Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library - Fort Lauderdale, Florida

El Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library es una importante institución cultural en Fort Lauderdale, Florida que se dedica a la preservación y promoción de la historia y cultura de la comunidad LGBTQ+. Ubicado en la dirección 1300 E Sunrise Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304, este museo, archivo y biblioteca es un recurso valioso para aquellos interesados en aprender más sobre la historia y la lucha por los derechos de la comunidad LGBTQ+.

El museo cuenta con una gran colección de artefactos, documentos y exhibiciones que ilustran la historia y la experiencia de la comunidad LGBTQ+ a lo largo de la historia. Además, el archivo y la biblioteca ofrecen una gran cantidad de recursos para la investigación y el aprendizaje, incluyendo libros, revistas, periódicos y documentos históricos.

El Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library también es conocido por sus presentaciones en vivo y sus eventos especiales, que ofrecen a los visitantes la oportunidad de escuchar a oradores y artistas destacados y de participar en discusiones y debates sobre temas importantes para la comunidad LGBTQ+.

Este lugar es accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, cuenta con estacionamiento, sanitarios y wi-fi accesibles para personas con discapacidades. También es un lugar amigable con la comunidad LGBTQ+, recomendado para ir en familia y es ideal para ir con niños.

La opinión media de este lugar es de 4.6/5 según 90 valoraciones en Google My Business, lo que demuestra la alta calidad de la experiencia ofrecida por el museo.

Opiniones de Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library

NamaSteve Gonzales

3/5

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Gay Vagabond

4/5

I was somewhat reluctant to enter this museum thinking it would be a downer. I am glad I went. What struck me was how relatively recently the GLTBQ community has faced adversity (and still does) and how far we have come for basic (not extra) rights. As a younger person who does not think twice about expressing who I am, you realize that just a few decades ago it was so different and you never can take things for granted. Everyone should visit this museum for that reason.

James Parke

5/5

This was a gay oh time and thanks for all the ones before us that made it possible for us to have a feeling of safe to be open and ourself here and in our daily life .the information and the reminder was mind boggling and impact my thoughts and prayers are with you who passed and fought and made a difference in the life of millions of us today .much respect and thanks for the volunteer and staff who make this kind of thing possible for us at no charge .I hope folks will come see and be inspired by it as we were and continue the effort afforded us and the ones to come after us .god bless and thanks again for your all amazing and appreciate all who have and do and will make this possible.

Peter S

5/5

What a great place. Even though I'm gay myself and I know our queer history, I still got very thoughtful there. I had tears in my eyes. I am a tourist from Germany and I am really happy to have been here. I was only too happy to donate 10 dollars. I will definitely be back on my next vacation in Fort Lauderdale.

Ambriel Cohen

5/5

This gallery/museum was very informative, with much information about LGBTQ+ history, and the woman who was worling there was lovely and helpful. It was a really lovely experience to view their exhibit for the 50th anniversary of Stonewall and see images and flyers from the timeline - and it was also lovely to see the timeline that started before and went well beyond Stonewall - a really nice view of the hiatory of the community through time.

Akira Sora

5/5

Nice place. Located in a building that also houses for Fort Lauderdale reading center, the Fort Lauderdale library and the art center. Plenty of parking and easy access to the building

Jason Black

5/5

Very important addition to Wilton Manors and All #LGBT & #HumanRights history and progress. #LoveWins

Robert Kesten

5/5

Stonewall National makes every effort to be as inclusive and welcoming as possible. As an organization we firmly believe that every story needs to be told and every person's truth needs to be shared. We have no favorites here, are collection is made up of that which is donated, and all items are welcome. Trans, nonbinary, fluid, leather, disabled, this is your home, you and your archives, books, collections, are welcome. We are wheelchair accessible, we are working diligently to expand and reach parity in our library and archives, so all members of our community are included. If you have a question, or concern, come in and talk to us...consider joining us on a Donuts and Conversation Saturday, the opportunity to be part of our family is always open to anyone and everyone in our community.