WELCOME TO THE ONLINE ARCHIVE
The Online Archive of the Queer Memory Project (QMP) of Northern Colorado is an educational resource for displaying fragments of the region's queer past. It currently consist of more than 200 documents, images, photographs, news reports, ephemera, and similar materials. Many of these items only exist as digital resources; others are kept in the physical collection of the Queer Memory Project or in the collections of partnering individuals or institutions. Details about each item are available by clicking on the item image or name.

The online archive is an evolving part of the Queer Memory Project and will continue to grow as we do our work. As new items come in, we will process and update these items to the archive as soon as possible. You can learn more about donating physical or digital copies of your materials here. However, like all collections, not all items will be displayed at all times. Currently, 40+ items of the online archive's 200+ total items are on display in the QMP Permaneant Collection and Exhibit. These items range from 1861 to 2022. A further 35 items can be discovered by browsing the archive. 

You may review all the items currently on display by clicking "Browse Items" on the task bar above. You can also search for items by using the search box at the top of the page. Finally, you can "Browse by Tag." Items in the archive are tagged by subject, location, format, and status. To use tags for your search, click on "Browse Items" and then click "Browse by Tag." Archive items are sorted by popular location tags include: Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Estes Park, Raymer, Evans, and Denver. 

The Queer Memory Project of Northern Colorado makes no claims about visitors' ability to reproduce, copy, or duplicate any of these materials or documents. Assessments of QMP's ability to use or reproduce these items in any form are included in the item description. Most of these assessments are based in claims of fair use, public domain, or express permission given to QMP and its agents. Individuals or institutions wishing to use or duplicate these items in any way should consult the item description for more details and seek permission to use images from copyright holders when required. 

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