Reading this blew my mind I never knew it was so out in the open as it was back then.
Gotta remember this was the 1930's and 1940's
http://utsalibrariestopshelf.wordpre...-drag-culture/
- rjm3590
- 01-26-2013, 07:48 PM
- Precious_b
- 01-26-2013, 08:50 PM
rjm, thanks for the link.
SA was always a colourful city. No matter that we were founded under religion.
I like seeing stuff like this. And also the stories my grandfather told about the old days.
Funny thing was, both my grandparents were born in what was noted as the tenderloin district in SA.
SA was always a colourful city. No matter that we were founded under religion.
I like seeing stuff like this. And also the stories my grandfather told about the old days.
Funny thing was, both my grandparents were born in what was noted as the tenderloin district in SA.
- rjm3590
- 01-26-2013, 09:11 PM
Your welcome B
I grew up in the days where you could not buy toys on Sundays. They would put up ropes and close of the aisle that had the toys. The good ole days of the Blue Laws in Tx.
I grew up in the days where you could not buy toys on Sundays. They would put up ropes and close of the aisle that had the toys. The good ole days of the Blue Laws in Tx.