Historic Place Survey: Raleigh LGBTQIA+ Community

The Raleigh Historic Development Commission (RHDC) is preparing a historic context report to identify places important to LGBTQIA+ culture in Raleigh. The report will include:

A short history of Raleigh's LGBTQIA+ communities;
A list of significant historic places (both existing and lost); and,
Recommendations for buildings and sites that are eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.

Thank you for your interest in the study! You can learn more on the LGBTQIA+ Historic Context Study project page.

Please help us identify these places by dropping a pin and comment on the map. If you can't remember the location, post your description in the comment box below the map.

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WoodyAdmieral's Galley in the basement fo Sir Walter hotel

Reply 2 Agree3 years ago

Rollin KibbeOhmygosh! Who tested this tool on a tablet? No instructions on how to create a place? The lag between creating a place and it finally showing up to be clicked on? Bless your heart. That aside, thank you so much to the committee for this survey!

Reply 1 Agree3 years ago

John SuddathI do not have any recommendations on places (other than the various locations for the LGBT Center, but I do have a printed list of LGBT organizations in the Triangle from 2004. There was a movement then to coordinate programs and activities.

Reply Agree3 years ago

* Part of the study includes ten recorded interviews with Historian Jeffrey Harris to learn more about the places related to the history of the LGBTQIA+ community. If you are interested in being considered as one of the interviewees, please leave your information below.

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Historic Place Survey: Raleigh LGBTQIA+ Community

Historic Place Survey: Raleigh LGBTQIA+ Community

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Please help us identify these places by dropping a pin and comment on the map. If you can't remember the location, post your description in the comment box below the map.

Question title

If you have additional information you'd like to share regarding this study, please share it below. Feel free to attach a photo to your comment.

Question title

* Part of the study includes ten recorded interviews with Historian Jeffrey Harris to learn more about the places related to the history of the LGBTQIA+ community. If you are interested in being considered as one of the interviewees, please leave your information below.