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<div>Also known as Alice Delores Hayes, Lou Hayes, and George Hayes. Listed most prevalently as Tiny Hayes in multiple federal census records, local newspapers, social security number registry, and other sources.<br />
Born May 10, 1914; Died March 21, 1991.<br />
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Thanks to a lack of acceptance at the time we don't know if Tiny was a butch lesbian, a trans man, or a transmasculine nonbinary person, so this biography will use "they/them" pronouns for Tiny. Whatever identity label Tiny might have chosen to use in describing themselves, they are a queer elder worth remembering.<br />
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While Tiny's life is mostly documented in federal census records and newspaper social pages, the most dramatically documented part of their life was when they were 21 years old and married Margaret Lavinia Fowler (either 14 or 17 years old at the time, depending on the source) in July of 1935 under the name of George Hayes. While their marriage was originally secret from even the bride's parents, it quickly expanded into a scandal covered in newspapers from coast to coast. Margaret and George are reported to have explored their options of remaining married, but ended up following legal advice to officially annul the marriage so that it could be cleared from legal records for their safety. During the time of their marriage, George was threatened with jail time for wearing pants by a local sheriff and ended up buying dresses and feminine clothing for the first time in many years to satisfy local law enforcement as well as their employers so they could attend a dance with Margaret. It is reported that they remained very close and left the courtroom together holding hands. Both Margaret and George were evasive when asked for further details about their relationship by authorities and media personnel. <br />
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After the media blitz, public information about Tiny is much more subtle. They returned to their hometown of Picher, Oklahoma, where they eventually managed the Old Sample Shoe Store. They occasionally were noted to be visiting family or friends in other states, often without gendered terms but once in passing described them as a "daughter" in their family. They served as a pallbearer at the funeral of a dear friend. They never married again or had a publicly recognized romantic relationship with anyone. And after they passed away in 1991, there were two different versions of their obituary, one brief version that merely noted them as a "retired shoe salesman" with no other gendered information or pronoun usage, and a longer version that didn't include many details beyond birth or death dates which used she/her pronouns for Tiny. <br />
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<div>Edmond M. Fry was the first city manager of Oklahoma City, a position he held from April 1927 to April 1931. Prior to his time as city manager, Fry served ten years as city manager of the city of McAlester and spent ten years as assistant warden of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. Fry also had experience in the oil business, banking, and working for the topographical bureau of the United States geographical survey. As the first city manager he was employed at a salary of $1,000 per month.<br />
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<div>Originally built in the 1920s, the Milk Bottle building is a 391.5 square foot triangular building located between Military Avenue, [[Classen Boulevard]], and NW 24th street. The building has housed several businesses over the years, among them a hatter, a bahn mi shop, a florist, and in the 1940s a Flying Chicken (which was possibly the first food delivery business in the city). The building is most recognized by its defining feature, a large milk bottle atop the building. Designed by Arthur D. Nichols, the milk bottle was originally an ad for Sterling Milk Co., then Meadow Gold, and later Townley’s Dairy. Today the bottle serves as an ad for Braum's Ice Cream.<br />
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<div>A travel guide originally titled "The Address Book" which was originally intended exclusively for gay men, although according to an interview with the editor in 2019 the word "Gay" wasn't included on the cover or in marketing until much later due to strict policing against queer people and locations. The travel guide was started by Bob Damron in 1965, who eventually sold the Damron publishing offices to Dan Delbex in 1985. After that critical change in leadership, the Damron publishing company expanded its scope to include publications geared towards lesbians and other queer identities, as well as location listings for places outside of the United States. The most recent (52nd) edition of the annual guide was published in 2019. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
The Historic District on Main Street of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was listed in 1972<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
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Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner Park]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
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Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
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Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
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Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
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Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=771Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:42:37Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide originally titled "The Address Book" which was originally intended exclusively for gay men, although according to an interview with the editor in 2019 the word "Gay" wasn't included on the cover or in marketing until much later due to strict policing against queer people and locations. The travel guide was started by Bob Damron in 1965, who eventually sold the Damron publishing offices to Dan Delbex in 1985. After that critical change in leadership, the Damron publishing company expanded its scope to include publications geared towards lesbians and other queer identities, as well as location listings for places outside of the United States. The most recent (52nd) edition of the annual guide was published in 2019. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
The Historic District on Main Street of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was listed in 1972<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
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Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=770Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:41:20Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide originally titled "The Address Book" which was originally intended exclusively for gay men, although according to an interview with the editor in 2019 the word "Gay" wasn't included on the cover or in marketing until much later due to strict policing against queer people and locations. The travel guide was started by Bob Damron in 1965, who eventually sold the Damron publishing offices to Dan Delbex in 1985. After that critical change in leadership, the Damron publishing company expanded its scope to include publications geared towards lesbians and other queer identities, as well as location listings for places outside of the United States. The most recent (52nd) edition of the annual guide was published in 2019. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
The Historic District on Main Street of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was listed in 1972<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=769Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:27:08Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide originally titled "The Address Book" and eventually called "Damron Men’s Travel Guide" and was intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron in 1965 and run by him until he sold its publishing offices in 1985. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
The Historic District on Main Street of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was listed in 1972<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=768Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:11:51Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
The Historic District on Main Street of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, was listed in 1972<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=767Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:10:02Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Broken Arrow's Historic District was listed in 1972<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=766Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:09:43Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Broken Arrow's Historic District was listed in 1972<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=765Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:08:28Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Broken Arrow's Historic District was listed in 1972<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=764Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:08:04Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Broken Arrow's Historic District was listed in 1972<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br/><br />
The basement of Northeastern State University's Student Union Building was listed from 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Tiny_Hayes&diff=763Tiny Hayes2023-05-18T21:01:08Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: People"</p>
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<div>[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=762Damron Address Book2023-05-18T21:00:48Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Broken Arrow's Historic District was listed in 1972<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Stillwater, Oklahoma:<br />
*Campus Inn, listed 1970-1976<br />
*Oklahoma State University's Student Union Building, listed 1978-1980<br />
<br/><br />
Locations in Tulsa, Oklahoma:<br />
*Pete & Bob's, listed 1965-1968<br />
*University of Tulsa Student Union Building's Basement, listed 1978-1980\<br />
*Big Sur, listed 1978-1980; now known as The Bros. Houligan<br />
*Crystal Light, listed 1965-1968<br />
*The Eighth Day, listed 1965-1974; later known as the Outside Inn, listed 1975; as Mama Dee's, listed 1976; and as Old Eighth Day, listed 1977<br />
*Gala Club, listed 1965-1974<br />
*Happy Pappy's, listed 1980<br />
*Playroom, listed 1980<br />
*Whittier Square Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Le Cabaret, listed 1977-1980<br />
*What's It To Ya, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Hiko Lounge, listed 1971-1972<br />
*Schoobee Doo, listed 1969-1970<br />
*Woodward Park, listed 1977-1980<br />
*Bamboo Room, listed 1969-1980<br />
*South Boulder Ave & S Boston Ave (specifically between W 10th and E 14th) Historic District, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Tulsa Book Mart, listed 1975-1976<br />
*Baker's, listed 1979-1980<br />
*On Stage, listed 1973; later known as Tiffany, listed 1977<br />
*Pete's Taj Mahal, listed 1965-1980<br />
*Queen of Hearts, listed 1978<br />
*Zebra Lounge, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Body Shop bookstore, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Metropolitan Community Church, listed 1976<br />
*Doors Club or Doors Lounge, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Friends Lounge, listed 1971-1980<br />
*Chalk Board, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Harvard Book Store, listed 1978<br />
*Casablanca, listed 1969-1980<br />
*New Plantation, listed 1979<br />
*Zipper, listed 1980<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Dord_Fitz&diff=761Dord Fitz2023-05-18T20:40:11Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Categories: People"</p>
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<div>[[Categories: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=760Damron Address Book2023-05-18T20:39:48Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club, listed 1976-1980; now known as Tramps.<br />
*Truck Stop, listed 1976<br />
*Do-Me Club, listed 1976<br />
*Godfathers, listed 1980<br />
*Outrigger at the Viva Motel, listed 1979<br />
*Highland Hills Church, listed 1974-1975<br />
*Road House, listed 1973-1979<br />
<br />
Locations in Lawton, OK:<br />
*The Strip, listed 1979-1980<br />
*Cache Road Books, listed 1979-1980<br />
<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=759Damron Address Book2023-05-18T20:33:13Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=758Damron Address Book2023-05-18T20:33:00Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=757Damron Address Book2023-05-18T20:32:42Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A travel guide intended mostly for gay men but sometimes including other queer identities and aspects of more general queer culture, started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
Locations in Norman:<br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]], listed 1978-1980<br />
*White Street Historic District, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Sunshine Shop, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Walter Mitty's Bar, listed 1978-1980 <br/><br />
Locations in Oklahoma City:<br />
*Free Spirit, listed 1978-1980<br />
*Clique, listed 1965; Later known as Urn, listed 1966<br />
*Mirror Lounge, listed 1976-1977<br />
*Pow Wow, listed 1974<br />
*Jungle Pit, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Nextdoor Club, listed 1970-1972<br />
*Red Lion, listed 1969-1972<br />
*[[Lake Hefner]], listed 1973-1980<br />
*Lee's Lounge or Lee's Club, listed 1965-1970, currently the location of [[Picasso Cafe]].<br />
*Our Place, listed 1973-1980<br />
*Sheridan Historic District, specifically on 49th Ave between Broadway and Walker, listed 1965<br />
*Sweet Leona's Lounge, listed 1965<br />
*Jug, listed 1965<br />
*Sans Souci Club, listed 1978<br />
*Black Cat, listed 1965<br />
*Red Lion - Nextdoor Club, listed 1973-1974<br />
*Gold Diggers, listed 1979; later known as End-Up, listed 1980<br />
*Box Office, listed 1975<br />
*Voodoo, listed 1970-1971<br />
*The Club, listed 1970-1973; later known as French Quarter, listed 1975; later known as David's, listed 1977<br />
*Funny Girl Club, listed 1977-1978<br />
*House of Twelve, listed 1973-1978<br />
*Beer House, listed 1973; later known as Rusty Nail, listed 1974-1979<br />
*Club One, listed 1977<br />
*[[Will Rogers Park]], listed 1975-1980<br />
*Disco 36, listed 1977<br />
*D.J.'s Crescendo Club, listed 1975-1980<br />
*Torch Club, listed 1979-1980; now known as Apothecary 39.<br />
*Circa Club<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Oklahoma_City_Convention_Center&diff=756Oklahoma City Convention Center2023-05-18T20:18:27Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: Places"</p>
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<div>[[Category: Places]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Alibi%27s&diff=755Alibi's2023-05-18T20:16:13Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: Places"</p>
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<div>[[Category: Places]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Skirvin_Hilton&diff=754Skirvin Hilton2023-05-18T20:14:37Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: Places"</p>
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<div>[[Category: Places]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Jay_Baker&diff=753Jay Baker2023-05-18T20:11:57Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: People"</p>
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<div>[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Keith_LaGrande_Hadlock&diff=752Keith LaGrande Hadlock2023-05-18T20:11:31Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: People"</p>
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<div>[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=21c_Museum_Hotel&diff=75121c Museum Hotel2023-05-18T20:10:54Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: Places"</p>
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<div>[[Category: Places]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=James_Edward_Barnett&diff=750James Edward Barnett2023-05-18T20:09:45Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Commonly known as Jim Barnett, born in OKC. (1924-2004). Category: People"</p>
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<div>Commonly known as Jim Barnett, born in OKC. (1924-2004).<br />
[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Anna_Emmaline_McDoulet&diff=749Anna Emmaline McDoulet2023-05-18T20:07:23Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>Known as "Cattle Annie" and closely associated with [[Jennie Stevens]], aka "Little Britches."<br />
[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Jennie_Stevens&diff=748Jennie Stevens2023-05-18T20:06:45Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>Known as "Little Britches" and closely associated with [[Anna Emmaline McDoulet]], aka "Cattle Annie."<br />
[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Jennie_Stevens&diff=747Jennie Stevens2023-05-18T20:05:47Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: People"</p>
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<div>[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Anna_Emmaline_McDoulet&diff=746Anna Emmaline McDoulet2023-05-18T20:05:17Z<p>Wiki-admin: Created page with "Category: People"</p>
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<div>[[Category: People]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=745Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:58:57Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]]<br />
*[[White Street Historic District]] (Norman)<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=744Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:58:50Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]]<br />
*[[White Street Historic District]](Norman)<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=743Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:50:23Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
*[[University of Oklahoma]]<br />
*[[White Street Norman Historic District]]<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=742Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:50:04Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
*[University of Oklahoma]<br />
*[White Street Norman Historic District]<br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=741Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:48:48Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
<hr />
<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: <br/><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-adminhttps://culturalatlas.metrolibrary.org/index.php?title=Damron_Address_Book&diff=740Damron Address Book2023-05-18T19:48:39Z<p>Wiki-admin: </p>
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<div>A queer travel guide started by Bob Damron. <br/><br />
Here are some Oklahoma places listed in various editions of the Damron Address Book: </br><br />
<br />
Relevant Links:<br />
*[https://damron.com/about-us Damron Company's "About Us" page]<br />
*[https://www.mappingthegayguides.org/ Mapping the Gay Guides project]<br />
*[https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/damron-address-book/ LA Mag feature on the Damron Address Book]<br />
[[Category: Things]]</div>Wiki-admin