanding South Bend's human rights ordinance. In the four paged email, Patrick celebrates those who voted no to the recently defeated Bill 29-06 as "protectors of the community." He continues to describe his views about South Bend Equality and the "homosexual agenda." 1/53 Email, "An Important Printout of an email sent by the American Family Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.053 Victory in South Association of Indiana with the headline, "An Important Pittman Bend"; circa July Victory in South Bend!" The text refers to how the South 2006 Bend City [sic] Council, "wisely rejected a radical sexual orientation ordinance that gave special status to people who engage in homosexuality and cross-dressing."

Last updated April 2020 Page 15 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/54 "Day of Silence"; Photocopies of two letters, one written to South Bend Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.054 circa 2006 and 2008 Community School Corporation superintendent Dr. Robert Pittman Zimmerman from Patrick Mangan, Executive Director of Citizens for Community Values of Indiana, and the second without a stated recipient written by Mathew Staver, Esq. of the Liberty Counsel. Both advocate for repercussions and responses for the yearly "Day of Silence," an event sponsored by the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) encouraging students who are questioning their sexual identity to remain silent throughout an entire school day. Mr. Mangan's letter was dated April 17, 2006, and was in direct response to Riley High School's proposed participation in the day's event. Both letters urge school leaders to reject participation. Also includes a photocopy of the cover of a booklet published by the main Citizens for Community Values organization entitled, "The Legal Liability Associated with Homosexuality Education in Public Schools."

1/55 Voter's Guide; circa Lists candidates seeking South Bend municipal offices and Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.055 2007 their support or opposition (or clarity in their support) to Pittman amending the human rights ordinance. The one page guide was published in advance of the 2007 primary election. Includes an additional document listing those candidates running for election in May 2007, their support or opposition to the July 2006 bill, and statements made by them explaining their vote. – CRHC.LGBTQ.055a: Guide – CRHC.LGBTQ.055b: Quotes

Last updated April 2020 Page 16 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/56 ICON; May 13, 2008 Letter to Reverend Kelli Harrison of Dignity/Michiana from Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.056 Dan Funk, Executive Director of the Interfaith Coalition on Pittman Nondiscrimination (ICON), an Indiana based group dedicated to help people of faith defend the rights of all human beings. In addition to the letter, information about the group and a list of Indiana churches supporting legislation that would protect LGBTQ people is included.

1/57 "Attitudes Toward Results of a November 2008 survey commissioned by Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.057 Gay and Indiana Equality and the Indiana University Center for Pittman Transgender Civil Survey Research on public opinion for and against civil Rights and rights protections of gay and transgendered people. Protections in Indiana"; circa November 2008 1/58 South Bend Photocopy of an Executive Order for the City of South Bend, Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.058 Executive Order 1- Indiana signed by Mayor Stephen Luecke, barring Pittman 2009; circa June discrimination in employment on the basis of sexual 2009 orientation or gender identity. 1/59 Meeting Agenda, Agenda for a joint meeting of South Bend Equality and the Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.059 South Bend Equality GLBT Resource Center of Michiana. The meeting focused Pittman and GLBT Resource on introducing attendees to the newest effort to amend the Center; November 3, city's Human Rights Ordinance to include LGBTQ language. 2009 1/60 Letters to Council Three letters written by Henry Mascotte, member of South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.060 Members; June 2010 Bend Equality, to South Bend Common Council Members Pittman Timothy Rouse and Derek Dieter. Both members voted against the amendment to include LGBTQ language in the city's human rights ordinance in 2006.

Last updated April 2020 Page 17 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/61 HRC Resolution; Photocopy of a resolution introduced by the South Bend Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.061 June 28, 2010 Human Rights Commission (HRC) to the city's Common Pittman Council, along with a letter by HRC Chair Penny Hughes. Both the resolution and the letter urge the Council to adopt Bill 30-10 extending protection to LGBTQ people in employment discrimination.

1/62 Program, Pride in Eight paged photocopied document given to participants in Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.062 the Park; August the third annual Pride in the Park event, held August 29, Pittman 2010 2010, at Truman's, a predominately gay night club in Mishawaka, Indiana. 1/63 Program, First Program from services at the First Unitarian Church in South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.063 Unitarian Church; Bend, Indiana from August 8, 2010. Catherine Pittman from Pittman August 8, 2010 South Bend Equality delivered a sermon entitled, "Religious Opposition to Equal Rights for the GLBT Community."

1/64 "There is a 'Trojan Photocopied document from “Advance America.” It Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.064 Horse' in South advocates that readers ask the South Bend City [sic] Council Pittman Bend"; circa 2010 to vote no on Bill 30-10, believing the ordinance to be about, "approval of homosexual behaviors, including cross- dressing,” cautions about the bill allowing men to use women’s bathrooms, and it being the first step in a path leading to same-sex marriage in Indiana.

1/65 Sticker, "Vote Sheet of stickers that advocate "Vote Equality" along with Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.065 DIGITA Equality"; circa 2010 the website for South Bend Equality. Though undated, they Pittman L to 2012 are presumed to be from either the 2010 or 2012 efforts for the South Bend Common Council to amend the city's human rights ordinance.

Last updated April 2020 Page 18 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/66 Bill 30-10; 2010 South Bend Common Council Bill 30-10 was another Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.066 DIGITA attempt to add LGBTQ language to the city's human rights Pittman L ordinance. This bill was limited to protecting discrimination in employment, with some exceptions for challenges against small businesses and religious institutions. Issues of housing and public accommodations were not included. The bill was eventually defeated. While members of South Bend Equality advocated strongly for the bill, the limited scope of the bill was not their end goal.

Folder includes: – Document entitled, "Helpful information for people in support of the employment fairness proposal," minutes of the July 26, 2010 meeting where the bill was had a public hearing, and a copy of the agenda for another public hearing at the October 25, 2010 Common Council meeting. – Memo from Council Attorney Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand to Council Members Oliver Davis, Ann Puzzello, and Al "Buddy" Kirsits dated July 20, 2010, in which Ms. Cekanski- Ferrand identifies questions and concerns with wording in the bill. A response by Aladean DeRose, city attorney who had represented the Human Rights Commission, is also included. – Draft of a letter written to "Karen" (presumably Council Member Karen White) encouraging her to vote in favor of the bill. – Printout of a Power Point presentation (presumably prepared by South Bend Equality, although there is no clear

Last updated April 2020 Page 19 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/67 Petition; circa One paged, typed photocopy of a petition circulated by Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.067 October 2010 South Bend Equality encouraging people to support the Pittman upcoming vote in the South Bend Common Council on Bill 30-10 extending protections against employment discrimination to LGBTQ peoples. This is similar to a petition circulated for the 2006 effort, and in one place, the words "Bill 29-06" (referring to the 2006 effort) were used instead of Bill 30-10. 1/68 South Bend Photocopies of statements from selected members of the Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.068 Common Council South Bend Common Council both in favor of and arguing Pittman statements; circa against Bill 30-10. Although the bill, nor the date are 2010 specifically mentioned by name, context clues presume this is referencing the 2010 efforts to add protections against LGBTQ discrimination in employment. Council members highlighted include Henry Davis Jr., Dr. David Varner, Oliver Davis, Timothy Rouse, Karen White, and Al "Buddy" Kirsits.

1/69 Article, "University Clipping of an article from the University of Notre Dame's Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.069 Deserves…"; The Observer student newspaper entitled, "University Pittman January 25, 2011 Deserves 'LGBT-Unfriendly Campus' Trophy," written by student Chris Rhodenbaugh. Mr. Rhodenbaugh identifies as straight, and admonishes the University for being listed in 2010 as the fourth worst LGBT unfriendly campus by The Princeton Review.

Last updated April 2020 Page 20 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/70 Campaign Mailers; Selected mailers from candidates for office in the South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.070 circa Spring 2011 Bend, Indiana primary held May 2011. Pittman – CRHC.LGBTQ.070a: Oliver Davis, Council, 6th District – CRHC.LGBTQ.070b: Tim Scott, Council, 1st District – CRHC.LGBTQ.070c: Charlotte Pfiefer, Council 2nd District (looking to reclaim the seat she lost four years prior to Henry Davis Jr.), card – CRHC.LGBTQ.070d: Charlotte Pfiefer, flyer – CRHC.LGBTQ.070e: Charlotte Pfeifer, mailer – CRHC.LGBTQ.070f: Andrew Jones, challenging Tim Scott for 1st District Council (Sub-prime loans message) – CRHC.LGBTQ.070g: Andrew Jones (Dying city message) – CRHC.LGBTQ.070h: Ryan Dvorak, Mayor – CRHC.LGBTQ.070i: Pete Buttigieg, Mayor, mailer – CRHC.LGBTQ.070j: Pete Buttigieg, Mayor, economic plan – CRHC.LGBTQ.070k: Sticker, Charlotte Pfiefer – CRHC.LGBTQ.070l: Sticker, Ryan Dvorak – CRHC.LGBTQ.070m: Sticker, Marcus Ellison, Council 4th District

1/71 Equality Scorecard; Photocopied document published by South Bend Equality Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.071 circa 2011 listing the results of a survey given to candidates for local Pittman office in the 2011 election. Questions focused on candidates' willingness to support amendments to South Bend's human rights ordinance to include LGBTQ language. Among the participants was Pete Buttigieg, then engaged in his first primary election for the office of South Bend Mayor.

Last updated April 2020 Page 21 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/72 Voter Information Flyer encouraging participation at a Voter Information Night Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.072 DIGITA Night; March 19, event held at Jeannie's Tavern, a gay bar on the west side Pittman L 2011 of South Bend, Indiana. South Bend Equality was there engaging and encouraging voters to register (if not already) and vote for candidates in the upcoming primary election who favor promoting LGBTQ civil rights.

Also includes a table sign entitled, "How Can You help Our Candidates?" with bullet points addressing that question. – CRHC.LGBTQ.072a: Flyer – CRHC.LGBTQ.072b: Table sign

1/73 Dyngus Day; April Two flyers encouraging participation at a Dyngus Day Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.073 25, 2011 celebration at Jeannie's, a gay bar on the west side of South Pittman Bend, Indiana. Dyngus Day is a post-Easter celebration rooted in the Polish tradition after the Lenten season. In many communities, Dyngus Day involves a lot of political activities. This celebration at Jeannie's was targeted specifically to progressive Democrats, particularly those favoring LGBTQ civil rights. – CRHC.LGBTQ.073a: Flyer with voting scorecard – CRHC.LGBTQ.073b: "Progressive Democrats" Flyer

1/74 Program, West Side List participants and proceedings for the 88th Annual South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.074 Memorial Day Bend West Side Memorial Day Parade. The GLBT Resource Pittman Parade; May 30, Center of Michiana was one 109 participating organizations. 2011

1/75 Stickers, Equality for Two stickers (approximately 3.5" diameter) with text that Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.075 DIGITA South Bend; 2012 reads, "Equality for South Bend / Yes on Bill 9-12." The Pittman L sticker was meant to encourage support for the 2012 push to amend the city's human rights ordinance to include LGBTQ language.

Last updated April 2020 Page 22 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 1/76 Bill 9-12; March 2012 South Bend Common Council Bill 9-12 amended the South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.076 DIGITA Bend human rights ordinance to include protections against Pittman L LGBTQ discrimination. This is the bill that passed in 2012.

Contents of the folder include: – Printout of a PowerPoint presentation about what the bill contains. – Letter from Human Rights Commission Executive Director Lonnie Douglas endorsing the bill. – Agenda from South Bend Common Council Meeting on March 26, 2012. – Minutes from the March 26, 2012 Common Council 1/77 Miscellaneous; circa Fourteen documents believed to be produced by South Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.077 2003 to 2012 Bend Equality without a clear date or classification. Pittman 1/78 (Restricted) Collection of South Bend Equality documents, letters of Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.078 Miscellaneous support for the 2006 effort to amend the Human Rights Pittman Communications; Ordinance, and other communications. NOTE: Because 2003 to 2010 these documents contain potentially sensitive information from people not officially part of South Bend Equality, access is restricted to in-person viewing at the IU South Bend Archives only.

1/79 (Restricted) Emails; Collection of printed emails from South Bend Equality Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.079 2003 to 2005 members from October 2003 through October 2005. NOTE: Pittman Because these documents contain potentially sensitive information from people not officially part of South Bend Equality, access is restricted to in-person viewing at the IU South Bend Archives only. 2/1 Minutes, Board of Photocopy of various minutes from City of South Bend N/A CRHC.LGBTQ.101 Public Works; circa Board of Public Works meetings form 1975 and 1976. They 1975 highlight public petitions from neighbors citing The Seahorse (and Paul's Pool Hall) as a public nuisance.

Last updated April 2020 Page 23 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/2 Clippings, Seahorse Contains photocopies of approximately nineteen articles N/A CRHC.LGBTQ.102 DIGITA Cabaret; circa 1980s (mostly from the South Bend Tribune , though also including L through 1990s one from the Rainbow Gazzette ) concerning the Seahorse Cabaret. 2/3 Editorial, "Why Printout of an editorial in the online edition of the South N/A CRHC.LGBTQ.103 Coming Out Bend Tribune from Mayor Pete Buttigieg. "Mayor Pete" (as Matters"; June 16, he is commonly known) chose this editorial to publicly come 2015 out as gay, becoming the highest elected official in Indiana to do so.

Additionally includes a small, handmade sign made by an unknown individual for a community event supporting Mayor Pete's decision. It reads, "Behind Mayor Pete 100% / Peddle your hate somewhere else!"

2/4 Local Media Printouts of three articles from the online edition of the N/A CRHC.LGBTQ.104 Coverage of US South Bend Tribune about the U.S. Supreme Court decision Supreme Court affirming gay marriage rights in June 2015. Includes quotes Decision; June 2015 from local activists and elected officials.

2/5 Clippings; 2016 Contains articles printed from various news sources of N/A CRHC.LGBTQ.105 stories relevant to the LGBTQ community. 2/6 Seahorse II Cabaret; Includes various materials from the Sea Horse II Cabaret, Unknown CRHC.LGBTQ.106 circa 1980s to 1990s an LGBTQ bar and performance venue on South Bend, Indiana's west side. Contains a business card, and a large pink napkin with the Seahorse logo. – CRHC.LGBTQ.106a: Business Card – CRHC.LGBTQ.106b: Napkin

Last updated April 2020 Page 24 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/7 Photographs, Drag Contains nine photographs of varied sizes (none larger than Bradley CRHC.LGBTQ.107 DIGITA Performers; circa 4" x 6") of various drag performers in South Bend, Indiana, Bogart L 1980s through 1990s including Bradley Bogart, and places like the Seahorse and Truman's. Most photographs are not labeled. *Note: Though none of the photographs contain abject nudity, some may be considered sexually explicit. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107a: Orange hat. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107b: Scissorhands. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107c: Spike jacket and gloves, at The Seahorse, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107d: Bradley Bogart, at Truman's, 1999. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107e: Cheetah gloves. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107f: Stage shot. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107g: Puppet. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107h: Black/white letter dress. – CRHC.LGBTQ.107i: Backstage at Truman's.

2/8 Glamour Contains two large photographs (approximately 8" x 12") of Bradley CRHC.LGBTQ.108 DIGITA Photographs, local drag performer Bradley Bogart. Bogart L Bradley Bogart; circa – CRHC.LGBTQ.108a: Checkered Hat 2004 to 2005 – CRHC.LGBTQ.108b: Yellow Hair 2/9 Jeannie's VHS Three VHS videocassettes with activities at Jeannie's Bar, a Dan Larsen CRHC.LGBTQ.109 Cassettes; circa predominately gay bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. 1990s Labels on the three cassettes indicate: – CRHC.LGBTQ.109a: "Jeannie's birthday / 2-9-97" – CRHC.LGBTQ.109b: "Jeannie Bowling / 3-7-93" – CRHC.LGBTQ.109c: Jeannie's Tavern Picture Album"

Last updated April 2020 Page 25 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/10 Photographs, New Contains one digital video disc (DVD-R) with scans of 116 DeAnn Gatto CRHC.LGBTQ.110 DIGITA Wave softball; circa photographs of New Wave softball matches. New Wave L 1980s softball was a predominately lesbian softball group, although they were not "out" to their competitors. Gloria Frankel of the Seahorse sponsored the team, yet did not put any identifying logos on team uniforms.

2/11 AIDS Ministries Staff Staff handbook for the AIDS Ministries/AIDS Assist Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.111 Handbook; circa organization. The organization provided advocacy and Madonna Lee June 26, 2002 support for people living with AIDS and HIV. Contains policies and procedures for staff hired by the organization.

2/12 Obituary, Gloria May 2015 printout from the online version of the South Bend Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.112 DIGITA Frankel; October Tribune obituary for Gloria Frankel who passed away on Madonna Lee L 2007 October 6, 2007. Frankel was the owner of the Seahorse Cabaret, an LGBTQ club in South Bend, and a passionate advocate for LGBTQ rights. The printout includes comments left on the site acknowledging Ms. Frankel's passing. – CRHC.LGBTQ.112a: Obituary (physical storage) – CRHC.LGBTQ.112b: Obituary (digital storage) – CRHC.LGBTQ.112c: Obituary (digital storage) – CRHC.LGBTQ.112d: Obituary for Karen Beck, Gloria's partner (digital storage)

2/13 Citizens for Flyer for the Citizens for Community Values of Indiana Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.113 DIGITA Community Values Political Action Committee (PAC) endorsing "pro-family" Madonna Lee L of Indiana; circa candidates for the upcoming South Bend primary election in 2011 2011. The flyer begins with the question, "Should homosexual activists take over South Bend?" and continues to list candidates they believe will "loving [oppose] the homosexual agenda and [stand] up for traditional values."

Last updated April 2020 Page 26 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/14 Clippings, Truman's Contains printouts of two articles from the online edition of Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.114 Bar; May 2012 the South Bend Tribune regarding the closing of Truman's Madonna Lee Bar in Mishawaka, Indiana. Trumans was a popular gay night club from the 1990s into the 2000s. 2/15 Queer Is The Night; Card encouraging promotion at an event entitled, "Queer Is Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.115 August 23, 2014 The Night," held at Ciao's in downtown South Bend, Indiana. Madonna Lee The event was sponsored by GLASS, a group of University of Notre Dame and St. Mary's College students looking to increase tolerance and awareness of LGBTQ issues among students, staff, and faculty.

2/16 Pride Prom; 2014 Pride Prom was a yearly event that celebrated LGBTQ and Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.116 FLAT and 2015 allies in South Bend, Indiana. The event was inspired by Madonna Lee local organizer Willow Weatherall together with a team of many LGBTQ activists and allies including Jennifer Stephens, Joel Barrett, Meghan Buell, Jeff Graves, Michael Lane, and others. – CRHC.LGBTQ.116a: Ticket from the June 7, 2014 event at the Palais Royale. – CRHC.LGBTQ.116b: Tabletop card from 2014 event. – CRHC.LGBTQ.116c: Tabletop card from the June 12, 2015 event at Century Center. – CRHC.LGBTQ.116d: Fact cards with information about South Bend's LGBTQ history assembled for the 2015 event. – CRHC.LGBTQ.116e: Poster, 2014 (Large) (Flat Storage)

2/17 Out Words; 2015 Program from the event "Out Words: LGBTQ Storytelling." Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.117 The event was organized by Joel Barrett, a local LGBTQ Madonna Lee activist. It featured seven people who told stories about their experiences in and around South Bend, Indiana, including transgender activist Meghan Buell.

Last updated April 2020 Page 27 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/18 Pride at the State; Contains a ticket and a wrist band for an event entitled, Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.118 June 6, 2015 "Pride at the State," featuring drag and burlesque Madonna Lee performances meant to promote LGBTQ pride. The event occurred on June 6, 2015 at the State Theatre in downtown South Bend, Indiana. – CRHC.LGBTQ.118a: Ticket – CRHC.LGBTQ.118b: Wrist band

DIGITAL Photographs, The Photographs taken inside The Seahorse, a predominately Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.151 Seahorse; circa LGBTQ bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. Madonna Lee 1996 – CRHC.LGBTQ.151a. Performers on stage. – CRHC.LGBTQ.151b. Performer on stage. – CRHC.LGBTQ.151c. Group of women playing pool. – CRHC.LGBTQ.151d. Two women standing with drag performer.

DIGITAL Photographs, Photographs taken inside Truman's, a predominately Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.152 Truman's; circa 1996 LGBTQ bar and night club in Mishawaka, Indiana. Madonna Lee to 1999 – CRHC.LGBTQ.152a. Dancing, 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.152b. Man dancing, 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.152c. Drag performance, 1999.

Last updated April 2020 Page 28 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, Drag Contains photographs of various drag performers in South Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.161 Performers; circa Bend, Indiana. Madonna Lee 1990s – CRHC.LGBTQ.161a: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161b: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161c: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161d: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161e: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161f: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161g: Basement at Jeannie's, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161h: Unknown, presumed to be The Seahorse, circa 1996. – CRHC.LGBTQ.161i: Unknown, circa 1996.

2/19 Morris Classic Video Essay written by Louis Jordan about Morris Classic Video, a Louis Jordan CRHC.LGBTQ.119 DIGITA Store Memories; video rental store on the north side of South Bend, Indiana. L 2015 Louis shares his experience working there in the early 2000s, and how it became his first introduction to gay culture. The store had a section labeled "Queer" featuring titles Louis describes as "a master class in queer film." Also includes a Deed of Gift.

2/20 "What We Are Typed document informing readers what criteria are used to Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.120 Looking For"; circa judge drag shows at the Seahorse II Cabaret. No date Beatty 1990s given, presumed to be from the 1990s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 29 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/21 AIDS Ministries/AIDS Newsletters published by AIDS Ministries/AIDS Assist of Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.121 Assist Newsletters; North [sic] Indiana, containing news and information about Beatty 1990s the organization. – CRHC.LGBTQ.121a: Volume 1, Number 4, 1990 – CRHC.LGBTQ.121b: Volume 2, Number 3, 1992 – CRHC.LGBTQ.121c: Spring 1994 – CRHC.LGBTQ.121d: December 1998 2/22 Letter, ICAAN to Letter from Indiana Community AIDS Action Network Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.122 DIGITA Charles Beatty; May (ICAAN) to Charles Beatty informing Mr. Beatty of his Beatty L 12, 1992 approval to serve as a provider for the Indiana HIV Early Intervention Program (EIP). Includes documents sent with the letter. – CRHC.LGBTQ.122a: Letter – CRHC.LGBTQ.122b: Packet of documents 2/23 Program, "An Program for an event benefitting AIDS Ministries/AIDS Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.123 DIGITA Evening at the Assist held at the Seahorse II Cabaret (listed on the Beatty L Cabaret"; November program as "the cabaret"). Also includes an admission ticket 23, 1992 to the event. – CRHC.LGBTQ.123a: Admission Ticket – CRHC.LGBTQ.123b: Program 2/24 Program, "An Program for an event benefitting AIDS Ministries/AIDS Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.124 DIGITA Evening at the Assist held at the Seahorse II Cabaret (listed on the Beatty L Cabaret"; November program as "the cabaret"). Also includes a photocopy of 22, 1993 notes for the production, as well as a photocopy of tickets for the event. – CRHC.LGBTQ.124a: Program – CRHC.LGBTQ.124b: Notes – CRHC.LGBTQ.124c: Tickets 2/25 Mailer, Masquerade Mailer encouraging participation at the first annual Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.125 DIGITA Ball; November 1, Masquerade Ball to benefit AIDS Ministries/AIDS Assist. The Beatty L 1997 event was held at the Mishawka Fraternal Order of Police (FOP).

Last updated April 2020 Page 30 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/26 AIDS Ministries/AIDS Annual report published by the AIDS Ministries/AIDS Assist Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.126 Assist Annual organization for the year 1999. Contains a history of the ten Beatty Report; circa 1999 years the organization had been in existence. Donated by Michael Beatty. 2/27 "Living with AIDS in Digital Video Disc (DVD) entitled, "Your Friends and Michael CRHC.LGBTQ.127 DIGITA South Bend, IN"; Neighbors… Living with AIDS in South Bend, IN," meant to Beatty L circa 2000 to 2003 encourage business donors to donate and be aware of the HIV/AIDS plight in the city. Donated by Michael Beatty.

2/28 Email, Citizens for Printouts of two emails from Patrick Mangan and the Michael Lane CRHC.LGBTQ.128 Community Values Citizens for Community Values of Indiana, an organization in of Indiana opposition of LGBTQ rights. One has the subject line, (Restricted); circa "Urgent Action Alert," encouraging people to attend a protest 2014 of the South Bend City Council and their support of a bill attacking the so called "Marriage Protection Amendment." The second email has the subject, "South Bend's Pro- homsexual [sic] Crusade by Mayor Pete & Certain members of the Countil will harm our community!" It contains fifteen pages worth of criticisms against LGBTQ rights. *Note: Because the printout contains personal email addresses, access is restricted to in person researchers only.

2/29 Letter, Indiana Letter from the Indiana Alcoolic Beverage Commission in Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.129 Alcoholic Beverage Indianapolis to Gloria Frankel. The letter informed Ms. Commission; Frankel of a meeting of the local Alcholoic Beverage Board December 23, 1974 to consider her application for a license. Ms. Frankel was the owner of the Seahorse Cabaret lounge.

2/30 Flyer, "Miss Sea Flyer encouraging participation at a "Miss Sea Horse" Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.130 DIGITA Horse" Contest; circa contest. L March 1975 2/31 Invitation, Sea Horse Photocopy of an invitation to the new Seahorse II location, Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.131 DIGITA II; December 1975 opening December 5, 1975. L Last updated April 2020 Page 31 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/32 Seahorse Bar, Play Small piece of play money with the stamp from the Sea Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.132 Money; circa 1970s Horse Bar. The Sea Horse was an LGBTQ bar and performance venue on South Bend, Indiana's west side. No date, believed to be from the 1970s. 2/33 Seahorse Eleven recordable digital video discs (DVD-R) containing Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.133 DIGITA performance DVDs; various performances held at The Seahorse stage during L circa mid-1980s the mid-1980s. Videos were originally recorded on VHS and transferred to these DVD-R data discs in MPG format. Titles here conform to titles adhered to the DVD. – CRHC.LGBTQ.133a: "1984 Anniversary" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133b: "24 Ann Show (24th Anniversary Show)" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133c: "31st Ann(iversary) Show" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133d: "Chicago" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133e: "Ne(w) Years (19)85" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133f: "Gloria 66th B(irth) Day Show" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133g: "Gloria 66th (birthday show) 2" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133h: "Gloria 66th (birthday show) 3" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133i: "Gloria 66th (birthday show) 4" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133k: "25th Ann(iversary) pics" – CRHC.LGBTQ.133l: "25th Ann(iversary) pics2"

2/34 Letters, re: Seahorse Two letters regarding parking challenges at the Seahorse II Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.134 Parking; circa 1980s Cabaret. One is addressed "The Concern [sic] Patrons of the Seahorse," and tells of a code enforcement violation from January 1983 regarding parking spaces. The second is addressed, "Dear Gentlemen and Neighbors," and is critical of the nearby Goodwill store for allowing the Seahorse to use its parking lot, citing incidences of crime and the "type of clientele that frequents this bar." – CRHC.LGBTQ.134a: Patrons of the Seahorse letter – CRHC.LGBTQ.134b: Gentlemen and Neighbors letter

Last updated April 2020 Page 32 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/35 Article, "Seahorse Copy of a newsletter from Foundation, identified as Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.135 Still Fighting"; circa "Michiana's support group for gay men and women." The 1986 article, "Seahorse Still Fighting," references the mid-1980s challenge faced by the Seahorse II Cabaret in renewing their alcohol license. 2/36 Invitation, "Sting," at Photocopy of an invitation to an event at the Seahorse II Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.136 Seahorse II; Cabaret entitled, "Sting," held on December 7, 1987. December 7, 1987 2/37 Gift Certificate, Blank gift certificate from the Seahorse II Cabaret. The Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.137 Seahorse II; circa certificate has no date, presumed to be from the early 1990s 1990s. 2/38 Flyer, Seahorse II Flyer encouraging people to visit the Seahorse II Cabaret, Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.138 Cabaret; circa 1990s identified as "South Bend's oldest gay bar since 1974," and, "Home of South Bend's Gay Community." No date, presumed to be from the 1990s. 2/39 Program, "Saturday Photocopy of a program from an event at the Seahorse II Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.139 DIGITA Nite Fever"; Cabaret that aimed to, "celebrate 15 years of disco with all L December 3, 1990 new robotic lighting."

2/40 Calendar of Events, List of events for March. Although no year is listed, Easter Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.140 Seahorse II; circa fell on March 30, 1997. March 1997

2/41 "Honoring Our Own"; Program from an event organized by the Chicago Area Gay Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.141 October 28, 1997 and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce honoring Gay and Lesbian History Month. Gloria Frankel, owner of the Seahorse II Cabaret, was honored during the event.

2/42 Thank You Sheet; Typed document containing two messages, one from Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.142 July 22, 1998 "Debbie" thanking The Seahorse for sending her a birthday card, and another from Gloria (Frankel) thanking Debbie for thanking Gloria.

Last updated April 2020 Page 33 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/43 Flyer, Talent Show; Flyers for a talent show held at the Seahorse Cabaret Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.143 FLAT circa 2000s sometime in the early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.143a: 8.5" x 11" version (Box 2) – CRHC.LGBTQ.143b: Large version (Flat storage) 2/44 Flyer, First Flyer for an event at the Seahorse Cabaret billing itself as Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.144 Quarter…Party; circa the, "First Quarter Moon of May Party." 2000s 2/45 Brochure, "Miss Photocopy of a brochure for a performance at the Seahorse Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.145 Indiana Continental"; II Cabaret by Miss Contentintal, Danielle Hunter. August 1, 2001

2/46 Exterior Sign Printout of a proposed outdoor sign for the Seahorse II Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.146 Proposal, Seahorse Cabaret. II; June 22, 2005

2/47 Program, Seahorse Program from a celebration of the third anniversary of the St. Joseph CRHC.LGBTQ.147 II Third Anniversary; Seahorse II. Though undated, since the Seahorse II opened County Public circa 1978 in December 1975, this program is presumed to be from Library 1978. Contains a list of employees and a brief history of the Seahorse until that point. Contained in a clippings file in the. St. Joseph County Public Library and donated to CRHC to build its LGBTQ collection in January 2016.

2/48 Event, The LGBTQ The former GLBT Resource Center of Michiana re-branded George CRHC.LGBTQ.148 DIGITA Center Launch; April as The LGBTQ Center in April 2016. In addition to a new Garner L 28, 2016 brand identity and mission statement, their physical location (CRHC on Mishawaka Avenue received some cosmetic updates. Curator) This event marked the official re-launch. Civil Rights Heritage Center was Community Parnter, with Director Darryl Heller on hand to talk about Jodie Henderson, an African American gay man who was brutally murdered in January 2016 becuase of his sexual identity. Folder contains a program taken from the event. Photos taken at the event are included in IU Box.

Last updated April 2020 Page 34 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/49a "Open Arms" "Open Arms" was a Mishawaka, Indiana based newsletter Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.099 Newsletter; 1997 to with news and information about and of relevance to the 1999 Michiana LGBTQ community. – CRHC.LGBTQ.099a: October 1989 – CRHC.LGBTQ.099b: November 1989 – CRHC.LGBTQ.099c: December 1989 – CRHC.LGBTQ.099d: February 1990 2/49b "Open Arms" "Open Arms" was a Mishawaka, Indiana based newsletter Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.090 Newsletter; 1997 to with news and information about and of relevance to the 1999 Michiana LGBTQ community. – CRHC.LGBTQ.090a: Vol. 9, No. 7, July 1997 – CRHC.LGBTQ.090b: Vol. 10, No. 5, May 1998 – CRHC.LGBTQ.090c: Vol. 10, No. 6, June1998 – CRHC.LGBTQ.090d: Vol. 11, No. 4, April 1999 2/50 The Directory; circa Published by the Lesbian Committee of the St. Joe Valley Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.091 1997 Chapter of the National Organization for Women, "The Directory" is desribed as, "A guide to the busineses serving the Lesbian and Gay communities of the Michiana area."

2/51 M.G.L. Foundation Issues of the Michiana Gay/Lesbian Foundation Newsletter Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.092 Newsletter; 1988 to with information from and of relevance to LGBTQ people in 1989 the Michiana region. The Foundation was established in 1985 with representatives from around northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. – CRHC.LGBTQ.092a: Volume 1, Number 2, October 1988 – CRHC.LGBTQ.092b: Volume 1, Number 3, November 1988 – CRHC.LGBTQ.092c: Volume 1, Number 5, February 1989

2/52 GLEAM Newsletter; One issue of a newsletter from GLEAM, or "Gay Lesbian Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.093 December 1987 Endeavors Around Michiana." The newsletter contains information and advertisements from and of relevance to LGBTQ people in and around South Bend, Indiana.

Last updated April 2020 Page 35 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/53 "Marriage and Press release from the St. Joe Valley Chapter of the Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.094 Lesbian/Gay Lives"; National Organization for Women about a panel discussion November 1988 to be held at the South Bend, Indiana YWCA on November 30, 1988. The discussion included a lesbian and gay couple who talked about their choice to marry.

2/54 Bible, Ministry, and Press release from the St. Joe Valley Chapter of the Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.095 Lesbian/Gay Lives; National Organization for Women about a panel discussion November 1987 to be held at the South Bend, Indiana YWCA on December 3, 1987. The discussion featured Rabbi Amy Zweiback- Levenson from B'Nai Yisrael Reconstructionist Congregation, Reverend Mary Hubbard of St. Paul's Memorial United Methodist Church, and Reverend Susan Weickum of First Unitarian Universalist Church in South Bend, Indiana, discussing how faith communities apporach homosexuality.

2/55 National March on Contains information about the National March on Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.096 Washington for Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights held in Washington Lesbian and Gay D.C. on October 11, 1987, along with the role of the St. Joe Rights; Fall 1987 Chapter of the National Organization for Women in organizing a local response. For more on the march, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_March_on_Washingto n_for_Lesbian_and_Gay_Rights.

2/56 "Lesbians and Gays: Draft of a press release, presumed to be from the St. Joe Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.097 People and Valley Chapter of the National Organization for Women, to Citizens"; circa be held at the South Bend, Indiana YWCA on September September 1987 30, 1987. The discussion featured Ann Muller, author of the book Parents Matter: Parent's Relationship with Lesbian Daughters and Gay Sons , Professor Bill Storey of the University of Notre Dame and owner of Erasmus Book Store, and Dr. Joan Sophie of Madison Center.

Last updated April 2020 Page 36 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 2/57 The Lavender Volume 7, issue number 1 of the monthly "Lavender Ellyn Stecker CRHC.LGBTQ.098 Leprechaun; January Leprechaun" newsletter with news and information from and 1990 of relevance to LGBTQ peoples at the University of Notre Dame and St. Mary's College. 3/N-A T-shirt, Seahorse II; White t-shirt with the Seahorse II Cabaret logo. The DeAnn Gatto CRHC.LGBTQ.080 N/A no date seahorse has a top-hat with a United States flag theme (similar to the Uncle Sam identity). 3/N-A T-shirt, "Come Out White cotton t-shirt with the image of a person running out of Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.081 N/A Michiana"; no date a door followed by a rainbow, along with the words, "Come Pittman Out Michiana!" The shirt encouraged people in and around South Bend, Indiana to be open about their sexual identities.

3/N-A T-shirt, "One Strong Blue cotton t-shirt with the words "One Strong Voice! / Catherine CRHC.LGBTQ.082 N/A Voice!"; no date United for equality" written along the back, and the equal- Pittman sign icon across the front. The shirt was meant to promote LGBTQ civil rights. 3/N-A Wine Glasses, Two identical wine glasses from the 25th Anniversary ?? CRHC.LGBTQ.083 N/A Seahorse II Cabaret; celebration of the Seahorse II Cabaret. December 6, 1999

3/N-A Jacket, Seahorse II Black vinyl jacket with the logo and text of the Seahorse II ?? CRHC.LGBTQ.084 N/A Cabaret; circa 1990s Cabaret in South Bend, Indiana.

3/N-A Jacket, Seahorse II Navy blue vinyl jacket with text of the Seahorse II Cabaret. ?? CRHC.LGBTQ.085 N/A Cabaret; circa 1990s

3/N-A Jacket, Seahorse II Black, lined vinyl jacket with embroidered logo and text of ?? CRHC.LGBTQ.086 N/A Cabaret; circa 1990s the Seahorse II Cabaret in South Bend, Indiana.

4/N-A Jacket, "New Wave" Jacket with "New Wave" and a softball bat embroidered on DeAnn Gatto CRHC.LGBTQ.087 N/A Softball; circa 1990s the back, and "Dee / 24" embroidered on the front. "New Wave" was a predominately lesbian softball team that played in South Bend during the 1990s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 37 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online 4/N-A Wand, "Mr. South Faux gold and diamond "wand" worn by DeAnn Gatto who DeAnn Gatto CRHC.LGBTQ.088 N/A Bend"; circa 1990s performed as a drag king in the "Mr. South Bend" competition. 4/N-A Outfit, "Mr. South Three "suit jackets" and two pairs of pants made from DeAnn Gatto CRHC.LGBTQ.089 N/A Bend"; circa 1990s polyester. They were worn by DeAnn Gatto who performed as a drag king in the "Mr. South Bend" competition. – CRHC.LGBTQ.089a: Jacket – CRHC.LGBTQ.089b: Pants – CRHC.LGBTQ.089c: Jacket with green "X" – CRHC.LGBTQ.089d: Pants – CRHC.LGBTQ.089e: Jacket

FLAT Poster, "We Stand Poster with the seal of the City of South Bend and the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.165 With Mayor Pete"; phrase, "We Stand With Mayor Pete." Although undated, it Madonna Lee circa June 2015 was presumably held by a supporter at community events held after Mayor Pete Buttigieg publicly came out as gay on June 16, 2015. DIGITAL Birth Certificate, Birth certificate for Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.149 Gloria Frankel; April owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on Madonna Lee 15, 1940 South Bend, Indiana's west side. DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.150 Frankel; circa 1960s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on Madonna Lee South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150a: Gloria with friend outside store. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150b: Inside a home, standing near a trophy. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150c: In front of Christmas tree. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150d: With cab driver's hat. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150e: With her cab. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150f: High school portrait. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150g: At store. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150h: In front of store. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150i: At home in front of television. – CRHC.LGBTQ.150j: Sitting on chair.

Last updated April 2020 Page 38 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.163 Frankel; circa 1970s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on Madonna Lee South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.163a: With Seahorse anniversary cake. – CRHC.LGBTQ.163b: With cat. – CRHC.LGBTQ.163c: With Women's Bowling League, Chippewa Lanes, South Bend. – CRHC.LGBTQ.163d: Seated at table.

DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.164 Frankel; circa 1980s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on Madonna Lee South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.164a: With friend (Gloria is on the right). – CRHC.LGBTQ.164b: Gloria Frankel. – CRHC.LGBTQ.164c: Inside a home kitchen. – CRHC.LGBTQ.164d: Arm in arm with friends. – CRHC.LGBTQ.164e: Outside the Closet Bar. – CRHC.LGBTQ.164f: Wearing bows on her shirt.

Last updated April 2020 Page 39 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.153 Frankel; circa 1990s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on Madonna Lee South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153a: At St. Casimir Parish. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153b: Holding plaque. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153c: Seated in leather chair with dog. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153d: Gloria with dogs. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153e: With friend. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153f: With two friends. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153g: Outdoor patio, with two unidentified men. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153h: With Michael Quinn. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153i: Outside The Closet Bar. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153j: Sitting on couch with young girl. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153k: With her partner, Karen Beck. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153l: Celebrating Christmas. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153m: On outdoor patio. – CRHC.LGBTQ.153n: Birthday cake.

Last updated April 2020 Page 40 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.154 Frankel; circa 2000s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154a: In Seahorse t-shirt. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154b: Spray painting. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154c: On a ladder with a cat. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154d: Seated on chair with large dog. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154e: On outside patio with dog. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154f: Brushing fur off dog. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154g: With dogs on bed. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154h: In room with multiple records. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154i: With Michael Quinn at Pride Indianapolis, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154j: With partner Karen Beck. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154k: With partner Karen Beck. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154l: With partner Karen Beck. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154m: Holding tropies with two unidentified men, circa 2000s. DIGITAL Photographs, Gloria Photographs including Gloria Frankel. Ms. Frankel was the Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.154 Frankel; circa 2000s owner of The Seahorse, a predominately lesbian bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154n: Wearing oversized American flag hat, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154o: Holding cigarette, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154p: On the phone, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.154q: Sitting in outside patio, circa 2000s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 41 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, The Photographs taken in The Seahorse, a predominately Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.155 Seahorse; circa lesbian bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. 1970s through 2000s – CRHC.LGBTQ.155a: Exterior of The Seahorse, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155b: Gloria Frankel and friends, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155c: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155d: Gloria in Seahorse t-shirt leaving through back door, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155e: Gloria with man, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155f: Gloria Frankel And Friends At Seahorse, circa 2000s – CRHC.LGBTQ.155g: Gloria Frankel and Friends At The Seahorse, circa 1970s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155h: Gloria Frankel And Friends On Stage At The Seahorse, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155i: Gloria Frankel and Michael Quinn, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155j: Gloria Frankel And two performers, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155k: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155l: Gloria Frankel, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155m: Gloria Frankel, circa 1990s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 42 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, The Photographs taken in The Seahorse, a predominately Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.155 Seahorse; circa lesbian bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. 1970s through 2000s – CRHC.LGBTQ.155n: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155o: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155p: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155q: Gloria Frankel, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155r: Gloria Frankel, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155s: Gloria Frankel, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155t: Gloria Frankel on stage, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155u: Gloria Frankel on stage, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155v: Gloria Frankel, circa 1980s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155w: Two female attendees, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155x: Chandelier. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155y: 25th Anniversary decorations. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155z: Outside beer sign, circa 2000s.

Last updated April 2020 Page 43 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Photographs, The Photographs taken in The Seahorse, a predominately Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.155 Seahorse; circa lesbian bar on South Bend, Indiana's west side. 1970s through 2000s – CRHC.LGBTQ.155za: Exterior short, circa 1975. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zb: Interior, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zc: Two celebrants, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zd: Interior, circa 2006. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155ze: Interior, circa 2006. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zf: Gloria Frankel working, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zg: Gloria Frankel working, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zh: Gloria Frankel working, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zi: Gloria Frankel with Michael Quinn, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zj: Gloria Frankel with Michael Quinn, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zk: Gloria Frankel with Michael Quinn, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zl: Gloria Frankel with Michael Quinn, circa early 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zm: Gloria Frankel with Michael Quinn, circa 1990s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zn: Gloria Frankel, Michael Quinn, and assorted guests of The Seahorse, circa 2000s. – CRHC.LGBTQ.155zo: Gloria Frankel, Karen Beck, and unidentified individual all in softball outfits, circa 1990s.

DIGITAL Seahorse Bar Permit from the State of Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.156 Permit; 2007 Commission permitting GFJ Incorporated (Gloria Frankel), doing business as The Seahorse, to sell alcoholic beverages.

Last updated April 2020 Page 44 of 45 LGBTQ collection, Civil Rights Heritage Center Collections Indiana University South Bend Archives Box/ Folder Title Contents Donor Unique ID Online DIGITAL Business Card, Business card identifying Gloria Frankel as a driver for Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.157 Gloria Frankel; circa South Bend's Yellow Cab service. Madonna Lee 1950s DIGITAL Marriage Certificate; Marriage certificate acknowledging Gloria Frankel and Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.158 March 6, 2006 Michael Quinn as married.

DIGITAL "Dancing To A Article from an unknown publication written by Charlie Katie CRHC.LGBTQ.159 Different Beat"; Piersol. Mr. Peirsol shares his observations about being at Madonna Lee March 1984 an unmentioned gay bar (presumably The Seahorse) in South Bend, Indiana. DIGITAL Employee List, The List of contact numbers for key employees of The Seahorse. Michael Quinn CRHC.LGBTQ.160 Seahorse; circa Although undated, presumed to be from the late 1990s or 1990s early 2000s. DIGITAL Pride Block Party; Contains four digital iPhone photograhs and digital video George CRHC.LGBTQ.162 July 8, 2017 from the 2017 Pride Block Party sponsored by The LGBTQ Garner Center. The party welcomed vendors (including the Civil (CRHC Rights Heritage Center) to a two-block section of Michigan Curator) Street (between Washington and Wayne) in downtown South Bend. Also includes a digital copy of the promotional poster for the event.

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