List of memorials and museums relating to HIV/AIDS

A number of organizations, museums and monuments are intended to serve as memorials to HIV/AIDS, and the people who died due to it.

Australia

• Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt ^[1]

Austria

• Reinhardt Brandstätter Square ^[2]

Canada

• Canadian AIDS Memorial Quilt ^[3]

France

• AIDS Fighters Square ^[4]

Germany

• Names and Stones ^[5]

New Zealand

• New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt ^[6]

United Kingdom

• Museum of Liverpool ^[7]
• The AIDS Memorial in London ^[8]
• The Ribbons in Hippodrome Square ^[9]
• Tiles in Pier Approach
• 'Tay' in New Steine Gardens ^[10]
• Life Tribute at the AIDS Memorial Park ^[11]
• Beacon of Hope in Sackville Gardens
• Memorial Garden in South Park on Headington Hill
• Living Memorial on Christchurch Meadows
• Birchgrove Group's Woodland Project ^[12]
• North Yorkshire AIDS Action Quilt at York Teaching Hospital ^[13]
• Memorial quilt at St Andrew's Church in Runcorn, Cheshire ^[14]

United States

• AIDS Garden Chicago ^[15]
• AIDS Memorial Pathway ^[16]
• Indiana AIDS Memorial ^[17]
• NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt ^[18]
• AIDS Memorial Grove ^[19]
• New York City AIDS Memorial ^[20]
• Palm Springs AIDS Memorial ^[21]
• Pillar of Fire in Washington DC ^[22]
• Southern AIDS Living Quilt ^[23]
• Village AIDS Memorial ^[24]
• West Hollywood Memorial Walk ^[25]

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