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LG MS 07 Sturgis Haskins Papers Finding Aid

Siobain C. Monahan

Dani Y. Fazio

Anthony Marvullo

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE LIBRARIES SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

JEAN BYERS SAMPSON CENTER FOR DIVERSITY IN MAINE LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUEER+ COLLECTION

STURGIS HASKINS PAPERS LG MS 7

Total Boxes: 31 Linear Feet: 24

By Dani Y. Fazio & Anthony Marvullo

Initial processing provided by Susie R. Bock and Siobain C. Monahan. Additional help provided by Megan Turner.

Portland, Maine June 2016 / May 2017

Copyright 2017 by the University of Southern Maine 2

Administrative Information

Provenance: Donated by Sturgis Haskins between 1999 and 2012. After his death, his family donated material in 2012.

Ownership and Literary Rights: The Sturgis Haskins Papers are the physical property of the University of Southern Maine Library. Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the creator, or his or her legal heirs and assigns. For further information, consult the Head of Special Collections.

Cite as: Sturgis Haskins Papers, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer + Collection, Jean Byers Sampson Center for Diversity in Maine, University of Southern Maine Libraries.

Restrictions on access: The collection is open for research, with the exception of boxes 26–28. Restrictions will be lifted in 2087.

Biographical Sketch

Sturgis Robin Haskins was born in 1940 in Sorrento, Maine where his forebears migrated in 1762. He was the son of Reginald “Ty” Haskins (1903–1999) and Helen Noyes Haskins (1918–2003), and the brother of Stephanie Haskins Dall, Jeff Haskins, and Heidi Haskins Hooper. Mr. Haskins's identity and cultural formation was largely influenced by growing up in a small, tight-knit coastal community that was home to both the year-round working class (clam diggers, lobstermen, teachers, service workers) and, in the summer, to the wealthy elite dubbed the “summer people” who vacationed annually there.

Mr. Haskins's family was of modest means; his father worked in education and his mother excelled in raising the children and maintaining their home. Both parents were involved in their local church parish, civics, and the community at large. Sturgis Haskins balanced his life between his local roots and his fascination with, and friendship of, the summer people. A junior Maine sailing champion, Mr. Haskins transitioned easily into the company of summer people—many believed he was also “one of them.” Throughout his life, Mr. Haskins glided effortlessly between the two worlds of local grit and sophisticated fantasy. In an email to a friend in 2003, he wrote of this experience, “My little world here is very skewed. I am of local origin, but my interests often parallel those of our summer people. I do not fit into either of my worlds and seem ever doomed the role of the on-looker.” Mr. Haskins was charismatic, engaging, and interested in music, art, literature, culture, and politics. He also enjoyed drinking beer at local dive bars and getting to know the fishermen whose boats were moored just beyond the stretch of his family's property.

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Mr. Haskins attended local public schools, graduating from Sumner Memorial High School in 1958. He began college at Washington State Teacher’s College and then transferred to University of Maine at Machias, where he spent one year. He left school and moved to New York City where he was able to come out—to himself and to his family—as a gay man. In a 1991 letter accompanying his gift of John Preston’s book Hometowns: Gay Men Write About Where They Belong to the librarian at his high school, he wrote, “Even before I entered Sumner, I knew I was gay. There was no one I could talk this over with; no role models, no books in the library, no school functionary, no one in my home, my community, or, importantly, my high school who might have provided comfort or support or some measure of sensitivity on a matter very, very important to me.” Mr. Haskins lived boldly as an out gay man as the Gay and Lesbian Movement gained momentum across the United States. In an email to a friend in 2003, he wrote of his coming out and finding community, “It was a very different world for gay people back then. I didn’t get along well with lesbians as a group. I found that men were much more fun to be with as they were far more lively and outspoken and, of course, flamboyant. They were also under much more pressure by the local gendararie [sic] than the women so their behavior mirrored their rage at the treatment they received from society.”

While in New York, he took classes at the New School for Social Research and Columbia. Mr. Haskins had the unique experience of being the only white student at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama in 1967–68, where he became involved in the Civil Rights Movement. In the early 1970s Mr. Haskins returned to Maine, and attended the University of Maine at Orono, where he and a few others founded the Wilde-Stein Club in 1973. The Club was Maine’s first openly gay group on a college campus, and is still operating today. Additionally, he was involved with the first Maine Gay Symposium. In 1972, Mr. Haskins ran for State Senate for District 28 in Maine, but did not win the election.

Mr. Haskins lived in Boston in the 1970s and 80s, often coming back to summer in Maine at his parent's home and to race sailboats. While in Boston, Mr. Haskins became involved in several gay organizations, and held positions of leadership for many of them. He founded the first gay outdoor recreation group in New England, the Chiltern Mountain Club, in 1978, after a failed attempt at organizing a hiking trip in 1977. The group exists today and commemorates its milestone anniversaries by leading the same inaugural hike up Mount Wachusett that Mr. Haskins organized for the club. Mr. Haskins later moved to Portland, and eventually back to Sorrento, Maine. Wherever he was living, he was attuned to the growing need for social engagement and political advocacy for the gay community. He had countless friends, and nurtured a few long-term romantic relationships. In 1984 he began a long correspondence with his friend Carl Seaburg of Boston, who was a Unitarian Universalist reverend and a gay man. Though restricted, these letters reveal much of Mr. Haskins’s life—from the minutiae of daily chores or outings, to significant life events, heartache, health, and family concerns. The letters are peppered with explicit tales of sexual adventure, and they discuss the emerging AIDS

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Mr. Haskins was an amateur photographer who seemed compelled to capture his environment (see Series 1.2 for dozens of notebooks filled with his snapshots). He liked to photograph local historical points of interest, as well as an “amiable” (one of Sturgis’s favorite words) male friend or acquaintance. He learned from and collaborated with his friend, well-known photographer and fellow Down East Maine resident, George Daniell. Throughout the years, Mr. Haskins created a large collection of photographs of Maine people, events, boats, and places. He was also a prolific writer, and penned several articles for publications, wrote poetry, and contributed social commentary in countless op-eds. He wrote the first (published) personal ad by a gay man in the Maine Times in 1984. A writer for the Bangor Daily News wrote of Mr. Haskins’s writing in 2005, “He gets into the details, and isn’t afraid to do so. Sturgis’ missives are brave in what he refuses to shy away from—the pornography of life, and the honesty needed to sustain it. These are so valuable and engrossing, they should be a book.”

Mr. Haskins was an astute collector and kept material from people within the gay community as well as of or by those who oppressed them. He would not accept discrimination or complacency, and these papers demonstrate his efforts as an advocate through his letters to business owners, government officials, and newspaper op-ed boards. He believed that Maine’s gay history should be better recorded, known, and made accessible, and he worked towards that goal in significant and covert ways; he would send books written by gay Mainers to his high school alma mater library with a note about wishing he had had some guiding literature when discovering his sexuality; he wrote eloquent essays for local publications; and his best gift was the donation of his personal papers to the University of Southern Maine Special Collections. In a letter to USM faculty scholar for the LGBT Collection Howard Solomon, Mr. Haskins said of his papers, “I see this little collection simply as a record of the life of a rather out gay man in eastern Maine. I do not put any other context to it.” His humility towards his collection is also revealed in his earliest correspondence with Madeline Winter at USM in 1999, as he writes, “I think it’s important that records of gay men’s lives be noted and mine is just of one who lived in the provinces. There is no particular significance to my life, only that I did keep records and photos when others didn’t.”

Sturgis Haskins was mindful that his personal papers should one day be donated to a respectable and appropriate repository; a few of his letters are evidence of such. He exhibited concern for the restrictive nature of some of his most private material, and made efforts to have parts of his collection sealed until his “demise” as he put it (restrictions on material protecting third party privacy have been placed until the year 2087).

In later adulthood, Sturgis lived full-time in Sorrento, Maine, and had an active social calendar. He occupied his time with croquet (for which he would travel to the southern United States to compete in matches), sailing (he was a senior Maine sailing

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His obituary in the Bangor Daily News concluded that Mr. Haskins “was not only a ‘Downeast Renaissance man,’ but a well-liked good citizen, who got things done.” Sandy Phippen, a longtime friend of Mr. Haskins’s and notable writer, compiled a memoir about “Sturge” in which he wrote, “Under his senior picture in the 1958 Spindrift (the Sumner Memorial High School yearbook), it is written: ‘No road is long with good company.’ And Sturge was great company.” Researchers will find great company in the material generously donated to USM by Mr. Haskins and his family, for it is through his letters, collected ephemera, and photographs that one gets to be in the presence of an American pioneer—an out gay man navigating the waters of a changing society, upon which he made a considerable impression.

Scope and Content Note

The USM Special Collections includes a copy of Sturge: A Memoir (2013; LGBT CT 238 H375 2013) compiled by Mr. Haskins’s longtime friend, the writer Sanford Phippen.

The majority of this collection relates to Gay and Lesbian organizations, concerns, issues, politics, and social life in Maine, Boston, and throughout the United States. During his life, the “T” for “Transgender” in LGBTQ+ was not widely discussed or addressed in the material Mr. Haskins collected, however some historical notes on transgender and non-binary individuals are included here, and many organizations he was involved with have since become more inclusive of the trans community.

The bulk of this material relates to or takes place in: Maine (Downeast / Sorrento; Portland; Bangor), Boston, MA, and New York.

Mr. Haskins’s papers include important documentation of early gay groups and events (many of which he founded or held a leadership role in), including the Wilde-Stein Club at University of Maine Orono in 1973 (the first openly gay group on a Maine college campus) and the Maine Gay Symposium, the Chiltern Mountain Club (a gay recreational group founded by Mr. Haskins in 1977/78), Unitarian Universalist Association / Interweave (a gay faith-based group in Bangor, Maine), and political advocacy groups (of special note is the Maine Won’t Discriminate campaign in 1995).

A significant part of Mr. Haskins’s papers is the inclusion of several obscure gay-related publications from New England and throughout the U.S. (Series 3.1) as well as clippings relating to gay life and discrimination (Series 3.3)—with particular note to the murder of

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Mr. Haskins was a close friend of the notable photographer and artist George Daniell (1911–2002) and Series 1.4 includes material relating to their friendship, as well as to Mr. Daniell’s professional career. This section of Series 1.4 also includes 45 black and white photographic prints made by Mr. Daniell. There are a few other notable figures appearing in these papers including Norman Mailer, Mary Oliver, Barney Frank, Elaine Noble, Brook Astor, Julia Child, Sophia Loren, Tennessee Williams, Audrey Hepburn, and Sydney Rockefeller

In addition to gay-related material, Mr. Haskins’s papers represent a wide range of personal interests: sailing, hiking, croquet, music, rug-hooking, local and state history, and education. Items relating to his unsuccessful run for Maine State Senate in 1972 are included in Series 1.5.

Series 1.3.2 and Series 1.5 contain errant (another favorite word of Mr. Haskins’s) material that do not otherwise “fit” into series containing correspondence, organization and events, or publications. Issues of Maine Gay Task Force Newsletter/Mainely Gay and Our Paper were removed for consolidation into cataloged runs.

Mr. Haskins has provided a rich context to his life in his letters and emails (Series 1.1). In the 2000s, Mr. Haskins was an active member of Maine Gaynet, an online forum for the LGBT community. Through his email diaries and social commentary on Maine Gaynet and letters to and from his friend Rev. Carl Seaburg, researchers can access Mr. Haskins’s unique voice, story, and perspective on his place in a changing world.

Processing Note

Sturgis Haskins donated his papers to University of Southern Maine over a period of several years. Upon his death, additional material was donated by his sister. Mr. Haskins had carefully arranged much of his material into series of notebooks, folders, and boxes; the material that arrived in 2012 was not well organized. Some of his material has been re-organized to best serve the potential needs of researchers (see Description of Papers and series). Several three ring binders (“notebooks”) contain photographs affixed to paper, often with captions in his handwriting, as well as ephemera tucked into plastic sleeves. This part of the collection has remained intact to best preserve the physical and intellectual organization made by Mr. Haskins. Material in the notebooks often corresponds with material in other series (e.g., Series 1.1: Correspondence; Series 1.5: Personal Life: Interests, Politics, Spirituality, And Social Life; Series 2: Organizations & Related Events).

Researchers may also find Mr. Haskins’s donated personal collections and/or information about him at the following institutions: Maine Historical Society, Maine

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Maritime Museum, the Sullivan-Sorrento Historical Society (of which he was its founder), the Penobscot Marine Museum, and University of Maine at Orono (UM Orono Special Collections Annex) and at Machias.

Other collections at USM that relate to the Haskins Papers include: LG MS 25: George Daniell Artwork LG MS 18: Maine Won’t Discriminate Archives LG MS 13: EqualityMaine Archives (Formerly Maine Lesbian/Gay Political Alliance, or MLGPA)

Description of the Papers

Series 1 and its subseries 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, and 1.5 (1963–2011) contain material documenting Sturgis Haskins’s personal life, which did not fit into the other series. The Boston scrapbook has photographs primarily of the Boston area, dated 1975–1980, with some annotation. On pages 27–28 there are photographs of Project Lambda, an organization found in Series 2.1.1. In 1979, Haskins accused two police officers of assaulting him at the Jolar Cinemas, and folder 10 contains correspondence with Barney Frank, then a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, Haskins’s description of the incident, and responses from the Boston Police. In addition, there is one political brochure featuring Haskins, and a newspaper article that was added to the collection which briefly mentions Haskins. 1.1: Correspondence (Letters, Emails) 1.2: Scrapbooks & Notebooks (See Appendix 1) 1.3: Other Personal Papers 1.4: George Daniell (See Appendix 2) 1.5: Personal Interests; Political, Family, Social, and Spiritual Life

Series 2 and its subseries 2.1.1, 2.1.2, and 2.2 (1971–2004) contain pamphlets, correspondence, memorabilia, and various information on organizations in which Haskins was interested. The organizations are predominately Gay and Lesbian groups almost entirely from the New England area, with concentrations on Boston and Maine. There are social and political organizations, some groups playing both roles. 2.1.1: Gay-related, Maine and New England 2.1.2: Gay-related, National or Non-Maine/New England 2.2: General (non-gay) Organizations

The bulk of Series 3 and its subseries 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3 (1970–2012) date from the 1970s. Under clippings are single articles Haskins saved, covering topics relating to the Gay and Lesbian communities and homosexuality. In some cases, he saved the entire newspaper or magazine, and one issue of a periodical comprises most of this Series. There are, however, significant runs of Esplanade (published in Boston, MA), Fag Rag (published in Boston, MA), Gay Community News (published in Boston, MA), and Mainely Gay.

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3.1: Gay Publications 3.2: General (Non-gay) Publications 3.3: Articles and Clippings

Series 4 contains restricted material, including the above-mentioned correspondence between Sturgis Haskins and Rev. Carl Seaburg, and emails or club ledgers that include the personal information of other people.

Series 5 contains oversized material, including a wooden sculpture, photographic prints from George Daniell, and Sturgis’s intact personal scrapbooks of 1970–2005. (See appendices 1 and 2.)

Appendix 1 contains brief descriptions of the contents of 25 intact personal binders/scrapbooks of Sturgis Haskins. (See Series 1.2 and 5.)

Appendix 2 contains descriptions of the George Daniell photographs found in Series 5: Oversize Material. See also Series 1.4: George Daniell.

Keywords and Names: Sailing, Sailboats, Boating, Hiking, Croquet, Photography, Rug-Hooking, Hancock County, Washington County, Sorrento, Bar Harbor, MDI (Mount Desert Island), Acadia, Bangor, Orono, Portland, New York City, Boston, University of Maine at Orono, UMaine, George Daniell, Wilde-Stein Club, Downeast Senior College, Maine Gay Symposium, Maine Gaynet, Chiltern Mountain Club, Unitarian Universalist Church, Unitarian Universalist Association, Interweave, Maine Won’t Discriminate, Barney Frank, Jolar Cinemas, Charlie Howard, Project Lambda, The Advocate, Bay Windows, Esplanade, Fag Rag, GCN (Gay Community News), Sturge, EqualityMaine, MLGPA, Medical malpractice, Norman Mailer, Mary Oliver, Elaine Noble, Brook Astor, Julia Child, Sophia Loren, Tennessee Williams, Audrey Hepburn, Sydney Rockefeller, Sanford Phippen

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 1: Personal Papers Series 1.1: Correspondence 1 1 Correspondence: by Sender A–E 1965, 1975–76, 1978–80, 1982, 1984–85, 1988, undated 1 2 Correspondence: Brown, Roger; and Photos 1970, 1975–76, undated 1 3 Correspondence: by Sender F–G 1963, 1973–74, 1977, 1979–80, 1983 1 4 Correspondence: by Sender H–J 1973–75, 1977– 80, 1992 1 5 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (1 of 9) 8–27 Jun 1988 1 6 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (2 of 9) 5–28 Jul 1988 1 7 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (3 of 9) 31 Jul–9 Aug 1988 1 8 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (4 of 9) 15 Aug–1 Sep 1988 1 9 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (5 of 9) 6–23 Sep 1988 1 10 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (6 of 9) 24 Sep–7 Oct 1988 1 11 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (7 of 9) 12–26 Oct 1988 1 12 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (8 of 9) 30 Oct–29 Nov 1988 1 13 Correspondence: Gilbert, Jim (9 of 9) 4 Dec 1988–2 Jan 1989, undated 1 14 Correspondence: by Sender K–O (Some 1974, 1977–8, materials are restricted) 1980–84, 1992, undated 2 15 Correspondence: Kennebec Journal 1974 2 16 Correspondence: Maine Times Personal Ad; 1981 and 3 replies 2 17 Correspondence: Metcalf, Robin; photos and 1982, 1988 writing by R.M. (1 of 2) (See also Series 3.1, Box 22, Folder 423 for 3 issues of "Making Waves," edited and published by Robin Metcalf)

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 1.1: Correspondence (continued) 2 18 Correspondence: Metcalf, Robin; photos and 1982, 1988 writing by R.M. (2 of 2) 2 19 Cassette: Robin Metcalf reads stories by Saki, undated the pen name of British writer HH Munro (1870–1916) 2 20 Correspondence: Newall, Bob 1980, 1986 2 21 Correspondence: by Sender P–R 1963, 1976–80, 1985–88, 1994 2 22 Correspondence: by Sender S–T 2 23 Correspondence: Oliver, Mary 1973, 1974, 1984, 1987, 1988 2 24 Correspondence: Oxley, Roy 1994–95, undated 2 25 Correspondence: Phippen, Sandy (Sanford) (1 1974, 1976-77, of 2) 1980-81, 1989, 1994-95 2 26 Correspondence: Phippen, Sandy (Sanford) (2 1974, 1976–77, of 2) 1980–81, 1989, 1994–95 Correspondence: Seaburg, Carl (SEE RESTRICTED) 2 27 Correspondence: by Sender U–Z 1978, 1981, 1983–84, 1986, undated 2 28 Correspondence: Wells, Owen 1980, 1983, undated 2 29 Correspondence: Werkheiser, Richard (Dick) 1973 (1 of 2) 2 30 Correspondence: Werkheiser, Richard (Dick) 1973 (2 of 2) 2 31 Other Correspondence: Unknown Sender, 1970, 1973–74, Misc. (1 of 2) 1978, 1981–85, undated 2 32 Other Correspondence: Unknown Sender, 1970, 1973–74, Misc. (2 of 2) 1978, 1981–85, undated 3 33 Correspondence From Sturgis Haskins (Not 1980, 1983–84, sent, or returned) 1994–95

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 1.1: Correspondence (continued) 3 34 Other Correspondence (Not to or from Sturgis) 1969, 74, 78, 79

3 35 Correspondence: Croquet Emails (Some 2005, 2009, materials restricted) 2011 Emails: Downeast Senior College 2003 (RESTRICTED) Emails: Individuals (RESTRICTED) 2003 3 36 Emails: Maine GayNet 2003 3 37 Emails: Maine GayNet (Some materials 2004 restricted) (1 of 2) 3 38 Emails: Maine GayNet (Some materials 2004 restricted) (2 of 2) 3 39 Emails: Maine GayNet 2005 3 40 Emails: Organizations - Family Affairs 2003 Newsletter, MLGPA, Downeast Outing Club 3 41 Emails re: Sailing (Some materials restricted) 2003

1.2 Scrapbooks and Notebooks 3 42 Boston Scrapbook, p. 1–10 1975–77 3 43 Boston Scrapbook, p. 11–20 1979 3 44 Boston Scrapbook, p. 21–30 1978–79 3 45 Boston Scrapbook, p. 31–26 1980 OS 25 Intact Scrapbooks (See Series 5: Oversize Drawers and Appendix 1) 21 and 22

1.3 Personal Papers And Ephemera 3 46 Photographs. See also: 1.1 Brown, Roger; 1.4 undated Daniell, George; and 1.2 Scrapbooks and Notebooks 3 47 Personal Papers 1 (Some materials restricted) undated 3 48 Personal Papers 2 undated 4 49 Personal Papers 3 undated 4 50 "Night Music" Stageplay by William Etchells 1966 4 51 Writings and Journal Entries by Sturgis 1962, 1974, 1978, 2003 OS Wooden Sculpture (See Series 5: Oversize)

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 1.4 George Daniell, Artist and Photographer 4 52 Writings and Art 4 53 Correspondence 4 54 News Clippings 4 55 Business and Marketing 4 56 Copy of "Wilhelm Von Gloeden: Photographer" by Charles Leslie OS Photo Prints & Negatives (See Series 5: Oversize and Appendix 2)

1.5 Personal Interests: political, family, social, and spiritual life 4 57 Croquet (See also 1.1 Emails re: Croquet, Box 2004, 2005, 3, Folder 35) 2009 4 58 General Recreation & Fitness undated 4 59 Political Information on Sturgis Haskins 4 60 Political and Government Related Papers 4 61 Sailing and Boating 4 62 Social Invitiations (Some materials restricted) 1970–2000 4 63 Spiritual Life 4 64 Rug-Hooking and ATHA (Some materialsrRestricted) 4 65 Tafts (Haskins) Geneology

Series 2: Organizations & Related Events

2.1.1 Gay-related, Maine and New England 5 66 Abenaki Gay Support Feb 1973 5 67 All Souls Unitarian Church (Augusta, ME) 1981–82 5 68 Arlington Street Church, Unitarian Universalist 1978–80 (Boston, MA) (Some materials restricted) 5 69 Bangor Area Gay Lesbian Straight Coalition 1985–87, undated 5 70 Beacon Hill Bachelors (Some materials 1980-81, restricted) undated 5 71 Boston Area Lesbian And Gay History Project Apr 1973 5 72 Boston/Boise Committee 1978, undated 5 73 Boston Gay Hotline 1979, undated 5 74 Boston Gays And Lesbians Against Violence 1980 5 75 Boston Gay Men's Chorus 1992

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.1.1 Gay-related, Maine and New England (continued) 5 76 Boston Gay Pride 1973, 1979 5 77 Boston Gay Religious Coalition 17 Jun 1978 5 78 Boston Gay Speakers Bureau 1977, undated 5 79 Boston Unitarian Universalist Gay And 1978–79, Lesbians (Some materials restricted) undated 5 80 Charles Street Meeting House (Some 1975, 77, materials restricted) undated

5 81 Chiltern Mountain Club 1978 1978 5 82 Chiltern Mountain Club 1979 (1 of 2) (Some 1979 materials restricted) 5 83 Chiltern Mountain Club 1979 (2 of 2) 1979 5 84 Chiltern Mountain Club 1980 (1 of 6) (Some 1980 materials restricted) 5 85 Chiltern Mountain Club 1980 (2 of 6) 1980 5 86 Chiltern Mtn Club 1980 (3 of 6) (Some 1980 materials restricted) 5 87 Chiltern Mtn Club 1980 (4 of 6) 1980 5 88 Chiltern Mtn Club 1980 (5 of 6) 1980 6 89 Chiltern Mtn Club 1980 (6 of 6) 1980 6 90 Chiltern Mtn Club By-Laws 1980 6 91 Chiltern Mtn Club 1981 (1 of 2) 1981 6 92 Chiltern Mtn Club 1981 (2 of 2) 1981 6 93 Chiltern 1982 (1 of 2) 1982 6 94 Chiltern 1982 (2 of 2) 1982 6 95 Chiltern 1983 1983 6 96 Chiltern 1984 1984 6 97 Chiltern 1985 1985 6 98 Chiltern 1986 1986 6 99 Chiltern 1987 1987 6 100 Chiltern 1988 1988 6 101 Chiltern 1989–1991 1989–1991 6 102 Chiltern 1996–1999, 2004, undated (Some 1996–1999, materials restricted) 2004, undated 6 103 Chiltern Logo and Stationery undated 7 104 Chiltern Photographs 1982

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.1.1 Gay-related, Maine and New England (continued) 7 105 Chiltern Related Activity Groups (1 of 2) These materials were located within CMC folders; mailed to CMC, or sought out for CMC purposes. Many, but not all, are gay groups, 7 106 Chiltern Related Activity Groups (2 of 2) 7 107 Coastal AIDS Network - Maine 2000 7 108 Clearspace 1978–79, undated 7 109 Committee For Gay Youth 1971, undated 7 110 The Counseling Center 1977 7 111 Country Gentlemen (Some materials undated restricted) 7 112 Daughters of Bilitis - Boston Chapter undated 7 113 Dignity / Boston 1978, undated 7 114 Downeast AIDS Network 1985, 1987, 1995, undated 7 115 Down East Gay Alliance 1978–1982, undated 7 116 Entre Nous 1979 7 117 Fenway Community Health Center undated 7 118 Fenway Gay Alliance undated 7 119 Gay Academic Union of New England (1 of 2) 1974, 1975, (Some materials restricted) 1978, undated 7 120 Gay Academic Union of New England (2 of 2) 1974, 1975, 1978, undated 7 121 Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, 1978 Inc. (GLAD) 7 122 Gay Community News 1974–75, undated 7 123 Gay Conference Committee 1973 7 124 Gay Harvard Alumni/ae Newsletter 1985 7 125 Gay Legislation Massachusetts 1975–1976 7 126 Gay/Lesbian Telephone Tree 1980 7 127 Gay Liberation Front 1974 7 128 Gay Liberation Movement 1974 7 129 Gay Media Action 1974 7 130 Gay Men's Center – Boston 1976–77, undated

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.1.1 Gay-related, Maine and New England (continued) 7 131 Gay People's Alliance - Univ. of Southern 1981, 1985, Maine undated 7 132 Gay Recreational Activities Committee (1 of 2) 1975–1980 7 133 Gay Recreational Activities Committee (2 of 2) 1975–1980 8 134 Gay Support and Action Group (some 1973–74 materials restricted) (1 of 4) 8 135 Gay Support and Action Group (some 1973–74 materials restricted) (2 of 4) 8 136 Gay Support and Action Group (some 1973–74 materials restricted) (3 of 4) 8 137 Gay Support and Action Group (some 1973–74 materials restricted) (4 of 4) 8 138 Portland, Lewiston, and Auburn Gay Rights 1974 Organizations 8 139 Getting in Touch Retreat undated 8 140 Glad Day Book Shop undated 8 141 The Good Gay Poets undated 8 142 Hancock County Gays 1974 8 143 Homophile Community Health Center 1974-79, undated 8 144 The Institute of Homophile Studies 1973, undated 8 145 The International Homophilogical Institute 1976, undated 8 146 Lesbian and Gay Task Force - Jubilee Boston 1980 (See also 3.1: Gay Jubilee) (Some materials restricted) 8 147 Jubilee Athletic Club - Boston 1980 8 148 Lewiston Auburn Intra Club Committee 5 Jun 1974 8 149 Maine Coalition for Human Rights undated 8 150 Maine Democratic Party 1972–74, undated 8 151 Maine Gay Symposium (See also: Clippings, 1974, undated Series 3.3, Box 25, Folder 470) (Some materials restricted) 8 152 Maine Gay Symposium 1976–1999 (1 of 2) 1976–1999 8 153 Maine Gay Symposium 1976–1999 (2 of 2) 1976–1999 Mpcs 4 Dr 33 Poster, Maine Gay Symposium 1974 See Oversize 8 154 Maine Gay Symposium T-Shirt undated

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9 155 Maine Gay Task Force, misc. 1974, 1976, undated

9 156 Maine Lesbian Gay Political Alliance (MLGPA) 1985, 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999 9 157 Maine-ly Bears 1999, 2000, 2003 9 158 Maine Speak Out! Project 1999 9 159 Maine Won't Discriminate (aka "Vote No" and 1995 "No on 1") 9 160 Massachusetts Gay Rights Bills 1974 9 161 Maltovich Society 1991, 1992 9 162 New England Gay Conference undated 9 163 North Shore Gay Alliance undated 9 164 Northern Lambda Nord 1980–81, 1999 9 165 The Old West Group (related to Harvard 23 Jul 1980 Divinity School) 9 166 Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop 1975–76 9 167 Otherfund/Otherway 1974–75, undated 9 168 Out On MDI (Mt. Desert Island) 1994–1995 9 169 The Phoenix (Portland, ME) undated 9 170 Project Lambda (Photographs of farm in 1975, undated Boston Scrapbook Folders) 9 171 Prostitutes Union of Massachusetts & Susan undated Saxe Defense Committee 9 172 Sail Mate 1986–1988 9 173 Seacoast Area Gay Alliance 1975 9 174 Sexual Orientation Discrimination Events & 1977, 1981, Politics - Lindemann Center, 1977; Rev. 1993, 1985, Frankland on Radio, 1981; Notes re: 1983, 1979, discrimination; Bangor House; Maine Anti-Gay 1980, 1995, Referendum, 1993; Discrimination undated Questionnaire, undated; Maine Civil Liberties Union Letter, 1985; West Market Bar same-sex dancing, 1983; Discrimination in "marriage" discount / Barney Frank, 1979; Maine Referendum, 1995; Jolar Cinema Incident, 1980. 9 175 TASC-J Youth Advocate Training Programs (1 1975 of 2)

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.1.1 Gay-related, Maine and New England (continued) 9 176 TASC-J Youth Advocate Training Programs (2 1975 of 2) 9 177 Unitarian Universalist Association (1 of 3) 1975–86 9 178 Unitarian Universalist Association (2 of 3) 1975–86 9 179 Unitarian Universalist Association (3 of 3) 1975–86 9 180 UU Association: Interweave (Maine) aka 1981–87 "Bangor Interweave (1 of 2) 9 181 UU Association: Interweave (Maine) aka 1981–87 "Bangor Interweave (2 of 2) 10 182 Wilde-Stein Club of UMaine (See also: 3.1 Box 1974, 1981, 8, Folders 152–154) (1 of 2) undated 10 183 Wilde-Stein Club of UMaine (See also: 3.1 Box 1974, 1981, 8, Folders 152–154) (2 of 2) undated 10 184 Wilde-Stein T-shirt (1 of 2) undated 10 185 Wilde-Stein T-shirt (2 of 2) undated 10 186 Worcester Gay Union undated 10 187 Yankee Cruising Club 1989–91

2.1.2 Gay-related, National or non-Maine / New England 10 188 Advancing Justice undated 10 189 The Advocate Experience undated 10 190 AIDS Information 1986, 1987, 1991, undated 10 191 Bryant, Anita 1977, 1978, undated 10 192 Black and White Men Together (Some 1980–82 materials restricted) (1 of 3) undated 10 193 Black and White Men Together (2 of 3) 1980–82, undated 10 194 Black and White Men Together (3 of 3) 1980–82, undated 10 195 Boonies - Voice for Rural Gays 1979-80 10 196 First Unitarian Society - Albany, NY 1978 10 197 Gay Academic Union (1 of 2) 1974–75, 1978– 79, undated 10 198 Gay Academic Union (2 of 2) 1974–75, 1978– 79, undated

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.1.2 Gay-related, National or non-Maine / New England (continued) 10 199 Gay Activists Alliance 1971, 1973–74, undated 11 200 Gay Games - First Half of Booklet 1982 11 201 Gay Games - Second Half of Booklet 1982 11 202 Gay Public Memorabilia Stickers undated 11 203 Gay Public Memorabilia Cloth & Ribbons undated 11 204 Gay Public Memorabilia Buttons undated 11 205 GLAD - Gay & Lesbian Advocates & 1983 Defenders 11 206 George W. Henry Foundation undated 11 207 Harvey Milk and The Harvey Milk Foundation 1978, 1979 11 208 Homosexual Community Counseling Center undated 11 209 Human Rights Campaign Fund 1991 11 210 March on Washington: National March on 1979 Washington for Lesbian & Gay Rights 11 211 National Gay Rights Advocates 1987 11 212 National Gay Task Force 1974–77, undated 11 213 National Organization For Women (NOW) 1978, undated 11 214 New Democratic Coalition - NY 1972, undated 11 215 North American Man Boy Love Association 1978–79, (NAMBLA) undated 11 216 Parents of Gays undated 11 217 Parents and Friends of Gays 1977–78 11 218 Society for the Psychological Study of Social 8 Sep 1978 Issues 11 219 Unitarian Universalist Lesbian and Gay 1975–81, Caucus - U.S. and Canada undated 11 220 Unitarian Universalist Metropolitan Gay 1974–75 Fellowship (New York) (Some materials restricted)

2.2 General (non-gay) Organizations 11 221 Downeast Senior College (See also Restricted 2003 Emails, Box 28, Folder 507) 11 222 Education in Maine undated 11 223 Hancock County Neighborhood Youth Corps Jan 1974

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Box Folder Description Date(s) 2.2 General (non-gay) Organizations (continued) 11 224 Merrymount Music Society (Some materials 1980-81 restricted) 11 225 Metropolitan Community Church of Boston 11 Jun 1978 11 226 Public Interest Research Group 1973-74 11 227 Rural Youth Corps 28 Jan 1974 11 228 University of Maine at Orono Student 1973-74, Government undated 11 229 Washington Hancock Community Agency 1974, undated

Series 3: Publications Series 3.1: Gay Publications 11 230 The Advocate 1 Mar 1972 11 231 The Advocate 5 Dec 1973 12 232 The Advocate 19 Dec 1973 12 233 The Advocate 24 Apr 1974 12 234 The Advocate 2 Jul 1975 12 235 The Advocate 19 Oct 1977 12 236 The Advocate 1 Nov 1978 12 237 The Alyson Lesbian and Gay Book Catalog 1985 12 238 Bay Windows: Boston's New Gay and Lesbian 17–30 Nov Paper 1983 12 239 Bay Windows Dec 1984 12 240 Bay Windows Jan 1985 12 241 Bay Windows 7–20 Feb 1985; 21 Feb–6 Mar 1985 12 242 Bay Windows 21 Mar–3 Apr 1985 12 243 Bay Windows 3–18 Apr 1985, 19 Apr–2 May 1985 12 244 Bay Windows 10–16 May 1985, 17–23 May, 1985 12 245 Bay Windows 26 Sep–2 Oct 1985, 10–16 Oct 1985 13 246 Bay Windows Feb 1986

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 13 247 Bay Windows Jun 1986 13 248 The Blade - Serving Gay Men and Women Oct 1977 Throughout the Washington-Baltimore Area 13 249 The Body Politic - Gay Liberation Journal 1977–79, undated 13 250 The Boston Gayline: Gay Guide to New Aug 1973 England 13 251 Boston Gay Review undated 13 252 By The Way (Maine) Mar 1998 13 253 Christopher Street Magazine Jun 1980, Nov 1992, Jan 1993 13 254 Christopher Street Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr 1993 13 255 Elysian Fields Booksellers 1975 13 256 Esplanade Sep 1976 13 257 Esplanade Sep 1976 13 258 Esplanade Oct 1976 13 259 Esplanade Oct 1976 13 260 Esplanade Nov 1976 13 261 Esplanade Dec 1976 13 262 Esplanade Jan 1977 14 263 Esplanade Feb 1977 14 264 Esplanade Mar 1977 14 265 Esplanade Apr 1977 14 266 Esplanade May 1977 14 267 Esplanade Jun 1977 14 268 Esplanade Jul 1977 14 269 Esplanade Jul and Aug 1977 14 270 Esplanade Aug 1977 14 271 Esplanade Sep 1977 14 272 Esplanade Oct 1977 14 273 Esplanade Nov 1977 14 274 Esplanade Dec 1977 and May 1979 14 275 Esplanade Aug 1979 and Sep 1980 14 276 Fag Rag #1 Jun 1971

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 15 277 Fag Rag #2 Fall 1971 15 278 Fag Rag #3, #4 Summer 1972 and Jan 1973 15 279 Fag Rag #5, #6 Summer 1973, Fall/Winter 1973 15 280 Fag Rag #7, #8 Winter/Spring 1974 15 281 Fag Rag #9 Summer 1974 15 282 Fag Rag #10, #11 Fall/Winter 1974

15 283 Fag Rag #12, #13 Spring/Summer 1975 15 284 Fag Rag #14, #15 Nov/Dec 1975, Feb/Mar 1976 15 285 Fag Rag #19, #20 Spring/Summer 1977 15 286 Fag Rag #23/24 Fall 1978 15 287 Gay (Newspaper) Jun 1972 15 288 Gay (Newspaper) Sep 1972 15 289 Gay Activist Apr 1972, May/Jun 1972, Oct/Nov 1972, Feb/Mar 1973 15 290 Gay Alternative Magazine #9, #10 1975 15 291 Gay Community News (GCN) Jun 1973 15 292 Gay Community News (GCN) Jul 1973 15 293 Gay Community News (GCN) Aug 1973 16 294 Gay Community News (GCN) Sep 1973 16 295 Gay Community News (GCN) Oct 1973 16 296 Gay Community News (GCN) Nov 1973 16 297 Gay Community News (GCN) Dec 1973 16 298 Gay Community News (GCN) Jan 1974 16 299 Gay Community News (GCN) Feb 1974 16 300 Gay Community News (GCN) Mar 1974 16 301 Gay Community News (GCN) Apr 1974 16 302 Gay Community News (GCN) May 1974 16 303 Gay Community News (GCN) Jun 1974 16 304 Gay Community News (GCN) Jul 1974

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 16 305 Gay Community News (GCN) Aug 1974 16 306 Gay Community News (GCN) Sep 1974 16 307 Gay Community News (GCN) Oct 1974 16 308 Gay Community News (GCN) Nov 1974 16 309 Gay Community News (GCN) Dec 1974 16 310 Gay Community News (GCN) Jan 1975 16 311 Gay Community News (GCN) [Picture of Feb 1975 Sturgis on front page] 16 312 Gay Community News (GCN) Mar 1975 16 313 Gay Community News (GCN) Mar 1975 16 314 Gay Community News (GCN) Apr 1975 17 315 Gay Community News (GCN) May 1975 17 316 Gay Community News Jun 1975 17 317 Gay Community News Jun 1975 17 318 Gay Community News Jul 1975 17 319 Gay Community News Aug 1975 17 320 Gay Community News Sep 1975 17 321 Gay Community News Oct 1975 17 322 Gay Community News Oct 1975 17 323 Gay Community News Nov 1975 17 324 Gay Community News Nov 1975 17 325 Gay Community News Dec 1975 17 326 Gay Community News Dec 1975 17 327 Gay Community News Jan 1976 17 328 Gay Community News Jan 1976 17 329 Gay Community News Jan 1976 18 330 Gay Community News Feb 1976 18 331 Gay Community News Feb 1976 18 332 Gay Community News Mar 1976 18 333 Gay Community News Mar 1976 18 334 Gay Community News Apr 1976 18 335 Gay Community News May 1976 18 336 Gay Community News Sep 1976 18 337 Gay Community News Oct 1976 18 338 Gay Community News Oct 1976 18 339 Gay Community News Nov 1976 18 340 Gay Community News Nov 1976 18 341 Gay Community News Dec 1976

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 18 342 Gay Community News Dec 1976 18 343 Gay Community News Jan 1977 18 344 Gay Community News Jan 1977 18 345 Gay Community News Feb 1977 18 346 Gay Community News Feb 1977 18 347 Gay Community News Mar 1977 18 348 Gay Community News Mar 1977 19 349 Gay Community News Apr 1977 19 350 Gay Community News Apr 1977 19 351 Gay Community News May 1977 19 352 Gay Community News Jun 1977 19 353 Gay Community News Jun 1977 19 354 Gay Community News Jul 1977 19 355 Gay Community News Aug 1977 19 356 Gay Community News Sep 1977 19 357 Gay Community News Sep 1977 19 358 Gay Community News Oct 1977 19 359 Gay Community News Oct 1977 19 360 Gay Community News Nov 1977 19 361 Gay Community News Nov 1977 19 362 Gay Community News Dec 1977 19 363 Gay Community News Dec 1977 19 364 Gay Community News Dec 1977 20 365 Gay Community News Jan 1978 20 366 Gay Community News Jan 1978 20 367 Gay Community News Feb 1978 20 368 Gay Community News Mar 1978 20 369 Gay Community News Mar 1978 20 370 Gay Community News Apr 1978 20 371 Gay Community News Apr 1978 20 372 Gay Community News Apr 1978 20 373 Gay Community News May 1978 20 374 Gay Community News May 1978 20 375 Gay Community News Jun 1978 20 376 Gay Community News Jun 1978 20 377 Gay Community News Mar 1979 20 378 Gay Community News May 1979 20 379 Gay Community News Jul 1979

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 20 380 Gay Community News Aug 1979 20 381 Gay Community News Oct 1979; Dec 1979 / Jan 1980 20 382 Gay Community News Jan 1980 20 383 Gay Community News Feb 1980 20 384 Gay Community News Jul 1982 21 385 Gay Community News Jan 1985 21 386 Gay Community News Feb 1985 21 387 Gay Community News Mar 1985 21 388 Gay Jubilee (See also: Series 2.1.1 LG Task 1980 Force, Box 8, Folder 146) 21 389 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jul–Aug 2001; Nov–Dec 2004 21 390 The Gay & Lesbian Review Mar–Apr 2005; May–Jun 2005 21 391 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jul–Aug 2005 21 392 The Gay & Lesbian Review Sep–Oct 2005; Nov–Dec 2005 21 393 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jan–Feb 2006; Mar–Apr 2006 21 394 The Gay & Lesbian Review May–Jun 2006; Jul–Aug 2006 21 395 The Gay & Lesbian Review Sep–Oct 2006; Nov–Dec 2006 21 396 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jan–Feb 2007; Mar–Apr 2007 21 397 The Gay & Lesbian Review May–Jun 2007; Jul–Aug 2007 21 398 The Gay & Lesbian Review Sep–Oct 2007; Nov–Dec 2007 21 399 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jan–Feb 2008; Mar–Apr 2008 21 400 The Gay & Lesbian Review May–Jun 2008; Jul–Aug 2008 21 401 The Gay & Lesbian Review Sep–Oct 2008; Nov–Dec 2008 22 402 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jan–Feb 2009; Mar–Apr 2009

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 22 403 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jul–Aug 2009; Nov–Dec 2009 22 404 The Gay & Lesbian Review Jan–Feb 2010; Mar–Apr 2010 22 405 The Gay & Lesbian Review May–Jun 2010; Mar–Apr 2012 22 406 The Gay & Lesbian Review May–Jun 2012 22 407 Gay Liberator Magazine Apr 1974 22 408 A Gay Person's Guide to New England [2 1975 copies] 22 409 Gay Scene undated 22 410 Gay Sunshine: A Journal of Gay Liberation Spring 1974; Winter 1975–76 22 411 Glide Fall 1974 22 412 The Harvard Advocate 1975 22 413 Hit Parade Feb 1979; Apr 1979; Oct - No Year 22 414 Hit Parade Sep 1979 22 415 Hit Parade undated 22 416 Homosexuality: Lesbians and Gay Men in Aug 1975 Society, History and Literature 22 417 Article from The Journal of Homosexuality, Vol. 1978 3(3) 22 418 Kalendar: Vol. 4 (L13) 11 Jul 1975 22 419 Lambda Rising News Spring 1993 22 420 Lavender Vision undated 22 421 Mainely Gay Jun 1977 22 422 Mainely Gay Jul 1977; Aug 1979 22 423 Making Waves (See also: Series 1.1, Box 2, Spring 1981; Folder 17: Correspondence with Metcalf, Summer 1981, Robin. The three issues in this folder were July 1982 removed from the Metcalf correspondence folder.) 23 424 Books by John Mitzel aka Bunny LaRue: 1975–76 Mitzel's Skylines: A Memoir [1976]; Bunny LaRue's Jack and Judy Journal [1975]; A Short History of Modern Capitalism Through Its Ladies [1975]

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.1: Gay Publications (continued) 23 425 NAMBLA Journal Seven (See also Series 1986 2.1.2, Box 11, Folder 215) 23 426 Night Shift Dec 1977 23 427 On Homosexuality: A Stalino-Leninist Guide to 1975 Love and Sex 23 428 Our Paper: A Voice for Lesbians and Gay Men 1984 in Maine 23 429 The Ranch: Voice of the Elders, Vol. IV (7) 1977 23 430 Sebastian Quill, Number One Fall 1970 23 431 Sebastian Quill, Number Two Spring 1971 23 432 The Sodom Syndrome by E. Lawrence Gibson 1978 [2 copies] 23 433 Time Magazine. Cover story: "I Am A 8 Sep 1975 Homosexual: The Gay Drive for Acceptance" 23 434 Vector Magazine: The Gay Experience Dec 1975 23 435 With Downeast Gays: Aspects of Homosexual undated Self-Oppression. Published by Pomegranate Press 23 436 Women Loving Women: A Bibliography 1974

Series 3.2 General (non-gay) organizations 23 437 ATHA: Newsletter for the Association of Dec 2007–Jan Traditional Hooking Artists 2008; Feb–Mar 2009 23 438 ATHA: Newsletter for the Association of Jun–Jul 2009; Traditional Hooking Artists Oct–Nov 2009 23 439 ATHA: Newsletter for the Association of Feb–Mar 2010 Traditional Hooking Artists 23 440 Boston Phoenix 9 Mar 1976 23 441 Boston Phoenix 16 Mar 1976 23 442 Boston Phoenix 21 Aug 1979 23 443 Byways: The Art + Literary Review of Harvard Spring 1978 Medical School (Sturgis's poem "Cap't Bunker's Boy" is featured on page 23). 24 444 The Community Observer (Brewer, ME) May 1974 24 445 The Fenway News Sep 1979 24 446 Harvard University Affirmative Action Update 1978 (newsletter) 24 447 Maine Campus 15 Nov 1973

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.2 General (non-gay) organizations (continued) 24 448 Maine Campus 25 Jan 1974; 29 Jan 1974 24 449 Maine Campus 1–26 Feb 1974 24 450 Maine Campus 19 Apr 1974; 26 Apr 1974 24 451 Maine Campus 7–17 May 1974 24 452 Maine Times Jul 1972 24 453 Maine Times 31 Oct 1980 24 454 Maine Times 8 Feb 1985 24 455 National Fisherman Feb 1974 24 456 The Real Paper Aug 1978 24 457 Tuesday Newspaper (Ellsworth, ME) Dec 1973 24 458 Tuesday Newspaper (Ellsworth, ME) Jun 1974 24 459 Preview Arts & Entertainment Guide 1986-87 24 460 UnFair Harvard: Racism and the University Apr 1979 24 461 Unitarian Universalist World May 1974; Jun 1975

Series 3.3 Articles and Clippings 24 462 Academic Articles: "The Closet Voltaire"; "The undated Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voice" by Hilda S. Rollman-Branch, M.D. and Paul J. Moses, M.D.; A paper prepared by John Boswell, Doctoral Candidate of Harvard University; "Psychoanalytic Reflections on Verdi's Don Carlo" by Hilda S. Rollman-Branch, M.D. 25 463 Clippings re: Charlie Howard. Note: 1984, 1986 Photocopied material from the Boston Phoenix found in Act Up/Maine Collection and added to Sturgis Haskins Papers. 25 464 Clippings: Homosexuality, general 1972–1979 25 465 Clippings: Homosexuality, general 1980–1989 25 466 Clippings: Homosexuality, general 1990- 25 467 Clippings: Homosexuality, general undated 25 468 Clippings: Maine-related and New England, 1971, 1972, non-gay 1974, 2004, 25 469 Clippings: Umaine, Wilde-Stein, Symposium 1974, undated (See also Series 2.1.1 Box 10, Folders 182– 185)

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 3.3 Articles and Clippings (continued) 25 470 Clippings: Maine Gay Symposium 1974

Series 4: Restricted Material 26 471 Letter to Sturgis Haskins from F. Jahoda 10Dec 1973 26 472 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 2 Jan–1 Mar 1983 2 Jan–1 Mar 1983 26 473 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 3 Mar–22 Mar 1983 3–22 Mar 1983 26 474 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 1 Apr–4 May 1983 1 Apr–4 May 1983 26 475 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 12–28 May 1983 12–28 May 1983 26 476 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 30 May–8 Jul 1983 30 May–8 Jul 1983 26 477 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 13–24 Jul 1983 13–24 Jul 1983 26 478 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 1 Aug–7 Sep 1983 1 Aug–7 Sep 1983 26 479 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 8 Sep–15 Oct 1983 8 Sep–15 Oct 1983 26 480 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 17 Oct–7 Nov 1983 17 Oct–7 Nov 1983 26 481 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 7 Nov–22 Dec 1983 7 Nov–22 Dec 1983 26 482 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 24–29 Dec 1983 24–29 Dec 1983 26 483 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 8 Jan–4 Feb 1984 8 Jan–4 Feb 1984 26 484 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 6 Feb–1 Apr 1984 6 Feb–1 Apr 1984 26 485 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 3 Apr–18 Jun 1984 3 Apr–18 Jun 1984 26 486 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 29 Jun–25 Aug 1984 29 Jun–25 Aug 1984 26 487 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 30 Aug–20 Sep 30 Aug–20 Sep 1984 1984 26 488 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 21 Sep–25 Dec 21 Sep–25 Dec 1984 1984 26 489 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 7 Feb–5 Sep 1985 7 Feb–5 Sep 1985

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 4: Restricted Material (continued) 27 490 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 9 Sep 1985–24 Feb 9 Sep 1985–24 1986 Feb 1986 27 491 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 10 Mar–1 Dec 1986 10 Mar–1 Dec 1986 27 492 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 24 Jan–18 Nov 1987 24 Jan–18 Nov 1987 27 493 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 24 Nov 1987–28 Jan 24 Nov 1987– 1988 28 Jan 1988 27 494 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 29 Jan–15 Mar 1988 29 Jan–15 Mar 1988 27 495 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 22 Mar–20 Dec 1988 22 Mar–20 Dec 1988 27 496 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 19 Jan–8 May 1989 19 Jan–8 May 1989 27 497 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 24 Jul–16 Dec 1999 24 Jul–16 Dec 1989 27 498 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 1 Jan–11 May 1990 1 Jan–11 May 1990 27 499 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 16 May–29 Dec 16 May–29 Dec 1990 1990 27 500 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 5 Jan–14 May 1991 5 Jan–14 May 1991 27 501 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 21 May–14 Dec 21 May–14 Dec 1991 1991 27 502 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 6 Jan–17 Jul 1992 6 Jan–17 Jul 1992 27 503 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 23 Jul–17 Sep 1992 23 Jul–17 Sep 1992 27 504 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 18 Sep 1992–24 Feb 18 Sep 1992– 1993 24 Feb 1993 27 505 Seaburg-Haskins Letters: 19 Jul–15 Dec 1993 19 Jul–15 Dec 1993 28 506 Croquet Emails 2005, 2009, 2011 28 507 Downeast Senior College Emails 2003 28 508 Emails from individuals 2003 28 509 Maine Gaynet and Sailing Emails 2003–2005 28 510 Personal Papers undated

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Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 4: Restricted Material (continued) 28 511 Rug-Hooking Emails 2010 28 512 Social Invitations 1970–2000 28 513 Shipping Envelopes 2000, undated 28 514 Arlington Street Church undated 28 515 Beacon Hill Bachelors 1980–81 28 516 Boston Area Unitarian Universalist Gay and 1978–79, Lesbians undated 28 517 Charles Street Meeting House undated 28 518 Chiltern Mountain Club 1979 1979 28 519 Chiltern Mountain Club 1980 1980 28 520 Chiltern Mountain Club 1997 1997 28 521 Country Gentleman undated 28 522 Gay Academic Union of New England undated 28 523 Gay Recreational Committee 1975–1980 28 524 Gay Support and Action Group 1973–74 28 525 Lesbian and Gay Task Force 1980 28 526 Maine Gay Symposium 1974 28 527 U.U. Interweave (Bangor) 1981–87 28 528 Black and White Men Together 1980-82, undated 28 529 Unitarian Universalist Metropolitan Gay 1974–75 Fellowship 28 530 Merrymount Music Society 1980–81 28 531 Photographs that Sturgis provided via email in 1988–2010 2010

Series 5: Oversize Mpcs 4 Dr 33 Poster, Maine Gay Symposium, 1974 University of Maine Orono OS Notebook 1 "Notebook of a Gay Man" ca. 1970–1982 Drawer 21 Notebook 2 "Notebook #3" (Friends, 1983) 1983 Notebook 3 "Notebook # 1985–1986" 1985–Jul 1986 Notebook 4 "Notebook # 1992" Jun 1990–Dec 1992 Notebook 5 "Notebook # 1993" Jan–Dec 1993 Notebook 6 "Notebook 1994, Volume I" 31 Dec 1993– 26 Jun 1994

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Notebook 7 "Notebook 1994, Volume II" 4 Jul–17 Oct 1994

Box Folder Description Date(s) Series 5: Oversize (continued) Notebook 8 "Notebook 1994, Volume III" 1994 Notebook 9 "Notebook 1994, Volume IV" Sep–Dec 1994 Notebook 10 "Notebook # 1995" Feb 1995 Notebook 11 "Notebook #1 (1995)" Jan–1 Jun 1995 Notebook 12 "Notebook # 1995, Volume II" 5 Jun–19 Jul 1995 OS Notebook 13 "Notebook # 1995, Volume III" 8 Aug–7 Sep Drawer 1995 22 Notebook 14 "Notebook # 1995, Volume IV" 9 Sep–31 Dec 1995 Notebook 15 "Notebook # 1996, Volume I" 2 Jan–7 Jul 1996 Notebook 16 "Notebook # 1996, Volume II" 8 Jul–10 Aug 1996 Notebook 17 "Notebook # 1996, Volume III" 8 Aug–4 Oct 1996 Notebook 18 "Notebook # 1996, Volume IV" 5 Oct 1996–1 Jan 1997 Notebook 19 "Notebook # H 1" 1 Jan–12 Dec 1997 Notebook 20 "Notebook # H 2" 1 Jan–12 Dec 1997 Notebook 21 "Notebook # 1998 Personal" Jan–Dec 1998 Notebook 22 "2005 S.H." Jan–Jun 2005 Notebook 23 "S.H. 2005 #2" Jul–Aug 2005 Notebook 24 "2005 S.H. Sep–Dec" Sep–Dec 2005 Notebook 25 "Notebook # Miscellaneous" 1994 and older, undated OS 29 Wooden Sculpture OS 30 George Daniell Prints: City and Country OS 31 George Daniell Prints: Portraits

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Appendix 1: Descriptions of Oversize Material

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LG MS 7 Notebook 1 “Notebook # Photo Album of a Gay Man” Dates: ca. 1970–1982 Material in this notebook consists mostly of pictures of social events such as important gay and lesbian events, holiday events, boating, vacations, and potlucks in mid-coast Maine featuring Sturgis Haskins from the early 1970s to 1982.

LG MS 7 Notebook 2 “Notebook #3 (Friends, 1983)” Date: 1983 Material in this notebook consists of photographs of people, mostly gay men that Sturgis Haskins came to know throughout 1983 in Maine, centered mostly in the Hancock and Penobscot counties region.

LG MS 7 Notebook 3 “Notebook # 1985–1986” Dates: 1985–Jul 1986 Material in this notebook consists mostly of newspaper clippings and photographs of important gay and lesbian events as well as the Charlie Howard Walk taken in the time period from 1985–1986 and centered in rural mid-coast Maine.

LG MS 7 Notebook 4 “Notebook # 1992” Dates: June 1990 – December 1992 Material in this notebook consists mostly of letters from family, pictures of social events, boating, and vacations in the summer in coastal Maine, of Charlie, Sturgis, Vince, John, and David in 1992.

LG MS 7 Notebook 5 “Notebook # 1993” Dates: Jan – December 1993 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs of social events such as holidays, boating, and vacations in mid-coast Maine during the first part of the year, and southern Maine in the second half of the year with David, Vincent, Roy, Sturgis, and family.

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LG MS 7 Notebook 6 “Notebook 1994, Volume I” Dates: 31 Dec 1993 – 26 Jun 1994 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs of social activities such as camping, holiday events, canoeing, hiking, potlucks, and trips to New England states, with Roy, Sturgis, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 7 “Notebook 1994, Volume II” Dates: 4 July – 17 Oct 1994 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like camping, holiday events, and boating during the summer of 1994 on the coast of Maine with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 8 “Notebook 1994, Volume III” Dates: 1994 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like camping, holiday events, and boating during the fall and winter of 1994 on the coast of Maine—in Hancock and Washington counties—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 9 “Notebook 1994, Volume IV” Dates: Sep–Dec 1994 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like camping, holidays, and boating during the fall and winter of 1994 on the coast of Maine—centered on Mount Desert Island—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 10 “Notebook # 1995” Dates: Feb 1995 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of Sturgis’s trip to London, UK, with Roy Oxley, David Codiggy, and Vincent Montgomery during February of 1995.

LG MS 7 Notebook 11 “Notebook #1” (1995) Dates: 1 Jan 1995 – 1 Jun 1995 Material in this notebook consists mostly of activism flyers, brochures, and photographs of social events like holidays, potlucks, boating, camping, and outings during the first half of 1995, with Sturgis, David Codiggy, Vincent Montgomery, and Roy Oxley.

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LG MS 7 Notebook 12 “Notebook # 1995, Volume II” Dates: 5 Jun – 19 Jul 1995 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like potlucks, holidays, and boating during the summer of 1995 on the coast of Maine— centered in Hancock Country—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

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LG MS 7 Notebook 13 “Notebook # 1995, Volume III” Dates: 8 Aug – 7 Sep 1995 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like potlucks, holidays, and boating during the summer and fall of 1995 on the coast of Maine—centered in Hancock County—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 14 “Notebook # 1995, Volume IV” Dates: 9 Sep – 31 Dec 1995 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like holidays, potlucks, and boating during the winter of 1995 on the coast of Maine— centered in Hancock County—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 15 “Notebook # 1996, Volume I” Dates: 2 Jan – 7 Jul 1996 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like holidays, potlucks, Sturgis’s birthday, and boating during the first half of 1996, on the coast of Maine—centered mostly in mid-rural Maine—with David Codiggy, Vincent Montgomery, Rox Oxley, Sturgis, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 16 “Notebook # 1996, Volume II” Dates: 8 Jul – 10 Aug 1996 Material in this notebook consists mostly of newspaper clippings and photographs of social events like holidays, potlucks, and boating during the summer of 1996, on the coast of Maine—centered in Hancock County—with Sturgis, Roy, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 17 “Notebook # 1996, Volume III” Dates: 8 Aug – 4 Oct 1996 Material in this notebook consists mostly of newspaper clippings and photographs of social events like holiday events, potlucks and boating during the summer and fall of

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1996 on the coast of Maine, mostly centered in Hancock County with David, Vincent, Roy, Sturgis and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 18 “Notebook # 1996, Volume IV” Dates: 5 Oct 1996 – 1 Jan 1997 Material in this notebook consists mostly of newspaper clippings and photographs and of social events like holiday events, potlucks and boating during the fall and winter of 1996 on the coast of Maine, mostly centered in Hancock County with David, Vincent, Roy, Sturgis and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 19 “Notebook # H 1” Dates: 1 Jan–12 Dec 1997 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like holiday events, potlucks, boating, camping, and “outings” during the year of 1997 exclusively with Roy and Sturgis.

LG MS 7 Notebook 20 “Notebook # H 2” Dates: 1 Jan–12 Dec 1997 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events, especially trips around the state of Maine during 1997, with Roy, Sturgis, and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 21 “Notebook # 1998 Personal” Dates: Jan–Dec 1998 Material in this notebook consists mostly of photographs and brochures of social events like camping and boating, especially on the CAT during 1998 with Roy, Sturgis and family.

LG MS 7 Notebook 22 “2005 S.H.” Dates: Jan–Jun 2005 Material in this notebook consists of photographs and paper ephemera relating to the National Croquet Center, a trip to Puerto Rico, and an admiration of New England architecture.

LG MS 7 Notebook 23 “S.H. 2005 #2” Dates: Jul–Aug 2005 Material in this notebook consists of photographs and brochures of events and trips, including boating, architecture tours, and small social gatherings.

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LG MS 7 Notebook 24 “2005 S.H. Sept-Dec” Dates: Sep–Dec 2005 Material in this notebook consists of photographs and paper ephemera relating to boating, architecture, and the “No On 1” Maine anti-discrimination campaign.

LG MS 7 Notebook 25 “Notebook # Miscellaneous” Dates: 1994 and older, undated Material in this notebook consists of a variety of Sturgis’ favorite quotes, celebrity photos, photographs by George Daniell, and older photos of the MDI region in mid- coast Maine.

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Appendix 2: Description of George Daniell Photographs 46 photographs, 1 set of negatives. Folders are labeled “F1, F2, F3…” and so on.

Oversize Box 30: City and Country

[F1] 14x11 print of city at night, marquee reading “ASTOR THEATRE SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS THE HURRICANE”

[F2] 11x14 print of a boat named “CITRUS PACKER MOEILE”

[F3] 11x14 print of a bustling city scape.

[F4] 14x11 print of fence and poster in North Carolina: “You are in the heart of Klan Country. Welcome to North Carolina. Join the United Klans of America [unseen word]”

[F5] 11x14 print of New York from a building, telephone booths, sign that reads “ASCHULTE CIGARS”

[F6] 11x14 print of light pouring into Grand Central Station. It is truly majestic.

[F7] 14x11 print of food carts and people in the foreground, watching the ship Queen Mary arrive. [2 copies]

[F8] 11x14 print of New York skyline, 1951. [2 copies]

[F9] 11x14 print of ship. Andrea Doria, New York, 1949. [2 copies]

[F10] 14x11 print of NYC skyline, man in foreground napping on a bench

[F10] 14x11 print of two men in coats tanning their faces.

[F11] 11x14 print of bustling city, woman walking dog in foreground. Marquee in background: “IN PERSON AL TRAHAN JACKIE HELLER & HOLIDAY SHOW VAUDEVILLE”

[F11] 14x11 print of Times Square at night, Flatiron Building in background [2 copies]

[F12] 14x11 print of Key West Sunset, Florida, 1973. [2 copies]

[F13] 11x14 print from the top of the Statue of Liberty. [2 copies]

[F14] 11x14 print of people exiting the subway uptown, New York [3 copies]

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Oversize Box 31: Portraits

[F15] One archival folder of negatives, labeled by Sturgis: “Movie ‘Withnail and I’ 1987; Keith’s photo taken after the movie. Keith was UMO fresh. 1st night sex with SP.”

[F16] 10x8 picture of Sir Harold Acton, La Pietra, Florence.

[F17] 11x14 print of “Brothers on the Hudson,” Yonkers, New York, 1936.

[F17] 10x8 print of beachgoers, man in center lounging on a towel, unaware of the approaching high tide. Glen Island Beach, New York, 1935.

[F18] 10x8 print of [Man looking contemplatively toward stove, sitting on a bed beneath the head of a buck] “7” written in pencil on back.

[F18] 7.5x9.5 print of man looking left, left hand in pocket, right hand on hip. Written on back: “Grand Manan Fisherman, Seton Ellingwood – George Daniell.”

[F19] 11x14 print of George Daniell self-portrait; “25” and “George Daniell” written on back. Self Portrait, Yonkers, New York, 1936.

[F20] 8x10 portrait of Tennessee Williams, holding a drink in a glass.

[F20] 9.5x12.5 portrait of Tennessee Williams, holding a drink in a glass.

[F21] 8x10 portrait of the painter John Marin

[F21] 11x14 portrait of painter John Marin, looking right.

[F22] 8 x 10 portrait of the painter John Marin, smoking cigarette, piano in background

[F22] 11x14 portrait of the painter John Marin, smoking cigarette, piano in background

[F23] 11x14 print of Georgia O’Keeffe, holding a bird either alive or taxidermied.

[F23] 11x14 print of Georgia O’Keeffe scratching a dog’s chin in a lit doorway.

[F24] 11x14 portrait of Georgia O’Keeffe, sitting among bones outside her home. Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, 1951.

[F24] 11x14 portrait of Georgia O’Keeffe looking down at a lower mandible of a dead creature.

[F25] 8x10 portrait of Georgia O’Keeffe in her studio

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[F25] 11x14 portrait of Georgia O’Keeffe outside her adobe home, diagonal shafts of light.

[F26] 6x4 postcard print of Audrey Hepburn

[F26] Flyer for Audrey Hepburn publication of a limited edition portfolio by George Daniell

[F27] 14x11 print of Sophia Loren next to a replica nude sculpture. Rome, 1955.

[F27] 11x14 print of Sophia Loren posing in a sweater against wood paneling

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