The stories featured on the Queerolina Map are excerpts from longer oral histories. This page contains links to the full interview recordings and transcripts, organized by location.
Woollen Gym: Being competitive in the "gay world," 1973, Dr. P. Allen Gray, Jr.
North Carolina Memorial Hospital: Coming out at 30, 1973, Dr. P. Allen Gray, Jr.
Wilson Library: Basement "Tea Room," 1970s-2005, Larry Alford
North Carolina Memorial Hospital: HIV/AIDS crisis & the criminal omission of public health, 1980s, Dr. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
Murphey Hall: "I stopped counting when it hit one hundred," 1980s, Larry Alford
North Carolina Memorial Hospital: Losing Hoagie Gaskins to HIV/AIDS, 1983-04-20, Michael Culpepper
South Campus: Segregation on campus, 1984, Dr. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
Student Union: Bringing Black voices to the Southeastern Gay & Lesbian Conference, 1985, Dr. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
The Pit: "I would like to put UNC-Chapel Hill at the top of my list,” 1991, Michael Williams
Peabody Hall: “If anybody in this county ever finds out your ass will be out of here faster than you can blink,'' 1995, Christina Fisher
Coming out and the importance of representation, 1996, Christina Lee Fisher
Fetzer Gym: Finding support amongst teammates, 1996, Maia Bar Am
The Pit: Visibility Day, 1998-10-11, Amanda Maris
Stone Center: Winning, 2013, Dr. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
UNC Campus: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 1990s, Janora McDuffie
Carroll Hall: "Tea Room Queens," 1970s, Dr. Gerald Unks
Student Union: The Anti-Apartheid Support Group and embracing an international movement of queer rights, 1985, Dr. Robert F. Reid-Pharr
Lenoir Dining Hall Steps: First Year, 1990s, Janora McDuffie
UNC NROTC Naval Armory: Don't Ask Don't Tell, 2010s, Sara Isaacson
Polk Place: Food Worker Strike, Black Student Movement, and the National Guard on campus, 1969, Larry Alford
Black Student Movement: Belonging, 2010s, Austin Monroe
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus
Harry's Bar: Chapel Hill's rumored gay bar, 1960s, Michael Culpepper
The Electric Company: Chapel Hill's gay bar, 1960s, Kent Parks
Granville Towers: Being "otherized," 1988, Mark Kleinschmidt
Friendly Castle: "A safe place for gay friends to hang out," 1983, Jess Perry
Chapel Hill, N.C.
Kitty Hawk Tavern: The "Tea Room," 1950s, Clayton Jackson
Raleigh, N.C.
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base: Joe Herzenberg & an escape out of the closet, 1987-11-03, Mark Kleinschmidt
Goldsboro, N.C.
Horse Shoe, N.C.: "I would like to put UNC-Chapel Hill at the top of my list,” 1991, Michael Williams
Horse Shoe, N.C.
Washington DC: March on Washington for LGBTQ rights, 1993-04-25, Michael Williams
Washington D.C.
Peabody Hall: “If anybody in this county ever finds out your ass will be out of here faster than you can blink'', 1995, Christina Fisher
Craven County, N.C.
Hyperion Street, Los Angeles: Gay Men and Gay Bars, 1950s, Dick Allen
Los Angeles, Calif.