Recognize the San Francisco Eagle as a ‘Historically Designated’ cultural site
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Richard Maggi
5 years ago
So deserved! I’m glad it’s gonna happen! Let’s all help make it so!
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Manny Ojeda
5 years ago
A true sanctuary and community haven for all of us - and a pillar of the SF LGBTQ+ community, if not internationally.
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Curtis Woolbright
5 years ago
Keeping this historic place is important.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is home to a community in San Francisco and should be protected.
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Dylan Inskeep
5 years ago
We need to save and protect our historic queer spaces! Our history matters also!
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Christian Bryan
5 years ago
The SF Eagle is an institution in the city. It must obtain this distinction.
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Johnny Rockitt
5 years ago
Host and founder of Rorshok a party that Eagle SF graciously supported for 6 years!
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R Figures
5 years ago
The Eagle has been a cultural gathering place for decades! I fully support this designation.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I really hope this happens.
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Warren Longmire
5 years ago
The Eagle is an iconic landmark beloved by residents and visitors alike. Please preserve it!
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Jak Kazmarek
5 years ago
With all the queer spaces being lost in this pandemic it’s especially important to preserve this historical queer space! Please don’t let us lose this space, we already lost the Stud (how could you not save that space?) please don’t miss this opportunity to save a critical feathering space for queers
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Kyl Caragol
5 years ago
It’s already historic for us, this would be an affirmation of what we already know. Save the Eagle!
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Jackson Bowman
5 years ago
Protect the Eagle at all costs!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We, gay people, are losing too much of our history in San Francisco!
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Skwish Labor
5 years ago
Save our spaces
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Kevin
5 years ago
http://ssb100k-form-2777306.ssr.ias-lab.de
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Arthur Mainster
5 years ago
As one of the last leather bars in San Francisco. It deserves this status, not only as a bar, but for the good they done for the leather community
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George Esparza
5 years ago
One of the first bars I ventured too when I first visited San Francisco catering to the leather community. It was my place since 1981 and it should be preserved and designated as a historically significant cultural landmark .
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Chuck Moose
5 years ago
Such great memories. Wonderful times. I had my motorcycle christened there.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Recent SF resident, SF Bare Chest Calendar 2019 participant, former co-president Bears of SF, ONYX Leathermen pledge, Board Member Folsom Street Events, 100% committed to saving leather and gay spaces in SF
So deserved! I’m glad it’s gonna happen! Let’s all help make it so!
A true sanctuary and community haven for all of us - and a pillar of the SF LGBTQ+ community, if not internationally.
Keeping this historic place is important.
This is home to a community in San Francisco and should be protected.
We need to save and protect our historic queer spaces! Our history matters also!
The SF Eagle is an institution in the city. It must obtain this distinction.
Host and founder of Rorshok a party that Eagle SF graciously supported for 6 years!
The Eagle has been a cultural gathering place for decades! I fully support this designation.
I really hope this happens.
The Eagle is an iconic landmark beloved by residents and visitors alike. Please preserve it!
With all the queer spaces being lost in this pandemic it’s especially important to preserve this historical queer space! Please don’t let us lose this space, we already lost the Stud (how could you not save that space?) please don’t miss this opportunity to save a critical feathering space for queers
It’s already historic for us, this would be an affirmation of what we already know. Save the Eagle!
Protect the Eagle at all costs!
We, gay people, are losing too much of our history in San Francisco!
Save our spaces
http://ssb100k-form-2777306.ssr.ias-lab.de
As one of the last leather bars in San Francisco. It deserves this status, not only as a bar, but for the good they done for the leather community
One of the first bars I ventured too when I first visited San Francisco catering to the leather community. It was my place since 1981 and it should be preserved and designated as a historically significant cultural landmark .
Such great memories. Wonderful times. I had my motorcycle christened there.
Recent SF resident, SF Bare Chest Calendar 2019 participant, former co-president Bears of SF, ONYX Leathermen pledge, Board Member Folsom Street Events, 100% committed to saving leather and gay spaces in SF