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LGBTQIA+ History and Methodism

This guide surveys resources on LGBTQIA+ history and Methodism at The United Methodist Archives and History Center at Drew University.

Getting Started

This page introduces The United Methodist Archives and History Center at Drew University and its resources on LGBTQIA+ History and Methodism. Scroll down to learn more about the holdings at the Archives and general information on LGBTQIA+ history and Methodist history. The side navigation pages dive deeper into specific materials. Questions about the Archives or the materials listed in this LibGuide can be sent to methodist@drew.edu.

Types of Resources at the Archives

The United Methodist Archives and History Center is a collaboration between the Methodist Library of Drew University and the General Commission on Archives & History for the United Methodist Church (GCAH). The Methodist Library holds print materials related to United Methodism and related denominations, including over 50,000 books. The GCAH is the official archival repository for The United Methodist Church. Its collection includes records from the various denominational agencies within the United Methodist tradition, and personal papers of several bishops, denominational leaders, and missionaries from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The materials held in The United Methodist Archives and History Center are available to anyone interested in viewing them. Patrons can view all materials in the Wilson Reading Room. For more information, please contact methodist@drew.edu.

Reference Resources on Methodism

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