Posted Jun 21, 2014, 8:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin Pal
Other locations mentioned in the blog article:
"Some of Main St.'s establishments continued to operate as theaters like the Optic Theatre (533 S. Main). Main St. and the surrounding area was also home to several clubs and bars popular with gays like the Biltmore, the Brass Rail, the Cellar (521 S. Main), the Crown Jewel (754 S. Olive), Harold's 555 Club (555 S. Main), Jolie's, Maxwell's, the Numbers, the 326 (326 S. Spring), the Waldorf, and the Burbank (548 S. Main), which featured Jazz, and burlesque, etc. There were also numerous small eateries, one of which was Cooper's Do-nuts, a 24 hour coffee and donut spot popular with a clientele comprised in part of multiracial trans and hustlers. The network of hangouts came to be known as 'The Run'."
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So, the 326 club (326 S. Spring) mentioned above was this location:
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Originally Posted by ethereal_reality
The building at 326 South Spring Street was the location of World Heavyweight Champion Jim Jeffries' Bar.
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