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This site is part of the JD Doyle Archives which has been approved by the IRS for 501c3 non-profit status, so all donations are tax deductible. If you enjoy my site, please consider a small donation. The site has a huge amount of PDF files and graphics, and well, it's an expensive site, requiring a large dedicated server. If you're moved to help share and preserve our culture's history It would be very appreciated. - JD Doyle

JD Doyle, photo/ Alex Rosa,
OutSmart Magazine /10/20

Caution: I've been told that
visiting my site can be like
falling into a rabbit hole

And Joyce Gabriola, UH LGBT History Research Collections Librarian, says my "superpower is creating queer history rabbit holes"

 Additions are added
often, so please
check back, and
see the
"What's New"
page

Site Launched
12/26/13
Reorganized
2/1/17

Pages for this site began in May 2013, as part of my website Queer Music Heritage...that really wasn't logical, but I already had that site...when it got too big it jumped to its own site.
More on that evolution.

    

      A note about the Google search engine: it is set to simultaneously search all three of my major sites; this one, along with Texas Obituary Project and Queer Music Heritage, and also The Banner Project site.

And, a tip for using a search engine...it may send you to one of the hundreds of pdf files of publications in my archive, but it won't direct you to what page of the pub...(on Windows) try this...when you have the search result on the screen clicking "control-F" will bring up another search field (on my pc in the lower left) where you can repeat your search to (most of the time) hone it down a little.

And, this is a bit unusual, I am providing a second search engine. It and the Google search at the top of the page have pros and cons. The Google search does all my sites at once, but is limited to 100 hits. The search engine below is only for this site and does not have a limit on hits, though it does show a few ads.

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Digitizing Help? Ask the Library of Congress. Click Here.

And AT THIS LINK is an excellent video talk about Archival Estate Planning,
from the SF GLBT Historical Society. Of course I hope you consider MY Archives.

I respect this new book by Wesley Phelps so much, I am putting my review of it here...
My own court case histories start on this page