Patchin Place - A Guide to Lesbian & Gay New York Historical Landmarks (sitios de interés)

Descripción del sitio

These modest brick rowhouses became a popular address in bohemian Greenwich Village, claiming such residents as political revolutionary John Reed, who lived at No. 7 in 1918, and author Djuna Barnes, who became a long-time resident of No. 5 after the publication of her lesbian novel Nightwood in 1936 (Barnes insisted that she was not a lesbian, but just happened to be in love with Thelma Wood, the former lover of photographer Berenice Abbott).

Mapa del lugar de interés Patchin Place

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