Christopher Park

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Christopher Park is a small public park in New York City's Greenwich Village that serves as a key gathering space and symbolic focal point of the LGBTQ+ rights movement, located adjacent to the historic Stonewall Inn.

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Christopher Park canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
adjacentTo Stonewall Inn
associatedWith LGBTQ+ history
Stonewall riots
gay rights movement
borough Manhattan
category LGBT monuments and memorials in the United States
Parks in Manhattan
Stonewall National Monument
country United States
designation Stonewall National Monument component site
governingBody New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
hasArtwork George Segal’s “Gay Liberation” sculptures
hasFeature benches
iron fence
landscaped plantings
paved walkways
trees
heritageStatus part of a U.S. National Monument
locatedIn Greenwich Village
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
United States
maintainedBy New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
namedAfter Christopher Street
near Seventh Avenue South
Sheridan Square
neighborhood Greenwich Village
notableFor gatherings during LGBTQ+ Pride events
role in commemorating the Stonewall uprising
operator New York City Department of Parks and Recreation
ownership City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOf Stonewall National Monument
publicAccess open to the public
streetAddress Christopher Street
symbolicRole focal point of LGBTQ+ rights movement
memorial space for Stonewall uprising
use LGBTQ+ rights demonstrations
community gathering space
public recreation

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