Digital Projects

Digital Projects showcases unique online collections and historical objects, highlighting Boston’s LGBTQ+ history through community-sourced and digitally preserved materials.

Our Digital Projects are a bridge between archives and exhibitions, offering access to historical materials that don’t fit neatly into traditional collections. These projects include community-sourced stories, digitized objects, and curated mini-collections, all designed to make Boston’s LGBTQ+ past accessible and engaging online. Whether you’re exploring a single artifact or diving into a themed digital collection, each project invites you to discover history in a flexible, interactive way.

Above: DJ Pinko for the Queer Women in Music Boston project

Featured

Rescued NPS Audio Tour

Erased by the NPS but preserved by Queer History Boston, "Their Dreams, Their Rights, and Their Love:" A LGBTQ+ Audio Tour of Beacon Hill and Downtown Boston highlights the different ways the LGBTQ+ community in Beacon Hill and greater Boston area have lived, thrived, and fought for their rights.