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Washington Square United Methodist Church: Where Identity and Inclusion Collided

The intersection of religion and identity can be potent, or even combustible, mix. For one Greenwich Village church and its congregation, in the late 1970s they came to a head in not just the spiritual but the real world realm in a way that made history. In June of 1978, the the Washington Square United […]

Posted June 15, 2022

By Hew Evans

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Alvin Baltrop: Photographs of a Dystopian Past

Greenwich Village’s Hudson River piers have always held a certain clandestine fascination for some segment of the public. After an automobile crash caused the elevated West Side Highway to collapse in December of 1973, Piers 18 – 52 fell into a derelict state, creating a dystopian yet incredibly private space for LGBTQIA+ New Yorkers to […]

Posted June 7, 2022

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Washington Square United Methodist Church: Where Identity and Inclusion Collided

Alvin Baltrop: Photographs of a Dystopian Past