23 Beekman Place
Katharine Cornell & Guthrie McClintic Residence / Paul Rudolph Residence
“First Lady of the Theater” Katharine Cornell and her husband, director-producer Guthrie McClintic, lived here from 1922 to 1951. Architect... Learn More
15 Sites
Art & Architecture
This curated collection highlights the many ways in which LGBT people have helped shape the built environment of New York City, from sculptor Emma Stebbins’s iconic Angel of the Waters statue in... Learn More
1133 Broadway
Mattachine Society & Daughters of Bilitis Offices
From at least December 1958 to July 1968, this building near Madison Square was the location of the offices of... Learn More
223 West 42nd Street
Apollo Theater (42nd Street)
Opened as the Apollo Theater in 1920, this venue is significant as the site of the first lesbian love scene... Learn More
851 Prospect Avenue
Prospect Theater
The Prospect Theater is significant in the LGBT history of the Bronx as the venue for the Yiddish play The God... Learn More
101 East 63rd Street
Hirsch Residence / Halston Residence
In 1966, real estate lawyer Alexander Hirsch and his partner Lewis Turner commissioned architect Paul Rudolph to remodel their residence... Learn More
246 East 58th Street
Modulightor Building
The Modulightor Building, built between 1989 and 1992, was designed by iconic modernist Paul Rudolph, who incorporated new construction into... Learn More
