Christopher Park
4.7 (3,250)park
4.7 (3,250)Facing the Stonewall Inn, this quiet Village triangle pairs landmark LGBTQ history with George Segal’s white statues.
Description
This Greenwich Village plot has operated as a public park since 1837, framed by a fence well over a century old. As part of the Stonewall National Monument, it continues as a central gathering place for the LGBTQ community. Beyond Segal's sculptures, the grounds hold a statue of Civil War general Philip H. Sheridan, reflecting layers of Village history from 1960s street protests to a neighborhood anchor.
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