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LOST GAY LONDON
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The mols didn’t reprent buildgs of any great distctn, but to members of the dience they were a faiar lp: the Black Cap, the Joers Arms, the Glass Bar, the Lbian and Gay Centre. “Some of the media narrativ were around technology and Gaydar, Grdr, how that’s changed everythg, ” says Campk. ”The loss have clud fixtur of the London scene: the Coleherne Earl’s Court, which had been gog sce the 1930s; Islgton’s olst gay pub, the Kg Edward IV, and the Black Cap Camn, which closed 2015 after 50 years.
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“A lot of our work looks at this shiftg moment between what I would ll ‘gay bars’ and a more queer inty. But even people who have issu wh gay-bar culture have a sentimental attachment to the spac. ”Central London’s gay clubs took on an almost mythil stat for Sahib while he was growg up Ealg.
“I ed to tune to ble om the next-door neighbours and I’d stay up till midnight to watch 10 mut of Freeview off the gay channel, which had footage of plac like Heaven and the Fridge.