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Landmark park & monument honoring past & current struggles for civil rights of LGBT Americans.
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QR code wasn’t specific for each photo board, but the site was easy to find, and locals were very friendly. Site was well maintained and clean
Great site that will be even better when the park gets its visitor center.
Fabulous monument and park. The light is always beautiful here. Such a great place to visit to honor those who fought for LGBTQIA+ rights. Usually a few queens are hanging out too which adds to the vibe. :)
Was very excited to see this place, 53 years after Stonewall Riots. Was very moved, tears came to my eyes and I loved this place to be there and see this lovely little garden around. Thx 🙏
Small park with an impressive history. A few benches to sit and rest in the middle of a vibrant city.
Smaller national monument highlighting historic movement. Near the actual stonewall inn. I tried to use the app and it didn’t work, but it was a cool experience to see. You probably will on spend 10 min tops at the park, but I’m glad it’s here.
This is the most quaint national memorial/park I have ever visited. It four life-size statues: a gay couple & a lesbian couple. It was my number 2 site to visit on my trip to New York city.
