HIS History

From the Forward: This is a compilation of notes, letters and memos written and received in and around the property of 6015 Willow Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia between May 2001 and October 2004. Notes being a popular and vital form of in-house communication at Willow Street Manor, this collection is an important piece of Historical Documentation - A valuable look into the lives of the popular Team Willow. Most of the surviving notes included herein are addressed to Paul Hammond, the longest standing member of the Team. Enjoy. -- E. Willow, Chairman - 6015 Historical Society.

A piece of the author's thesis project about "Who's Emma:" a "...record store, bookstore, a social experiment, an autonomous zone, a venue for shows or workshops, and a "cool" punk place for youth to hang out." The space was named after Emma Goldman and located in Toronto's Kensington Market from 1996 to 2000.

Reprint of 1981 essay, originally published in GOLDENSEAL.
"The assassination of Matewan Masscre defendants Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers in August 1921 brought the West Virginia Mine Wars to a frenzied crescendo. Outraged coal miners marched South from the Kanawha valley by the thousands..."

This zine is about the history of sex testing in the Olympics and trans women in the Olympics

studio portraits of women and their bicycles from the 1800s

A history of war and resistance in Ireland, with a focus on the Republican movement.

Sections on The myth of Amazons, Enheduanna of Akkad, Women of classic Greek literature, Sappho, Nossis, Anyte, Women in the Bible, Saint Hildgard of Bingen, Christine de Pizan, Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia, and many other interesting sections about women in history.