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Filip KorrI went there on a Wednesday so there was a few people inside. The guy at the door is very friendly and nice. The guy at the lock not so much.

Tomita MilitaruFriendly staff, the labyrinth was much smaller than imagined

Christopher Rodriguez32 year elderly Mexican / American guy here on a Friday night. This place sucks lol, but that’s just my opinion and shouldn’t be the baseline as to why you should / shouldn’t visit this place. But I will tell you a rare facts:- people who arrive here are regulars who know each other- one may get the feeling that you aren’t welcomed by the clientele. However, the staff is amazingly pleasant and nice.- this is a cash only place- the place seems big but who knows you aren’t really encouraged to wonder off into other areas of the establishment if you don’t speak German (even though I know enough to get by ).There’s another vibe where I got the vibe they didn’t like people of tint (you can see the review of that somewhere in my profile), but the vibe I got from this bar is more of a”we despise anyone that isn’t a r

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The Boot Camp Saloon was opened and operated by Si Smits as one of Milwaukee's levi/ leather bars. When it was first opened, Boot Camp went head to head against The Wreck Room, the veteran and premier leather bar in the city. As other businesses took over the area surrounding Wreck Room and parking became more difficult there, more and more gay men opted for Boot Camp rather than Wreck Room, and Boot Camp Saloon became an institution.

Meanwhile, Boot Camp was in the area fast becoming the primary concentration of LGBT bars in the city. (These are documented in the "Milwaukee Bars Region 2" page.) All of these other LGBT bars in the area during this time meant there were always new, younger people discovering the Boot Camp as it was that close to other bars.

Boot Camp featured 3 major rooms and an outdoor patio. The main bar and secondary room were open continuously, with the second (middle) room (to the south of the main room) originally used for a pool table. In the mid 's the pool table was removed and the center room then held just electronic games. Another room to th

Camp Bar

N Robert St, St Paul, MN (Present)

Gay bars use the Rossmor Building in downtown St. Paul like a revolving door—The Grand Finale, Rumours and Innuendo, Club Vogue, Rocky’s on 10th, and Trixx compose an almost-continuous list of queer exploit in the building since A former shoe factory, the structure’s attraction may be the result of queer migration.

Lgbtq+ and bisexual men first frequented the The Golden Rule/Emporium Department Stores and the Bremer Arcade at Robert Street and 7th. gay activity relocated just two blocks to the northwest when the department stores closed in the late s and cruising took on a widespread visibility. The Rossmor has witnessed considerable change as well; beginning as a bohemian artist commune, it underwent a controversial renovation and is now the home to scores of upscale condominium lofts.(1)

The space formerly occupied by Trixx “quietly” changed to camp in (2) It is indicative of the changing tastes in Minnesota’s queer community—gone is the era when a gyrate floor, liquor, and mere gay ownership was sufficient to keep a q