Christopher Park

Though just a round brick walkway and a few benches , Christopher Park is beloved because of of the its Gay Liberation Monument , which honors the LGBT rights movement and the spirit of free expression.

George Segal 's statue was too controversial for Christopher Park's neighbors in the 1980s. It found a home at Stanford University , where it still stands. A replica was finally installed here in 1992.

Located on site of tobacco farm in 17th century. In late 18th/early 19th century farm lands were subdivided & what remained was .145 acres of undeveloped space-Christopher Park . Full history via<LINK> Read more

Check out the statue of Philip Sheridan. He was a civil war army general that lead the Union Cavalry. His scorched earth strategy is credited with forcing the surrender by Robert E. Lee at Appomattox.

Across from the famed Stonewall Inn , in a gated park area in Christopher Square two cast white male statues stand in a frozen intimate chat, while two women statues sit with each other on a nearby Read more

Beautiful little park , across from The Stonewall Inn and Kettle of Fish (former Lion's Head)- two fantastic literary bars ! Read more

Get a matcha latte across the street and chill here.

Gay Liberation in Christopher Park was the featured location for Sonnet 20, performed by Eric Percival, directed by Guy Patton as part of the NY Shakespeare Exchange's Sonnet Project. Read more

Swing by Corrado's (one block East of the park ) and pick up some pastries to enjoy in the park .

I've managed to run into the garbage-can-throwing man here on two separate occasions -almost exactly a year apart - and I'm still alive to talk about it. :)

Gay people we have a park !! Yes!

Yep, it's early

George Segal Gay Liberation Sculptures

miss the park being open late

Grossed out by all the flies that were hovering everywhere.

Хотя парк населен преимущественно бомжами, тут установлен памятник приверженцам однополой любви.