Bill Camilo Papers

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Bill Camilo Papers

1977-1986

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This collection is a single folder of previous hit Bill Camilo's papers next hit . Most of the material is focused on Camilo's involvement with two youth groups in New Jersey, the Rutgers Gay Alliance and the New Jersey Gay Coalition. There are also papers related to Camilo's arrest for loitering in 1980. Other material in the collection consists of correspondence, a photo (possibly of Camilo), and papers from the March on Washington including an account of a staff member being kidnapped. While there are a few items associating Camilo with San Francisco and Pleasuredome, most of the material in this collection seems to be from his time in the New Brunswick area.

1 folder

eng, Latn

The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Historical Society.

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