The Prince Albert - Revision history

LGBT-HP: Fix bare tag: MW 1.45.1 Cite requires self-closing

2026-07-10T13:10:56Z

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	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.[[File:Leaflet1980inHCAlesbianvenues.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Leaflet of 1980 listing gay women venues including the Prince Albert disco in the cellar(Hall Carpenter Archives at LSE HCA/LGCM/7/56)]]		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.[[File:Leaflet1980inHCAlesbianvenues.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Leaflet of 1980 listing gay women venues including the Prince Albert disco in the cellar(Hall Carpenter Archives at LSE HCA/LGCM/7/56)]]
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	[[Category:Pubs and bars]]		[[Category:Pubs and bars]]
	[[Category:Kings Cross]]		[[Category:Kings Cross]]

Wessexman: added reference

2023-02-14T21:05:42Z

added reference

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	[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in [[Hall Carpenter Archives]], London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in [[Hall Carpenter Archives]], London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.[[File:Leaflet1980inHCAlesbianvenues.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Leaflet of 1980 listing gay women venues including the Prince Albert disco in the cellar]]		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.[[File:Leaflet1980inHCAlesbianvenues.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Leaflet of 1980 listing gay women venues including the Prince Albert disco in the cellar(Hall Carpenter Archives at LSE HCA/LGCM/7/56)]]
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Wessexman: new image added

2023-02-14T21:04:57Z

new image added

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	[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in [[Hall Carpenter Archives]], London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in [[Hall Carpenter Archives]], London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.[[File:Leaflet1980inHCAlesbianvenues.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Leaflet of 1980 listing gay women venues including the Prince Albert disco in the cellar]]
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Ross Burgess at 18:01, 29 March 2020

2020-03-29T18:01:48Z

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	[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in [[Hall Carpenter Archives]], London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.
			==References==
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			[[Category:Pubs and bars]]
			[[Category:Kings Cross]]

Ross Burgess at 17:59, 29 March 2020

2020-03-29T17:59:48Z

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	'''The Prince Albert'''		[[File:Central station prince albert.jpg\|thumb\|Central Station pub sign, showing former name "Prince Albert"]]'''The Prince Albert''' is a pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].

	A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.

Wessexman: moved 1979 of disco

2019-03-16T13:40:16Z

moved 1979 of disco

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	A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement. In the summer of 1979 the Icebreakers disco moved to the [[Hemingford Arms]], near Caledonian Road, London.

Wessexman at 12:24, 6 March 2019

2019-03-06T12:24:11Z

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	A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic). Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic)'. Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.

Wessexman at 12:07, 6 March 2019

2019-03-06T12:07:30Z

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	A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].		A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
	The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic). Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.		The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic). Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
	The [[Gay ~~Activists~~ Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.		The [[Alternative Gay Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.

Wessexman: new entry for gay pub in London

2019-03-06T11:44:08Z

new entry for gay pub in London

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'''The Prince Albert'''

A pub near King's Cross station, London, now called [[Central Station]].
The [[Gay Liberation Front]] ran discos there up until 1975 <ref> Letter in Hall Carpenter Archives, London School of Economics (HCA/McLellan/10) in which GLF Collective state they have 'given up running discos at the Prince Albert because of idolgy (sic). Martin Corbett GLF Collective 19 Jan 1975 </ref>.
The [[Gay Activists Alliance]] and [[Icebreakers]] subsequently held discos at the pub, in the basement.