Help Us Build a Community-Generated Archive of 20 Years of Marriage Equality in Massachusetts

The History Project is embarking on an exciting tour across the Boston Public Libraries to document and preserve personal stories from the last 20 years of marriage equality in Massachusetts. While the legal battles are well known, many LGBTQ+ love stories have yet to be shared—and that’s where you come in!

Join us at one of our upcoming Pop-Up events to share your wedding memories, photos, invitations, vows, and more. Our team will be scanning photos, collecting oral histories, and displaying an educational exhibit. This is your chance to contribute to a community-driven archive that will preserve these stories for future generations!

Pop-Up Locations:

 Thurs. 10/17, 3-6pm → BPL Roxbury Branch
 Tues. 10/22, 2:30-5:30pm → BPL Charlestown Branch
 Fri. 11/15, 2-5pm → BPL Roxbury Branch
 Sat. 11/16, 2-5pm → BPL West End Branch
 Tues. 11/19, 2-5pm → BPL Codman Branch

Call to Action: Bring your wedding stories, photographs, invitations, vows, and any other personal materials that capture your special day. Together, let’s preserve the legacy of love and equality! 

Don’t miss out—join us at a BPL Oral History Pop-Up near you and help preserve LGBTQ+ history!