Pop Ahoy! article Argus supplement I think - this would be from 2006. Article by David McNamee The photo in the article is by Toby Amies from 2002, and was taken at Lighthouse Studios on Middle Street in Brighton

Off-white chest binder with a zip up the front and a blood stain on the lower left side

Social photos taken during Brighton Pride in Preston Park, 1995.

Social photos taken during Brighton Pride in Preston Park, 1996. These feature the Unison stall and line dancers in the Rawhide tent.

Social photos taken during Brighton Pride in Preston Park, 2003. The theme was "All the Fun of the Fair", photos show fortune telling in the library tent with Maria Jastrzebska (poet) and Caroline Halliday (artist and poet).

Social photos taken at Brighton Pride, 2004, in Preston Park. These feature the Unison stall and the Pavilion lit up pink to celebrate the event, and some members of the Polish women’s group (Polki feminiski)

Social photos taken at Brighton Pride, 2005, in Preston Park. Amnesty International brought a pink tank to the event.

A memory of a visit to Brighton Pride 2006 The image text reads: "Brighton Pride 2006 memory An amazing day, walking near Preston Park, celebrating, drinking and embracing everyone. Such a sense of community, a lot of chaps, someone dressed as Elizabeth and partying long into the night. After all memory of a sense of Joy"

Pride float 2023. To commemorate the 50 years since the very first Brighton Pride, Alf Le Flohic and I recreated some placards we had seen the Sussex GLF carrying on some of their protest marches. Gomorrah is Hot was a bit of poetic licence to go with the one about Sodomy being cool, which is a slogan seen in one of the old photos. Also on the float was my friend Danny and several fellow community curators from the Queer the Pier Exhibition at Brighton Museum.

Badge with Pride at Arcobaleno on. From Arcobaleno, a bar and restaurant that was on St George's Street, Kemptown, Brighton and is now closed.

Me in backyard after watching Pride march pass bottom of Edward Street. Dressed as a Stonewall go-go dancer, the theme that year was 50 years since Stonewall. It was also the year that Armistead Maupin popped into our party!

Digital Reproduction of the centre pages and back page of the programme for the Siren Play 'From the Divine'. 1. This shows the people involved in the production, as well as a breakdown of scenes in Act 1 and Act 2 of the play. The programme acknowledges funding (for the first time) for Siren from South East Arts Association and Eastern Arts Association. 2. This shows an advert from the GLC Women’s Committee welcoming Siren to London with its anti-war play, ‘From the Divine’. It has an image of the GLC Peace Statue from the South Bank in London.

Kitsch and Sync Production programme for Torch Song Trilogy by Harvey Fierstein, staged at Sallis Benney Theatre in October 1994. The programme notes that all profits from the production were donated to Brighton Cares. Contents include an introduction to Brighton Cares, cast and crew listings, a synopsis of scenes, interval information, and advertisements for local businesses.

blue box of Progynova 2mg tablets from Kamsons Pharmacy

This shows the postcard (front and back) used to promote Siren’s show ‘Les Les’. The postcard was used for the opening of the show at The Pavilion Theatre, Brighton. It shows Jude Winter and Jane Boston. They were the only Siren members who performed in the show. Deb Trethewey was still the technician at this time.