Where to Send Items from Local Events
In response to the recent tragedy in Orlando, Stonewall National Museum & Archives (SNMA) has created a collection to house artifacts from remembrance vigils and events such as memorial materials, ephemeral (temporary) signs, flyers, and victim information. This can include cards, signs, scrapbooks, photographs, candles, personal items and physical items. Please do not send dried flowers, stuffed animals, or perishable items.
SNMA plans to create an exhibition on the tragic event that occurred at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando and will utilize items donated and collected for this purpose. Family members of the victims and survivors will be notified of the exhibition and will have an opportunity to view the exhibition in private prior to a public opening.
SNMA plans to create an exhibition on the tragic event that occurred at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando and will utilize items donated and collected for this purpose. Family members of the victims and survivors will be notified of the exhibition and will have an opportunity to view the exhibition in private prior to a public opening.
Physical ItemsChris Rudisill
Stonewall National Museum & Archives 1300 East Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Attn: Pulse Nightclub |
Digital ItemsDigital items can be sent to collections@stonewall-museum.org
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SNMA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to promote understanding through preserving and sharing the proud culture of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their significant role in American society. We understand that these items are of a personal nature and take great pride in our work and the responsibility of safeguarding them for posterity and historical and educational value for generations to come. SNMA has been in operation for over 42 years and currently maintains a collection that represents more than a century of LGBT history. The professionally catalogued collection is maintained according to strict conservation and archival standards and used by community leaders, writers, researchers, historians and the general public.
The fine print: SNMA reserves the right to accept or decline to accept any items. Acquisition, disposal and loan activities conform to its mission and public trust responsibilities are at the sole discretion of SNMA following receipt of items. Ownership of items becomes that of Stonewall National Museum & Archives at time of receipt. A deed of gift can be sent upon request. Display and curation of exhibitions related to donations are at the discretion of SNMA and not guaranteed. Some items are often used for research purposes only. For more information call 954-763-8565 or visit www.stonewall-museum.org.
