Stonewall National Monument in New York City offers families a unique opportunity to explore LGBTQ+ history and civil rights in the heart of Greenwich Village. This small but mighty national monument encompasses Christopher Park and the historic Stonewall Inn, where the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement began in 1969.
Junior Ranger Program at Stonewall National Monument
The Junior Ranger program at Stonewall focuses on teaching kids about equality, diversity, and standing up for what's right through age-appropriate activities and discussions. Young visitors complete a special activity booklet that explores themes of acceptance, community, and the importance of treating everyone with respect and dignity.
- Learning about civil rights heroes and everyday courage
- Exploring Christopher Park's beautiful trees and open spaces
- Understanding how ordinary people can make extraordinary change
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: Street parking is extremely limited in Greenwich Village, so consider parking at a nearby garage or taking public transportation from a van-friendly parking area outside Manhattan.
Plan Your Stay
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