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Explore this photo album by Joseph O. Holmes on Flickr!. The streets of Manhattan were teeming with bright rainbow colored everything—balloons, confetti, flags, feathers, mustaches, etc.—as an estimated 3 million spectators celebrated the NYC Pride. From the Archives: Pride in NYC, Parades & Parties Through the Years [PHOTOS] Marchers holding the pride flag during New York City’s Pride parade on June 30, A look at WWD's.

Highlights from the World Pride March & Parade held in New York City on 30th June, (LGBT Pride, Gay Pride, El Orgullo Gay, NYC Gay Pride Parade) more. The March marked the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, a historical event that many consider the start of the modern gay rights movement.

What a great moment! It was really a pleasure to watch and capture the parade. But one day no doubt things will get going again.

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Sign me up. The love and joy was truly palpable. Black and red ink with pencil, blue crayon, and colored washes on paper. People cheer for the Pride March from a balcony in Greenwich Village. The joy was palpable. The book is now available for pre-order from the publisher, Abrams Books:. What a joyous time it was. While the popularity of ice skating waned in the later part of the century, it never completely fell out of fashion and remained a wintertime draw for the park, albeit one contingent on the fickle nature of New York weather.

Your photos really capture the joy and fun. Me too! What a joyous experience.

Like Like. With large crowds arriving daily, Olmsted instituted many park rules for wintertime users of the Lake. Astounding is the word Jo. Ellen Page Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands? Thank so much Vicki, my pleasure. Search for: Search. Department of Buildings. Like Liked by 2 people.

Design of the sluice gate for the outlet of the Skating Pond, c. Last summer we finally made it. From the Vancouver Pride Society : Pride is more than a parade or a festival — every year members of our communities reach out to tell us this. Love is a human experience, not a political statement. Your own blog is pretty impressive too! People are shown as they march, just past The Stonewall Inn.

The Lung Block. Such a beautiful celebration of love. Yes, hoping it will be back next year.