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Stonewall Inn
53 Christopher Street · Greenwich Village, Manhattan40.7338° N / 74.0021° W
Overview
Greenwich Village bar at the center of the 1969 uprising, now a National Monument and an active queer landmark.
The Stonewall Inn is the Greenwich Village bar at the center of the 1969 uprising widely regarded as a turning point for LGBTQ rights. The site and its surroundings are now a National Monument, and a bar operating under the name remains active. It is included here as foundational context for the city's queer nightlife geography.
Oral histories & archival media
Archive plates
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FlyerPL.01
Pending acquisition
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PhotographPL.02
Pending acquisition
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DocumentPL.03
Pending acquisition
Placeholder plates — cleared scans drop in here
Sonic profile
mixed
Cultural role
queer historycivil-rights landmarkqueer nightlife
Tags
#landmark#queerhistory#1969uprising#ChristopherStreet