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Stonewall National Monument

A new national park unit located in Christopher Park across the street from The Stonewall Inn with a visitor center next door.

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Stonewall Inn
A veritable icon of the worldwide gay community, not just New York's. While it's not the original incarnation of the bar that was the site of the Stonewall riots of 1969 (the building has gone through several uses since then), the current incarnation pays homage to the old and has regained its prominence as a meeting place in the LGBT community. You must be 21 and a proper ID is required. 2-drink minimum.
Mon-Wed 2PM-4AM, Thu-Sun noon-4AM
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55 Bar
This bar has some good blues and jazz acts, but what's so unusual about it is that it dates back to 1919 and still has a lot of the original furnishings and Beaux Arts-style lamps. Keep your drink orders simple and enjoy the atmosphere.
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Small's
A great place to hear excellent jazz at low prices.
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Three Lives & Company
A local independent bookstore, this microscopic yet utterly delightful place is the essence of Greenwich Village, with an extremely knowledgeable and passionate staff.