Gay building

The Churchill Building, also known as the Gay Building, is a nine-story, foot-tall (41 m) high-rise building located at 16 North Carroll Street in Madison, Wisconsin. Completed in , it was Madison's first skyscraper. The National Gay Task Force later National Gay and Lesbian Task Force , the first national gay rights organization, had its headquarters in this building from its founding in October to While it is no longer associated with this address, the organization still operates in Washington, D. Rear: Frank Kameny.

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The battle over the height of buildings in downtown Madison was sparked years go when the Gay Building was erected on the capitol square. The nine-story structure, now known as the Churchill Building, opened in Village Preservation is dedicated to preserving the architectural heritage and cultural history of Greenwich Village, the East Village and NoHo. Village Preservation advocates for landmark and zoning protections and monitors proposed and planned developments and alterations to landmarked and historic sites throughout our neighborhoods. View current and past campaigns to protect landmarked properties.

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