GLBT Historical Society Museum



The first historical center in the U.S. committed to strange history, this energetic San Francisco foundation offers guests an authentic secret stash of everything from indispensable ephemera (count Harvey Milk's own belongings among them) to craftsmanship, printed materials, and photographs. Try not to miss the long-lasting display, "Strange Past Becomes Present," which checks out 100 years of LGBTQ+ life in San Francisco and the country over.


The GLBT Historical Society Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. General confirmation is $10; it's suggested that guests buy their tickets ahead of time.

The Legacy Walk



The just historical center of its sort anyplace, The Legacy Walk in Chicago is an outside establishment committed to featuring world-changing individuals from the LGBTQ+ people group. Situated in the gayborhood Boystown, along a half-mile of the North Halsted Street Corridor, the series of awesome bronze plaques appended to steel rainbow-hued arches remember the life and work of strange notables like Walt Whitman, Leonard Bernstein, and Alan Turing.


Directed voyages through The Legacy Walk are $10 for seniors, $20 for understudies, and $35 for grown-ups; secondary school understudies and youngsters can join the visit for nothing. Dinners, shopping, and more can be added on for an additional expense.