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It is good to have the weight of the past holding you up. It is good to be young in a secure old place. By contrast, the nudity of Renaissance statuary in Italy? Michelangelo’s David, Cellini’s Perseus? Looking up from the Ouija board 68 years later, one of the girls did say the statue had a nice ass. None of them remembered what the Ouija board said, but they believed it said something, or they believed they believed it did.Ĭhristmas, 1924, Jacksonville citizens were scandalized by the statue and its nakedness, never mind that the otherwise robust winged figure looked to be a eunuch. Johns River languidly deep and midnight blue on the other side of the old, old stone balustrade. The park enclosed them amply with its oak trees and its circular walk and its central green and the old apartment buildings round about the park and Five Points behind the apartments, with its boutiques and coffee shops and art galleries, and the St. She said he once looked out the window at night and saw God looking in at him, setting him to screaming. One of them said she’d read that this crazy poet, William Blake, used to see angels up in the trees when he was walking down the street. Ouija board beneath the statue of an angel. They either believed they believed the Ouija board had powers, or for at least that night, they did believe it. Most of the time, it was as though he were a girl, or they were boys, or neither. There was something innocent, pure, childish about their lack of notice of such a conservatism. There was something innocent about the friends’ not noticing how the beautiful bronze statue standing over them had a strange rounded mound in place of genitals. The summer had been long and miserably hot. Scroll down about one inch to see it.It was a good night.
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The history page, however, has a cool photo of the original Eagle bar. The link below is to a gay history page, but it links through to the current Eagle bar website with an even longer history. At last count there are almost 50 Eagle bars worldwide connected only by their common sense of the masculine ideal." The Eagle bar which was now the definitive home to the man's man inspired copies nationwide and eventually around the world. Leather contest in Chicago provided more visibility thereby increasing participation in the leather community and the Eagle sent its own representatives to compete. The works of Tom of Finland became icons for masculine homoeroticism and were finding their way into museums and galleries worldwide. In the meantime, the leather/levi ideal was flourishing in the gay community. Gay bikers clubs held their club nights at the Eagle and pool teams and softball teams were formed and served as a kind of community outreach in the spirit of friendly competition. The Eagle was open 7 days a week including holidays so there was always the Eagle if you had nowhere else to go. The Eagle quickly became engaged in many community based activities such as holding tea dance benefits for national gay organizations. Nevertheless, the men loved their x93home away from homex94 and were undeterred. Gay bashing by marauding thugs was not uncommon in this remote area of New York. Its patrons loved the isolation and the raw masculinity of this dark playground on the West Side Highway. With a few coats of black paint and an old beat up motorcycle for decoration, an institution was born.īack in those days it was known as the Eaglex92s Nest. In 1970, the Eagle Open Kitchen was acquired by Jack Modica who turned the pub into a leather/levi bar. In 1969 the Stonewall riots in Greenwich Village produced a new found pride in being gay and the closet doors were slowly opening. "The Eagle bar originally was a longshoremanx92s pub called the Eagle Open Kitchen at 142 11th Avenue at 21st Street from 1931 to 1970. I didn't know the answer, but Google was my friend: "Why are so many gay bars named "the Eagle"?"