OUT OF THE BARS AND INTO THE STREETS An audio walking tour about and the rise of gay power Visit www.InsideStoriesOnline.com for more information and other tours

DIRECTIONS: The tour starts at the site of Harvey Milk!s old camera shop, 575 Castro St. (near 19th St.) in San Francisco. The building is now a gift shop called “Given.” Press play on your audio player when you!re ready to start. The audio program will give you directions, but this map serves as a backup. The tour is a mostly flat 1.75 miles, makes several stops along the way, and takes about 70 minutes. As indicated in the audio program, walk at a very slow pace from the beginning until Market and Sanchez; the pace picks up from there until the end. The route is the same as that of Harvey!s walk to his inauguration, the candlelight march after he was killed, and the protest after his killer!s sentencing. See the map below, and read the stops from the bottom up (times of stops on the tour are in parentheses). If you want a shorter tour, start the program at 50:20 at the northeast corner of Van Ness and Market; this shorter tour covers Harvey!s assassination and the aftermath, and lasts 20 minutes. Bring a snack in case you get hungry.

(6) End at City Hall, facing Civic Center Plaza (arrive at 56:11; enter plaza at ABBREVIATED TOUR: 1:01:20, and City If you only have time or Hall at 1:08:15) energy for a short tour, start at the northeast corner of Market / Van (5) Brick plaza Ness, at 50:20 on your across the street audio player. This is a 21 from LGBT minute tour Center, southwest corner of Market / Octavia (41:56 on tour)

(4) Southeast corner of Market / Duboce (38:33 on tour)

(3) “Books Inc.” store and gym at 2275 Market St. (24:39 on tour)

(2) , downstairs at southwest corner of Castro / Market (13:34 on tour)

(1) Start at 575 Castro St., now “Given” gift shop

CREDITS: Tour created by Paul VanDeCarr © 2008. Many thanks to interviewees , , , and narrator Jewelle Gomez. Big thanks for archival and other audio to Pacifica Radio Archives, KRON4 News Archives, Walter Caplan, David Lamble, Papers at the San Francisco History Center, Michael Kirchberger, David Hegarty, Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist, CheerSF, Bebe Sweetbriar. Thanks also to San Francisco Arts Commission, ParkerGuestHouse.com, George Rodgers, Shirley Gutierrez, Kevin O'Connor of Elevation, GLBTHistory.org. Photo of Harvey!s march to his inauguration, © Daniel Nicoletta.