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citations & references:

• GLAPN Oral History Archive

• Oral history interview with Holly Hart - Archives West (orbiscascade.org)

• Holly Hart Combines Food with Social Activism | Oregon Jewish Life (orjewishlife.com)

• Hart, Holly, 1947- - OHS Digital Collections

• ArchiveGrid : Oral history interview with Holly Hart, 2000 November 14 (oclc.org)

• How a Classified Ad in an Underground Newspaper Ignited Portland’s LGBTQ Rights Movement (wweek.com)

• LGBT Activism in Oregon | Portland State University (pdx.edu)

• Collection: Oral history interview with Holly Hart | ArchivesSpace Public Interface (libraryhost.com)

• Lost Restaurants of Portland, Oregon | The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon

• Old Wives' Tales Closed After 34 Years (wweek.com)

• Oral history interview with Holly Hart [Sound Recording 01] - OHS Digital Collections

HOLLY HART

Holly Hart was writing mostly on feminist issues in 1970 at Portland's underground newspaper, Willamette Bridge when fellow staff writer John Wilkinson proposed the founding of a Gay Liberation Front in Portland. Holly came out at that point, writing in support and organizing a women's presence in the GLF, and subsequently working as an attorney in Portland and serving at a statewide level in early LGBTQ organizations. She also owned and operated Old Wives Tales for 34 years.

Two transcripts of an interview with Holly Hart. PART 1 PART 2 On November 14, 2000, Holly was interviewed by Winter Drews and James S Loos for the GLAPAN Oran History Project. The interview was then transcribed by James S Loos.