Tucson Gay Museum®© - Acknowledgements

'A Look Back At .....Where We Have Been.....Where We Are ..... And,  Where We Are Going'

The Tucson Gay Museum is dedicated to all those of the Tucson LGBTQ Community that have come before,

are here now, and will take our places in the future of Tucson, Arizona, U.S.A.

The Tucson Gay Museum®© expresses its perpetual gratitude to the many organizations and individuals who have and or continue to assist, advise, make available, provide(d) services, provided interviews, donated collections, and or share(d) articles, photo's, videos, memorabilia, archives, collections, artifacts, memorabilia, technology, and other items. Many heartfelt thanks to, The Library of Congress, National Archives, U.S. Navy, The Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation, U.S. Army, Smithsonian, San Francisco GLBT Museum, Getty Museum, the Harvey Milk Collection, Archivo Histórico Nacional-Spain, Tucson Trust, Arizona Historical Society, Archivo General de la Nación-Mexico, The New Paper, Arizona Pioneers Society, Tucson Historical Society, Seattle Gay News, Look Magazine, Wikipedia,Tucson LGBT Historical Society, Puerto Peñasco Chamber of Commerce, State of Arizona Archives - Phoenix, Arizona Gay Newsletter, Pima County Library, Office Max, Pima County Law Library, Tucson GLBT Chamber of Commerce, Catholic Diocese of Tucson, Tucson Observer, Clarion, Tombstone Epitaph, Vector, New York Times, National Weather Service, Pride of Arizona, National Women's History Museum, The Post, Office of the Surgeon General, Movietone News, Harvey Milk, Arizona State Museum,Old Pueblo Trust, Gibson's Office Supply, University of Arizona Library, Jonathan Marks Foundation, Tucson Shanti Foundation, Federal Bureau of Investigations, City of Tucson, I.A.T.S.E. Local 415M, Beth, Central Intelligence Agency, Old Tucson Studios, Jack Stockslager, Wingspan, University Of Arizona Law Library, Hohokam Indians of the Tucson Basin, Microsoft Corporation, Los Angeles Times, Tucson Gas & Electric Company Archives, Police Chief Magazine, Tucson Knight Owls, Tucson Water of Life Metropolitan Church, Public Broadcasting Service, San Xavier del Bac Mission Archives, Tucson Citizen, Kreiss Trust, Moose,Tucson Gay News, Arizona Cine, Center For Disease Control, Davis-Monthan Field Register, Ma Finley, American Broadcasting Corporation, Monte-Jon Gilmer, Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, Flo, City of Tucson Archives, Pima County Recorders Office, Bill Morrow, Speedway Studio, Tucson Histories & Mysteries, Daily Wildcat, Skeeter, The Loft Cinema, Evon Photography, Center For Desert Archaeology, Beacon Foundation, University of Arizona Special Collections, Gary Neil Clark, Tucson Gay Historical Society, Facebook, Peg Price, Andy Warhol Museum, Tucson Weekly, Cindy, Ernie Perez, Columbia Broadcasting System, Cornerstone Church, National Archives and Records Administration, Tucson Aids Project, You Tube, Desert Magazine, Bookmans Tucson, Maurice Grossman, National Broadcasting Corporation, Fausto, The Walker Estate, Phoenix LGBT Museum, Arizona Daily Star, Wayne Blankenship, Old Pueblo Archeology, Evergreen Cemetery, Tucson LGBT Magazine, Sisters of Sonora, Tucson Gay News, Pima County Court System, Journal Of Arizona History, Western Express, Desert Leathermen, Happy Days, POZ Magazine, Life Magazine, Jerry Curl Memorial Foundation, Candi Trowbridge, Phoenix Gay Museum, 1 In 10, EON Youth Group, Snap-It Photography & Video, Steve Risley, Partners, the Colorado Kid, Armory Park Historical Archives, Lance Penny, The Garcia Estate, Tucson Insiders, Puppet Muzik, Tony Bucci, Newsweek Magazine, Bill F. Finley, Terry Blue Productions Studios, Pueblo Studios, Rene, George Rederus, Bob Ellis, So Fonda Cox, John Hasse, U.S. Census Bureau, Michael Bennett, Wall Street Journal, Vanna, Professor Douglas Nielson, Rage Monthly Magazine, Pima County Sheriffs Department, Steve Hall, Bella Azbug Library, Doc Hayes, Gertrude Stein Collection, Dr. Eleazar Garcia M.D., Stonewall National Museum & Archives, Jose Salcedo, Don Stewart, Les Elliot, Victor, James Gordon, Arizona Archeological and Historical Society, Jack, Mendoza Trust, Beyond Video, Paul, State of Sonora Mexico, Romero Ruins Archives, Dennis Davis Memorial Foundation, Wild Billy D, National Park Service, Fort Lowell Military Archives, Mark D., Mendez Collection, Roberto, Out History, Marcy S., The Directory, Larry C., Hoover Library, Ray Red Spider, Ernie Freuler, Oscar Jiménez, Ricky B., Mr. Cool, Stan (Stan The Man) Phalp, Mandy Bartow, OUTWEST TV Tucson, Access Tucson, EMI Music, Tucson Tilly, Casa De Los Niños, Rainbow Marriage, Kathy G., Mrs. Loretta Wilson Foundation,The Conway Estate, Steve Quintanilla, DJ Raynman, Briones Estate, Professor 'A', Phil, Bobbi S., Dinah Frost, countless others who wished to remain anonymous, and literally thousands of others both past and present who have made this historical effort possible.       

The Final Reunion Of The Boys In Memory of José, Butch, Richard, Lorenzo, Dennis, Thomas,  Pinky, Santos, Quickie, and The Others Who Never Made It This Far....R.I.P.

Historical  Research  Team Another Generation Steps Forward

Publication of names, photos, exhibits, manuscripts, artifacts, memorabilia of any person or organization in the TUCSON GAY MUSEUM is not to be construed as indication of the sexual orientation of such person(s), organization(s), advertisers, or any employees thereof.