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

Descripción del sitio

125 East 11th Street. From 1913 until the late 1920s, Webster Hall hosted dances that attracted Greenwich Village's bohemian population. Various organizations sponsored lavish masquerade balls. Included in the frolicking were hundreds of gay men, many of whom attended in drag. Their presence, while tolerated, was continually under surveillance by private anti-vice societies. By the early 1920s gay men and lesbians were organizing their own balls at Webster Hall. It is currently a popular dance club under the same name.

Mapa del lugar de interés Webster Hall

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