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Blue t-shirt.
"The Copa," like a Houston disco in the late 1970s.

White t-shirt.
"Diana 50 Jubilee"

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

White t-shirt.
"Queer Music Heritage. Hosted by JD Doyle on KPFT 90.1 Houston. www.QueerMusicHeritage.com"

Red t-shirt.

"Asher's Angels. Asher Brown committed suicide 9/23/2010 as a result of bullying. Help prevent teen suicide. Join the Asher's Angels Cause! Out of the Darkness. Community Walks. American Foundation for Suicide Prevention"

Blue t-shirt.
"'Just' Marion and Lynn's. Houston, Texas"

one of Houston's very first bars for lesbians
817 Fairview Houston, TX

White t-shirt.
"The Ranch, Houston"

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

Possible location: 24704 I-45, Spring, TX 77386

Black t-shirt.

Front: "Krewe of Hydra. Houston"
Sleeve: "Member"

Blue t-shirt.
"Montrose Symphonic Band"

White t-shirt.
"Montrose Symphonic Band and Chorale"

Tan t-shirt.
Front: "Kindred Spirits: A Woman's Alternative"

A long-time and historic Houston lesbian bar open from 1981-1989
5425 Buffalo Speedway Houston, TX

White t-shirt.
Image of a playing card with two men.
"2nd Annual Un Soiree Pelouse in Wonderland"

a fundraising event benefitting ASSISTHERS and the Houston Buyers Club. "The Un Soirée Pelouse (USP) is an event (soirée) loosely inspired by the long ago local and national Garden Party, unlike the Garden Party of yester year, USP is not strictly a drag themed event, USP is an event for the entire Houston Straight, Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual and Transgendered (SGLBT) communities (due to the nature of the event participants must be over the age of 21). USP provides a platform for community engagement and the enjoyment of live entertainment. USP committee members are diverse and cross all sectors of the Houston Community (it does remain a primary GLBT event)."

2401 San Jacinto St, Houston, TX 77002

Teal t-shirt.
Front "The National Bar of Texas, Naturally!"
Back: "Mary's ... Naturally! Houston, Texas. Let Us Entertain You 1993"

1022 Westheimer Rd Houston, TX

White t-shirt.
Front: "1022 Mary's... Naturally"
Sleeve: "Let Us Entertain You"

1022 Westheimer Rd Houston, TX

White t-shirt.

Back: "Ophelia's Rope. Two girls waiting for you to pick a number"
Ophelia’s Rope is a two-person long form improv group

Blue t-shirt.
Front: "#LiveLaughLove November 2013"
Back: "CurtisBraly.com Available on iTunes"

Curtis Braly is an openly gay country singer

Black t-shirt.
Image of a man and a bird.
Likely in reference to the DC Eagle.

Red t-shirt.
"Prime Timers Worldwide. Houston Convention 2003"

Prime Timers is a national organization promoting social activities for the older gay and bisexual male and those who like them.

Black t-shirt.
"Night Hawks Houston"

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

Blue t-shirt.
"BRB Houston"

Brazos River Bottom
2400 Brazos St, Houston, TX 77006

Black t-shirt.
Front: "Pacific Street"
Back: "Staff"

710 Pacific St
Houston, TX 77006

White t-shirt.

"Bromptons London"
294 Old Brompton Road
London, UK

Black polo.
"Texas United Charities"
Website description: "Texas United Charities, Inc. is committed to raising funds that will support initiatives within the Gay and Lesbian community, all with a spirit of passion and enjoyment that helps put the FUN back in FUNdraising!"

4414 Gardendale Dr. • Houston, TX 77092

Blue t-shirt.

Front: "Colt 45's Houston"

Colt 45's Houston was founded in the spring of 1976 as a Western charitable organization

White sweatshirt.

Image of a pink triangle.
Front: "Girls R Us. Jim Judy Bruce Coleen. Houston Thursday Night Mixers Winter 1990"
Back: Girls R Us"

White t-shirt.
Back: "After Hours. 90.1 KPFT Houston. 89.1 KEOS College Station.. Sunday 1am to 4am"

Pink two shirt.

Image of two intertwined Venus (Female) symbols

White polo shirt.

Front: "Angels in the Alley"
Back: "Angels in the Alley. Bruce, Judy, Doug, Coleen, Jim. '92-'93 Houston Thursday Mixers"

White t-shirt.
"HoustonVoice.com"

The Houston Voice originally known as the The Montrose Star was a bi-weekly newspaper published on alternating Wednesdays in Houston, Texas. A subsequent newspaper (not by the original owners) is now known as Montrose Star. The newspaper is targeted to the LGBT community in southeast Texas as well as Austin and San Antonio.

White t-shirt.

"Elect Reeves. City Council District G"
Likely referring to Bruce Reeves.

White t-shirt.
Front: "Camp Hope 2003"
Back: List of sponsors.

Established in 1996, Camp Hope was the first camp for HIV-positive children in Texas. Camp Hope provides HIV-positive kids ages seven to 16 from low income households the opportunity to develop important life skills needed to manage a life with HIV/AIDS in a healthy and secure environment.

Red t-shirt.
"So Many Men! So Little Time"

Red t-shirt.
"United States Marine Corps"
Unknown LGBT affiliation.