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Gay history in London

Flavor: Transgender

This February is the third annual LGBT history month. It is also 40 years since the male homosexuality was decriminalised by the 1967 Sexual Offences Act in the UK. Many displays and talks across London museums focus on the experience of criminalised sexuality, and the snowballing of change after '67.

1. The Church Farmhouse Museum is showing around 50 objects and press cuttings from the Lesbian and Gay Newsmedia Archive describing the events leading up to decriminalisation.

2. The Museum In Docklands has a 12 panel exhibition in the entrance to the museum until March 9. It describes the gay history of the East End.

3. The Museum of London is holding a free 'study day' on LGBT history.

(via 24H museum)

Carole L.

February 26, 2007