A document from the Association of Flight Attendants including a personnel record of Richard C. Schwiderski as a flight attendant.

Official souvenir program for the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. It includes details and logistics for the march, congressional letters, a calender of events, and other related information.

Handwritten memo in black ink titled "Phone-O-Gram" from a Judge Miller to Donald J. Maison, dated February 21 (no year), says "order signed".

A letter to Harriett Erhardt from Samuel W. Hudson, III questioning Erhardt over the recent reprimand of a school teacher, Bill Nelson, for their expression of the First Amendment. The letter is accompanied by the envelope it was sent in.

A letter from Ron Kessler to Herb Cooke addressing the recent reprimand a teacher received for attending a political event.

A photograph of four men holding signs and flags. The signs read, "March on Washington. October 14, 1979." One of the individuals is holding the Texas Flag. (L-R) Jay Stankiewicz, Cobb Keller, (unknown), Hardy Haberman.

A fax letter from Donald J Maison Jr. sent to Lawrence B. Mitchell pertaining to a panel decision enclosed to the letter and the rehearing of the Schiwderski v. the State of Texas.

The formal letter of reprimand from the principal of Warren Travis White High School, Charles Maples, to Bill Nelson for appearing in a gay publication wearing a shirt that supported LGBT rights.

Letter from W. T. White HS principal Charles Maples to William Nelson concerning an appearance Nelson had made in a gay rights magazine.

A letter to John J. Santillo from Charles Maples informing Santillo that Maples' letter of reprimand to William Nelson should be removed from Nelson's personal teaching file.

A document of a transfer order from Judge Ellis to Judge Miller of the Dallas County Criminal Court no. 7.

Invitation to join a March on Washington with an image of the U.S. Capitol Building. Printed on the invitation are the words, "Join 1,000,000 Gays for the National March on Washington, October 14. July 9, August 13, September 10." Printed on the pamphlet verso is an explanation of how to support the march and the committee planning it, including an explanation about Harvey Milk's involvement planning the march before his assassination.

Newspaper clipping of a Dallas Morning News article about a police officer, Danny Cain, who was fired after filing false reports regarding the shooting death of a suspect.

Photocopy of a section of an article written by New York author Richard Reeves and titled 'Too Late to Kill the Messenger' and dated 1979, and argues for the role of media during violent situations.

A letter from John J. Santillo to William Nelson informing Nelson that Charles Maples' letter will not be placed in Nelson's personal teaching file.

Person resume for Robert Schwiderski, including apartment number, telephone number and work experience.

A stained business card for the legal services of Frank Shor.

A short information sheet concerning the arrest of Jim Rouse Howell, filled out and filed by Complainant Walt, dated October 26, 1979, includes description of why Howell was arrested.

This document includes a handwritten arrest report for Orval David Austin, contains thumbprint, dated October 25, 1979.

A document of an arrest report and personal information. This arrest report contains intentionally false information, and is an example of police harassment of the Dallas gay community.

A document of an arrest report and personal information. This arrest report contains intentionally false information, and is an example of police harassment of the Dallas gay community.

A document of an arrest report and personal information. This arrest report contains intentionally false information, and is an example of police harassment of the Dallas gay community.

A photocopy of an information sheet concerning the arrest of Jim Rouse Howell by complainant E.R. Walt, dated March 19, 1980; contains a short description of why Howell was arrested, being charged with public lewdness.

A document with Schwiderski's personal information for the Dallas County Criminal Court's records.