This record represents the run of A & U: America's AIDS Magazine held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication from 1996 up to 2006.

The Woman’s Coffeehouse Collective records include the surveys, applications, correspondence, and documents from planning events at the Woman’s Coffeehouse.

The collections contains correspondence, manuscripts, book publicity and cover art, notes, speeches, videotapes, news clippings and tee-shirts.

This record represents the run of ACCESSline held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication from 1988 up to 2009.

This record represents the run of Aché: the Bay Area's Journal for Black Lesbians held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from across the whole span of the newspaper's publishing years.

This record represents the run of Adelante held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication from 1999 up to 2020.

This record represents the complete run of the Advocate Classifieds held in the Tretter Collection from 1991 - 1997.

This record represents the run of All Man held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from across the whole span of the newspaper's publishing years.

The collection contains personal and professional correspondence, news articles, newsletters, campaign materials, photographs, films, publications, diaries, planners, awards, buttons and personal materials of Allan Spear, documenting Spear's early years, career as a faculty member in the History Department at the University of Minnesota, and as a state senator and gay politician in Minnesota.

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Collection contains documentation by and about the Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, a feminist women's bookstore founded in Minneapolis in 1970 and for many years the oldest operating women's bookstore in the United States.

This record represents the run of American Bear held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication from 1995 up to 2005.

The collection contains the writings of Amoja Three Rivers, author of "Cultural Etiquette: A Guide for the Well-Intentioned" and one of the founders of the Womyn of Colour Tent and Sanctuary at the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. These documesnt include notes for "Cultural Etiquette," creative non-fiction drafts concerning the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, and unpublished short stories and Amoja's personal diary.

The Ana Silva Papers reflect Ana’s involvement in the Minneapolis LGBTQ community, with an emphasis on the lesbian communities of color, from the 1980s through 2010; as well as papers documenting her personal and family life.

This collection documents Andrea Jenkins' activites within the City of Minneapolis, including her fight for the rights of LGBT people and racial minorities.

The collection contains the organizational documents related to Andrew Eddy and the organizations to which he belonged from 1980-2014.

Collection contains page proofs and layouts of six art books by Andy Warhol.

The Ankha Shamin papers, 1950-2012 includes correspondence, personal writings, publications, informational resources, photographs, artworks, ephemera, and audio-visual material.

This collection contains notes, meeting minutes, budgets, proposals and corespondents from Ann DeGroot's involvement with the organizations she served on and was an active member from the 1970s-2000.

This collection consists of lesbian and feminist literature collected by Ann Monson, activist with the GLCAC Domestic Partners Task Force.

Correspondence, programs, Carpe Diem Record, Certificates of achievement, newspapers, and photographs related to the musical career of Ann Reed. Majority of the records are fan mail addressed to Ann Reed.

Collection brought to Tretter in July 2022 by Jeff Crump. These books were given to us by Jeff Crump, the neighbor of the man who owned them. When Anonymous died, his children found these materials in a sealed box in his apartment. The note said "Do Not Open - give to Jeff in Apartment 1302." They did not open the box before giving it to Jeff. Jeff had known the man for 30 years and never knew he was gay.

The Anonymous Erotica Collection is an archival collection that combines materials donated to the Tretter Collection by anonymous individuals. The collection contains a range of visual and print materials, including photographs and ephemera. and features hand made erotic scrapbooks.

This record represents the complete run of Anything That Moves held in the Tretter Collection from 1991 - 2001.

This record represents the run of the Arhives of Sexual Behavior held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication from 1971 up to 2003. More recent volumes may be acessible online through university subscritpions.

This record represents the run of AU Courant (Philadelphia) held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run, but contains issues from across the whole span of the newspaper's publishing years.

This record represents the run of Azalea held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues of the publication from 1979 up to 1983.

Includes various files and ephemera related to Galt's time at the University of Minnesota when he taught SEAM seminars and was director of the GLBT Programs Office, and other involvement in LGBT community activities such as the MN AIDS Pledge Walk.

This record represents the run of the Baltimore Gay Paper, originally Gay Life, held in the Tretter Collection. It is not a complete run but contains issues from a wide range of years of the publication up to 2004.

The Barbara Gittings papers contain publications, articles, personal papers, and documents related to GLBT organizations.