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LGBTQ+ History in San Francisco
8 placesSan Francisco
San Francisco has been a hub of LGBTQ+ culture and identities for decades, paving the way for LGBTQ+ individuals across America. This guide highlights moments and personalities that marked Queer history in the state and nation.
- Art
- Science & Tech
- Social Justice
Places in this guide
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Pink Triangle MemorialAmerica's first permanent LGBT Holocaust memorial 🔺 - 2
Counterculture MuseumFive movements, one neighborhood ✊ - 3
GLBT History MuseumAmerica's first full-scale LGBTQ history museum 🏳️🌈 - 4
Harvey Milk PlazaNamed for California's first openly gay elected official 🏳️🌈 - 5
National AIDS Memorial GroveThe AIDS Memorial Quilt's permanent home 🎗️ - 6
The Rainbow FlagBirthplace of a global pride symbol 🏳️🌈 - 7
AIDS Memorial QuiltLargest community arts project in history 🧵 - 8
Keith HaringInaugural honoree of the Rainbow Honor Walk 🌈
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