Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Lesbian History Along Route 66
A digital map and history project documents lesbian and queer women’s places along Route 66 in West Hollywood and nearby Los Angeles neighborhoods.
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- Researchers and visitors tracing queer Los Angeles history
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- Mapped locations range from a site dating to 1927 to places that opened within the last few years.
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The project is associated with the June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives and links its mapped places to a longer account of the area’s changing nightlife and community institutions. Its stated scope began within a mile of Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, then expanded to nearby Los Angeles neighborhoods; the page says the analysis remains focused on West Hollywood. The mapped timeline reaches from 1927 to places opened in recent years.
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