Vintage queer

1. The inventor of modern butter sculpture Caroline Shawk couldn't afford marble, so she started making butter sculptures to raise money at local fairs. Her butter sculpture became a runaway hit at Centennial exhibition, which allowed her to open her own studio and work with marble.

Vintage photographs of gay and lesbian couples and their stories.

April's background-image nostalgia.

“please. PLEASE. stop what you're doing right now and look at these lesbian musicians on USO tour in Europe during WWII”

sir! magazine, may 1957

Photo from the book, POSEUSES: Portraits of Women by Gon Buurman (1987) "For the first time, Dutch lesbians posed openly as lesbians, replacing the history of invisibility, secrecy and taboos, with a...

Love is love and that's how it's been since the dawn of man. However, navigating social dynamics in the past was way more difficult than today. Same-sex relationships had been seen as a sin, repressed through law enforcement and judicial mechanisms, and even condemned with death penalties. Luckily, we now live in a time where gay and lesbian couples can legally marry. And to celebrate the increased well-being within these communities, a former priest who goes by the name Nathan Monk has…