HISTORIC SITES
2800 Ocean Parkway
Abraham Lincoln High School
Many New York City public schools are named in honor of prominent figures in American and world history.
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858 Jamaica Avenue
Abraham Lincoln Public School 7
Many New York City public schools are named in honor of prominent figures in American and world history.
Abraham Lincoln Public… Learn More
HISTORIC SITES
235 East 58th Street
Buffie Johnson Residence / Tennessee Williams Residence
The painter Buffie Johnson purchased this building in 1943 and lived here until 1950, though she owned the property until… Learn More
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9 St. Luke's Place
Arthur Laurents & Tom Hatcher Residence
Playwright, screenwriter, librettist, and director Arthur Laurents lived in this house, with Tom Hatcher, his partner of 52 years, from… Learn More
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239-247 West 45th Street
Music Box Theater
Opened in 1920, the Music Box Theater has staged multiple productions involving major LGBT performers and creators, including Ethel Waters,… Learn More
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1 West 72nd Street
Dakota Apartments
The Dakota, the famed apartment building on Central Park West, has long been a home for celebrities, including notable LGBT… Learn More
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243-259 West 52nd Street
August Wilson Theater (originally Guild Theater)
Opened in 1925 as the Guild Theater and renamed the ANTA Playhouse in 1950 and the Virginia Theater in 1981,… Learn More
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235-243 West 44th Street
Broadhurst Theater
Opened in 1918, the Broadhurst Theater has staged multiple productions involving major LGBT performers and creators, including the play The… Learn More
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222-232 West 45th Street
Booth Theater
Opened in 1913, the Booth Theater has been associated with major LGBT performers and creators that include Jill Esmond, Noel… Learn More
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189 Bleecker Street
San Remo Café
The San Remo Café was a Greenwich Village Italian restaurant and bar that became a famous Bohemian hangout in the… Learn More
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28 West 28th Street
Everard Baths
The Everard Baths, one of the most legendary of New York’s bathhouses, was a refuge for gay men probably since… Learn More
