GLAMA: Lesbian and Gay Community Center of Kansas City (LGCCKC) Collection

Two unidentified women (one African American, the other white) standing at the counter at Phoenix Books; two other white women are behind the counter and the arm of another woman is also in the...

Group of unidentified white women gathered at Phoenix Books listening to an unseen speaker or performer; photo taken from the front of the gathering looking out over them; book shelves and balloons...

Three white women working at Phoenix Books; one is behind a stack of books looking at the camera with another beside her looking down at something while Linda Wilson is behind them with headphones on...

Two unidentified white women standing near the periodicals rack at Phoenix Books.

Carol Smith and Joyce Constant singing and playing guitars in front of microphones at Phoenix Books; an unidentified white woman, possibly Cheryl Berge, behind them; above them is a banner advertising...

Cheryl Berge speaking with an unidentified white woman at Phoenix Books; bookshelves are seen behind them.

Anne Shelley and an unidentified white woman holding up a puppy between them at Phoenix Books; behind and above them is a banner for the Fifth National Women's Choral Festival.

Joan Driscoll (left) and Christy Simpson (right), aka The Neon Girls, with guitars in front of microphones at Phoenix Books; partial view of the banner for the Fifth National Women's Choral Festival...

Linda Wilson in a t-shirt with the Phoenix Books' logo looking over at Ed Treese, broadcast engineer, speaking with her and pointing with a finger; at Phoenix Books.

Unidentified white man in a white t-shirt looking art the bookshelves in Phoenix Books; behind him an unidentified white woman is looking directly at the camera.

Neon Girls, Joan Driscoll (left) and Christy Simpson (right) with guitars in front of microphones at Phoenix Books; partial view of the banner for the Fifth National Women's Choral Festival is seen...

Neon Girls, Joan Driscoll (left) and Christy Simpson (right), playing guitars and singing into microphones at Phoenix Books; behind them is the display window with a large stained glass sign for the...

An unidentified white woman seated on the floor with a dog in her lap while a second unidentified white woman squats down to pat it; during Phoenix Books' Women's History Celebration.

Two unidentified white women at Phoenix Books; one with glasses is eating a slice of pizza and watching the second write out a check; behind them are books and part of a display of buttons for sale.

Rosy's Bar & Grill performing at Phoenix Books. Left to right: Carol Smith playing an autoharp, Tamara Severns holding a plastic cup while singing, Joan Driscoll playing guitar, all are singing into...

Performing behind a microphone at Phoenix Books, left to right, in the foreground: Carol Smith, playing an autoharp; Tamara Severns, singing while holding a cup; and Joan Driscoll, playing guitar. In...

Two unidentified white women having a discussion at Phoenix Books; one woman is holding her glasses in her hands; behind them is a third unidentified white woman on the phone with her finger in her...

Three unidentified white women talking by the display window at Phoenix books; one woman is holding two books, another a can of Coca-Cola; in the window the banner for the Women's History Celebration...

Four unidentified white women browsing the shelves at Phoenix Books; two have their backs to the camera.

Three unidentified white women looking over something while at Phoenix Books.

Group of unidentified white women gathered at Phoenix Books; three women (two sitting on the floor) are having a discussion; one has her back to the camera while looking at books on a shelf and a...

Two unidentified white women and Linda Wilson with a pink triangle bolo tie behind them at Phoenix Books; behind them is a shelf of books and a display of political buttons for sale; a balloon on top...

Anne Shelley and others (all white women) in Phoenix Books; a printed banner on the wall behind them reads "Phoenix Books Women's History Celebration".

Three unidentified white women doing something involving colored pens, crayon, and paper at a table; possible at (or sponsored by) Phoenix Books.