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LGBTQ America: a Theme Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer History Is a Publication of the National Park Foundation and the National Park Service Published online 2016 www.nps.gov/subjects/tellingallamericansstories/lgbtqthemestudy.htm LGBTQ America: A Theme Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer History is a publication of the National Park Foundation and the National Park Service. We are very grateful for the generous support of the Gill Foundation, which has made this publication possible. The views and conclusions contained in the essays are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as representing the opinions or policies of the U.S. Government. Mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute their endorsement by the U.S. Government. © 2016 National Park Foundation Washington, DC All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reprinted or reproduced without permission from the publishers. Links (URLs) to websites referenced in this document were accurate at the time of publication. APPENDIX A Places Identified in the Text Name Address Status Chapter Alabama Mount Vernon Arsenal- Mount Vernon, AL NRHP Roscoe Searcy Hospital 5/26/1988 Complex Arizona Charlie's 727 West Schweighofer Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ Fort Apache Historic Fort Apache Indian NRHP Roscoe District Reservation 10/14/1976 Nu-Towne Saloon 5002 East Van Hanhardt Buren Street, Phoenix, AZ Sri Ram Ashram Ranch Outside Benson, AZ Baim; Gieseking Talking Stick Resort 201 East Jefferson Schweighofer Arena Street, Phoenix, AZ Arkansas Eureka Springs (LGBTQ Eureka Springs, AR Schweighofer Community) California 12 Adler Place 12 Adler Place, San Graves and Francisco, CA Watson 21st Street Baths 3244 Twenty-First Demolished Graves and Street, San Watson Francisco, CA 330 Grove Street 330 Grove Street, Demolished Graves and San Francisco, CA Watson Name Address Status Chapter California 890 Hayes Street 890 Hayes Street, Graves and (cont’d) San Francisco, CA Watson A Different Light 4014 Santa Monica Hanhardt; Boulevard, Los Johnson Angeles, CA A Different Light 8853 Santa Monica Johnson Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA A Different Light 489 Castro Street, Hanhardt; San Francisco, CA Johnson Adonis Books 350 Ellis Street, San Johnson Francisco, CA Adonis Books 348 Jones Street, Graves and San Francisco, CA Watson Adrienne Rich-Michelle Santa Cruz, CA Dubrow Cliff House African American AIDS 1833 West Eighth Harris Policy Training Institute Street, Los Angeles, CA Ah Men 8933 Santa Monica Johnson Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA Ah Men Santa Monica and Johnson San Vincente, West Hollywood, CA Alameda County 1221 Oak Street, Springate (Civil California Superior Oakland, CA Rights) Court Alcatraz Federal San Francisco, CA NRHP Roscoe; Penitentiary 6/23/1976; Springate (Civil NHL District Rights); Stein 1/17/1986. NPS (Golden Gate National Recreation Area) 10/27/1972 A-2 Name Address Status Chapter California Allan Berube Lyon Street near Oak Koskovich (cont’d) Residence Street, San Francisco, CA Amelia's 647 Valencia Street, Hanhardt; San Francisco, CA Johnson American Indian 225 Valencia Street, Roscoe Center San Francisco, CA American Institute of 8265 West Sunset Batza; Hutchins Bisexuality Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA Angelino Heights Los Angeles, CA Dubrow (LGBTQ Community) Annenberg School for University of Schweighofer Communication and Southern California, Journalism 3502 Watt Way, Los Angeles, CA API Equality-LA 1137 Wilshire Sueyoshi Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA API Equality-Northern 17 Walter U. Lum Sueyoshi California Place, San Francisco, CA Arthur J. Sullivan 2254 Market Street, Baim; Batza; Funeral Home San Francisco, CA Springate (Civil Rights) Asian American 2041 Hayes Street, Sueyoshi Residential and San Francisco, CA Recovery Services Asian & Pacific 730 Polk Street, San Sueyoshi Islander Wellness Francisco, CA Center (A&PI Wellness Center) Atascadero State 10333 El Camino Stein Hospital Real, Atascadero, CA Athletic Model Guild 1834 West Eleventh Johnson Street, Los Angeles, CA Avery Aquatic Center 235 Sam McDonald Schweighofer Mall, Stanford, CA A-3 Name Address Status Chapter California Baker Street Scandal Baker Street near Partially Graves and (cont’d) Location the Presidio demolished Watson Barbary Coast (LGBTQ San Francisco, CA Graves and Community) Watson Barracks 72 Hallam Street, Dubrow San Francisco, CA Beige Room 831 Broadway, San Graves and Francisco, CA Watson Benjamin Franklin 1430 Scott Street, Sueyoshi Middle School San Francisco, CA Berkeley High School 1980 Allston Way, Berkeley High Schweighofer Berkeley, CA School Campus Historic District, NRHP 1/7/2008 Beth Chayim 6000 West Pico Bourn Chadashim Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA Biltmore Hotel 506 South Grand Gieseking Avenue, Los Angeles, CA BiPOL 584 Castro Street, Hutchins San Francisco, CA Bisexual Center 544 Market Street, Graves and San Francisco, CA Watson; Koskovich Bisexual Rights Rally 730 Howard Street, Hutchins San Francisco, CA Black AIDS Institute 1833 West Eighth Harris Street, Los Angeles, CA Black Cat Tavern 3909 West Sunset Dubrow; Meinke; Boulevard, Los Rupp; Stein Angeles, CA A-4 Name Address Status Chapter California Black Cat Club 710 Montgomery Contributing to Baim; Estes; (cont’d) Street, San the Jackson González and Francisco, CA Square Historic Hernández; District, NRHP Graves and 11/18/1971 Watson; Hanhardt; Johnson; Rupp; Springate (Civil Rights); Springate and de la Vega; Stein Bohemian Club Northeast corner of Sueyoshi Clubhouse Post Street and Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA Bulldog Baths 132 Turk Street, San Baim; Johnson Francisco, CA Bunker Hill Los Angeles, CA Stryker California Hall 625 Polk Street, San Bourn; Graves Francisco, CA and Watson; Rupp; Stein Canyon Sam Castro Sueyoshi Residence neighborhood, San Francisco, CA Carl Bean Center 5149 West Jefferson Bourn Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA Castro (LGBTQ San Francisco, CA Bourn; Dubrow; commuity) Gieseking; Graves and Watson; Hanhardt; Springate (Civil Rights); Sueyoshi Castro Camera 573-575 Castro Dubrow; Estes; Street, San Gieseking; Graves Francisco, CA and Watson; Hanhardt; Johnson; Meyer and Sikk; Rupp; Springate (Civil Rights); Stein Castro Street Theater 429 Castro Street, Gieseking San Francisco, CA A-5 Name Address Status Chapter California Casual Man 2060 Polk Street, Johnson (cont’d) San Francisco, CA Central Library Los Angeles, CA NRHP Gieseking 12/18/1970 Center for Sex and 1349 Mission Street, Hutchins Culture San Francisco, CA Center for Special 1700 Jackson Stryker Problems Street, San Francisco, CA Chateau Marmont 8221 Sunset Stryker Hotel Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA Chinatown Service 300 West Cesar E. Sueyoshi Center Annex Chavez Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA Circus Disco 6655 Santa Monica Baim; Dubrow; Boulevard, Los González and Angeles, CA Hernández City College of San 50 Phelan Avenue, Sueyoshi Francisco, Ocean San Francisco, CA Campus City Lights Bookstore 261 Columbus Burk; Stein Avenue, San Francisco, CA City of Refuge United 1025 Howard Street, Bourn Church of Christ San Francisco, CA City of Refuge United 8400 Enterprise Bourn Church of Christ Way, Oakland, CA Civic Center San Francisco, CA NRHP Graves and 10/10/1978; Watson; NHL Hanhardt 2/27/1987 Club Baths 201 Eighth Street, Graves and San Francisco, CA Watson Club Turkish Baths 132 Turk Street, San Part of the Baim; Johnson; Francisco, CA Uptown Springate (Civil Tenderloin Rights) Historic District, NRHP 2/5/2009 A-6 Name Address Status Chapter California Cockatoo Inn 11500 Acacia Bourn (cont’d) Avenue, Hawthorne, CA Coming Home Hospice 115 Diamond Street, Graves and San Francisco, CA Watson Community United 1336 Arroyo Avenue, Bourn Church of Christ San Carlos, CA Compton's Cafeteria 101 Taylor Street, Contributing to Baim; Dubrow; San Francisco, CA the Uptown Gieseking; Tenderloin Hanhardt; Graves Historic District, and Watson; NRHP Johnson; Meinke; 2/5/2009 Meyer and Sikk; Rupp; Springate (Civil Rights); Springate and de la Vega; Stein; Stryker; Sueyoshi Congregation Ner 85 La Plaza, Cotati, Bourn Shalom CA Congregation Sha'ar 290 Dolores Street, Bourn Zahav San Francisco, CA Convent Near the panhandle Bourn of Golden Gate Park Cooper's Donuts (also Between 527 and Baim; Dubrow; Cooper Do-Nut) 555 South Main Graves and Street, Los Angeles, Watson; Rupp; CA Springate (Civil Rights); Stein; Stryker Cove Avenue Stairway Cove Avenue, Silver Dubrow Lake neighborhood, Los Angeles, CA Cow Palace 2600 Geneva Roscoe Avenue, Daly City, CA Crown Jewel 932 South Hill Demolished Springate (Civil Street, Los Angeles, Rights) CA A-7 Name Address Status Chapter California Dash 574 Pacific Avenue, Contributor to Graves and (cont’d) San Francisco, CA the Jackson Watson Square Historic District, NRHP 11/18/1971 Daughters of Bilitis 165 O'Farrell Street, Burk; Koskovich; Headquarters San Francisco, CA Rupp; Springate (Civil Rights) David Hong Home Off Santa Monica Sueyoshi Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA David Lourea North Panhandle Graves and Residence neighborhood, San Watson Francisco, CA Dodger Stadium 1000 Elysian Park Schweighofer Avenue, Los Angeles, CA Doheny Memorial University of Koskovich Library Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Dover Hotel 555 South Main Demolished Stein Street, Los Angeles, LA Dr. Harry Benjamin 450 Sutter Street, NRHP Batza; Graves Office San Francisco, CA 12/22/2009 and Watson; Springate (Civil Rights); Stryker Druid Heights Muir Woods National NRHP Baim; Graves and Monument, Golden 1/9/2008; NPS Watson Gate National 1/9/1908 Recreation Area East Bay Meditation 2147 Broadway, Bourn Center Oakland, CA East Bay Meditation 285 Seventeenth Bourn Center Street, Oakland, CA Ebony Showcase 4718 West Bourn
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