Bethesda Fountain's Place in LGBTQ+ History

As we celebrate the 150th anniversary of Central Park’s Bethesda Fountain, delve into the story of the Angel of the Waters statue, its place in LGBTQ+ history, and its significance as a symbol of connection and healing for New York City.

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Emma Stebbins & “Angel of the Waters” – NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project

Emma Stebbins & “Angel of the Waters” – NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project

NYC Tourism on Instagram: While some cities might have one or two gay landmarks, New York holds numerous museums, statues, meeting places and dwellings of important LGBTQ+ figures. Learn about LGBTQ+ history

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