WestHollywood

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The gay and lesbian community.

WestHollywood is home to the gay and lesbian community and its friends. Couples, softball leagues and the neighborhood bookstore keep the porch light on here.

Featured Homesteads in WestHollywood

	Tom & David's Home Page by Tom and David, Los Angeles · WestHollywood/Boulevard Ten years together, two dogs, a garden and a very small kitchen: a couple's home page.
	Rainbow Softball League - Fall 1999 by League commissioner Angela R. · WestHollywood/Plaza A recreational LGBT softball league: fall schedule, standings, team names and the end-of-season BBQ.
	Open Book - Books, Coffee, Community BUSINESS WestHollywood/Corner An independent bookstore and coffee bar with readings, a book club and a community bulletin board.
	Our Wedding (Well, Commitment Ceremony) by Karen Mitchell and Dana Reyes · WestHollywood/Village Planning a commitment ceremony for June 2000: the vows, the guest list and the families.
	The Dog Park Regulars by Sam Dodds and Biscuit · WestHollywood/Park The people and dogs of the 7 a.m. crowd at the neighborhood dog park, and the rules of the park.
	Coming Out to My Parents: A Letter Collection by Edited by Tom Cunningham · WestHollywood/Heights Letters people wrote to their parents, shared with permission, and advice from those who've been there.
	Our Foster Kids by Paul Ramirez and Steve Lin · WestHollywood/Village Two dads fostering: the licensing, the first placement, the school meetings and what they've learned.
	Gay Men's Chorus: Second Tenor Section by Section leader Rob Castillo · WestHollywood/Plaza Life in a community chorus: rehearsals, the holiday concert and why the second tenors are the best section.
	Rainbow Travel BUSINESS WestHollywood/Corner A travel agency for the community: cruises, Pride weekends, honeymoons and a millennium New Year's trip.
	Corey's Journal JOURNAL by Corey, 17 · WestHollywood/Park A seventeen-year-old in small-town Ohio figures out he's gay, and finally tells his best friend.
	Two Moms, One Minivan JOURNAL by Janet Arellano · WestHollywood/Heights Two women in San Diego raising a four-year-old write about preschool, the second-parent adoption and ordinary life.
	Survivor JOURNAL by Russell Tate · WestHollywood/Corner A gay man who lost his partner and thirty friends to AIDS writes about surviving, dating again and the hospice where he volunteers.
	Hello, Sailor! by Rico Benavides · WestHollywood/Village A thirty-four-year-old hairdresser's campy, cheerful page about himself, his dog and his divas.
	Late Bloomers by Carol Ann Whitlow · WestHollywood/Heights For anyone coming out after forty, from a Columbus mother of two who came out at forty-three. It isn't too late.
	Three Feet by Six Feet: Donald's Panel by William Braunstein · WestHollywood/Plaza Donald Norwood, 1947 to 1993. The quilt panel I made for him, patch by patch, and the October weekend it lay on the Mall in Washington.
	Night Harbor: A Vampire LARP in San Francisco by Brenda Rolon · WestHollywood/Village Night Harbor, a Vampire: The Masquerade live-action chronicle in San Francisco. Game nights, house rules, the Prince's court, and how to make your first character.
	Thirty-Four Years of Cher by Thomas Laprade · WestHollywood/Village Cher, from Sonny & Cher to Believe: every era, every look, my night at the Do You Believe? tour, and why she matters to us.
	Our Son Is Gay: A Mom and Dad's Page by Jay and Catherine Lewandowski · WestHollywood/Park Our son Francis came out to us at Christmas 1996. Two Milwaukee Catholics on what we got wrong, what we got right, and where we are now.
	Same Desk, New Name by Linda Julien · WestHollywood/Corner Twenty-seven years an engineer at the same utility, and in April 1998 I came back from vacation as Linda. Transitioning on the job, for others and their employers.
	The Ellen Party Page by Roxanne Andrews · WestHollywood/Plaza On April 30, Ellen Morgan came out and forty of us watched on a big-screen TV. The party, the episode, and what it meant.
	Rainbow Peaks Outdoor Club of Denver by Natalie Cooper · WestHollywood/Park Gay, lesbian and friendly hikers, climbers and snowshoers on Colorado's Front Range. Fall trips, a fourteener report, potlucks, and one requirement: you like dirt.
	Corn Rows: Stories by Paul Hine by Paul Hine · WestHollywood/Park Short stories about growing up on an Iowa farm in the 1970s and knowing you were different. The book I needed when I was fourteen.
	Five Colors and a Ladder - Painting Our Galveston Victorian by William Krull · WestHollywood/Heights Peeling white since about 1965. Now: five colors, 212 spindles, one very patient painter, and an 1895 house that looks like itself again.
	Hi, I'm Clayton by Clayton Steiner · WestHollywood/Plaza This is my first home page. I'm 22, I work at a library, I have a cat named Pancake, and this spring I told my family I'm gay. Here's a little about me, and something for anybody who's scared.
	Fiesta Forever: Two Guys and 400 Pieces of Fiestaware by Stephen Valverde and Alan Lanier · WestHollywood/Boulevard Four hundred and twelve pieces, eleven colors, one very sturdy china cabinet. How we tell the old from the new, the piece we fought over, and our want list.

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