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Starter archiveActiveVerifiedBarbar since 1864; gay since 1950s–60s

Julius'

159 West 10th Street · West Village, Manhattan40.7338° N / 74.0020° W

Overview

Often cited as New York's oldest gay bar, and site of the 1966 'Sip-In' protest.

Julius' is a West Village tavern often cited as the oldest gay bar in New York, and the site of the 1966 'Sip-In,' an early act of organized resistance against discrimination toward gay patrons. It is included as foundational queer-history context. As an active bar, its record remains open.

Oral histories & archival media

Archive plates

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FlyerPL.01
Pending acquisition
Flyer / ephemeraundated
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PhotographPL.02
Pending acquisition
Interior / crowdimage pending
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DocumentPL.03
Pending acquisition
Door policy / pressimage pending

Placeholder plates — cleared scans drop in here

Sonic profile

mixed

Cultural role

queer historycivil-rights landmark

Tags

#oldestgaybar#Sip-In#landmark#West10th

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