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Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)

Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)

Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)

Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)

Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)

Since the 1990s, multiple efforts have conveyed LGBTQ+ history through historic sites across the United States. The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey was launched in Fall 2023 to identify these efforts with the goal of developing an informal national network. The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project took the lead in catalyzing these efforts, retaining consultants, developing and working with a committee, and safeguarding the information. This work was funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation. LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Survey Report LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Focus Groups Summary Report Searchable Database of 2023 National Efforts

Edited by Megan E. Springate, this theme study was removed from the National Park Service website in 2025. Hosted by OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/national-park-foundation-and-n/npslgbtqamerica

This workbook includes questions and activities to promote discussion of each chapter in the LGBTQ America Theme Study. It was published by the National Park Service in 2019 and removed from their website in 2025. Hosted on OutHistory. https://outhistory.org/files/original/a2672a15d71d9e96737c07fb2cab16e6.pdf

Marching for Pride: The Basics Stonewall: The Basics Stonewall: Lo Básico (en español) A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (Organization of Lesbian and Gay Architects + Designers; 1994) LGBT History Tour, Greenwich Village, NYC (National Parks Conservation Association; 2017) Tour de Sitios Históricos LGBT, Greenwich Village, Nueva York (en español)