Boston LGBTQ History Guided Walking Tour
Walk through Boston's queer history, from literary figures to Pride
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Duration
90 minutes
Includes
Guided tour, 1-mile walk
Highlights
Explore the people, places, and movements that shaped Boston's LGBTQ+ history. Walk through stories of resistance, community, and celebration across the city.
- Trace 19th- and 20th-century stories of gay and lesbian life in Boston
- Discover Ralph Waldo Emerson and Walt Whitman's connections to Boston Common
- Learn about Charlotte Cushman's gender-defying stage roles
- Visit sites linked to World War II bars, baths, and the Gay Liberation Movement
- Explore Boston's first Pride March, landmark court cases, and local leaders
- Walk 1 mile at a moderate pace with stops at sites along the route
Important details
- Arrive at least 10 minutes early; late admittance is not guaranteed
- Tours operate rain or shine; wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes
- Bring a water bottle
- Children must be accompanied by a ticketed adult
Cancellation Policy
Rebook with at least 24 hours' notice. If the operator cancels due to extreme weather or unforeseen circumstances, a refund or exchange is offered.
FAQs
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Meeting details
Massachusetts State House steps on Beacon Street
Experience provided by Boston By Foot
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