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4127 18th St
San Francisco, CA 94114
+1 (415) 777-5455
http://www.glbthistory.org

The GLBT Historical Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco, CA.

Through exhibitions, events, and archives, the society aims to educate and raise awareness about the struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community throughout history.

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Elijah C.
10/2/2024

It's a small space, but despite that, you'll spend at least a decent hour here if you read through the material & listen to the audio/videos. Pretty good for just $10 admission. I learned a lot...

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Konrad J.
10/2/2024

The GLBT Historical Society Museum is a small museum located in the Castro focusing on national GLBT movements with a particular interest in San Francisco gay history. The entry fee was $10, which...

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Chloe F.
10/14/2024

If you're in the Castro, make sure to stop in. I happened to be there on a Wednesday, when it's free admission, but I happily paid to get in. The Museum is small, but make sure to dedicate at...

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Marlon T.
4/16/2024

Awesome museum in the Castro! It's on the smaller side, but there's a ton of history and interesting exhibits here like some of Harvey Milk's belongings and the original rainbow flag. As of a...

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Steven M.
12/9/2024

The LGBT historical society has transformed differently with great signs of improvements and the values of diversity.

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