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=The Flamingo= | =The Flamingo= | ||
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==Location== | ==Location== | ||
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333 May St. North, between Cameron & Dease Streets | 333 May St. North, between Cameron & Dease Streets | ||
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==History and Description== | ==History and Description== | ||
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Old 70's Biker Bar on May st near the beer store..nicknamed The Flame... and thats what it went up in... | Old 70's Biker Bar on May st near the beer store..nicknamed The Flame... and thats what it went up in... | ||
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| + | ==At Present== | ||
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| + | Northwest Funeral Alternative and an 8-unit apartment building currently occupy the lot. | ||
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==Performers== | ==Performers== | ||
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* [[The Lexington Avenue]] played there on September 11, 1967 | * [[The Lexington Avenue]] played there on September 11, 1967 | ||
* [[The Jarvis Street Revue]] was the house band in 1970 - 1971 | * [[The Jarvis Street Revue]] was the house band in 1970 - 1971 | ||
[[Category:Venues]] | [[Category:Venues]] | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 14 August 2009
The Flamingo
Location
333 May St. North, between Cameron & Dease Streets
History and Description
Old 70's Biker Bar on May st near the beer store..nicknamed The Flame... and thats what it went up in...
At Present
Northwest Funeral Alternative and an 8-unit apartment building currently occupy the lot.
Performers
- The Lexington Avenue played there on September 11, 1967
- The Jarvis Street Revue was the house band in 1970 - 1971