Hall-Carpenter Archives - Revision history

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	** Gay, lesbian and bisexual newspapers and magazines, 1954-		** Gay, lesbian and bisexual newspapers and magazines, 1954-
	** Ephemera, 1907-		** Ephemera, 1907-

			[[File:DSC09427CHEYOUTHNEWS.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Copies of CHE Youth News in the archives]]

	*the HCA press cuttings collection, the [[Lesbian and Gay Newsmedia Archive]] (LAGNA) housed separately at the Bishopsgate Institute.		*the HCA press cuttings collection, the [[Lesbian and Gay Newsmedia Archive]] (LAGNA) housed separately at the Bishopsgate Institute.

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Other papers: Gregg Blachford

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	*the papers of Dr [[Mary McIntosh]], 1936–2013, sociologist, mainly relating to gay and feminist politics.		*the papers of Dr [[Mary McIntosh]], 1936–2013, sociologist, mainly relating to gay and feminist politics.

			*some of the papers of [[Gregg Blachford]], in particular from his time as the first paid youth worker at the [[London Gay Teenage Group]].

	== Other projects ==		== Other projects ==

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Archives at LSE

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Records and publications of gay organisations and individuals: added Gregg Blachford

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	[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''', founded 1980) are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]]. in the mid 1980s the collection was held at the London Lesbian and Gay Centre, 69 Cowcross Street, London EC1.		[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''', founded 1980) are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]]. in the mid 1980s the collection was held at the [[London Lesbian and Gay Centre]] [[(LLGC)]], 69 Cowcross Street, London EC1.

	The archives comprise:		The archives comprise:

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LLGC

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	[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''', founded 1980) are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]].		[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''', founded 1980) are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]]. in the mid 1980s the collection was held at the London Lesbian and Gay Centre, 69 Cowcross Street, London EC1.

	The archives comprise:		The archives comprise:

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	[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''') are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]].		[[File:Hca.jpg\|thumb\|HCA logo]]'''The Hall-Carpenter Archives''' ('''HCA''', founded 1980) are Britain's major resource for the study of lesbian and gay activism in the UK since the publication of the [[Wolfenden Report]] in 1957. Their name commemorates the gay writer [[Edward Carpenter]] and the lesbian novelist [[Radclyffe Hall]].

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External links

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	http://www2.lse.ac.uk/library/archive/holdings/lesbian_and_gay_archives.aspx		http://www2.lse.ac.uk/library/archive/holdings/lesbian_and_gay_archives.aspx

	[[Category:~~History and archives~~]]		[[Category:Archives]]
	[[Category:LSE]]		[[Category:LSE]]
	[[Category:Former Consortium members]]		[[Category:Former Consortium members]]

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External links

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	[[Category:History and archives]]		[[Category:History and archives]]
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Other papers

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	==Other papers==		==Other papers==
	~~Michael James papers~~		As well as the Hall-Carpenter archives, the LSE houses other archives including:

	~~The~~ papers of [[Michael James]], 1941-, gay activist ~~(MICHAEL JAMES PAPERS)~~, ~~include~~ documents relating to the London [[Gay Liberation Front]], [[Body Positive]], and the [[Gay Switchboard]]~~. See the Archives catalogue for details.~~		*the papers of [[Michael James]], 1941-, gay activist, including documents relating to the London [[Gay Liberation Front]], [[Body Positive]], and the [[Gay Switchboard]]

	~~Mary McIntosh Papers~~		*the papers of Dr [[Mary McIntosh]], 1936–2013, sociologist, mainly relating to gay and feminist politics.

	~~The~~ papers of Dr [[Mary McIntosh]], 1936–2013, sociologist ~~(MCINTOSH)~~, mainly ~~relate~~ to gay and feminist politics~~. See the Archives catalogue for full details, including descriptions of individual files~~.

	== Other projects ==		== Other projects ==