Box 6

Files are comprised of correspondence, clippings, contracts, typescripts, research, notes, and other materials assembled by Taylor in writing his articles, speeches and lectures, potential books, and other works. Original folder titles have been retained in quotation marks where possible.

Includes a eulogy, poetry, handwritten notes, and a typescript about cook Lucille Grant.

Files are comprised of correspondence, clippings, contracts, typescripts, research, notes, and other materials assembled by Taylor in writing his articles, speeches and lectures, potential books, and other works. Original folder titles have been retained in quotation marks where possible.

Contains correspondence with family and friends including Tom Myers of We Are Family, Mary Edna Fraser, and Taylor's sister Nancy, father Tom, and husband Mikel about homophobia and gay issues; gay rights action manuals; typescripts of articles and essays about Taylor's experiences as a gay/bisexual man; a letter to the editor supporting gay marriage and subsequent hate mail; and clippings about gay issues, especially AIDS and gay military servicemembers.

Contains transcript of local medium Elizabeth Baron channeling murder victim Rosemary Tomosky-Franco.

Files are comprised of correspondence, clippings, contracts, typescripts, research, notes, and other materials assembled by Taylor in writing his articles, speeches and lectures, potential books, and other works. Original folder titles have been retained in quotation marks where possible.

Contains information about how same-sex couples could get married in Massachusetts.

Files are comprised of correspondence, clippings, contracts, typescripts, research, notes, and other materials assembled by Taylor in writing his articles, speeches and lectures, potential books, and other works. Original folder titles have been retained in quotation marks where possible.

Files are comprised of correspondence, clippings, contracts, typescripts, research, notes, and other materials assembled by Taylor in writing his articles, speeches and lectures, potential books, and other works. Original folder titles have been retained in quotation marks where possible.

Copies of two editions (1851 and 1855), used for researching Taylor's books.