Private Tour: Boston's LGBTQ Past
Learn about Boston’s flourishing gay and lesbian culture on a private guided walking tour
What to Expect
Travel in the footsteps of Boston’s 19th and 20th century gay and lesbian friends.
Explore Ralph Waldo Emerson and Walt Whitman's walks along the Common; Charlotte Cushman’s cross-dressing roles; World War II bars and baths; and the AIDS memorial quilt project. Learn about Boston’s flourishing gay and lesbian culture on this guided walking tour.
This tour is presented in partnership with The History Project, a nonprofit organization that documents, preserves and shares New England's LGBTQ history.
From April to mid-November, Private tours of the 90min Boston's LGBTQ Past walking tour are bookable online for groups of up to 20 people with at least 2 weeks notice. To request a private tour for groups of more than 20 people, or in the fall/winter, please use the Private Tour Request form. Please provide at least 2 weeks notice in advance of your preferred tour date for larger groups or special requests. Private tour request form link
Includes
Guided 90 minute outdoor tour exploring Boston's 19th and 20th century LGBTQ history
1 mile tour at a moderate pace, stoping at various sites along the tour
Duration
90 minutes
Address
Massachusetts State House steps on Beacon Street
Pricing
| Adult | $18.90 |
| Child | $18.90 |
| Private Tour | $210 |
| Chaperone | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Bookings can't be cancelled.
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