Spag's Tavern (Seattle Gay Leather Bar/60's to 90's) Color:Black they were nights where convention

they were nights where convention got thrown out with the amps

With no alcohol license

the flamingo has taken on a second life in pop and queer culture — a symbol of sensitivity

the Richmond Street Health Emporium was one of Toronto’s most well-known gay bathhouses — a maze of steam

Greta Garbo — “Personality Poster” Tee (Vintage Hollywood Era)

Spag's Tavern (Seattle Gay Leather Bar/60's to 90's) Color:Black they were nights where conventionSpag's Tavern Seattle, WA (19651990s) Few bars were more deeply woven into Seattle's leather history than Spag's Tavern. Opened in 1965 at 924 Pine Street, Spag's became one of the city's earliest and most important gathering places for gay men, leather enthusiasts, bikers, and the broader LGBTQ+ community. Long before Capitol Hill became internationally recognized as a queer neighborhood, Spag's was already providing a refuge for people looking for