In Plain Sight
Stonewall’s LGBTQIA+ History Timeline
In Plain Sight is a groundbreaking digital timeline created by the Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It’s a vibrant, interactive resource that chronicles the rich and complex history of LGBTQIA+ individuals and movements in the U.S., making visible the stories that have long been overlooked or marginalized.
Why It Matters
In Plain Sight is more than a timeline—it’s a tool for visibility, education, and empowerment. It honors the contributions of LGBTQIA+ individuals across professions and generations, while fostering understanding and inclusion. By making history accessible and interactive, it invites users to explore the legacy of resilience, creativity, and activism that continues to shape American society.
What it Offers
Over 800 entries spanning decades of LGBTQIA+ history
10 thematic categories:
AIDS/HIV – Arts – Business -Film/TV – Literature – Memorials – Milestones -Music – Sports – Theatre/Dance
High-resolution photos with zoom-in capabilities
Brief, accessible descriptions of each entry
Docent/classroom guide for educators and presenters
