"After Goodbye, An Aids Story," a production of KERA video from The Dallas Gay and Lesbian Community. The video footage contains interviews, personal stories, archival news clips pertaining to the history of the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas from the late 1970s through the 1990s as the community dealt with the AIDs crisis and the death of loves ones as a result.

"Finding Our Voice," a production of KERA/KDTN video from The Dallas Gay and Lesbian Community. The video footage contains interviews, personal stories, archival news clips pertaining to the history of the LGBTQ+ community in Dallas from the late 1970s through the 1990s, with prominite figure LGBT figures talking about their experiences and feelings during the Dallas gay scene.

A set of directions in a small set of key ring cards for the Lone Star Ride in 2002.

A set of directions in a small set of key ring cards for the Lone Star Ride in 2004.

A set of directions in a small set of key ring cards for the Lone Star Ride in 2003.

A set of directions in a small set of key ring cards for the Lone Star Ride in 2005.

In photo left to right: Ken Harlow, Craig Spaulding, William Waybourn, Ken Flanagan, Rick Garlington, Andy Hanson.

A photograph of three AIDS quilt panels: names show on quilt, Terry Tebedo, Mike Hearn, Howie Daire

A black and white photograph of William H. "Bill" Nelson Jr.

A black and white photograph of William H. "Bill" Nelson Jr.

A black and white photograph of William Waybourn.

A photograph of Bruce Monroe (holding cat) as he moves to Washington D.C. to take a position with the National Holocaust Museum. From left to right: Rick Garlington, Rick Wunche, Bruce Monroe, Ken Flanagan, Craig Spaulding. Photograph taken by Andy Hansen.

A black and white photograph of Harvey Fierstein (left) and William Waybourn (right) at the "Torch Song Trilogy" play by Fierstein, which benefited the AIDS Resource Center. The photograph was taken on January 15, 1989.

A black and white professional headshot of William Waybourn.

A photograph taken in 1995 of Rev. James H. Thomas and his wife, Mary, in front of Ark Spring Baptist Church in Chandlersville, Ohio; Thomas is the father of Dallas AIDS activist, John David Thomas.

A black and white photograph of William Waybourn (left) and Bill Nelson (right). Both men are looking at the camera and smiling; Nelson has his arm around Waybourn's shoulders.

A photograph of Jean Nelson, mother of Bill Nelson

A photograph taken in June 1983 of (left to right) Terry Tebedo, Bill Nelson, and Mike Anglin at a breakfast planning meeting for Razzle Dazzle Dallas.

A letter from Dr. Judith Cannon to DeAn Olson concerning a recent meeting in which a debate became more heated than expected; Cannon reaches out to Olson about the debate and how Olson can continue to stay involved with the organization.

A letter from Dr. Judith Cannon to DeAn Olson concerning a heated debate at a recent meeting for the Oak Lawn Community Services organization.

A Oak Lawn Community Services document which they created on November 8, 1995 about the programs and services which it offered.

A meeting agenda and meeting minutes for a March 31, 1998 Oak Lawn Community Services meeting; the meeting included a "fishbowl"-style discussion about sexism.

A funding proposal outlining an Oak Lawn Community Services program called the OASIS Primary Outpatient Program.

A document outlining the services which the Oak Lawn Community Services provided in the years 1995-1996.