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[The Aids Memorial Quilt certificate of accreditation]
A certificate of chapter accreditation to certify the Dallas chapter of the NAMES Project Foundation.
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[The panel-making workshop]
Photo of the sewing room during a panel-making workshop, 1993.
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[Jean Nelson with Bill Nelson's quilt panel]
Photo of Jean Nelson standing under Bill Nelson's quilt panel at Dallas Market Hall, 1994.
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[Quilt panel for Larry Lamoureux]
Photo of the quilt panel representing Gary Lemoureux, featuring a stuffed man laying on the panel.
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[Men marching during a candle light vigil]
Photo of a group of men from Dallas marching with signs and a quilt panel, during a candle light vigil in Washington. Duane Puryear is standing on the far right of the image.
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[People sewing during a panel-making workshop]
Photo of people sewing panels for the AIDS Memorial Quilt during a panel-making workshop in Dallas.
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[Aerial view of the AIDS Memorial quilt, 1989]
Photo of an aerial view of the AIDS Memorial Quilt on the Ellipse in front of the White House.
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You can't get AIDS
An awareness flyer titled "You Can't Get AIDS" by the American Red Cross, to educate readers on how AIDS does not spread through casual contact.
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[Duane Puryear, standing on the AIDS Memorial Quilt]
Photo of Duane Puryear standing on the AIDS Memorial Quilt, holding his folded panel, wearing a Student With AIDS shirt.
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[Quilt panel for Ryan White]
Photo of the quilt panel made for Ryan White, featuring a Jim Borgman cartoon from the Cincinnati Enquirer, 1990, with God hugging Ryan White as he enters heaven and the text "A place where no one is...
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The Seam Line, Volume 1, Number 1, August 1991
Newsletter of the Friends of the Quilt, D/FW Metroplex Chapter of the Names Project discussing the group's activities, upcoming events, project needs, and other information.
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A Face in the Quilt: Duane Puryear
A flyer with a story about Duane Puryear, who was represented by a quilt panel in the AIDS Memorial Quilt that he created himself. Statistics about HIV/AIDS is printed on the opposite side of the flyer.
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[Postcard of the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt in D.C.]
Postcard featuring a photograph of an aerial view of the entire Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt on the National Mall in Washington, D. C. with the Washington monument and White House in view.
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[NAMES project flyer for a panel-making workshop]
A flyer for a panel-making workshop for the AIDS Memorial Quilt, to be held at the White Rock Community Church in Dallas on Sunday, February 16, 1992.
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[Support AIDS Awareness sticker]
Red felt sticker in the shape of a ribbon that reads "Support AIDS Awareness."
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[Postcard of the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt in D.C.]
Postcard featuring a photograph of the entire Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt on the National Mall in Washington, D. C. with the Washington monument behind it.
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[The AIDS Memorial Quilt on display at Dallas Market Hall]
Photo of people looking at the AIDS Memorial Quilt as it is displayed on the floor of Dallas Market Hall, 1994.
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The Seam Line, Volume 1, Number 4, December 1991
Newsletter of the Friends of the Quilt, D/FW Metroplex Chapter of the Names Project discussing the group's activities, upcoming events, project needs, and other information.
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NAMESletter, Volume 7, Number 1, Winter 1993
Names Project newsletter issue featuring a story about President Clinton embracing the AIDS Memorial Quilt and the recognition of World AIDS Day.
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[Three men during a candle light vigil in Washington, D.C.]
Photo of three men holding Dallas signs during a candle light vigil in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., 1989.
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