The Stonewall Hotel features a distinctive curved brick facade that anchors the corner of Oxford and Riley Streets. This building served as a site of intense resistance in nineteen seventy-eight when police arrested fifty-three people following a march for gay and lesbian rights. The arrests triggered a series of confrontations between protesters and authorities that lasted for months. Today, the hotel operates as a dedicated venue for the LGBTQ community, maintaining its role as a gathering space through decades of social change.
Stonewall Hotel
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