It was amist the blurring backdrop of anti-war, anti-goverment suppression, Gay Rights and Civil Rights protests out in the streets around them that the summer of 1967 was both magical and at times tragic for a small group of local young teen boys that were just coming of age. Starting out at first on their bikes they all began collecting discarded Tucson and Phoenix related LGBTQ+ posters, announcements, event brochures, items, memoribilia, bar & event related t-shirts. The few boys with cameras began taking photographs of LGBTQ+ venues and events.  Trash cans behind Gay Bars, Gay friendly restaurants, and private clubs and homes were full of rich LGBTQ+ historcial treasures in the early mornings after Gays, Lesbians, Drag Queen & Cross Dressers as they were then called had met, partied, danced, and laughed just a few hours before under the cover of the darknes of nightime. Back then, in 1967 all were known by those who hated them in one word... HOMOSEXUALS.