A Little Beefcake to Go With Your Left-over Turkey

  

This is just one photo from a collection of vintage beefcake photos currently on Hot Vintage Men, I highly recommend taking a looking! See all of the pics at: Hot Vintage Men

Lesbian Wedding Photos, circa 1900 to 1930

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These vintage photos represent just a small fragment of our LGBT history; unfortunately so much of it has purposely been destroyed. Since the women in these photos are unknown, it's pretty much impossible to tell it they were a lesbian couple or just "good friends." Most photographs of gay and lesbian couples were eventually destroyed by horrified family members. For every photo that I may have mistakenly identified as gay, thousands more were burned or torn into pieces to keep a family secret.

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Jeffrey Gent

Vintage Male on Male Affection

These vintage photos represent just a small fragment of our LGBT history; unfortunately so much of it has purposely been destroyed. Since most of the men and women in these photos are unknown, it's pretty much impossible to tell it they were a gay couple or just "good friends." Most photographs of gay couples were eventually destroyed by horrified family members. For every photo that I may have mistakenly identified as gay, thousands more were burned or torn into pieces to keep a family secret.

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Thanks,
Jeffrey Gent

For all of our Gay Veterans, Happy Veterans Day!

Vintage Gay and Lesbian Couples

These vintage photos represent just a small fragment of our LGBT history; unfortunately so much of it has purposely been destroyed. Since most of the men and women in these photos are unknown, it's pretty much impossible to tell it they were a gay couple or just "good friends." Most photographs of gay couples were eventually destroyed by horrified family members. For every photo that I may have mistakenly identified as gay, thousands more were burned or torn into pieces to keep a family secret.

Please subscribe to Homo History; just look for the button at the very top or bottom of each page. It's free and you'll never miss another great post!

Thanks,
Jeffrey Gent