The Holiday Pride:
A Pittsburgh LGBT+ Community Museum

October was busy for the Holiday Pride! Here's a summary of what we did.

A look into the events that led us to interviewing Tim Ziaukas, a professor at the Univerity of Pittsburgh and founder of Pittsburgh's Thursday Night Live.

A closer look at Twine as a programming system and a way to teach history!

A short recap of how our Pride month went! It was wonderful to meet folks!

Going to archives and searching through old documents is a historians favorite past time. The Heinz History Center's archive is an excellent one!

A look into the process of the creation of a physical exhibit.

This is just a brief overview of how we make our podcast episodes!

A recap of the Holiday Pride's poster presentation at Duquesne University's Research Symposium.

A short discussion on Thomas Rainbolt's thesis about the LGBT+ Networks in Pittsburgh.

Exciting news! The Holiday Pride will be presenting in DC this April!

This is a little insight into how academic and some public history gets going.

A look into the mechanics that went into the creation of our pirate DND module!

What is public memory and what does it matter? This is just a brief discussion on the road blocks to studying history.

Voyant is a text-mining tool that is very useful for understanding large bodies of work. We take a look at it as a tool for history.

What's with this website? What are we doing? When are we going to talk about Pittsburgh more?

A little peek behind the curtain on how we came to interview Scott Noxon.

A little bit about how we read and process books for the book reviews.

This is a short case study on AI and it's uses as a tool for education.

How Silas managed to get to interview Chuck Honse.

By Al Preston             A huge theme of this project and of queer history in general is discovery of identity. Many queer historians...