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Contents:
- GUI TO GAY BARS HOTON
- MONTROSE "GAYBORHOOD"
- MAPPG MONTROSE'S GAY HISTORY
- THE PAST AND FUTURE OF ONE OF HOTON’S MOST HISTORIC GAY BARS
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Montrose "Gayborhood". Found 1911 by an eccentric oil tyon, Montrose is Hoton’s famo “gayborhood”, home to our rich and vibrant unterculture movement. Montrose hoed an timated 30-40 gay bars by the late 1970s, and even today stays te to s spired roots.
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THE PAST AND FUTURE OF ONE OF HOTON’S MOST HISTORIC GAY BARS
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