The Utah Pride Center records (1976-2012) contain correspondence, meeting minutes, pamphlets, brochures, newsletters, manuals, contracts, publications, financial documents, office files, administrative files, subject files, posters, and memorabilia. The largest portion of the organizational files belonged to the Utah Stonewall Center (USC). Boxes 1 through 8 contain USC's organization files, daily office files, office references, financial and committee files. The original file groups were kept intact, as much as possible. Boxes 9 through 27 contain USC's reference files. The first 3 boxes are specifically related to AIDS topics and the following 16 contain information relating to homosexual, bisexual, transsexual and gender topics and issues. The files contain collections of flyers, newsletters, journal and magazine articles, and newspaper clippings. The collection also contains files from other groups that were closely connected to the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Many of the people involved with the community center were also involved with establishing these other organizations. Boxes 28 through 35 and box 60 contain files for Affirmation: Gay and Lesbian Mormons, American Civil Liberties Union, Gay and Lesbian Community Council of Utah, Gay and Lesbian Utah Democrats, Queer Nation and the University of Utah. In 1988 the Utah Stonewall Historical Society and Archives for Gay and Lesbian Studies were formed and later housed at USC. Ben Williams was one of the archivists and was also a member of the USC Board of Directors. Boxes 36 through 41 are the contents donated from Ben Williams' desk files. The files were left in the groupings as originally donated, as far as possible. Box 42 is a scrapbook of Salt Lake Tribune newspaper clippings regarding homosexual topics. Boxes 43 through 50 are a collection of Gay and Lesbian newspapers and newsletters from the USC archives.