Welcome to theFaulkner Morgan Archive
a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to sharing Kentucky’s LGBTQ history and unequivocally affirming our community’s place in the rich tapestry of its past, present and future.
Our Collections
At the heart of our archive lies a treasure trove of over 15,000 items and 250 hours of recorded interviews, spanning two centuries of Kentucky's LGBTQ history. From individuals to events, and from institutions to activism, our collections reflect the rich diversity of Kentucky's LGBTQ community, serving as a vital resource for activists, scholars, artists, and museums alike.
Upcoming Events
The Faulkner Morgan Archive provides a wide range of programming. From exhibitions and fundraisers to talks, trainings, and workshops, these events are designed to educate and inspire individuals and organizations about Kentucky’s rich LGBTQ history. Our programs provide valuable insights into the lives, stories, and legacies of the LGBTQ community in the Commonwealth, drawing from our extensive archives and expert knowledge.
Whether you’re interested in LGBTQ history, cultural preservation, or community activism, our events offer a deeper understanding of the complex and vibrant experiences that have shaped our community. Explore our upcoming evensts and learn how we can help enrich your knowledge of LGBTQ history.
Do you have material or stories that help shed light on Kentucky’s LGBTQ history? Consider sharing them us!
When you donate materials to the Faulkner Morgan Archive, your generous contribution becomes an integral part of preserving and sharing Kentucky's LGBTQ history. As custodians of your donation, we ensure its preservation and careful handling to maintain its integrity for future generations.
