Emanuel Administration to Push for Landmark Status for Boystown Legacy Walk
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Sunday that the city will seek Landmark Status for the Legacy Walk in Boystown.
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Mayor Emanuel pursues landmark status for Legacy Walk
Mayor Rahm Emanuel today announced that the City would seek Landmark Status for the Legacy Walk in Boystown. With its Northalsted "Rainbow Pylon" Streetscape with conjoined outdoor museum, the half-mile Legacy Walk remains the only outdoor LGBTQ museum in the world ...
Mayor Emanuel pursues landmark status for Legacy Walk
From a press release- Mayor Rahm Emanuel today announced that the City would seek Landmark Status for the Legacy Walk in Boystown. With its Northalsted "Rainbow Pylon" Streetscape with conjoined outdoor museum, the half-mile Legacy Walk remains the only outdoor LGBTQ museum in the world.
Emanuel wants to landmark Boystown's Legacy Walk
Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s administration will seek landmark status for the Legacy Walk in Boystown, a half-mile stretch on Halsted Street with rainbow pylons and an outdoor museum honoring the LGBTQ community.
City seeking landmark status for Boystown Legacy Walk
Boystown’s iconic rainbow pylons along North Halsted Street could soon be designated as a city landmark under a new proposal from city officials and an LGBTQ history group.
Tchaikovsky is newest addition to Chicago’s outdoor Legacy Walk Museum
A biographical memorial to iconic Russian classical music composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky will become the newest addition to Chicago’s “Legacy Walk” art installation, a half-mile outdoor “museum” along Halsted Street dedicated to celebrating “the contributions LGBT people have made to world his
Tchaikovsky memorial to be installed in the heart of Chicago’s Boystown
Composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky will be honored with a memorial exhibit as part of the Legacy Walk, Chicago’s outdoor LGBTQ history museum.
Letter: Students should learn the complete story of history
This spring, the Inclusive Curriculum Bill was introduced into the state legislature.
Illinois Could Become 2nd State To Require Teaching Of LGBTQ History
A potentially historic bill is winding its way through the Illinois Statehouse that would require school textbooks to include “a study of the role and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the history of this country and this state.” (Includes an interview with Legacy
OutChicago: Landmark Status, Cultural Icons, and More
Legacy Project Executive Victor Salvo sits down with OutChicago hosts Scott Duff and Ellen Miller to discuss Historic Landmark status designation for Chicago’s Legacy Walk Outdoor LGBTQ History Museum; upcoming special events to bring LGBTQ history “to life”; the impending dedication of the 39