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The '''City of Quebec''' in Old Quebec Street, London, opened in 1936 and is said to the | The '''City of Quebec''' in Old Quebec Street, London, opened in 1936 and is said to be the oldest gay bar in London.<ref> | ||
It is particularly popular with older gay men. It has several times hosted a champagne brunch for older LGBT people on [[London Pride]] day. | It is particularly popular with older gay men. It has several times hosted a champagne brunch for older LGBT people on [[London Pride]] day. | ||
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[[Category:Pubs and bars]] | [[Category:Pubs and bars]] | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 2 July 2013
The City of Quebec in Old Quebec Street, London, opened in 1936 and is said to be the oldest gay bar in London.<ref>
It is particularly popular with older gay men. It has several times hosted a champagne brunch for older LGBT people on London Pride day.
References
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