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| − | [[File: | + | [[File:Libertas logo.gif|thumb|Libertas bookshop logo]]'''Libertas''' was a lesbian bookshop in [[York]] and subsequently an online store. |
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It began as a women's bookshop in Gillygate York in November 1998, owned by [[Jenny Roberts]] and [[Ann Croft]]. The lesbian booklist [[Dykelife]] was launched in 1999, and the website in 2000. In 2002 Jenny Roberts founded the [[York Lesbian Arts Festival]]. In 2003 the shop was closed to concentrate on the mail order side. In 2004 Libertas was bought by the [[Millivres Prowler Group]] but continued as an independent business run by lesbians for lesbians.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070609152312/http://www.libertas.co.uk/default-show-article-aid-2365.htm libertas.co.uk website, archived by the Internet Archive as at June 2007.</ref> | It began as a women's bookshop in Gillygate York in November 1998, owned by [[Jenny Roberts]] and [[Ann Croft]]. The lesbian booklist [[Dykelife]] was launched in 1999, and the website in 2000. In 2002 Jenny Roberts founded the [[York Lesbian Arts Festival]]. In 2003 the shop was closed to concentrate on the mail order side. In 2004 Libertas was bought by the [[Millivres Prowler Group]] but continued as an independent business run by lesbians for lesbians.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070609152312/http://www.libertas.co.uk/default-show-article-aid-2365.htm libertas.co.uk website, archived by the Internet Archive as at June 2007.</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:10, 4 May 2016
Libertas was a lesbian bookshop in York and subsequently an online store.
File:Logo for Libertas, a lesbian bookshop and online store.png
Later Libertas logo
It began as a women's bookshop in Gillygate York in November 1998, owned by Jenny Roberts and Ann Croft. The lesbian booklist Dykelife was launched in 1999, and the website in 2000. In 2002 Jenny Roberts founded the York Lesbian Arts Festival. In 2003 the shop was closed to concentrate on the mail order side. In 2004 Libertas was bought by the Millivres Prowler Group but continued as an independent business run by lesbians for lesbians.[1]
By 2010 the website was redirecting to DivaDirect and the domain name is now used by an unrelated organisation.
References
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070609152312/http://www.libertas.co.uk/default-show-article-aid-2365.htm libertas.co.uk website, archived by the Internet Archive as at June 2007.
