WomanShare records

Series I contains a small amount of outgoing correspondence and related notes from Billie Miracle and other members during 1987.

Series II is organized alphabetically by reference subject and includes articles, brochures, newsletters and flyers on WomanShare, directories and member lists, information on programs and policies, and writings by Billie Miracle and other members between 1988 and 1998.

Series III is composed of varied financial documents including accounts books (1978-1988), financial notes and receipts, kitty money reports and household accounts that members generated between 1974 -1999.

Series IV consists of meeting minutes and notes arranged by date from 1977 to 1995. Also included are meeting related documents such as sketches, ideas, inventory, member updates, finances, elections and scheduling.

Series V contains numerous message books and journals created by members, organized by date and which cover the years 1974 – 1999.

Series VI encompasses the work and production of the book Country Lesbians: The Story of The Womanshare Collective . Documents are organized by subject and include notes, correspondence, drafts, mock-ups, financial records and a published copy.

Series VII consists of audio and video recordings of WomanShare meetings, sharing circles, celebrations and interviews covering years 1974-1994.

Series IIX contains photographs and slides, most of which are undated; 1986 is the year most often documented. Photographs are organized by size (very small to 8x10) and include loose photographs and photo albums. Many photographs are unlabeled while most of the 80 slides are labeled by subject.

Series VII consists of audio and video recordings of WomanShare meetings, sharing circles, celebrations and interviews covering years 1974-1994.

Series IIX contains photographs and slides, most of which are undated; 1986 is the year most often documented. Photographs are organized by size (very small to 8x10) and include loose photographs and photo albums. Many photographs are unlabeled while most of the 80 slides are labeled by subject.