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1. Vinyl Record - 7 inch EP vinyl record by Cris Williamson. Center of the vinyl is a beige color and all font is written in black and this is the backside. Cris Williamson was a lesbian musician who worked with Olivia Records, who also distributed feminist and lesbian music in the 1970s.

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2. Vinyl Record - 7 inch EP vinyl record by Cris Williamson. Center of the vinyl is a beige color and all font is written in black and this is the backside. Cris Williamson was a lesbian musician who worked with Olivia Records, who also distributed feminist and lesbian music in the 1970s.

   Record Type: Object

   
3. Vinyl Record - Backside of 'Shadows on a Dime' by Ferron. The beige/light borwn color carries throughout, as well at the thing white lines shown on the cover. The title and artist's name is written in red, and beneath is a photo presumably of the artist leaning against the outside of a venue which showcases a concert of her's. Next to the singer, somebody is buying tickets at the counter. The song, 'Shadows on a Dime', also the album's namesake, mentions Santa Cruz, stating 'I poured my soul in Santa Cruz'. This mention is why it is included in the collection, as well as Ferron identifying as lesbian, and being a public figure in the LGBTQ community.

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4. Vinyl Record - Cover of the 'Shadows on a Dime' vinyl by Ferron. The cover is a beige/ light brown color with thin white vertical stripes on the sides of the record. The artist's name and title of the record are written in red at the top, and in between the title and a photo of the singer is the track list as well as copyrights and collaboraters. The photo of Ferron is presumably taken while on stage at a concert, the light casts and purple glow onto her, and she stands in profile looking far off from the viewer while playing acroustic guitar. The song, 'Shadows on a Dime', also the album's namesake, mentions Santa Cruz, stating 'I poured my soul in Santa Cruz'. This mention is why it is included in the collection, as well as Ferron identifying as lesbian, and being a public figure in the LGBTQ community.

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5. Vinyl Record - Interior of 'Shadows on a Dime' vinyl by Ferron. Interior is brown/beige color and includes lists of songs including lyrics written in black font. Two images are included in color; in the middle left Ferron sits on pavement stoop clad in casual clothing, looking at the viewer with mouth partially open. On the right side, a smaller photo of two individuals entering a black car from an urban street is placed in between the lyrics. The song, 'Shadows on a Dime', also the album's namesake, mentions Santa Cruz, stating 'I poured my soul in Santa Cruz'. This mention is why it is included in the collection, as well as Ferron identifying as lesbian, and being a public figure in the LGBTQ community.

   Record Type: Object