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Updated 10/6/2018 Guide to Newsprint Holdings Collection Number: 001 Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley Library & Archives Contact Information: Compiled by: Date started: Gerry Szymanski, Librarian and Archivist Bruce Woolley January 2013 GAGV Library & Archives (585) 255-3530 Fax: (607) 255-9524 http://www.gayalliance.org © 2013 Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley Library & Archives DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY Title: Collection Number: Quantity: ? cubic feet Forms of Material: Printed material. Repository: Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley Library & Archives Donor: Abstract: Language: Collection material in English COLLECTION DESCRIPTION SUBJECTS Subjects: INFORMATION FOR USERS Cite As: RELATED MATERIALS COLLECTION ARRANGEMENT CONTAINER LIST SINGLE ISSUE MAGAZINES State/Location Title Date (if No. of issue No. of Container marked) copies California, Los The Advocate September Vol. 4 no. 15 1 Angeles 16-29, 1970 #42 California, Los The Advocate October 14- Vol. 4 no. 17 1 Angeles 27, 1970 #44 California, Los The Advocate November Vol. 4 no. 20 1 Angeles 25- #47 December 8, 1970 California, Los The Advocate December Vol. 4 no. 21 1 Angeles 9-20, 1970 #48 California, Los The Advocate December Vol. 4 no. 22 1 Angeles 23-January #49 5, 1971 California, Los The Advocate January 6- Vol. 4 no. 23 1 Angeles 19, 1971 #50 California, Los The Advocate January 20- Vol. 4 no. 24 1 Angeles February 2, #51 1971 California, Los The Advocate February 3- Vol. 4 no. 25 1 Angeles 16, 1971 #52 California, Los The Advocate March 3-16, #54 1 Angeles 1971 California, Los The Advocate March 17- #55 1 Angeles 30, 1971 California, Los The Advocate March 31- #56 1 Angeles April 13, 1971 California, Los The Advocate November #98 2 Angeles 8, 1972 California, Los The Advocate November #99 1 Angeles 22, 1972 California, Los The Advocate December #100 1 Angeles 6, 1972 California, Los The Advocate December #101 1 Angeles 20, 1972 California, Los The Advocate January 3, #102 2 Angeles 1973 California, Los The Advocate January 17, #103 1 Angeles 1973 California, Los The Advocate January 31, #104 1 Angeles 1973 California, Los The Advocate February, #105 1 Angeles 14, 1973 California, Los The Advocate February #106 1 Angeles 28, 1973 California, Los The Advocate July 4, 1973 #115 1 Angeles California, Los The Advocate October 10, #122 1 Angeles 1973 California, Los The Advocate November #125 1 Angeles 21, 1973 California, Los The Advocate December #127 1 Angeles 19, 1973 California, Los The Advocate January 2, #128 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate January 30, #130 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate March 27, #134 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate April 10, #135 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate May 8, 1974 #137 1 Angeles California, Los The Advocate May 22, #138 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate June 5, 1974 #139 1 Angeles California, Los The Advocate July 31, #143 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate August 28, #145 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate September #146 1 Angeles 11, 1974 California, Los The Advocate September #147 1 Angeles 25, 1974 California, Los The Advocate October 9, #148 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate October 23, #149 1 Angeles 1974 California, Los The Advocate November #151 1 Angeles 20, 1974 California, Los The Advocate December #153 1 Angeles 18, 1974 California, Los The Advocate January 1, #154 1 Angeles 1975 California, Los The Advocate February #158 1 Angeles 28, 1975 California, Los The Advocate March 12, #159 1 Partial Angeles 1975 issue + Trader Dick California, Los The Advocate March 26, #160 1 + Trader Angeles 1975 Dick California, Los The Advocate June 18, #166 1 Angeles 1975 California, Los The Advocate July 16, #168 1 Angeles 1975 California, Los The Advocate September #172 1 Angeles 10, 1975 California, Los The Advocate October 22, #175 Trader Angeles 1975 Dick only California, Los The Advocate November #176 2 Angeles 5, 1975 California, Los The Advocate November #177 1 + Trader Angeles 19, 1975 Dick California, Los The Advocate December #179 2 Angeles 17, 1975 California, Los The Advocate December #180 2 Angeles 31, 1975 California, Los The Advocate January 14, #181 2 Angeles 1976 California, Los The Advocate February #184 1 Angeles 25, 1976 California, Los The Advocate March 10, #185 1 Angeles 1976 California, Los The Advocate March 24, #186 1 Angeles 1976 California, Los The Advocate May 19, #190 1 Trader Angeles 1976 Dick only California, Los The Advocate June 2, 1976 #191 1 Angeles California, Los The Advocate June 16, #192 1 Angeles 1976 California, Los The Advocate November #202 1 + Trader Angeles 3, 1976 Dick California, Los The Advocate November #203 1 + Trader Angeles 17, 1976 Dick California, Los The Advocate March 23, #212 1 Angeles 1977 California, Los The Advocate November #229 1 Angeles 30, 1977 California, Los The Advocate December #231 1 Angeles 28, 1977 California, Los The Advocate January 11, #232 1 Section 2 Angeles 1978 California, Los The Advocate February 8, #234 1 Angeles 1978 California, Los The Advocate April 5, #264 1 Angeles 1979 California, Los The Advocate July 26, #272 2 Angeles 1979 California, Los The Advocate March 6, #287 1 Angeles 1980 California, Los The Advocate October 2, #302 1 Angeles 1980 California, Los The Advocate December 1 Only Pink Angeles 11, 1980 Pages “Pilgrims” California, Los The Advocate August 6, #324 1 Angeles 1981 California, Los The Advocate December #332 1 S/B Angeles 10, 1981 magazine California, Los The Advocate March 4, #337 1 S/B Angeles 1982 Magazine California, Los The Advocate September #350 1 S/B Angeles 2, 1982 Magazine California, Los The Advocate January 24, #386 1 Pink Angeles 1984 Pages California, Los The Advocate March 6, #389 1 Pink Angeles 1984 Pages California, Los The Advocate August 21, #401 1 Pink Angeles 1984 Pages California, Los The Advocate June 25, #423 1 S/B Angeles 1985 Magazine California, Los FAB! August 1, Vol. 9 issue 1 Angeles 2003 212 California, Los FAB! March 11- #237 1 Angeles 24, 2004 California, Los Frontiers January 18, Vol. 9 issue 1 Angeles 1991 19 California, Los Frontiers July 29, Vol. 13 issue 1 Angeles 1994 6 California, Los Frontiers February 5, Vol. 17 issue 1 Angeles 1999 20 California, Los Frontiers March 19, Vol. 17 issue 1 Angeles 1999 23 California, Los Frontiers July 18, Vol. 22 issue 1 Angeles 2003 6 California, The Leather April 1999 #109 1 Hollywood Journal California, The Leather November #152 1 Hollywood Journal 2002 California, The Leather November #164 2 Hollywood Journal 2003 California, The Leather August #173 1 Hollywood Journal 2004 California, The Leather March 2005 #180 1 Hollywood Journal California, The Leather July 2007 #208 1 Hollywood Journal California, The Leather October #223 2 Hollywood Journal 2008 California, The Leather November #224 2 Hollywood Journal 2008 California, The Leather February #227 1 Hollywood Journal 2009 California, The Leather March 2009 #228 2 Hollywood Journal California, The Leather January #238 2 Hollywood Journal 2010 California, The Leather April 2010 #241 2 Hollywood Journal California, The Leather March/April #280 2 Hollywood Journal 2014 California, The Leather September- #283 1 Hollywood Journal October 2014 California, The Leather November- #290 1 Hollywood Journal December 2015 California, The Leather March-April #304 2 Hollywood Journal 2018 California, Palm Mega Scene April 8, Vol. 16 #7 1 Springs 2005 California, Palm Mega Scene April 8, Vol. 16 #8 1 Springs 2005 California, San Gay and Lesbian March 8, #689 1 Diego Times 2001 California, San Gay and Lesbian September #715 1 Diego Times 6, 2001 California, San Gay and Lesbian January 15, #838 1 Diego Times 2004 California, San Gay and Lesbian January 22, #839 1 Diego Times 2004 California, San Gay and Lesbian April 7, #902 1 Diego Times 2005 California, San Bay Area July 11, Vol. 26 #28 1 Francisco Reporter – A&E 1996 California, San Bay Area October 14, Vol. 29, #41 1 Francisco Reporter 1999 California, San Bay Area October 21, Vol. 29 #42 1 Francisco Reporter 1999 California, San Bay Area September Vol. 42 #37 1 Francisco Reporter 13-19, 2012 California, San Bay Area February 28 Vol. 43 #9 1 Francisco Reporter – March 6, 2013 California, San Bay Times October 14, Vol. 20 #27 1 Francisco 1999 California, San The Gayly January, Vol. 31 Issue 1 Francisco 2013 9 California, San Gay Sunshine March 1971 #6 3 Francisco California, San Gay Sunshine August #8 2 Francisco 1971 California, San Gay Sunshine October/No #9 2 Francisco vember 1971 California, San Gay Sunshine October/No #15 1 Francisco vember 1972 California, San Gay Sunshine January/Feb #20 1 Francisco ruary 1974 California, San Gay Sunshine Spring 1974 #21 2 Francisco California, San Gay Sunshine Spring 1975 #24 1 Francisco California, San Gay Sunshine Summer #25 1 Francisco 1975 California, San Gay Sunshine Winter #26/27 1 Francisco 1975-76 California, San Gay Sunshine Spring 1976 #28 1 Francisco California, San Gay Sunshine Winter 1977 #31 2 Francisco California, San Gay Sunshine Autumn/Wi #44/45 1 Francisco nter 1980 California, Southern IN July 15-28, Vol. 6 issue 1 California 2003 11 California, Sonoma We The People September Vol. 18 #9 1 County 2002 California, Van Nuys Gay Times 1975 #28 1 California, Van Nuys Gay Times 1975 #38 1 Connecticut, Hartford The New England January/Febr Vol. 2 #1 1 Connexion uary, 1974 Delaware Rehoboth Beach August 30 – Vol. 6 #9 1 Gayzette September 19, 2002 Florida, Fort The Rimmer January 2005 Vol. 3 Issue 4 1 Lauderdale Florida, Key West Celebrate September 5- Vol. 6 #9 1 18, 2002 Florida, Miami Contax Guide October 5, Vol.
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