This collection features images collected by Gil Robison related to his personal and professional life, in particular his work with the Metropolitan Gazette. Photographs include those taken by Gerald Jones for the publication, primarily of Atlanta and Georgia political leaders, as well as the 1979 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. In many of these images, Robison is seen interviewing featured individuals, who include First Tuesday Association president Beth Coonan; Atlanta City Council member Mary Davis; Lithonia Mayor Duncan Cameron (1944-2008); George Napper (1939-2020), the first African American Atlanta police chief, with Mayor Andrew Young (1932- ); Reverend Troy Deroy Perry Jr. (1940- ), founder of the Metropolitan Community Church; and Jack Watson (1938- ) during his campaign for Georgia governor. Also included are images of the 1980 Atlanta Pride Festival; a personal photo album from Robison's childhood featuring family, friends, and teachers in Scooba, Mississippi; a family business, Robison & Shaff; and promotional photographs labeled "IBM Urban League," possibly referring to the Atlanta Urban League.