3.5: Transgender History and the Media: interview with Mehitabel Glenhaber
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3.5: Transgender History and the Media: interview with Mehitabel Glenhaber
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In 1954, during a legal battle over her right to perform in Boston, actress and singer Christine Jorgensen visited the Paul Revere House. This episode’s guest, Mehitabel Glenhaber, wrote a Revere House Gazette article about these events. Interpreter Cal shares how her training as a historical archaeologist informs how she answers her favorite visitor questions.
- Photo: Christine Jorgenson walking into Paul Revere's home
- Photo: Christine Jorgenson outside Boston Information center
- Photo: Christine Jorgenson inside Paul Revere's house, kneeling beside a rocking cradle
- Book: Christine Jorgensen, a Personal Autobiography by Christine Jorgensen
- Information on Paul Revere House membership and Gazette subscription
- Information on archeological work done at the Paul Revere House, 1980s-2010s
- Book: Purchasing Identity in the Atlantic World: Massachusetts Merchants, 1670-1780 by Phyllis Whitman Hunter
https://www.paulreverehouse.org/
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