THE FASANA-GRAHAM ARCHIVES AT STONEWALL
To browse the scope of our holdings, click our Finding Aid which provides detailed descriptions and searchable entries across all categories.
ABOUT
Spanning from the late 20th century to the
present day, the Fasana/Graham Archives is a monumental repository of LGBTQ+ political, cultural, and social history. With over 2,700
linear feet of materials—the collection
comprises over 6 million pages of records.
Professionally curated and housed in a climate-controlled environment that meets rigorous conservation and archival standards, the Archive is meticulously cataloged using the PastPerfect database, offering detailed descriptions and searchable entries throughout.
THE COLLECTION INCLUDES
- Serials and periodicals
- Personal papers and correspondence
- Artifacts and textiles
- Sound recordings and multimedia
- Ephemera and rare materials
The collection reflects LGBTQ+ experiences from across the country, with select international holdings that broaden its global relevance.
ACCESSING THE ARCHIVES
We welcome the public to tour the Archive and explore its significance.
However, access to materials is reserved for scholars, historians, researchers and writers by appointment only.
SCHEDULE A VISIT OR APPOINTMENT
Email Amy Gastineau Associate Curator at amy@stonewall-museum.org
Research appointments must be requested at least one week in advance.
