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Yellow t-shirt.
"LUEY 39 Host Houston, Texas"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Camo green t-shirt.
"LUEY 41. Houston, Texas. 2014. Host"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Black t-shirt.
"LUEY 41. Houston, Texas. 2014"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Green t-shirt.
"Houston, Texas. LUEY 40 2013. Let Us Entertain You. Host"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Dark gray t-shirt.
"Houston, Texas. LUEY 40 2013. Let Us Entertain You"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Black t-shirt.
"Let Us Entertain You. Houston Council of Clubs. March 1-4, 2001, Houston, Texas. Host"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Gray t-shirt.
"Let Us Entertain You Weekend 2000. March 10-12. HCC. Houston, Texas. Host"

The Houston Council of Clubs (HCC), Inc. was formed to promote, sponsor and hold an annual event called "Let Us Entertain You" weekend - a.k.a. LUEY Weekend. Let Us Entertain You started in 1971, by the Texas Riders, a gay leather motorcycle club, in order to 'keep the party going' for individuals returning from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

Yellow t-shirt.
"Firedance 18. Fire on the Third Coast 2 November 12, 13, 14 2004"

White t-shirt.
Front: "P.E.P."
Back: "Monica Grant, '92"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

Light blue t-shirt.
"Gay & Lesbian Switchboard Houston"

Black t-shirt.
"Firedancers Trucking Company 18 Wheeler Anniversary Fun"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

Yellow t-shirt.
"Firedancers Trucking Company 18 Wheeler Anniversary Fun"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

White t-shirt.

"Theatre Suburbia Presents All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go. Written by Catherine Filloux. Directed by Judy Reeves. Assistant Director Bill Reed. Starring Gene Griesbach, Christi Todd, Morgan Granbery, Melina Twyman, Jay Menchaca, Laura Leigh Pavlica, Brandon Hobratsch, Stage Manager Lisa Pavlica, Tech John Pavlica, Caution: This show contains some adult language. Play June 2nd thru July 1st, 2006. Theatre Suburbia is conveniently located at 1410 West 43rd at Oak Forest. "

Black t-shirts.
Front: "International Mr. Leather"
Back: "www.IMRL.com"

White t-shirt.
Front: "Lillian. Meteor. Urban, Video, Lounge"
Back: "Bingo. Out-Of-This-World-Fun Tuesday 8-11pm. Hosted by Southern Comfort. Lillian Devereaux Sofonda St. John. Benefitting Local Charities Through the R.S.I.C.S.S. of Houston"

2306 Genesee
Houston, TX 77006

Gray t-shirt.
"National Leather Association Houston"

Gray t-shirt.
"International Puppy & Trainer Contest September 5th-6th, 2003"

Likely held in Dallas, TX

Gray t-shirt.
"National Leather Association Houston"

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
Back: "Presented by Theatre San Jacinto February 27-March 6, 2004."

Black t-shirt.
"Bearapalooza Nation"

White t-shirt.

"Tortilla Heaven.
A story of life, love, and making tortillas the American Way. Starring Jade Esteban Estrada.
Winner of the 2004 Audience Favorite Award in Sole Performance.
Tuesday, October 3, 2006. 1415 Bar & Grill 1415 California St. 8:45 p.m. $15.
A comedic yet very real story of three generations of Mexican -Americans trying to relate to one another. www.Gcam.org"

Signed "Dalton- the official photo g of the world! Love x"

Jade Esteban Estrada (born September 17, 1975 at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas) is a successful Latin pop singer, comedian, burlesque performer, choreographer, actor, journalist, political commentator, and human rights activist. Out Magazine called him "the first gay Latin star."

Tan t-shirt.
Back: "BearWatch 9. Booty Camp. May 16-18, 2008"

Black t-shirt.
"Justice 4 All. Houston Area Bears. Houston Pride 2009"

White t-shirt.
"I Believe"

Origin Unknown. Please contact Wearing Gay History if you have any information regarding this t-shirt.

Blue t-shirt.
"Nuke a Gay Whale for Christ"

Gray tank top.
"Steel Misfits. Houston, Texas. Misfits Ball 12. September 12, 2010. Numbers, Houston, Texas"

300 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006

White t-shirt.
Front: "Bear Watch"
Back: Image of a ship with "X."

White/tan t-shirt.
Front: "The Gay Nineties Are Back. Look to the Future. Gay Chicago Magazine."

White Shirt.
Purple cloth square image "The NAMES Project National Tour 1988"

White Shirt. 
Full color illustration. People with quilt. "AIDS Memorial Quilt. The Names Project. Keep the Love Alive" 

Shirt also found in Chris Gonzalez Library and Archives

White Shirt.
NAMES Project multi-color image of quilt
"AIDS Memorial Quilt"

White t-shirt.
"NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt
October 11-13, 1996, Washington, DC.
Tomas Tanya Shaw Marc Barber
How Many Names Will It Take?"