Difference between revisions of "Club Baths New York"
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| − | Located at 24 First Avenue in New York City. Open from 1971-1983. Was featured in the 1973 film ''A Very Natural Thing''. | + | Located at 24 First Avenue in New York City. Open from 1971-1983. Was featured in the 1973 film ''A Very Natural Thing''. In 1975 it opened a rooftop garden called the Dome. In the 1980s it closed and became the drag restaurant/cabaret Lucky Cheng's.[http://planetluckychengs.com/] |
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Image:CBNYOpening.jpg|[[CBNYOpening]] | Image:CBNYOpening.jpg|[[CBNYOpening]] | ||
Image:CBNY72.jpg|[[CBNY72]] | Image:CBNY72.jpg|[[CBNY72]] | ||
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| + | Image:May-June 1973.jpg|[[May-June 1973]] | ||
| + | Image:6-75 clb bths nyc.jpg|[[6-75 clb bths nyc]] | ||
Image:CBNYJune_2_76.jpg|[[CBNYJune_2_76]] | Image:CBNYJune_2_76.jpg|[[CBNYJune_2_76]] | ||
Image:CBNY_Pool_76.jpg|[[CBNY_Pool_76]] | Image:CBNY_Pool_76.jpg|[[CBNY_Pool_76]] | ||
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Image:CBNY6-2-76.jpg|[[CBNY6-2-76]] | Image:CBNY6-2-76.jpg|[[CBNY6-2-76]] | ||
Image:CB_NY6-_2_76.jpg|[[CB_NY6-_2_76]] | Image:CB_NY6-_2_76.jpg|[[CB_NY6-_2_76]] | ||
| − | </gallery> | + | Image:1976cbny.jpg|[[1976cbny]] |
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| + | Image:Cbnyc1-78.jpg|[[Cbnyc1-78]] | ||
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| + | =See also: [[Gay Bathhouses]]= | ||
Latest revision as of 22:11, 13 July 2012
Located at 24 First Avenue in New York City. Open from 1971-1983. Was featured in the 1973 film A Very Natural Thing. In 1975 it opened a rooftop garden called the Dome. In the 1980s it closed and became the drag restaurant/cabaret Lucky Cheng's.[1]
