Reminder – all welcome.

LMA's monthly LGBT History Club welcomes back Sean Curran for a talk and discussion event.
FREE DROP-IN - NO NEED TO BOOK

6pm-7.30pm

London Metropolitan Archives, 40, Northampton Road, London, EC1R 0HB

'The Right and The Need to Touch’: the Queerness of Collecting

PhD researcher Sean Curran shares his findings from his recent research about the nature of collecting (and specifically personal collections) and the results of a recent survey he conducted amongst LGBTQ collectors. What implications might these results have for museums, archives and libraries collecting material of LGBTQ interest?

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