An Anecdotal LGBTQ+ History of the Last Century of Provincetown
Presented by The Generations Project
Let Their Stories Unfold
The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum has partnered with The Generations Project to create the first comprehensive exhibit of LGBTQ+ history of Provincetown.
This gives PMPM a unique opportunity to promote our mission of TRUTH, which reflects the institution and community’s commitment to Tolerance | Respect | Unity | Trust | Her-His-Their story.
The exhibit enshrines the stories of the LGBTQ+ community of Provincetown over the past century through documented first-hand accounts and a short documentary video series entitled “Remnants: An Excavation of Provincetown” chronicling the lives of those who lived and died in the 20th century in Ptown.
Education and exhibits such as this keeps lessons-learned over the ages fresh in our minds, preventing complacency. The LGBTQ+ community is ingrained not only in Provincetown’s history, but in its day-to-day life. One could go as far to say that most towns and cities have lost the TRUTH that is found so readily here.
Plan Your Visit
The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is closed for the season and will re-open on April 1, 2023. We invite you to plan your visit now and look forward to sharing this important part of our past with you. Tickets may be purchased in advance here.
Learn more in the meantime by viewing the trailer for “Remnants: An Excavation of Provincetown” featuring excerpts from the many fascinating stories you’ll hear at our new exhibit!
Our Sponsors
This exhibit is made possible in part by the generous contributions of individuals and organizations who support our mission and community’s commitment to Tolerance | Respect | Unity | Trust | Her-His-Their story.
Featured Sponsors:
- The Bradford
- The Palette Fund
- National Endowment for the Arts
- “In honor of Stephen Borkowski”
- Anthony Abbatiello & Chad Johnson
- Katherine & Kimberly Weir
- Daniel Mullin
- Reuben Reynolds
- Jonathan Scott & Dr. Michael McGulli
- Peter Sullivan & Bob Keary
- Ed Macri & Trevor Mikula
- Theodore C Cormay Jr.
Sponsors:
- Joseph Kerr & Bret Havey
- Michael Richard & David Frost
- Jonathan Cohen & Brian Kates
- Dominic Cioffoletti & Christopher Scinto
- James Law & Joseph Avena
- Neil Korpinen & Rick Erickson
- Richard Salmon & Mark Phillips
- K. David Weidner, Ph.D. & William E. Gannon, M.D.
- Jeanette & Daniel Samo
- Matt Macotte & Mario Pinho
- Daniel Spring & Jean Marc DeSilva
- Mike Syers
- Susan Erickson & Bruce Phillips
- Provincetown Brewing Company
Let Their Stories Unfold
This gives PMPM a unique opportunity to promote our mission of TRUTH, which reflects the institution and community’s commitment to Tolerance | Respect | Unity | Trust | Her-His-Their story.
Education and exhibits such as this keeps lessons-learned over the ages fresh in our minds, preventing complacency. The LGBTQ+ community is ingrained not only in Provincetown’s history, but in its day-to-day life. One could go as far to say that most towns and cities have lost the TRUTH that is found so readily here.
Plan Your Visit
The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is closed for the season and will re-open on April 1, 2023. We invite you to plan your visit now and look forward to sharing this important part of our past with you. Tickets may be purchased in advance here.
Learn more in the meantime by viewing the trailer for “Remnants: An Excavation of Provincetown” featuring excerpts from the many fascinating stories you’ll hear at our new exhibit!
Our Sponsors
This exhibit is made possible in part by the generous contributions of individuals and organizations who support our mission and community’s commitment to Tolerance | Respect | Unity | Trust | Her-His-Their story.
Featured Sponsors:
- The Bradford
- The Palette Fund
- National Endowment for the Arts
- “In honor of Stephen Borkowski”
- Anthony Abbatiello & Chad Johnson
- Katherine and Kimberly Weir
- Daniel Mullin
- Reuben Reynolds
- Jonathan Scott & Dr. Michael McGulli
- Peter Sullivan & Bob Keary
- Ed Macri & Trevor Mikula
- Theodore C Cormay Jr.