Tag : LGBTQ

000, Abby Hopper Gibbons, Abraham Lincoln, ACT UP, African American History, Alice Paul, American Woman Suffrage Association, Anglo-Italianate, Anne Cobden Sanderson, Chinese Equal Rights League, Civil War, Clara Lemlich, Cooper Union, Cooper Union ADdress, Craig Rodwell, Crystal Eastman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Emma Goldman, Emmeline Pankhurst, Equality League of Self-Supporting Women, Fong Yue-Ting v. United States, Frederick A. Peterson, Frederick Douglass, Greary Act, Harriot Stanton Blatch, Individual Landmark, Institutional, International Ladies Garment Workers Union, John Brown, Kay Tobin, labor rights, Lee Sam Ping, LGBTQ, Max Eastman, mosaics, National Register of Historic Places, National Rights Convention, Paul R. Dince, Peter Cooper, Randy Wicker, Rose Schneiderman, Susan B. Anthony, Uprising of 20, Wage Earner’s Suffrage League, Woo Chin Foo

Allen Ginsberg, Claes Oldenburg, H. G. Knapp & Co., Industrial, Larry Rivers, LGBTQ, William C. Doselier, Yayoi Kusama

Daniel D. Tompkins, Drag, General Slocum, Julius Munckwitz, Lady Bunny, LGBTQ, Loisaida, New York City, Peter Stuyvesant, Samuel S. Cox, Tompkins Square Park, Tompkins Square riots, Wigstock, Young Lords

Come Out, East Village/Lower East Side Historic District, Ellen Broidy, Gay Liberation Front, Italianate, Jane Cohen, Lavender Menace, LGBTQ, Linda Rhodes, Liz Wallace, pre-law tenement, Radicalesbians, residential/commercial, Rita Mae Brown, Rubyfruit Jungle, tenement

Allen Ginsberg, Charles B. Meyers, Egerton L. Winthrop, LGBTQ, new law tenement, Peter Orlovsky, Renaissance Revival, Second Empire

Allen Ginsberg, Ed Sanders, Ishmael Reed, John R. Roberts, LGBTQ, residential, Stanley Tolkin, Stanley's Bar, Teddy Roosevelt

Arts, Frank O'Hara, LGBTQ, pre-law tenement, residential, residential/commercial

African American History, African-American, Allen Ginsberg, Daughters of Bilitis, Ernestine Eckstein, Henry Lipperman, LGBTQ, new law tenement, Peter Orlovsky, residential/commercial, Richard Hell, Sass & Smallheiser

Allen Ginsberg, Artist's Studio, Beat, counterculture, East Village/Lower East Side Historic District, Ephraim Scudder, Frank O'Hara, George Nelson Preston, Greek Revival, Jack Kerouac, LGBTQ, Norman mailer, Queen Anne

Arts & Crafts, Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience, East Village/Lower East Side Historic District, Ephraim Scudder, Greek Revival, How to Become a Virgin, LGBTQ, Quentin Crisp, Resident Alien, residential