George Chauncey's book ''Gay New York'' says that in 1925 Eve Addams opened a lesbian tearoom, ''Eve's Hangout,'' at No. 129 -- ''where the ladies prefer each other,'' according to a 1926 issue of The Greenwich Village Quill, a magazine. Chauncey says that her club was soon padlocked and Addams deported; she wound up in France. These buildings were originally built for Aaron Burr in 1829. Greenwich Village, New York City.
A Kinqs&Queens royal beloved history,(of Heaven)yup.
PrinceGodVampire 10 months ago
Thank you, that was very informative. I'd love to see more videos that deal with the history of gay New York.
0nyxBlackman 3 years ago 2