GVSHPride: Roundup of LGBTQ Resources and Information
Happy Pride Week! Each June during the week leading up to the Gay Pride March, NYC celebrates Pride Week. Throughout the week, different groups and organizations will host events, throw parties, and do general outreach and advocacy to promote the history and visibility of the LGBTQ community. Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation has always worked to document and preserve the LGBTQ history and activism that make up an integral part of the story of the Village. Alongside our advocacy for Stonewall’s historic landmark designation last year and our continued support for landmark status for Julius’ bar, GVSHP also has a variety of resources and blog posts for anyone interested in the LGBTQ history of the Village, which we have rounded up in the links to below.
In addition, tomorrow night’s program “Marking LGBT History in the Village and Beyond” will be all about the art collective REPOhistory and their Queer Spaces project, a sign project that marked important LGBTQ figures and events in the Village and beyond. Interested individuals can sign up for tomorrow night’s program here.
You may also want to check out:
Greenwich Village LGBT History resource page
Disappeared LGBT Sites: Oscar Wilde Bookshop and St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Center
A Peek Back at the Village’s LGBT History
Diana Davies Collection of Historic LGBT Images
A First for Recognizing LGBT History in the South Village
National Park Service LGBTQ Map
Eating Fire: A Brief History of the Lesbian Avengers in NYC
Thirty-three Years Ago: “Rare Cancer Seen In 41 Homosexuals”
LGBTQ History: Around Christopher Street
LGBTQ History: Cooper Square and Bowery
LGBTQ History: Bleecker Street
LGBTQ History: MacDougal Street
Kitty Genovese and the Village
PFLAG Historic Plaque Unveiling On A Beautiful Day
Landmarks Preservation Commission Celebrates Gay Pride, Doesn’t Designate Gay Landmarks
Remembering Jeanne Manford and the Founding of PFLAG
Before Stonewall: The “Sip In” at Julius’
This Day in Greenwich Village: The Stonewall Riot
2016 Village Award Winner: Julius’ Bar