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much of Castro Station’s character lived on—its etched glass was rescued and displayed at Fife’s Lodge in Guerneville

Tracks wasn’t just a party—it was a cultural anchor and a refuge

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the Skylark—known affectionately to generations of regulars simply as "The Lark"—stood as one of Southern California's longest-running gay bars and the cornerstone of LGBTQ+ life in the Inland Empire

Hi Kamp (Houston Gay Bar/1970's) Size:M campy humorHi Kamp was a Houston gay bar operating in Montrose from about 1972 to 1976, located at 3400 Travis Street, one of the early gathering spots for queer men in a neighborhood that would become Houstons heart of LGBTQ nightlife. It was simple, raw, and alivecheap drinks, late nights, conversation in corners, and the thrill of being somewhere you could just be.