University of Victoria Special Collections & University Archives AR421 Rikki Swin Institute transgender collection Acc. No.: 2008-006 24 boxes, oversize objects and documents

Source of title proper: Title based on the contents of the collection

Dates of creation: 1943-2003

Physical description area: 7.3m of textual records, graphic material and objects

Archival description / Administrative History

The Rikki Swin Institute: Gender Education, Research, Library and Archives (RSI) opened in Chicago and was the world’s first institute dedicated to transgender research and education. It opened to the public on March 22, 2001, to coincide with the 15th Annual Conference of the International Foundation for Gender Education. The Institute closed in December 2004. The Institute had four objectives: the housing of a library and archives; conference co-sponsorship; digital video education; and research. Archival collections were purchased from Ari Kane, Betty Ann Lind, the International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), and Virginia Prince.

Archival description / Scope and Contents

The Rikki Swin Institute Collection consists of the following fonds: Rikki Swin Institute fonds, Ari Kane fonds, International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE) fonds, and the Virginia Prince fonds. The IFGE fonds include material from Betty Ann Lind and Merissa Sherrill Lynn.

Notes/Restrictions

Access to confidential and personal information of identifiable individuals, other than above named creators and public figures, is subject to a research agreement to protect personal privacy. Confidential files include counselling case files, Fantasia Fair registration information, and RSI Transperson Surveys.

Notes/Associated or Related Materials

In addition to published materials included in this archival collection, UVic Libraries holds over 1000 monographs and periodicals related to transgenderism, transsexualism, cross dressing, transvestism, gender identity and related subjects. These are available from Special Collections (non-circulating) and the Main Library, and include the major gift of published materials from Rikki Swin: search via UVic Libraries Catalogue at http://library.uvic.ca/

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Notes/Arrangement

Beyond the file order in the shipping boxes, the collection was received without a distinct order from RSI. The various creators’ original order is not clear. Selection within the fonds based on relevance to transgender issues, duplicates and non-record material were also removed. Selections were made from the RSI Library’s monographs and periodicals for inclusion in the UVic Library Main and Special Collections, these included books from Virginia Prince and the IFGE newsletter collection. Some publications remain filed with the archival materials. There is overlap amongst IFGE, Betty Ann Lind and Merissa Sherrill Lynn material; as Lind and Lynn were key figures in the Foundation, these materials are described collectively as the IFGE fonds.

Notes / Finding Aids

Complete file list available with folder-level description, and some item-level description.

Notes / Immediate source of acquisition

Donated by the Rikki Swin Institute in 2007. Precise dates of Kane, IFGE, Lind and Prince acquisitions by RSI unknown.

Control area / Dates of Creation

Finding aid prepared by Cameron Duder, Nada Lora and Lara Wilson, 2009-2012.

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Rikki Swin Institute fonds

Archival description / Biographical Sketch

Rikki Swin was born in Chicago in 1947. An expert in polymer construction and design, she started Tec Air, Inc. in 1970, an American manufacturing business specializing in plastic injection moulding. This business grew to annual revenues of US$20,000,000 and, in 1999, she sold the business. Using the resources available to her, she founded the Rikki Swin Institute (RSI) in 2001. Rikki Swin has lived in Victoria, BC, Canada, and currently resides on San Juan Island, Washington, USA. Her volunteerism has included work with the Land Conservancy of BC, Coats for Kids, PEERS [Prostitutes Empowerment Education and Resources Society], the Victoria Conservatory of Music, and the Art in Bloom Committee of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.

Archival description / Scope and Contents

The fonds is comprised of the following series: administrative records, conference and convention materials, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports and research materials. Research material includes approximately 300 completed RSI Transperson Surveys.

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Ari Kane fonds

Archival description / Biographical Sketch

Ari Kane, also known as Ariadne Kane, was born Joseph DeMaios in New York on 12 January 1936. He was educated at Public School No. 75, Prospect Junior High, and Stuyvesant High School. In 1958 he received a Bachelor of Science in Biophysics, Mathematics and Chemistry at City College, New York., and undertook graduate work in biophysics at New York University and University of Buffalo. Ari Kane holds a doctorate of Education from Institute for Advanced Study of Sexuality and is an assistant professor of sexology at the Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco. He also runs Theseus Counseling Services which specializes in gender issues.

Joseph DeMaios worked for many years as a Math and Physics teacher. In 1966 he moved to Europe, where he taught at St. Stephen’s School in Rome, from 1966-67, and at the American College of Switzerland in Leysin, from 1967-68. He moved from teaching to curriculum design and implementation, working in 1968 and 1969 for Educational Technical Services in Rome, developing curriculum for teaching conversation and translation of English.

After his return to the United States, he started his own educational consulting business, Educational Dynamics in 1970. Educational Dynamics offered services in the areas of facilities, planning, curriculum development, educational media and international education. From 1971 to 1975 he held a variety of teaching positions, and developed curriculum for technical courses including “How to prepare cosmetics in the Home” for cosmetology students. He also worked for Aquarius Travel, on design and

3 implementation of a travel education program. He then created his own travel and adventure business, Explorers “A” Travel, specializing in guided historical and cultural tours in a number of countries.

After his return to the United States that Joseph DeMaios began to look for others who were interested in crossdressing. He found a support group for crossdressers in the Greater Boston area and began to feel more confident about his cross-dressing; “Ariadne Kane” was born. Kane’s “emergence from the closet” occurred in 1971. Eventually DeMaios was able to tell his fiancée about his crossdressing, and married Norma Baldani in June 1973.

Ariadne Kane oversaw the restructuring and relocation of the support group, which was renamed the Tiffany Club (later the Cherrystone Club, then the Mayflower Club). In 1975 she founded the Human Outreach and Achievement Institute, an organization dedicated to public education and to working with the health professionals who serve the community. In the early 1980s it was renamed the Outreach Institute for Gender Studies (OIGS) and its Board of Directors was established. The purpose of OIGS is “to advance the understanding of gender identity and role development with a special focus on alternative gender lifestyles.” OIGS published the Outreach Newsletter and the Journal of Gender Studies (1991-1995), and provides educational materials to the public, to TV/TS individuals and groups, and to medical professionals.

Kane also founded Fantasia Fair, an annual gathering of cross-dressing men, their partners, and medical and other professionals working with the transgender and transsexual community. Still an annual event, the first Fantasia Fair was held in 1975 . It was organized by OIGS until 2002. Kane also founded the Outreach Professional Evaluation and Referral Network (OPERN), an intake, evaluation, referral and counseling service for people with gender issues. She appeared on The Phil Donohue Show in January 1980. In 1989, Kane became the third recipient of the International Foundation for Gender Education’s Dr. Virginia Prince Award.

Since the late 1970s, Ari Kane has used a number of different names and both male and female gender pronouns in his personal life, activist work, publishing and employment. As well as his birth name, Joseph DeMaios, he has been known variously as J. Ari Kane-Demaios, Ariadne Kane, Ariadne Maria Kane and Dr Ari Kane.

Archival description / Scope and Contents

The fonds is comprised of following series: Ari Kane/Joseph DeMaios records consisting of business records, correspondence, identity and travel documents, and teaching records; Outreach Institute Records consisting of administrative records, correspondence, published resources, and workshop information; Fantasia Fair records consisting of advertising information, correspondence, event materials, planning and registration records; and Theseus Counselling Services records consisting of administrative records, correspondence, counselling resources and case files.

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International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE) fonds

Archival description / Administrative History

The International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE) is a non-profit advocacy organization founded in November 1986 by Merissa Sherill Lynn. It was established to promote understanding of transvestitism and transsexualism. The IFGE developed out of an earlier organization, the Tiffany Club, which was officially founded 1978. In 1986, the IFGE took over the international services and the Tiffany Club was reformed into a local support group serving the New England area. IFGE elected a board of directors, which took office at first IFGE convention in 1987.

The IFGE operates as a communication medium, an outreach and educational tool, and a unifying factor for the transvestite and transsexual (TV/TS) community. It provides support and channels funds and information to TV/TS groups, and it provides educational information to TV/TS people, to persons directly affected by them, to professional communities and to the general public. The IFGE publishes the TV-TS Tapestry Journal and special topic publications, holds an annual “coming together” convention, and provides a speakers bureau and library on TV/TS issues.

The IFGE is managed by a board of 21 members plus a number of alternates elected from the TV/TS Community at large. Members of the board serve as officers or coordinators on IFGE committees. Each committee in turn works with local organizations on specific projects. The administration is based in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Betty Ann Lind

Archival description / Biographical sketch

Betty Ann Lind was born in 1931. She was an original board member of IFGE, and served the organization for a number of years in various capacities, including its Programs and Nominations Committees. She received the Virginia Prince Award, the Outreach Institute for Gender Studies’ Achievement Award, and Miss Fantasia Fair. She was also involved in Reluctant Press Publishers and the editor of My Sorority, an early transgender newsletter.

Lind was the founder of the Delta Chi Tri-ESS chapter of Washington, DC in the early 1970s, the predecessor to the TransGender Educational Association of Greater Washington (TGEA)

She attended the second Fantasia Fair, held in Provincetown Massachusetts, in 1976. She became a member of the Board of Director to the Fair's sponsor, the Outreach Institute in 1982 and later in 1985 became the Fair Coordinator and served in that capacity until 1991. She died March 4, 1998 at Sibley Hospital, Washington, DC. (Source: Betty Ann Lind obituary http://www.ifge.org/news/balind.htm)

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Merissa Sherrill Lynn

Archival description / Biographical sketch

Merissa Sherrill Lynn was born Wade Southwick. Merissa joined Ariadne Kane’s Fantasia Fair staff in 1976 and took a leadership role in the Cherrystone Club in Boston. Merissa hosted the first meeting of Tiffany Club in 1977 and was its director for the first nine years. In 1978 she developed a long-range plan with the intent to build an international service network. She founded NACD Inc. (National Association of Cross Dressers), an investment corporation in service to the trans community, and was responsible for acquiring the community’s first group housing and retreat. She helped found the TV/TS Tapestry Journal and Tapestry Publications and was its Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief.

In 1986, Lynn founded the International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), an American non- profit transgender advocacy organization and devoted to “overcoming the intolerance of transvestitism and transsexualism brought about by widespread ignorance.” The first IFGE convention was held in Chicago in March 1987. In 1988, she became the second recipient of the IFGE’s Dr. Virginia Prince Award. She founded the “Coming Together – Working Together” convention and was its Director. She was IFGE Director until 1995 and subsequently was granted honorary board membership for life. Lynn lectured publicly for 15 years, appeared many times on television and radio, and has written many educational articles, including The Directory of Terms, a standard booklet for the Educational Resources Committee of the IFGE. She travelled to Trinidad, Colorado for sex reassignment surgery in July 1991. In 2002, she was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Tiffany Club’s annual transgender conference, “First Event.”

Archival Description / Scope and contents

International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE) fonds is comprised of the following series: IFGE administrative records, correspondence, newsletter collection and resource materials; and Betty Ann Lind administrative records, articles and collected publications, and resource materials.

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Virginia Prince fonds

Archival description / Biographical sketch

Virginia Prince was born Arnold Lowman in Los Angeles on 23 November 1912, and began crossdressing at the age of twelve. Lowman attended Pomona College and earned a PhD in pharmacology from the University of California at San Francisco in 1939, and later lectured there in pharmacology. Lowman married in 1941, later divorced and married his second wife in the late 1940s. They founded a grooming products business.

In 1960 Prince founded Transvestia magazine, published six times per year. Transvestia was edited by Prince until 1980 and then sold to Carol Beecroft. It folded within two years and was replaced by Femme Mirror, which is still published. In 1961 Prince started the first transvestite organization, the Hose & Heels Club, which in 1962 became the Alpha Chapter of the Foundation for Full Personality Expression (FPE or Phi Pi Epsilon). FPE became the Society for the Second Self (Tri Ess or Tri Sigma) in 1975. Membership was restricted to heterosexual male crossdressers.

Prince’s career in transgender education activism began in 1961 when she was prosecuted for distributing obscene materials through the US Mail because she had exchanged sexually explicit letters with another crossdresser. She was given probation and was forbidden to crossdress. Prince’s lawyer requested permission for her to crossdress for the purpose of educational presentations. Prince began living full-time as a woman in 1968, at the age of 55. Prince published a number of important works on crossdressing, amongst them The Transvestite and His Wife (1967) and How To Be a Woman Though Male (1971). While Prince’s stance on crossdressing in relation to gender identity has been controversial, her work raised societal awareness and fostered a sense of community. Virginia Prince died at home on May 2, 2009. Virginia Prince was also known variously as Charles Prince and Virginia Bruce.

Archival Description / Scope and contents

Virginia Prince fonds is comprised of the following series: awards and certificates, photographs, correspondence, ephemera and publications.

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AR421 Rikki Swin Institute Collection Swin, Rikki Acc. No.: 2008-006

Joseph DeMaios / Ari Kane

Box 1: 1.01 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general – newspaper clippings – photographs, 1966-1969 (1) (5 photos) 1.02 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general – newspaper clippings – photographs, 1966-1969 (2) 1.03 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general – newspaper clippings, 1968 1.04 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general – Rome, 1968 (1) 1.05 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general – Rome, 1968 (2) 1.06 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general, 1964-1965 1.07 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – general, 1965-1966 1.08 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – resume, 1965, 1969 1.09 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – The American College of Switzerland, Leysin, 1967 1.10 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – Music Project with Sam, 1964 – The Inside Story of Brass Instruments, 1956 1.11 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – business, 1966 – Simon’s Rock, catalogue – general (1) 1.12 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – business, 1966 – Simon’s Rock, catalogue – general (2) 1.13 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1960-1962 (1) 1.14 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1960-1962 (2) 1.15 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – personal, 1962 1.16 Joseph DeMaios – appointment calendar, 1970-1971 1.17 Fantasia Fair – video titles, 1994 (photocopies) 1.18 Gender Alternatives League – letter, 1991 – A Bill regarding Sacramento City Code 1.19 The Journal of Gender Studies – Dallas D. – articles – newspaper clippings – journals, 1992-1993 1.20 The Journal of Gender Studies – correspondence – articles – newspaper clippings – winter/spring, 1994 1.21 Abstracts of a Symposium on Gender Issues for the 80s and 90s 1.22 The Journal of Gender Studies – reviews, 1992 1.23 Joseph DeMaios – financial records, 1968-1969

Box 2: 2.1 Joseph DeMaios – ephemera – certificates – reports – programs – photographs, 1943-1958 (8 photos) 2.2 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – memos – St. Stephen’s School in Rome, rules and regulations, 1966-1967 2.3 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1971-1974 2.4 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – Financial statements, 1969-1970 2.5 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1966 (1) 2.6 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1966 (2) 2.7 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1967 2.8 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1968 2.9 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1969 – general 2.10 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – personal (Return to USA), 1969-1970 2.11 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1970 (1) 2.12 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1970 (2)

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2.13 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence, 1971-1973 2.14 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence (letter from Mary O’Donovan) – newspaper clipping – Explorers “A” Ltd. – The Campus (Newspaper), 1957, 1973, 1976 2.15 Provincetown Business Guild – minutes, correspondence – other related material, 1983 2.16 Correspondence – miscellaneous, 1973-1974 2.17 The Outreach Institute – book reviews – catalogue, modified, 1984-1989 2.18 Miscellaneous – brochure – catalogue – order forms – Fantasia Fair, 1987-1994 2.19 Miscellaneous – International Bill of Gender Rights as adopted June 17, 1995 – Bems Gender role inventory – Alyson publications, Inc. – The Trouble with Harry Hay, 1990-1995 2.20 Fantasia Fair – evaluation forms, 1975-1976, 1978 2.21 Fantasia Fair – participants survey and Analysis of Data, 1976 2.22 Fantasia Fair – participants survey, undated 2.23 Fantasia Fair – certificates, 1991 2.24 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies (OIGS) – correspondence – minutes – financial statements – general, 1993-1994 2.25 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – stationary sample, 1993 2.26 Theseus Counseling Services – Associates for Human Resources – correspondence – meetings – general, 1993 2.27 Newspaper clippings, 1976, 1992-1995 2.28 Correspondence – brochures – membership handbook – general, 1985-1997 (1 photo) 2.29 Fantasia Fair – financial records, 1980

Box 3: 3.1 Article – “Toward Realization of an Androgynous Lifestyle,” by Ariadne Kane, undated 3.2 Transcript of interview – Ariadne Kane – Jeff Star Wise – “Gender crossing, transvestism, SRS and other topics,” Dec. 1977 (2 copies) 3.3 “Alternative Life Styles,” by Lynn Gould and A. Kane – rough draft – correspondence – notes, 1975 3.4 Articles – “Ariadne Kane speaks of the Transvestite Experience” – photocopies, 1975-1976, undated 3.5 Articles – “The Sex Researchers” by Edward Brecher – “An Introduction to the Subject of Transvestism or Femmiphilia (cross dressing) – newspaper clippings, 1974-1975, undated 3.6 Tiffany Club – brochures – announcements – Letter, 1984 3.7 Articles – “Trinidad, Colorado? The sex change capital of the world” – newspaper clippings – Articles to cut and paste for sale, 1977-1979 3.8 Brochure – clippings, photocopies, 1962, 1975, undated 3.9 Academic papers by Sandra Ben sent to A. Kane: Articles published in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and Consulting and Clinical Psychology - “Scoring packet: Bem Sex-Role Inventory,” 1974 - “Sex Role Adaptability: On Consequence of Psychological Androgyny,” 1975 - “Sex Typing and Androgyny: Further Explorations of the Expressive Domain,” 1976 - “Sex Typing and Avoidance of Cross-Sex Behavior,” 1976 - “The Measurement of Psychological Androgyny,” 1974 - “On the Utility of Alternative Procedures for Accessing Psychological Androgyny,” 1977 - “Psychology looks at sex roles: Where have all the Androgynous People gone?,” 1972 3.10 The Maids: A Play in one act, by Jean Genet – photocopies, 1947 3.11 Articles – photocopies: - “The Clinical Syndromes of Femmiphilie” - Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1977 - “Passages: Predictable Crises of Adult Life,” by Gail Sheeny, undated (2 copies) - “Thinking about Women,” by Mary Ellmann, undated

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- “Transsexualism: The Ultimate Homage to Sex-Role Poser,” by Janice Raymond, undated (2 copies) - “Childhood sexuality: The Last of the Great Taboos? SIECUS report,” by Warren R. Johnson, 1977 3.12 The Outreach Foundation – correspondence – gender and cross-dressing pre/post text – attitude survey – student activity booklet, 1973, 1977 3.13 Articles and pamphlets: - “Dear Mom & Dad, There’s something I gotta tell you,” by Joanne R. Reed, 1976 (2 copies) - “Letter from a Brother of a Transsexual,” Erickson Educational Foundation, undated - “Letter from a Mother,” Erickson Educational Foundation, undated - “The Institution of Marriage: Can transsexuals legally participate?” by Ann D. McGonigle, 1977 (2 copies) 3.14 Nancy S. Lending’s letter about the personal experience of transsexual, undated (2 copies) - “Testing and treating sex change candidates” by Michael S. Baggish, 1978 (photocopy) 3.15 Article and letter – “Children of cross-dressing fathers,” 1978 3.16 Correspondence – articles – “Testing and treating sex change candidates,” by Michael S. Baggish, 1978 3.17 Articles – letter – notes - “Paraculture,” by Karen Berman and Mary Klein, undated - “Akhenaten of Egypt - a new study,” by Cyril Aldred, undated 3.18 Newspaper clippings – homosexuality undated – roster of feminine names, undated 3.19 Articles – science and gender psychology: - “The Case of the Deviant Gender,” 1973 - “Cognition and Social Behavior,” 1977 - “How Women get their way,” 1976 - “The Need for a New Medical Model: A Challenge for Biomedicine,” 1977 - “Masculinity what does it mean to be a man?,” 1976 - “Transsexualism and the First Law of Medicine,” 1977 - “The Whole Gender Catalog - Androgyny: Toward a New Theory of Sexuality,” 1976 3.20 Articles – newspaper clippings – magazines c. TV/TS, 1971, 1975, undated - “Transvestite: Trying to Make It as a Guy,” 1971 - “What we don’t know about homosexuality,” 1974 - “The Samaritan,” undated - “Queen for a day ‘Many transvestites are devoted to their families and the American way of sex as the judges who sentence them,’” by Vicki Richman – Letter, 1975 - “ ‘I Am a Homosexual’ the Gay Drive for Acceptance,” 1975 - “Jorgensen provokes thought and laughter from audience,” 1975 - “Connecticut Bill Defeated,” 1975 - “Transvestite Confab Opens,” 1975 - “Transsexuality - Understanding the Anguish of Men and Women Born in the Wrong Bodies,” 1975 - “Transvestites Speak for Themselves,” 1975 - “Transvestite sex review: Female Impersonator News,” undated - “Crossdressers meeting in Provincetown talk about their desire to pass as women,” 1975 - “Male to Female: The Role Transformation of Transsexuals,” 1975 - “Transvestism, A review,” 1975 - “The Transvestite - Experience,” 1976 - Excerpt: “A Year among the Girls,” by Darrell G. Raynor, (pseud.) - “Hormones and Me,” by Sally Douglas, undated - “Androgyny - Why can’t a woman be more like a man…and vice versa?,” undated

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- “His Most Detestable (Lord Cornbury): Besides being a bigot, a fop, and a thief, the British”, undated - “Androgyny: Toward a New Theory of Sexuality,” by June singer, 1976 - “Hippocrates Revisited,” 1977 3.21 Articles – newspaper clippings – magazines c. TV/TS: - Linda Ronstadt: “I hate the sound of my voice,” 1976 - “Divine,” by David Holland, 1976 - “The Sexes: Being in the Minority - More comfortable for women than men,” 1976 - “A Typology of Transsexualism: Gender Identity Theory and Data,” 1976 - “Operational Definitions for Service, Training, Education, and Learning,” 1977 - “Evaluating the qualifications of a sexual therapist or co-therapy team,” 1977 - “Can Fetishism Occur in Transsexuals?” 1977 - “In her own words: A Distinguished Man becomes a Woman,” undated - “He says he’s a real woman and his car’s a real car,” 1975 - “Hirsutism is an ugly word for an ugly condition,” undated - “The larger woman to get a break,” undated - “Cosmic consciousness: An alternative vision of life after death that substitutes concepts taken from physics and philosophy for the idea of personal immortality in heaven or hell,” 1976 - “How the best and the brightest came of age,” 1977 - “Pant-suited pioneer of women’s lib, Dr. Mary Walker,” 1977 - “A Weekend in Alice’s Wonderland,” 1969 - “Dressing up in Limbo,” 1978 - “Women Doctors are Entering all Specialties,” by Lloyd Shearer, 1977 - “The Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists have come of age,” 1978 - “Getting serious about sex,” 1978 3.22 Articles – TS/TX Sex roles – - “Greater Boston Area Resources for Transvestites and Transsexuals,” by Laura McMurry, undated - “A Non-Transsexual looks at Transsexuality,” by Laura McMurry, undated 3.23 Articles – TS/TX Sex roles – Abstracts from Fundamentals of Human Sexuality, undated - references - classification of sexual deviations, undated - sadomasochism, undated - Fetishist scenes in erotic literature, undated - Erotica Minora, undated - Public Nuisance Offenses, undated 3.24 Articles – TS/TX Sex roles: - Sexuality and homosexuality:” A New View - The Erotic Disguise,” undated (2 copies) - Cross-dressing: “Clothes make the man” 1972 - Transvestism: “Its Erotic Nature,” undated - “Sex! Or Is the Right Word Gender?” 1974 - “Dr. Jessie Bernard on Being Female”, 1974 - “Toward the Meaning of ‘Sexidentity,’” 1973 3.25 Articles – newspaper clippings – TS/TX Sex roles – crossdressing and gender and sexuality from Provincetown, Mass, 1976 3.26 The Outreach Institute – catalogue – book reviews, 1987-1988 3.27 Fantasia Fair – legal aspects seminar by Norman Owen, 1984-1987 – general 3.28 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – brochures, undated 3.29 Contact sheet – photographs – clipping – breast prosthesis, 1976 (1 contact sheet, 4 photos) 3.30 Awards banquet – program, 1988 – gender issues for the 90s – bibliography for the workshop

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3.31 Articles by Leo Wollman, 1967-1985 – General - “Transsexualism: Gynecological aspects,” 1967 - “Office Management of the Postoperative Male Transsexual,” 1969 - “Surgery for the Transsexual,” 1967 - “The Transsexual Story: Introduction,” 1972 - “Curriculum Vitae of Leo Wollman,” M.D. - “Scientific Adviser for Let Me Die a Woman” - “Who’s Who in America,” 1977, 1980-1981 3.32 Articles – Professional, 1983-1984, undated - “The Psychobiology of Sexual Experience” by Julian m. Davidson, undated - “The Nature of Androgen Action on Male Sexuality: A Combined Laboratory-Self Report” - “Study on Hypogonadal Men,” 1983 - The Needs of People - Symposium on Shamanism presented by Walter Houston Clark, 1984 3.33 Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) – report, 1983-1984 3.34 Articles – source material – gender, 1982, undated 3.35 Outreach Institute – financial reports, 1984-1989 3.36 The Society for the Scientific Study of Sex, Inc. – correspondence – paper by Erik Erikson – meeting – general – program, 1983-1984, 1990 3.37 GLAD (Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders) – article: “That Provincetown Style” – Glad Benefit, July 1983 3.38 Correspondence – Health issue seminar with Leah Schaefer, 1983

Box 4: 4.1 Gay and Lesbian Counseling Services – client guide, 1985 4.2 OPERN (Outreach Professional Evaluation and Reference Network) – correspondence – membership applications, 1984-1985 4.3 HOAI (The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute) – workshop – cross-dressing issues and relationships – questionnaire, 1984-1985 4.4 Abstract – Paper for Western Section of SSSS (The Society for the Scientific Study of Sex, Inc.), 1984-1985 4.5 IFGE – conference, 1987 – audio tapes transcriptions 4.6 Fantasia Fair, 1987 – correspondence – general 4.7 Fantasia Fair, 1989 – correspondence – general 4.8 Fantasia Fair, 1989-1990 – correspondence – accommodation information 4.9 Outreach Institute – newsletter – articles – book reviews – photographs, 1986 (2 photos) 4.10 Outreach Article – ‘No Fun Being a Girl,’ by Mano from Playboy – letter in response, 1980 4.11 Newspaper clippings – photocopies, 1976, 1984, undated 4.12 Miller, Niela – correspondence – general, 1982-1985 4.13 Proceedings of a Conference – Boston, 1975 4.14 Fantasia Fair – participant profiles, 1985 4.15 Speaking Engagements – Sexuality and Human Interaction by Ari Kane, 1987-1990 4.16 The Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, Inc. – General, 1983 4.17 Correspondence – Richard F. Docter, 1983 4.18 Association for Humanistic Psychology – correspondence – bylaws, 1983 4.19 Nearly Everything You Wanted to Know About Crossdressing – photocopy of a book donated by Virginia Prince, undated 4.20 The Incidence, Frequency and Rate of Genital Satisfaction of Sixty-Four Post-Operative Male-to- Female Transsexuals Reported to be Experienced During Various Sexual Behaviors: A Descriptive Study – Dissertation by June Martin, 1988 (copy 1)

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4.21 The Incidence, Frequency and Rate of Genital Satisfaction of Sixty-Four Post-Operative Male-to- Female Transsexuals Reported to be Experienced During Various Sexual behaviors: A Descriptive Study – Dissertation by June Martin, 1988 (copy 2) 4.22 Fantasia Fair – participants survey – emergency health questionnaire – correspondence – questionnaire forms, 1993-1994 4.23 Abstract – “Crossdressing Behaviors and Androgomy,” by Ari Kane, undated 4.24 Double Exposure: Study of a Community of Heterosexual Cross Dressers - A thesis by Alison Virginia Demos, 1989 4.25 Library Book Project – information, 1993 4.26 Book I and II, by Ruth Farmer – A Great Hope: A Transsexual Rebirth, 1993 4.27 Correspondence – draft copy of Transcending and Transgendering Male-to Female Transsexuals, Dichotomy and Diversity by Anne Bolin, 1991 4.28 Workshop – Massachusetts Psychological Center – general, 1977 4.29 Workshop – Outreach Foundation – correspondence – pamphlets, 1977 4.30 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – personal records – photographs – miscellaneous, 1967-1979 4.31 Outreach Newsletter – Advertising letter with rate sheet, 1979-HOAI (The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute), undated 4.32 Old Provincetown in Early Photographs, by Irma Ruckstuhl, 1987

Box 5: 5.1 Fantasia Fair – slides – negatives – unidentified, 1979 5.2 Correspondence – Phil Donohue Show – brochure (Stents for Post-Surgical Dilating) – The International Platform Association, Certificate of Achievement to Ariadne Kane, photocopy – general, 1979-1980, 1996 5.3 Fantasia Fair: An Experience to Remember, 1979 – text mock-up layout – photographs (4 photos) 5.4 Reflections – Photographic Essay of Fantasia Fair, 1978 – photographs (31 photos) 5.5 Tiffany Club of New England – correspondence – brochures – general, 1993-1999 5.6 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – correspondence – minutes – pamphlets – general, 1995- 1996 5.7 Fantasia Fair 1996 – Xpressions TM – program – Spring Gala at Niagara-on-the-Lake – notes, 1995 5.8 Fantasia Fair 1994 – correspondence (Alison Laing) – notes, 1993-1995 5.9 Who’s Who and Resource Guide to the Transgender Community – book sources and videos, 1991-1997 5.10 Outreach Newsletter – master – correspondence – newspaper clipping – general, 1979 5.11 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – A Glossary for Understanding Gender Diversity, 1996 5.12 Correspondence – photographs – miscellaneous, 1987-1997 (19 photos) 5.13 Publications – Gender Identity Brochure – miscellaneous, 1988-1993 5.14 Articles – photocopies – miscellaneous – B-W lecture notes, 1994-1996 5.15 Correspondence – conference notes – Outreach & Chi Tribune Newsletter, 1979-1980 5.16 Correspondence – miscellaneous, 1993-1996 – 1995 Fantasia Fair Early Bird Registration form – financial records – Requirements for Continuing as Director of FF, 10/11/94 5.17 Correspondence – Outreach Newsletter, winter 1981 - master copy, 1980-1981 5.18 Exercise book, undated – Handwritten notes, some of it a script, Ariadne Kane 5.19 Correspondence – financial records – Fantasia Fair participants directory, 1983, 1991-1992 5.20 Joseph DeMaios – correspondence – memorabilia – Trip, 1964 5.21 Joseph DeMaios – letters – resumes – job applications, 1975-1976 5.22 Joseph DeMaios – Certificate of Meritorious Achievement – photographs, 1952, undated 5.23 Poster – Transtiti – conference poster with program, Italy, undated 5.24 Correspondence – articles – newspaper clippings, 1988-1995

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5.25 Correspondence – poems – Outreach News Notes, 1983 5.26 Ephemera, 1961-1967: -Canoe club flag, autographed -American Academy of Political and Social Sciences name tag, 1956 annual meeting -Leysin ski permit, 1968 -11 photos from ski trip -Items from 1961 trip to Yugoslavia -Address list of faculty at The Cambridge School of Weston, listing Joseph DeMaios -International driving permits, 1966, 1967 -Two poems: No longer to hate - To a friend, n.d 5.27 Pamphlets – Outreach Institute of Gender Studies, 1978-1995 5.28 Miscellaneous: -Business cards, Ari Kane M.ED., Theseus Counseling Services -Tickets to Fantasia Fair workshops, seminars and functions, 1990’s - Change of address cards announcing JDM’s departure from Boston to teach at St. Stephen’s School in Rome, on the back of which he has written lecture notes

Box 6: 6.1 Correspondence – articles – pamphlets on gender issues – board game, 1994-1996 6.2 NCSA (North Central Sociological Association) – program – annual meetings, 1996 6.3 RSI (Rikki Swin Institute) – transperson survey, 2002 6.4 Correspondence – general, 1980, 1990-1994 6.5 Miscellaneous – contact and information – Princeton, 1992 – Chicago, 1993 6.6 Newspaper clippings – articles, 1991, 2001-2003, undated 6.7 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – logo, 1995 6.8 Notes – Fun Fair Reunion, 1994 6.9 AEGIS (American Educational Gender Information Service) – Annual Report to Advisory Board – General, 1993 6.10 AASECT-GARP (American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists)-(Gender Attitude Reassessment Program) – Conference Evaluation, 1994 6.11 Publication – Aspects of Gender by Lesley Gordon, 1995 6.12 Outreach Institute – Fantasia Fair – correspondence – articles – general, 1989-1991 (1 photo) 6.13 Fantasia Fair – correspondence – registration forms – general, 1993-1994 6.14 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – press release – master copy, 1995 6.15 Gender Attitude Reassessment Program – Planned Parenthood of Connecticut – Theseus Counselling Service – correspondence – pamphlets, 1996 6.16 JBI (Jackson Brook Institute) Portland – correspondence – pamphlets, 1996 6.17 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – faxes material – pamphlets, 1995-1996 6.18 Horizon Institute – Correspondence – general – brochure, 1994-1995, 1998 6.19 Sunshine Club (Hadley, Ma.) – correspondence – registration forms, 1996 6.20 Abstract – Adopting Pre and Post-text Counseling Protocols for Diverse Populations at risk for HIV infection, undated 6.21 Fantasia Fair – roster, 1995 – program guide – registration forms – general, 1995 6.22 T-Programs – brochures – pamphlets, 1996 6.23 Men and Masculinity Conference, 1981 6.24 Harvard Educational Review – Abstract: Crossdressing/Crossgender Behaviors and Androgomy, 1995-1996 6.25 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – miscellaneous – faxed material – brochures, 1995-1997 6.26 The Society for the Study of Social Problems – correspondence – program by Ari Kane, 1996 6.27 International Foundation for Gender Education – program proposal by Ari Kane – pamphlets, 1993-1996

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6.28 Correspondence – brochures – financial statements – directories, 1995-1998 (1) 6.29 Correspondence – brochures – financial statements – directories, 1995-1998 (2) 6.30 Correspondence (Professional) – pamphlets – general, 1995-1997 6.31 Correspondence (Personal) – general – program – pamphlets, 1995-1996 (1 photo) 6.32 The International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy, Inc. – financial report – Index of Proceedings I-IV, 1996-1997 6.33 Travelers Express for Unique Dressers – correspondence – general, 1996 (1 photo) 6.34 Correspondence – pamphlets – workshop proposal for the Southern Comfort Conference, 1996 6.35 The Outreach Institute of Gender Studies Workshop – correspondence – programs, 1997 6.36 American Educational Gender Information Service and It’s time America! – press release – correspondence – merger negotiations – CV of Ms. Dallas Denny, 1998 6.37 Investments – correspondence – workshop/discussion project, 1995-1997 6.38 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – Board of Directors teleconference meetings – correspondence – general – newspaper clippings, 1997-1998 6.39 Theseus Counseling Services – flyer, 1996 – stationary sample, 1997 – Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – contributed goods receipt, sample 6.40 Central Marine Psychological Society – meetings – speaker calendar – evaluation forms – general, 1997-1998 6.41 Indiana University – correspondence – newspaper clippings – pamphlet, 1997-1998 6.42 Maine Clinical Counselors Association – spring conference – correspondence – pamphlets – general, 1998 6.43 Dr. Yvon Menard – correspondence – pamphlet, 1998 6.44 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – correspondence – Outreach Book Services – various brochures – programme, 1991-1993 6.45 Handbook – Female Impersonator’s by “Pudgy” Roberts, 1967 – Uomini come donne (Men as a women) by Mariette Pathy Allen, 1987

Box 7: 7.1 The Outreach Institute – Information on Techniques of Obtaining New ID (The Paper Trip II), 1980 7.2 Investments and CBTV516 – Notes on History of OIGS – correspondence – notes on Fantasia Fair experience – pamphlets, 1977 7.3 Ariadne Kane – published articles, 1995 – OIGS By-Laws, undated 7.4 Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – Boston, MA/OIGS – publications, 1984-1990 -The Outreach Institute Catalogue, undated – insert - Outreach Newsletter, Book Reviews, 1984 (2nd copy catalogued) - The TV-TS Directory: a guide for contact information about organizations, services and programs throughout North America, undated - Abstracts of A Symposium on Gender Issues for the ‘80’s: An Integral Program at the joint AASECT-QUAD ‘S’ meeting, June 1984 (2nd copy catalogued) - Abstracts of a Symposium on Gender Issues for the 90s - Part I of an All-Day Institute given by the 2nd International Lesbian & Gay Health Foundation Conference, 1988 (2nd copy catalogued) - Abstracts of a Symposium on Gender Issues for the 90s, Part I of an All-Day Program for Health Professionals, 1989 (2nd copy catalogued) - Crossdressing A Socio-Cultural Survey, Monograph Series Number I, 1981 (2nd copy catalogued) - Transvestites: Deviant or Minority Group, Monograph Series Number II, 1981 (2nd copy catalogued) - Androgyny and Transvestism, Monograph Series Number 3, 1981 (2nd copy catalogued)

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- Masculinity & Changing Men, a broader perspective: Symposium presented at the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex, 1988 (2nd copy catalogued) 7.5 The International Foundation for Gender Education – San Francisco Coming Together Convention, 1989 – participants package – program, brochures – general (1) 7.6 The International Foundation for Gender Education – San Francisco Coming Together Convention, 1989 – participants package – program, brochures – general (2) 7.7 The Outreach Professional Education and Referral Network – programs – brochures – newsletters – general – newspaper clippings, 1991 7.8 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – grant application, 1995 7.9 Fantasia Fair 1993 Participant’s Program Guide – Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – By- Laws – correspondence – miscellaneous, 1991-1994 7.10 Correspondence – general – pamphlets, 1991-1993 7.11 Fantasia Fair 1993 and 1994 – correspondence – notes – participants survey – financial document, 1992-1994 7.12 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – nomination letter, 1995 – potential board member letter, 1996 – Journal of Gender Studies – subscription letter, 1994 7.13 Conferences on TV – correspondence – notes – publications – general, 1980 7.14 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – seminar at New York University – correspondence – notes – general, 1992 7.15 Fantasia Fair – receipt book – correspondence, 1982-1985 7.16 Fantasia Fair 1986 – An Experience to Remember, 1983 – Pre-Registration Application and Participants Guide, 1986 7.17 Fantasia Fair 1975 – correspondence – registration forms – press release – general, 1975 7.18 Fantasia Fair 1983 – welcome letter – brochure – general, 1981 – Follies poster, 1983 7.19 Fantasia Fair 1980 – Provincetown MA., An Experience to remember – publication, 1980 7.20 Financial records – registration – Outreach Budget, 1988-1989, undated 7.21 Fantasia Fair 1986 – correspondence – brochures – general, 1986 7.22 Fantasia Fair 1986 – registration information – correspondence, 1986 – evaluations (very interesting: names, personal details, preferences), 1968? [1986?] 7.23 Fantasia Fair 1977: Fan Fair – correspondence – registration – brochures – newspaper clippings – general – photographs, 1977 (1) (2 photos) 7.24 Fantasia Fair 1977: Fan Fair – correspondence – registration – brochures – newspaper clippings – general – photographs, 1977 (2) (2 photos)

Box 8: 8.1 Porter Square – book master, undated (photocopy) 8.2 April Ashley’s Odyssey – Outreach Institute – master copy (original), 1982 (photocopy) 8.3 The Transvestite Memoirs of The Abbé de Choisy and the Story of The Marquise-Marquis de Banneville, translated from the French and with an Introduction by R.H.F. Scott – book master, 1973 (Photocopy) 8.4 The Feminine: spacious as the sky, by Miriam & José Argüelles, 1977 8.5 Geraldine: For the love of a transvestite, An autobiographical episode by Monica Jay – photocopy of title page, undated 8.6 Transvestites & Transsexuals, by Deborah Heller Feinbloom, 1976 8.7 Outreach Institute of Gender Studies – Fantasia Fair Educational video order sheet, undated 8.8 Fantasia Fair 1996 – master list and addresses, 1996 8.9 Fantasia Fair – advertising and registration brochure, 1990 – brochure, registration forms (Master) – daily schedule of events, 1983 8.10 Fantasia Fair Participants Profile Form, undated – financial documents – credit card transaction and expenses, 1994 – brochures, 1991-1992

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8.11 Ferrari Publications – notes – permission forms for photo and video release, 1996 (photos to use in International Travel & Entertainment Guide) 8.12 Miscellaneous documents – article – letter – order form and notes, 1985-1997 – letter from a social worker to Ari Kane, 8 Oct. 1977, asking permission to attend Fantasia Fair to work with trans people – photocopy of article, “Bridging gender lines at Fantasia festival” Cape Cod Times 28, Oct. 1985 – order form for Fantasia Fair photo album from 1979 to 1984 8.13 Fantasia Fair 1996 – educational videos orders 8.14 Fantasia Fair 1978 – registration Forms 8.15 Fantasia Fair 1977 – press release – evaluation – Provincetown Symposium II transcript – talk by Nancy Ledins, “Masculinity-Femininity: a search for tomorrow today” – 1976 transcript of symposium welcome and presentation by VP – correspondence about evaluation 8.16 Fantasia Fair 1978 – publicity – correspondence – general 8.17 Fantasia Fair 1979-1980 – newspaper clippings 8.18 Fantasia Fair 1978 – press release – survey (blank forms) 8.19 Wives Workshop – correspondence – general – welcome folder – articles, 1976 – “Ariadne Kane Speaks of the Transvestite Experience” excerpts from VP, The Transvestite and his Wife 8.20 Fantasia Fair 1976 – symposium – correspondence – press release – welcome folder – newspaper clipping 8.21 Fantasia Fair 1979 – financial statements – general 8.22 Fantasia Fair 1977 – agreements – photography arrangements and requirements – general 8.23 Fantasia Fair 1979 – contact sheets (16 sheets) 8.24 Venus Castina, by C.J. Balliet, 1956 – book master (1) 8.25 Venus Castina, by C.J. Balliet, 1956 – book master (2) 8.26 Fantasia Fair 1979 – correspondence – event planning – venues – legal and organizational details – fashion beauty course signup sheet and face template 8.27 Fantasia Fair 1980 – awards – general 8.28 Fantasia Fair 1974-1979 – correspondence – planning details – advertising

Box 9: 9.1 Fantasia Fair 1990 – pre-registration applications – video and photo release forms 9.2 Fantasia Fair 1983 – registration form (master copy) – welcome folder 9.3 Fantasia Fair 1980-1981 – welcome folders – personal profiles – newspaper clippings – photograph – registration forms (1 photo) 9.4 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants – registration and statements – correspondence – photographs (2 photos) (1) 9.5 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants – registration and statements – correspondence – photographs (2) 9.6 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants – registration and statements – correspondence – photographs (3) 9.7 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants – registration and statements – correspondence – photographs (4) 9.8 Fantasia Fair 1983-1997 – pamphlets 9.9 Fantasia Fair 1976 – The Provincetown Symposium (2 copies) 9.10 Fantasia Fair 1977 – Symposium “Masculinity - Femininity - Androgyny…” 9.11 Fantasia Fair 1977 – The Provincetown Symposium (2 copies) 9.12 Fantasia Fair 1978 – The Provincetown Symposium (2 copies) 9.13 Fantasia Fair 1980 – An Experience to Remember (2 copies) 9.13a Fantasia Fair 1980 – Provincetown: An Experience to remember (2 copies) 9.14 Fantasia Fair 1981 – An Experience to Remember (2 copies) 9.15 Fantasia Fair 1982 – An Experience to Remember (2 copies) 9.16 Fantasia Fair 1982 – Directory of Advertisers, Provincetown Mass.

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9.17 Fantasia Fair 1983 – An Experience to Remember (2 copies) 9.18 Fantasia Fair 1983 – Directory of Advertisers, Provincetown Mass. (2 copies) 9.19 Fantasia Fair 1984 – An Experience to Remember (2 copies) 9.20 Fantasia Fair 1984 – Directory of Advertisers, Provincetown Mass. – posters (2 copies) 9.21 Fantasia Fair 1985 – newsletter – schedule of daily events (2 copies) 9.22 Fantasia Fair 1986 – Participants Guide 9.23 Fantasia Fair 1987 – Participants Guide 9.24 Fantasia Fair 1988 – Participants Guide – directory 9.25 Fantasia Fair 1989 – Participants Guide 9.26 Fantasia Fair 1990 – Participants Guide – directory 9.27 Fantasia Fair 1991 – Participants Guide – program Guide 9.28 Fantasia Fair 1992 – Participants Guide – program Guide 9.29 Fantasia Fair 1993 – Participant’s Program Guide 9.30 Fantasia Fair 1994 – Program Guide: Celebrating two decades of providing cherished destination, a safe harbor, and a point of embarkation 9.31 Fantasia Fair 1995 – Program Guide 9.32 Fantasia Fair 1998 – Participants’ Guide 9.33 Fantasia Fair 2001 – Participants’ Guide, 1974-2001

Box 10: 10.1 Fantasia Fair – past analysis, 1977-1978, 1981, 1986 10.2 Fantasia Fair 1986 – workshops resources on Dress – Deportments – directory 10.3 Fantasia Fair – Outreach Institute – correspondence – returned envelopes – general – address corrections, 1977-1978 (1) 10.4 Fantasia Fair – Outreach Institute – correspondence – returned envelopes – general – address corrections, 1977-1978 (2) 10.5 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – profiles – Slumguillion Stew Questionnaire (questionnaire about what registrants are interested in doing) – material on cross-dressing – general 10.6 Fantasia Fair 1979 – registrations – correspondence – organizing information – participants checklist 10.7 Fantasia Fair 1978 – participants’ directory (master) 10.8 Fantasia Fair 1977 – advertising agreement – advertisements 10.9 Fantasia Fair 1979 – newsletters – evaluation survey – participants profile & checklist forms 10.10 Fantasia Fair 1979 – welcome letter to participants from Jarah Kay Chandler – poetry by Merissa S. Lynn 10.11 Fantasia Fair 1978 – classified ads to magazines – general 10.12 Fantasia Fair 1978 – seminars on medical & legal aspects (drafts) 10.13 Fantasia Fair 1977 – agreement between Fantasia Fair Ltd. and Hillside Hair Fashions – general 10.14 Fantasia Fair 1975 – exhibits & displays – correspondence – general – letter to participants 10.15 Fantasia Fair 1977 – correspondence – materials about photographs – print order forms, 1978- 1979 10.16 Fantasia Fair 1978 – newsletters (master) – welcome letter, 1978 – general 10.17 Fantasia Fair & The Outreach Institute – flyers and posters, 1980 10.18 Fantasia Fair – newsletters, 1977-1979 10.19 Fantasia Fair 1979 – evaluation survey 10.20 Fantasia Fair 1975 – fashion show – correspondence – brochures – general 10.21 Fantasia Fair 1975 – personalized program of skin and make up – Elizabeth Arden Red Door Clinic – general 10.22 Fantasia Fair 1976 – body movement – fitness – newspaper clippings – general 10.23 Fantasia Fair 1980 – correspondence – directory of advertising – general – photographs (1 photo)

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10.24 Outreach Institute – Board of Directors – correspondence – financial statements – general, 1994- 1995 (1) 10.25 Outreach Institute – Board of Directors – correspondence – financial statements – general, 1994- 1995 (2)

Box: 11 11.1 Outreach Institute – financial records – general, 1995 (1) 11.2 Outreach Institute – financial records – general, 1995 (2) 11.3 Journal of Gender Studies – correspondence – articles, 1995 11.4 Fantasia Fair – articles from Brigitte Magazine, 1995 11.5 Fantasia Fair 1995 – registration forms – correspondence – general – brochures 11.6 Fantasia Fair – correspondence – brochures – general, 1994-1995 11.7 Fantasia Fair 1995 – registration forms – correspondence – general – video order forms (1) 11.8 Fantasia Fair 1995 – registration forms – correspondence – general – video order forms (2) 11.9 Fantasia Fair 1988 – directory of advertisers – order forms – general 11.10 Fantasia Fair 1988 – letter – program coordinator’s evaluation forms (completed and blank) – general evaluation forms (blank) – mailing list, 1987-1988 11.11 Fantasia Fair 1988 – correspondence – general evaluation survey – photograph (1 photo) (1) 11.12 Fantasia Fair 1988 – correspondence – general evaluation survey – photograph (1 photo) (2) 11.13 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statements – photographs (3 photos) (1) 11.14 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statements – photographs (3 photos) (2) 11.15 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statements – photographs (3 photos) (3) 11.16 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants profile 11.17 Fantasia Fair 1988 – participants guide 11.18 Fantasia Fair 1979 – correspondence – general 11.19 Fantasia Fair 1979 – participants profile – participant check list – newsletter 11.20 Fantasia Fair 1979 – pre-Fair questionnaire 11.21 Fantasia Fair 1977 – evaluation forms and newsletter 11.22 Fantasia Fair/TV Outreach survey, undated 11.23 Fantasia Fair 1978 – Preference inventory (blank) – press release – publicity 11.24 Fantasia Fair 1978 –- financial records – Boutique Fantastique 11.25 Fantasia Fair 1977-1979 – accommodation venues – correspondence – brochures – general (1) 11.26 Fantasia Fair 1977-1979 – accommodation venues – correspondence – brochures – general (2)

Box 12: 12.1 Fantasia Fair 1975 – financial statements – evaluation and survey forms (blank) 12.2 Fantasia Fair 1986 – financial records, 1987-1988 12.3 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – address labels – seminar numbers – general (1) 12.4 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – address labels – seminar numbers – general (2) 12.5 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – address labels – seminar numbers – general (3) 12.6 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – receipts – statements (1) 12.7 Fantasia Fair 1978 – correspondence – receipts – statements (2) 12.8 Fantasia Fair 1977 – financial records 12.9 Fantasia Fair 1977, 1979 – awards list 12.10 CH Wallbank – correspondence – general – awards catalogue 12.11 Fantasia Fair 1983 – participant’s profile and checklist – photograph (1 photo) 12.12 Fantasia Fair 1976 – financial statements 12.13 Fantasia Fair 1976, 1978-1980 – programs – directory of advertisers – voting ballot 12.14 Fantasia Fair 1977-1979 – planning – correspondence – notes 12.15 Fantasia Fair 1978 – evaluation forms (blank) – newspaper clippings (photocopies) 12.16 Fantasia Fair – correspondence – minutes – general, 1984-1989 (1)

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12.17 Fantasia Fair – correspondence – minutes – general, 1984-1989 (2) 12.18 Fantasia Fair 1988 – certificates – mailing list 12.19 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statement – correspondence (1) 12.20 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statement – correspondence (2) 12.21 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statement – correspondence (3) 12.22 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration and participants statement – correspondence (4) 12.23 Fantasia Fair 1988 – coordinator’s program changes & new programs 12.24 Fantasia Fair 1988 – mailing list – correspondence – general – book review

Box 13: 13.1 Fantasia Fair 1986 – directory of advertisers – master copy 13.2 Fantasia Fair 1988 – directory of advertisers – correspondence – general (1) 13.3 Fantasia Fair 1988 – directory of advertisers – correspondence – general (2) 13.4 Fantasia Fair 1988 – video and photo release forms 13.5 Fantasia Fair 1988 – registration forms – pamphlets – image consultants (1 photo) 13.6 Fantasia Fair 1988 – financial statements – general 13.7 Fantasia Fair 1983 – directory of advertisers – master copy 13.8 Fantasia Fair 1986 – contact sheets – photographs (20 contact sheets, 2 photos) 13.9 Fantasia Fair 1976 – correspondence – registration forms – photographs (5 photos) (1) 13.10 Fantasia Fair 1976 – correspondence – registration forms – photographs (5 photos) (2) 13.11 Fantasia Fair 1985 – directory of advertisers – general 13.12 Fantasia Fair 1986 – participants guide – general 13.13 Fantasia Fair 1981 – directory of advertisers – Follies Program 13.14 Fantasia Fair 1987 – coordinator’s report 13.15 Fantasia Fair 1982 – participant profiles – directory of advertisers – official calendar and schedule 13.16 Fantasia Fair 1975 – enquiry letters – photographs (6 photos) 13.17 Fantasia Fair 1975 – correspondence (post-Fair) – newspaper clippings 13.18 Fantasia Fair 1982 – participant profiles 13.19 Fantasia Fair 1976 – correspondence – general 13.20 Fantasia Fair 1976 – correspondence – notes – planning material – OI (Outreach Institute) weekend workshops 13.21 Fantasia Fair 1979 – directory of advertisers – handout folder 13.22 Transsexual Phenomenon – photographs – negatives – illustrations – Benjamin files (55 photos)

Box 14: 14.1 The Story of a Transsexual, by Canary Conn, 1974 – Master copy 14.2 Emergence – The first complete female-to-male story: a Transsexual autobiography, by Mario Martino with Harriett – Master copy (photocopy) 14.3 Femininity, by Susan Brownmiller, 1984 – Master copy (photocopy) (1) 14.4 Femininity, by Susan Brownmiller, 1984 – Master copy (photocopy) (2) 14.5 Transvestites & transsexuals: mixed views, by Deborah Heller Feinbloom, 1977 – Master copy (photocopy) (1) 14.6 Transvestites & transsexuals: mixed views, by Deborah Heller Feinbloom, 1977 – Master copy (photocopy) (2) 14.7 Sex Change, by Thomas Kando, 1973 – Master copy (photocopy) 14.8 Mirror Image: The odyssey of a Male-to-Female Transsexual, by Nancy Hunt, 1978 – Master copy

Betty Ann Lind/ IFGE

14.9 Letters – miscellaneous – photographs

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- Letter to Barbara Jean Rossi (copy), National Association, from Dianne Singer, undated. (The letter discusses her encounter with LA Tri-Sigma, which she describes as the “Virginia Prince ‘dynasty’” and with Prince herself. The letter is accompanied by a cover letter from Rossi to members of the National Association. The two materials appear to have been sent out for members’ information and consideration. Rossi indicates the intention to contact the leadership of Tri-Sigma regarding their policies regarding guests.) (4 photos) - Letter from Volte-Face cosmetic consultants to Our Sorority, Alexandria VA, 1991 - Letter from Fantasy Fashions to OI 1988 regarding advertising in newsletter/rejection of request to donate - Gateway Gender Alliance, 1981 - Letter from Nikki Bee, founder of Serenity, Hollywood, Florida, to Betty Ann Lind regarding Tri-Ess’s policy of heterosexual-only membership - Correspondence about the group - Letter and material about Philadelphia Transsexual Support Group, 1988 - Letter to Betty Ann Lind from Long Island Femme Expressions (LIFE) heterosexual TV group, 1986 - Letter to Betty Ann Lind from Roger Peo, regarding his complete PhD on women who relate to males who cross-dress, with summary of results attached; 1983 letter in which he describes his research and attaches questionnaire to be distributed at Fantasia Fair - Letter from Barbara Fortune, As A Woman Group, New York, to editor, Our Sorority, with attached personal story, “My Life of Living A Lie,” for publication, 1986 14.10 Lifestyles Convention program and events information, 1986-1988 - National TV Events - An Educational Arm of Joyce Dewhurst Events - Fantasy Festival, 1981-1983 - Washington Baltimore Alliance – schedule of events, 1986-1988 14.11 Newsletters – The Taste of Success – The Voice of Success, 1981-1983 (GGA Florida) – - TV Party News, 1985 - Mini-Skirt News publishing / Susan Hall Enterprises - Don’t miss your monthly (drag newspaper) – undated 14.12 Newsletters – Keeping in Touch, 1983 – - “A Decade of Show Stoppers” – Fanny Brice and Rock Hudson, 1980 - The Academy Awards of Washington, Inc. – 22nd Annual Miss Gay Universe Ball, 1986 - IFGE Convention program, 1987 - Woman’s World, March 10, 1987 – Article: “My Husband The Crossdresser.” 14.13 Letters – Miscellaneous - Letter from Kimberly Grant to Ariadne Kane, OI, undated, regarding changes to groups supporting TS, TG & TV communities in Northern NJ. - Letter requesting entry from Maine Alliance for Gender Identity Issues to go in the support group section of OS, 1987 - Outreach Inst. announcement and planning, Fantasia Fair 1988 - Alpha Omega notification of name change, 1986 - Letter to Betty Ann Lind, asking about writing for Our Sorority, 23/10/86 - Printout of emails on gender issues - Letter from Transition Support, Ontario, advising address change, June 10, 1988 - Letter from Patricia Fisher of Montreal regarding FACT Quebec, and including her resume, 1988 - Letter from member of Edmonton Expressions Group (Kathleen Williams), Oct. 18, 1986 (2 photos) - Letter from club president to Our Sorority 1987 asking for mutual permission to reprint articles; Canadian Crossdressing Survey original, coordinated by Julie Vaillancourt of Quebec

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- Letter from Rubert Ray, Metamorphosis Medical Research Foundation, Toronto, 1985 to Betty Ann Lind, brochure on organization, information on aims, membership fees etc. - Letter from Philip Salem (fairly gossipy) to Betty Ann Lind with Salem article “The U.S. Transvestite/Transsexual Contact Service” from Get Kinky 7 and newspaper clipping (photocopy) of Seattle TVs attached, 1985 14.14 Miscellaneous publications and Reports, 1979-1998 - Anwernekenhe 11: Report of the Second National Indigenous Australian Gay Men and Transgender Peoples Conference, 1998 - Info sheet about Indiana Crossdresser Society, undated - The Boudoir, “Very Special Gals” newsletter 1981 (Florida); letters about VSG membership form; application form for membership of International Alliance for Male Feminism - Windy City Chapter, National Gender Alliance, brief “newsletter” 1986-1987, registration forms and description; Spring Fling Chicago Style, 1985 - GGA (Gateway Gender Alliance) document asking members about dues, venues, workshops, etc. - Delta Chi Chapter: RE: Report on the Sorority – By-Laws; The Woman in Your Life - How Does She Sound? – Shopping as a Woman – information sheets - He, She, We, They: Partners of Cross Dressers by The Derby TV/TS Helpline/Beaumont Society/Outreach Institute, 1988. Contains articles by Lind – letter inserted, thanking Lind for permission to use her articles. - Minette: Recollections of a Part-time Lady (copy), donated by Betty Ann Lind, 1979 14.15 Dream, Seattle, 1978-1980 – associated correspondence – Fantasia Fair 1979 registration & Fashion and Beauty course – Fantasia Fair 1980 newsletter 14.16 Articles and Review by Betty Ann Lind: - Going Public - Partners of Distressed Transvestites (A review, by Betty Ann Lind) - Some notes on the History of the Male Actions 14.17 Correspondence – miscellaneous – general, 1981-1990 (3 photos) 14.18 EROS, Spring 1962, volume 1, number 1 14.19 Roses Still Have Thorns, by Mikki Beth D’Aucelli, April 1, 1991 (Photocopy) 14.20 Correspondance – articles – cartoons – photographs, 1989-1990 (5 photos)

Betty Ann Lind / Merissa Sherrill Lynn/ IFGE

Box 15: 15.1 The Passionate Transvestite – Fiction, by Miss Donna Frasee alias Donne Frasee, vols 1-2 – photocopy, undated 15.2 Short stories: Volume 15 - undated (photocopies) - Danish Training School - Dickie’s Diary - Everybody’s Doing it Now, by Dorothea Schultz - Freddie and Jean, by Joan - The Garments of a Girl - George Becomes Janet - Her Majesty’s Personal Slave 15.3 IFGE (International Foundation for Gender Education) – correspondence – articles – pamphlets, 1978-1996 (1) 15.4 IFGE (International Foundation for Gender Education) – correspondence – articles – pamphlets, 1978-1996 (2) 15.5 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (1)

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15.6 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (2) – Letter to Merissa Sherrill Lynn in role as Director of IFGE, as founder of Tiffany Club, and as editor of TV- TS Tapestry 15.7 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (3) 15.8 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (4) 15.9 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (5) 15.10 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (6) 15.11 Correspondence – annual reports – articles – pamphlets, 1983-1997 (7) 15.12 Gender Dysphoria Teams and Surgeons, compiled by the Janus Information Facility, 1978 – A Guide to Gender Dysphoria, 1996 15.13 Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1983-1995 15.14 Publications and articles, 1978-1996, undated (1) - Dialogue of Strangers (Dance of the Dialectic), by Rupert Ray-Gauthier - The Commonwealth of Australia, by Rosemary Coates - An Epidemiological and Demographic Study of Transsexuals in the Netherlands by Paul J. van Kerster…., 1996 - Hormone Treatment in Transsexuals, by Henk Asscheman and Louis J.G. Gooren, 1992 - The Influence of Hormone Treatment on Psychological Functioning of Transsexuals, by Peggy T. Cohen-Kettenis and Louis J.G. Gooren, 1992 - A Sex Difference in the Human Brain and its Relation to Transsexuality, by Jian-Ning Zhou, 1995 - Safety of Cyproterone Acetate: Report of Active Surveillance: Original Report, 1997 - Gender Differences in Behaviour: Activating effects of Cross-sex Hormones, 1995 - Essays on Transsexualism: a collection of papers and presentations, by Professor Louis Gooren - Transsexualism, Introduction and General Aspects of Treatment - Gender role reversal among postoperative transsexuals - An Epidemiological and Demographic Study of Transsexuals in the Netherlands - Hormones and Me, by Sally Douglas - Vandalized Vanity; Feminine Physiques Betrayed and Portrayed - The Porn Prof on Trial, by Jon Wiener, The National, 1993 - Transvestism: A Survey of 1032 Cross-Dressers, by Richard F. Docter and Virginia Prince, 1997 - 2nd Annual International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy, 1993 15.15 Publications and Articles, 1978-1996, undated (2) - The Military Law Project - High-Heel Neil, by John Berendt - Psychiatric Misadventures, by Paul R. McHugh - Transcending and Transgendering: Male-to-Female Transsexuals, Dichotomy and Diversity, by Anne Bolin, [1994] - Births, Deaths, and Marriages Registration Bill, introduction (copy) - Confusion, by Abby M. Greene - Professional & Consumer Advisory Committee and Addendum of Essays: An Invitation to Participate - Dykes and (Ugh!) male to Female Transsexuals, by Tala Brandeis - Interview notes with Richard Doctor - Self-Labeled Sexual Orientation, Sexual Behavior, and Knowledge About Aids: Implications for Biomedical Research and Education Programs, by June M. Reinisch, Stephanie, Sanders and Mary Ziemba-David 15.16 Publications and Articles, 1978-1996, undated (3) - Some Girls will be Boys, by Marcy Sheiner

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- TS Pamphlet and Book List, by Transition Support, Toronto, 1989 - Making Schools Safe for Gay and Lesbian Youth: Breaking the silence in schools and in families - Education Report, Boston, MA, 1993 - The Uninvited Dilemma; Research Supplement, by Kim Elizabeth Stuart - Sexual and Genderal Identity: Transexualism vs Transvestism (Femmiphilia) - The 8th International Symposium on Gender Dysphoria of the Harry Benjamin Association Linda Lee, abroad, 1988 - Annotated Resources; Guide to Periodicals in Human Sexuality, researched & edited by David A. Shore 15.17 Transgender-transsexual – Pamphlets, 2002

Box 16: 16.1 Gateway Gender Alliance – correspondence – general, 1982, undated 16.2 Gateway Gender Alliance – correspondence – directory, 1981 16.3 Gateway Gender Alliance – directory of information & services – membership directory, 1980- 1981, undated 16.4 Tri-Ess Directory – Survival Guide – pamphlets, 1989, 1966, undated 16.5 Tri-Ess – The Society for the Second Self – publications, 1992, undated 16.6 Tri-Ess – correspondence – directories – pamphlets – general, 1977-1979, undated

Rikki Swin Institute

16.7 Rikki Swin Institute – research projects – correspondence – reports – general, 2000-2003 (1) 16.8 Rikki Swin Institute – research projects – correspondence – reports – general, 2000-2003 (2) 16.9 IFGE (International Foundation of Gender Education) – presentation of selected transcripts - excerpted from the proceedings of the 17th Annual Convention of the IFGE, 2003 16.10 Rikki Swin Institute – library collection information – acquisitions, undated 16.11 Guest book, undated – (For visitors to RSI – Opening?) 16.12 “Have you ever? And 149 other sex games for couples” – introduction – philosophical perspective undated (photocopy) 16.13 Fantasia Fair – letters about publications – brochures – newspaper clippings (photocopies) – articles, 1990-2001 (1) 16.14 Fantasia Fair – letters about publications – brochures – newspaper clippings (photocopies) – articles, 1990-2001 (2) 16.15 Treatment of Gender Identity Disorders (Transsexualism) – information from American Psychiatric Association – certificate, 1990-1995 16.16 Letter from Virginia Prince – book proposal – Nearly Everything about Crossdressing, 1993 16.17 HAI (Human Awareness Institute Workshop) – General, 1993 (Ari Kane attended) 16.18 Outreach Institute – By-laws of HOAI Inc. – State of Maine – corporation forms – general, 1993 16.19 Photographs – Rikki Swin with unknown person – miscellaneous photocopies, undated 16.20 Equality picks: photos from various events, 1998, 2001, undated (48 photos) 16.21 Fantasia Fair 1994 – correspondence – planning – registration – advertiser material (1) 16.22 Fantasia Fair 1994 – correspondence – planning – registration – advertiser material (2) 16.23 Rikki Swin Institute – introduction folder – newspaper article (photocopies) 2001 16.24 Rikki Swin Institute – floor plans – architectural drawings, 1999, undated 16.25 Newspaper clippings, 1985, 2001-2002 - “Gender conflicts given clear place of study,” Chicago Tribune, 2001 (about opening of RSI) - “Chicago is home to 1st Institute for Trans Research and Education,” Windy City Times, 2001 - “Transgender behavior often misunderstood,” Chicago Sun-Times, 2001

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- “Hall of Fame: City inducts 2001 GLBT Activists and Allies,” 2001 - “Trans Rights Fight,” Windy City Times, 2001 - “The old man & the she,” Chicago Tribute Tempo, 2001 16.26 Transgender Research Forum, May 19, 2001 – On transgender Health and Social Service Needs – “Trans groups” material, 2001 Convention 16.27 The Transgender Debate, by Stephen Whittle, 2000 16.28 Miscellaneous documents, 2001 – Delegate folder, HBIGDA – Table of contents from a thesis or book, no details as to author or title (the name “Pat Donovan” is written in pencil) – Certificate of Attendance to Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, 2001 16.29 Transgender Youth Survey, 2001 – raw results – T.S. Institute Mission Statement 16.30 Rikki Swin Institute – transperson Survey 2002 – working copy – general

Box 17:

Ari Kane 17.1 Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – financial statements, 1985 (2 copies) 17.2 Fantasia Fair 1975 – film festival – correspondence – articles – general 17.3 Fantasia Fair 1977 – April Adams Fashions – agreement – correspondence 17.4 NASCA Newsletter – Emerge Play Couple (Swinging) – correspondence, 1987-1988 – CM – Enterprises, Tucson (Swinging) – advertising, 1986 17.5 Correspondence – news release – general – subscription forms, 1979-1988 17.6 Gemini Association (Alternative Lifestyles) – correspondence – pamphlets – registration forms, 1977-1978 17.7 Crossdressing and the Law – correspondence – pamphlets – general, 1981-1986 17.8 Miscellaneous – correspondence – pamphlets – press release – general, 1987-1989: - Empathy Press - Vernon’s Specialties Inc. - Special Effects - Brewster Lee G. - Petticoat Junction - Odysseus Enterprises Ltd. - National Gay Rights Advocates (NGRA) 17.9 Miscellaneous – correspondence – pamphlets – general, 1986-1988: - Blossom C. Paster - A-K Enterprises - Neptune Productions - Gender Identity Center - Metamorphosis magazine - The Second International Lesbian & Gay Health Conference & AIDS Forum - The Center for Gender Reassignment - Trans Vestite News 17.10 Miscellaneous – correspondence – pamphlets – updates – general, 1990-1992: - B.J.J. / TV Guise - The Twenty Club Inc. – Theseus Counseling Services - The Human Outreach and Achievement – brochure revision, 1990 - Ingersoll Center – current services - Associated Grantmakers of Massachusetts, Inc. - Partners’ Update 17.11 Articles – Journal on Gender Studies – general, 1990 – 1 floppy disc 17.12 Theseus Counseling Services – correspondence – brochures – general, 1990-1992 17.13 Miscellaneous – correspondence – pamphlets – general – program, 1992

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17.14 A Workshop in Gender Communication with Jayne Thomas and Annettee Cardona – resume – poster – general, 1993-1994 17.15 Fantasia Fair 1992, 1993 – Letter from Fantasia Fair to Provincetown AIDS Support Group – correspondence – addressed mailing labels for complimentary video 17.16 International Congress on Gender, Cross-Dressing and Sex Issues – correspondence – notes – Pamphlets, 1994-1995 17.17 Outreach Institute – By-laws and Regulations – agreement, correspondence – legal, 1974-1977 17.18 Human Achievement Foundation – correspondence – articles – evaluation – general, 1977, undated 17.19 Forensic Mental Health Project – notes for lecture – evaluation – pamphlets, 1978 17.20 The Outreach Foundation – conference – workshop – correspondence – general, 1975-1977 – material for lecturing 17.21 The Outreach Foundation – Para-Culture Development Plan, undated 17.22 Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association – Standards of Care – The Hormonal and Surgical Sex Reassignment of Gender Dysphoric Persons, 1979 – newspaper clippings 17.23 TV-TS Organizations – correspondence – pamphlets – photo, 1978 (1 photo) 17.24 The Outreach Foundation – Open Door Referrals – correspondence – pamphlets, 1977 17.25 The Outreach Foundation – correspondence – attitudinal survey – evaluation – general, 1976- 1977 17.26 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – reports – general, 1982-1983 – agreement of separation, 1978 17.27 The Human Outreach and Achievement Institute – Board of Directors – minutes – correspondence – general, 1981-1983 17.28 Clear Space, application form – News Notes, 1978

Box 18: 18.1 Counselling Records, 1984-1988 18.2 Counselling Records, 1985-1988 (1) 18.3 Counselling Records, 1985-1988 (2) 18.4 Counselling Records, 1986 18.5 Counselling Records, 1986-1987 18.6 Counselling Records, 1986-1988 18.7 Counselling Records, 1987 18.8 Counselling Records, 1988 18.9 Master Copy – April Ashley’s Odyssey, by Duncan Fallowell, 1982 (1) 18.10 Master Copy – April Ashley’s Odyssey, by Duncan Fallowell, 1982 (2) 18.11 Master Copy – Dressing up, by Peter Ackroyd, 1979 18.12 Master Copy – Emergence, by Mario Martino, 1977 18.13 Master Copy – Female-to-Male Transsexualism, by Leslie Martin Lothstein, 1983 (1) 18.14 Master Copy – Female-to-Male Transsexualism, by Leslie Martin Lothstein, 1983 (2) 18.15 Master Copy – Second Serve: The Renee Richards Story, by Renee Richards, 1983

Box 19: 19.1 Master Copy – Sexual Signatures on being a Man or a Woman, by John Money, [1975] 19.2 Master Copy – A Year Among the Girls, by Darrell G. Raynor, 1966 19.3 Transgender Education Network Program – Justice Recourse Institute Health Conference folder, 1999 – FTM – surgical & medical concerns folder 19.4 National Transgender Library and Archives – holding list, 2000 – By-laws 19.5 Articles: - Berdache, “The Zuni Man/Woman: Native America’s third gender,” undated

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- “Boy or Girl?” - “Gender Identity Disorder,” 1996 19.6 Articles: - “Hormone Treatment in Transsexuals,” 1992 - “Hooray, it’s a little soul?,” 1999 - “The Influence of Hormone Treatment” - “Is the psychiatrist more important than the surgeon?,” 1972 - “Jane and Jerry,” 1977 - “Long Term Results in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,” 1980 - “Preliminary Considerations on TV Outreach,” 1976 19.7 Articles: - “The Samaritan,” 1974 - “Sex based vision through the eyes…,” 1999 - “Sex differences in the human brain…,” 1995 - “Switching sides - the gains and the losses,” 2003 - “Toward Realization of Androgynous Lifestyle,” 1977 - “Transgender behavior…,” 2001 - “Transsexualism and Surgical Procedures,” 1973 - “Transvestite,” 1976 - “What are we all about?,” Neptune Productions – questionnaire, undated - “What’s in a name? Some terms used in the discussion of Sex and Gender,” 2002 19.8 Symposium – Humanitas - Werkgroep Transsexualiteit – Genderdysforie, 2000 19.9 Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association XVI Biennial Symposium London, 17-21 August, 1999, by Richard Green; World Congress of sexology: abstracts book, 2001 19.10 Gender Attitude Reassessment Program, by A. Kane and J. DeMaios, undated 19.11 Gendys 2: Report of the 2nd International Gender Dysphoria Conference, 1992 19.12 Gendys 1994: The Third International Gender Dysphoria Conference, 1994 19.13 Gendys 1998: The Fifth International Gender Dysphoria Conference, 1998 19.14 Transgender Equality: A Handbook for activists and policymakers, by Paisley Currah and Shanon Minter, undated 19.15 Newsletters – A - I - The American Federation of Transsexuals, 1987 - Animas News, 1991 - The Arizona TV Review, 1989 - Asian TS Club - Austin Second Image and Organization of the Austin Transgendered Community, 1992 - Be All!, undated - The Berdache Voice, [1993] - Boulton & Park Cultural Society, 1986 - California Dreamin’ 94 - CASES, 1998 - CD Mews Compendium: The Rochester CD Network, 1996 - CED Newsletter, January 1996 - Community Center News, 1996 - Community News, 1999 - The Continuum, 1994 - The Cross Dresser, 1985 - Focus: “Finding True Masculinity…”, 1991 - Frilly Tales, 1975 - New England Swingers: From The Lips of Frances, undated - Gender Networker: For Helping Professionals and Resource Workers, 1988

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- Gender Review: A Newsletter for the Professional, 1993 - Hawaiian - T: The Newsmagazine of Transgendered People, 1997 - Hose and Heel, undated - ILIA, 1989 - The Infinity Network News, 1993 - Intandem, 1977 - It’s time America, 1995

19.16 Newsletters – J - M - Just look at us now!!!, 1989 - Lame Expressions, 1990 - Lola!: Premier Issue, undated - Long Island Femme Expression [Life], 1994 - Lower Susquehanna News, 1989 - The Lumberjack, undated - M.R.S., 1983 - The Minorities Trust and Transcare Emergency Newsletter, 1989-1994 - Man Power: The Men’s Action Council Newsletter, 1994 - Mirror Image, 1990 - The Monmouth & Ocean News, 1996 - Moon shadow, 1994

19.17 Newsletters – N - S - NAC (National Association of Crossdressers) Journal, 1989 - NNTN Bulletin, 1990 - Networking North, 1997 - The New Men and Women of Minnesota, 1994 - Out and About, 1991 - Phoenix: A transgender support group, 1993 - Project Affirmation, 1993 - Rho Eta Chi, 2000 - S.A.M.C. The Newsletter, 1984 - Salmacis, 1990 - Scene & Heard, 1997 - The Seahorse Society: New South Wales Incorporated – constitution – Associations Incorporation Act 1984 – annual report and financial statements, 1991/92 - SEXYG News, 1996 - Sorority News, 1994 - Spy Nature Spitoon, 1997 - Success, 1982

19.18 Newsletters – T - W - TV Entertainers, 1985 - TV Gyde, undated - Touting our worth, 1996 - Trans, 1997 - Transactor Watsup, 1993 - Transformations, 1989 - Transgender Treatment Bulletin, 1998 - Transition House, 1995 - Transitions, 1992

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- Transvestite, 1976 - Travelers Express for Unique Dressers, 1997 - Triple T News, 1987 - Vice Versa, 1991 - Victoria, 1987 - WBA News, 1995 - WOBS News, 1992 - WTA News & Views, 1993 - The Watch, 1996 - Willy boy, 1997 - Women, 1984

Box 20: PUBLICATIONS:

1 All the Social Femmes, by Sally Douglas, 1978 2 America’s Most-Beautiful Boy! A photographic report on the country’s foremost female impersonator, undated 3 Catalog of Fetish Catalogs – Centurian – Spartacus, 1994 4 Certainty: Fetish – Leather & Rubber Lovers – Thailand Special, undated 5 “Chez Madame Arthur”, by Robert Lasquin, 1952 6 Conne Xion, uncensored: issue #23 7 Domination Plus: Annual, number five, 1976 8 Dressed: Vol. 1 No. 5 Queens on Parade - Vol. 2 No. 1, 1977, Torried Transsexuals 9 Finocchio: The World’s Greatest Female Impersonators, 1982 10 French Fluffs: Eva! Erletty, Marie! These and many other exciting female mimics – All perform just for you, volume 4 number 4, undated 11 Gemini’s: Alternative Social Register, 1977 12 Gemini’s: “The Social Register” of the Transgendered World (TS/TV), undated 13 Girl Talk: “For those who enjoy the fun of Crossdressing.” 14 Guys in Gowns: Featuring: America’s Leading Female Mimics, 1964 15 The Jewel Box Review: it’s been a pleasure, undated - 28th edition 16 The Not Naughty News, winter 1992 17 An American Odyssey: America’s Greatest Adult Classifieds, January 1985 18 I Libri Segreti di Photo Hi Fi Italiana : Adre Berg Creature, 1983 19 The Queens: Photographs by George Alpert, 1975 20 Queens of Drag, 1986 21 Reflections : The Exotic Way, undated 22 SETA - SETA Lehti, 1993, issue 1-6 - 1994, issue 1-2, 5-6 23 Sex Change Pussies, 1982 24 Sexual Behaviour: A serious magazine devoted to authoritative information about sex, April 1972 25 She Male: A Psycho-Sexual Phenomenon, 1974 26 She Males: More; A Psycho-Sexual Phenomenon, 1977, undated 27 Super studs in drag, undated 28 Torrid TV’s, undated 29 Transformation: The Magazine created for men who enjoy being women, issue number 4 and 5, undated 30 Transsexuals, undated 31 The Transvestite: World Directory, 1976 32 Travesti: The Magazine of International Transsexualism, 1983 33 Travestis: International, undated

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34 T.V. House Party, undated 35 TV Starts, 1983, vol. 1, number 3, vol. 2 number 1 36 Update: Swinger’s Journal of Couples and clubs, no. 33, 36-37, 1985 37 Vernon’s Specialties, Inc., Third and Fourth Edition, undated 38 The Wild Side, undated 39 Z, 1995

Virginia Prince Box 21: 21.1 Correspondence, 1963-64, 1991-92, 1995, 1997, 1999 21.2 Certificates and awards: - Mar Vista Optimist Club Certificate of Appreciation, 1968 - Certificate of Appreciation - Culver City Lions Club, 1968 - TVIS Distinguished Humanitarian Award, 1973 - Glorea LaDonne Finishing and Modeling School, 1974 - Fantasia Fair, 1977 - American Mensa Ltd., 1980 - Fantasia Fair, Ms. Congeniality, 1985 - Fantasia Fair, undated - Participation as a Speaker 10th Anniversary Celebration Gender Identity Center of (Gala?), October 1988 - FPE - Tri-Ess: Girl of the Year, 1990 - Phi Pi Epsilon - Sweden: Member of Honour, Stockholm Nov. 1996 - Virginia! Happy 85th Birthday: We love you! Banquet Sponsors, 1997 - International Foundation for Gender Education: Lifetime Membership, 1997 - Amazing Person, June 2002 - Excerpts of this bio were graciously borrowed from the works of Peggy J. Rudd, Ed.D. - Jennie Stevens has successfully completed a course in the womanly arts known as Fantasia Fair, 1985 - Commencement Exercises, John Burroughs Junior High School Summer, 1927 21.3 Envelopes (Empty) – letters, 1962-1966: Addressed variously to Virginia Prince, Dr. Charles V. Prince, Chevalier Publications and Chevalier D’eon Publications, preserved for the stamps. (They reveal range of geographical connections and periodization of names used by Prince) 21.4 Newspaper clippings, 1996, undated 21.5 Miscellaneous, 1997-1999, undated - Original cartoons - Turnabout magazine - Sales records of books - Article: “Intergendered vs transgendered: So what’s the difference?,” 1999 - Article: “Handedness in Orangutans” - “Virginia Prince Visits Houston”, Our Special Joy Journal, 1999 - The History and Significance of Female Mimics magazine, 1997 - Under the Spire: Hospital Memorial issue 1997, in memoriam of Charles LeRoy Lowman, “A Very split and confused community,” by D. McKay, 1998 - The Angel’s dictionary - Publicity release on Dr. Virginia Price, undated - 166 men in dresses, by C.V. Prince, 1962 - Let’s Dress Like the Girls, by June, undated - “Men who choose to be women,” undated - “Newer Aspects of the Transsexual Phenomenon,” 1969

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-“Homosexuality, Transvestism and Transsexualism: Reflections on Their Etiology and Differentiation”, by C.V. Prince, 1957 - “Feminform: Phi Pi Epsilon,” newsletter, 1966 - “Observations: Our New Intellectual Open Forum,” 1987 - “Observations: Time and Cosmology,” 1988 - “Transvestism & Transvestiter”, 1989 - “Transvestism in the Middle Ages: A Sociological Analysis,” undated 21.6 Articles: relating to gender, psychology and medicine: - “A Treatise of Transvestism,” 1964 (2 copies) - “Are We Minimizing Differences between the Sexes?” 1964 - “The Man who lives,” 1957 - “Deviations in Love Life,” 1934 - “The Expression ‘Battle of the Sexes’” (disk included) 21.7 Short stories – drafts, 1956, undated - “Crosswalk” - “Onnagata” 21.8 Photographs – Virginia Prince and her parents (28 photos) 21.9 Photographs – wide range of photos of Prince, crossdressing, including formal portrait, 1953- 1971, 1995, undated (118 photos) 21.10 Photographs – wide range of photos of Prince, 1961, 1973, 1979, undated (99 photos) 21.11 Negatives – contact sheets 21.12 Certificate: Virginia Prince Bruce, Arctic Circle Club, 1968 – Arnold Lowman – Degrees, copies, 1937-1939 21.22 T-shirt: True Spirit 2003: Masculinity: The Magical Mystery Tour - February 14-17, 2003 21.23 Buttons (8) - “Gender Defender” (3) - “go fly a kite” (2) - True Spirit Conference 2002, Washington, DC - “SUPPORT TRANSGENDER INCLUSION” - Jane Fee – 1st Transgender Delegate, Minnesota Delegation, DNC 2000

Rikki Swin Institute (approximately 300 completed or partially completed R.S.I. Transperson Surveys, boxes 22-24)

Box 22 22.1 Alison Laing correspondence –Elizabeth Schwartz correspondence– 2003 Be All Convention Schedule

Notes/Restrictions Access to confidential and personal information of identifiable individuals, other than above named creators and public figures, is subject to a research agreement to protect personal privacy. Confidential files include counselling case files, Fantasia Fair registration information, and RSI Transperson Surveys.

22.2 R.S.I. Transperson Survey, 2002, blank forms and survey register sheets (surveys consist of 18 pages of questions) loose completed R.S.I. Transperson Surveys, 2002

Box 23 loose completed R.S.I. Transperson Surveys, 2002

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Box 24 loose completed R.S.I. Transperson Surveys, 2002

R.S.I. oversize material – plaques - posters – scrapbook (Reading room cabinet: 5/05)

1.) Chicago Tribune – Perspective – newspaper clippings, April 8, 2001 2.) Chicago Tribune – Metro – newspaper clippings, March 22, 2001 3.) Windy City Times – newspaper clippings, March 21, 2001 (“Chicago is home to 1st Institute for Trans Research Education”) 4.) Windy City Times – newspaper clippings, March 28, 2001 (“Gender Studies Institute Opens Doors”) 5.) Scrapbook – miscellaneous: RSI brochure; invitations to grand opening; business cards for Laurie Holder, RSI Director of Information Systems; script for video about RSI to be played on bus bringing delegates to opening; newspaper clippings 6.) Southern Comfort Conference, Atlanta 2002 – plaque for Rikki Swin 7.) Posters: - Fantasia Fair 1983, sponsored by Outreach Institute Oct. 17, 1983 (3 copies) - Fantasia Fair 1984, sponsored by Outreach Institute Oct. 15, 1984 (3 copies)

Virgina Prince awards – IFIG oversize and regular size certificates (Reading Room cabinet 5/05) 1. Signed handmade poster: “Greetings of Love to Doctor Virginia Prince” from “All of your sisters”, undated 2. Virginia Prince – Outstanding Service Award, March 1987 3. Virginia Prince – Lifetime Service Award, November 1990 4. Virginia Prince – The Center for Sex Research California State University, Northridge: For outstanding contributions in the field of sex and gender…, undated 5. Virginia Prince – The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality Public Service Award: In Recognition and Appreciation for the Pioneering Contributions to the Understanding of Gender and Transgender issues, Nov. 1997, Arlington, Virginia 6. Virginia Prince – Our Deepest Thanks to: For her most generous contribution, undated 7. The International Foundation for Gender Education: For its most generous contribution, undated 8. Virginia Prince – In Appreciation of Outstanding Contribution to the Community, presented by “All The New Girls On The Block” Past - Present - Future, 1987 9. Betty Ann Lind – Our Deepest Thanks to: For her most generous contribution, undated 10. The Outreach Institute of Gender Studies: Our Deepest Thanks to: For its most generous contribution, undated _____

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