If New York's walls could talk, they would probably say something gay.

[William769]

Hundreds of people came together outside New York City's Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street last night. As the epicenter of the modern gay rights movement, Stonewall and its surrounding streets and pubs, including the equally influential Julius', are natural meeting places for moments of LGBT celebration. What were once secretive haunts are inviting in the evening news, as Stonewall did last night. But there's no shortage of other significant, historic gay spaces in the Big Apple.

http://www.out.com/entertainment/popnography/2013/06/27/where-edie-met-thea-and-other-new-york-city-lgbt-landmarks

Theres a PDF at the link from the Landmarks Preservation Commission thats really filled with a lot. It's worth getting.

[hrmjustin]

1. I was think of going yesterday but I hate crowds and it is so hard to get a drink in there

when it is crowded.

[William769]

2. Thats what flasks are for.

[hrmjustin]

3. LOl good point!

I would have gone to the German place a few blocks away to get a liter or two of beer.