LGBTQ+ History Through the Lens of Stonewall Housing
On Saturday, 1st February, we invite you to explore 41 years of LGBTQ+ history through the archives of Stonewall Housing. Our exhibition will be open to the public from 12 PM to 5 PM, offering a rare chance to see photos, documents, and materials that tell the story of our charity’s journey since 1983.
Stonewall Housing was founded by activists to support LGBTQ+ individuals facing homelessness or at risk, and our archive provides a powerful look at how we have navigated key moments in queer history.
What to Expect:
A unique opportunity to view rare photographs, documents, and materials from our four decades of activism.
Stonewall Housing staff and volunteers will be present to offer insights and answer any questions about the items on display.
Learn about the impact of our work and how we have created safe spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals over the years.
Whether you’re interested in LGBTQ+ history, social activism, or simply want to learn more about the work we do, this exhibition is an opportunity to reflect, connect, and celebrate our shared history.
