A new interactive map is "making an invisible history visible" by letting users uncover the LGBTQ community's impact on New York City.
The map, launched by the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project in late March, highlights queer contributions and culture throughout the last 200 years. With the map, users can sift through nearly 100 LGBTQ-significant locations in the five boroughs.
Everything is categorized by type of space, including famous residences, community spaces, and medical facilities. Users can also apply filters to the map, sorting noted locations by cultural significance, era, neighborhood, and identity. Read more...
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