Feathers M.
7/9/2025
A small but well-maintained visitors center. The center itself was formerly the home to the original Stonewall Inn. Admission is free. The center features a brief timeline of the inn's history...
Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center
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51 Christopher St
New York, NY 10014
Stonewall National Monument in New York City is a significant landmark in the LGBTQ civil rights movement, commemorating the historic Stonewall Uprising of 1969. This living monument invites visitors to experience the rich history and cultural significance of Christopher Park, while also offering virtual exhibits and educational resources for classrooms worldwide.
Located in Greenwich Village, Stonewall National Monument is part of the New York Harbor parks system and serves as a symbol of LGBTQ pride and resilience. Through its diverse programming, including an annual arts festival and a 15-part video series, the monument celebrates LGBTQ heritage and offers a comprehensive exploration of LGBTQ history and places in New York City.
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Michelle G.
5/28/2025
A place to come and learn. Come with an open mind and leave your ideas outside. Yes thus is a small memorial but it should bring tears to your eyes. You can listen to a movie and a few stories....
Fay K.
8/19/2024
It's a poignant piece of history to visit the Stonewall National Monument. And now they have opened a Visitor Center at 51 Christopher St, Tuesday thru Sunday 10am-4pm (closed Monday). It's a nice...
Mandie M.
6/26/2024
The place where Pride began. The small, but mighty, Stonewall National Memorial is hallowed ground for LGBTQ Americans in the heart of Greenwich Village. Take a moment to absorb and reflect on all...
Travis T.
3/9/2024
This is a National Monument created in 2016 at a small park called Christopher Park in New York City's Greenwich Village. The monument sits across the street from The Stonewall Inn, the site of...
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