Interviewed by David Goldstein, Ralph Lasher talks about his career as a gay clergy member, and his involvement in gays rights and AIDS clinics in Houston.
Former Houston Mayor Bill White grew up in San Antonio, Texas. Graduating from Harvard, he went to Law school and practiced law for 10 years. His interest in politics made him the Chairman of the State Democratic Party. He served as the Deputy...
Meeting of the City Council of Bellaire, TX, on December 4, 1978. A plaque is being handled between a unidentified man and Mayor Louise Ware. Also present, from left to right: Bill Repass, Barbara Milwee, Roena Loftin, Bill B. Berryhill, Griff...
Meeting of the City Council of Bellaire, TX, on December 4, 1978. A plaque is being handled between a unidentified man and Mayor Louise Ware. Also present, from left to right: Bill Repass, Barbara Milwee, Roena Loftin, Bill B. Berryhill, Griff...
City Council members pose with employees of the city of Bellaire, TX, on December 4, 1978. City Council members seated in front row, from left to right: Bill Repass, Barbara Milwee, Mayor Louise Ware, Roena Loftin, Bill B. Berryhill, Griff Vance,...
City Council members pose with employees of the city of Bellaire, TX, on December 4, 1978. City Council members seated in front row, from left to right: Bill Repass, Barbara Milwee, Mayor Louise Ware, Roena Loftin, Bill B. Berryhill, Griff Vance,...
City Council members pose with six employees of the city of Bellaire, TX, on December 4, 1978. City Council members seated in front row, from left to right: Bill Repass, Barbara Milwee, Mayor Louise Ware, Roena Loftin, Bill B. Berryhill, Griff...
City Council members pose with employees of the city of Bellaire, TX, on May 3, 1976. City Council members seated in front row, from left to right: David J. DeWhitt, Edwin I. Milwee, Louise Ware, Mayor Joe Poindexter, [?] Moore (City Clerk), two...
Three men hold shovels at the ground breaking of the Police Station. The men are identified as Chief Hamilton, Mayor Grant Webster, and Bob Stevenson A&M Bellaire Hosp. The proposed new station is visible on a poster behind the men.
Mayor Poindexter hands awards to Priscilla Mayo, David Ely (Barbara Ely is accepting), and Don Loggins at a meeting of the Bicentennial Committee in 1977 in Bellaire, Texas.
Mayor Poindexter hands awards to Priscilla Mayo, David Ely (Barbara Ely is accepting), and Don Loggins at a meeting of the Bicentennial Committee in 1977 in Bellaire, Texas.
Mayor Poindexter hands awards to Priscilla Mayo, David Ely (Barbara Ely is accepting), and Don Loggins at a meeting of the Bicentennial Committee in 1977 in Bellaire, Texas.
