Miss Love Contest, Nici Leigh

Michael Groh standing in a doorway wearing a pink gown and smiling for the camera. A handwritten sign with the text, "men" and an arrow pointing away and to the viewer's right is taped next to the doorway Nici Leigh is standing in. Nici Leigh was the name Michael Groh used when he performed in drag., UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
Abstract/Description: Michael Groh standing in a doorway wearing a pink gown and smiling for the camera. A handwritten sign with the text, "men" and an arrow pointing away and to the viewer's right is taped next to the doorway Nici Leigh is standing in. Nici Leigh was the name Michael Groh used when he performed in drag.
Subject(s): Sexual minorities -- Nebraska -- Omaha
Queer Omaha Archives
Photographs
Tag: Miss Love
Date Created: 1977
Title: Miss Love Contest, Nici Leigh.
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1977
Physical Form: JPEG
Language: English
Abstract/Description: Michael Groh standing in a doorway wearing a pink gown and smiling for the camera. A handwritten sign with the text, "men" and an arrow pointing away and to the viewer's right is taped next to the doorway Nici Leigh is standing in. Nici Leigh was the name Michael Groh used when he performed in drag.
Identifier(s): MSS0077_img165.jpg (UNO digital object identifier)
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Subject(s): Sexual minorities -- Nebraska -- Omaha
Queer Omaha Archives
Photographs
Tag: Miss Love
Held by: UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
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