Notes: This account of leaders in the American gay and lesbian civil rights movement includes a chapter on Barbara Gittings as well as several photographs. The chapter on Gittings was written by her partner Kay Lahusen with Gitting's oversight.

Notes: Barbara Gittings and Kay Lahusen tell their recollections of events in the gay and lesbian civil rights movement in two chapters of this book of first-hand accounts.

Notes: This book is an update to Making History: the Struggle for Gay and Lesbian Equal Rights, 1945-1990, an Oral History but includes the same interviews with Barbara Gittings and Kay Lahusen.

Notes: This book is a history of the Philadelphia gay and lesbian communities and gay rights movement that has many references to Barbara Gittings and includes several pictures of her.

Notes: This is a memoir of a gay and lesbian kissing booth at an Annual Conference of the American Library Association (ALA). Barbara Gittings was one of the organizers of this extremely popular attraction. The pamphlet goes on to discuss Barbara Gittings and her associates' activism within the ALA in general, including promoting gay-oriented materials in libraries, various programs, the Gay Task Force, printing of the "Gay Bibliography", and founding of the ALA Gay Book Award.

Notes: This collection of interviews and essays about GLBT librarians and other book allies includes many mentions of Gittings.

Notes: This book contains short biographies on many of the early leaders of gay and lesbian civil rights in the United States, including Barbara Gittings.