Pride Parade Festival, 1988: Jerry Peck

An image with the profile of a small red pickup truck that has been decorated for the PRIDE Parade and Festival in Omaha, Nebraska with dark gray metallic fringe garland, a large sign "The New Voice, 1988 PRIDE Week", plus a PRIDE purple & red triangle with rainbow streamers. Jerry Peck is sitting in the truck bed and holding a smaller sign "The New Voice?Is Our Voice.", UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
Abstract/Description: An image with the profile of a small red pickup truck that has been decorated for the PRIDE Parade and Festival in Omaha, Nebraska with dark gray metallic fringe garland, a large sign "The New Voice, 1988 PRIDE Week", plus a PRIDE purple & red triangle with rainbow streamers. Jerry Peck is sitting in the truck bed and holding a smaller sign "The New Voice?Is Our Voice."
Subject(s): Sexual minorities -- Nebraska -- Omaha
Queer Omaha Archives
Photographs
Tag: Pride Parade
Date Created: 1988
Title: Pride Parade Festival, 1988: Jerry Peck.
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1988
Physical Form: JPEG
Language: English
Abstract/Description: An image with the profile of a small red pickup truck that has been decorated for the PRIDE Parade and Festival in Omaha, Nebraska with dark gray metallic fringe garland, a large sign "The New Voice, 1988 PRIDE Week", plus a PRIDE purple & red triangle with rainbow streamers. Jerry Peck is sitting in the truck bed and holding a smaller sign "The New Voice?Is Our Voice."
Identifier(s): MSS0077_b3_f10_img037 (UNO digital object identifier)
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Digitized and published online by: UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
Subject(s): Sexual minorities -- Nebraska -- Omaha
Queer Omaha Archives
Photographs
Tag: Pride Parade
Held by: UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections
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