5/5 Sue G. 5 years ago on Google • 16 reviews
First..
about
the
museum...
it
is
on
a
side
street..
in
the
soho..
nicely
appointed
2
intimate
exhibition
areas...
a
helpful..
i
believe
volunteer
staff
on
hand
with
information..
the
museum
was
relatively
busy
by
time
we
left..
looked
like
a
very
mixed
group
of
people..
all
seemed
very
interested
in
the
exhibition.
The
museum
is
well
kept..
unisex
bathrooms..
very
clean..
just
like
the
museum..
you
should
visit!!
I
liked
the
exhibition
of
the
lesbian
donna
gottschalk
whose
photos
display
her
experiences
during
the
60'
s
into
the
70'
s
in
America..
not
so
beautiful
if
you
were
gay
or
lesbian
or
anything
other
than
straight..
Then
there
is
the
performance
Artist...
Stephen
Varble..
very
interesting
manner
of
protest..
and
obviously..
at
least
locally..
effective.
The
era
is
significant..
and
clearly
the
early
era
of
sexual
revolution
in
America...
Loved
the
outlandish
outfits
of
this
unusual
fashionista..
kudos..
how
wonderful
and
varied
is
our
human
race..
a
true
scourge
with
its
ugly
judgments
on
its
own
family..
human...
and
on
the
other
hand
so
colorful,
creative,
and
inspiring..
in
so
many
different
forms...
we
only
need
to
learn
and
respect
all...
love
to
you
all..
keep
bringing
all
of
our
part
of
the
human
history...
told
through
our
eyes..
Thank
you💕🌜🌟🌟🌟
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