Tag: Digital Projects

The Data Service team at Washington University Libraries, in collaboration with the Missouri History Society Library and Research Center, recently...

One of the documents preserved in the American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri Records at the Washington University Libraries is this simple...

What’s in a Name? At Washington University in St. Louis, a yearly ceremony honors “students, staff and faculty, and St....

In conjunction with programs at The Griot Museum of Black History, Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis is taking a closer look...

Pride and St. Louis, 1979 – 2019 Forty years ago, in April 1979, the first organized “Gay Pride” event took...

The Zebra Lounge is one of 800+ locations connected to LGBTQ history that are documented online in Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis. In the 1980s...

October is LGBT History Month — and a great opportunity to focus on how important events in October, and its predominant holiday...

Happy 6 Month Anniversary to Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis! Online and freely available to everyone since October 2017, Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis allows...

Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis is a digital interactive map exploring how the region’s LGBTQIA+ communities have changed over time.

In 1958, a St. Louis resident who identified himself as “Mr. H” wrote to the editors of ONE, the first LGBTQ...

A key challenge as we researched Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis was locating street addresses. Since many bars and restaurants were well...

Recently the national podcast Criminal visited the WU library. This audio documentary program was researching The Evening Whirl — one of the...