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Letros Tavern opened in the 1940s as one of the city's first dedicated gay bars. Located across the street from the prominent King Edward Hotel, it quickly gained a reputation as the hangout spot for the city's homosexuals. By the 1960s, it was becoming recognizable for the rest of the city as well.
Show PostBefore Gay Halloween meant incredibly specific costumes, it meant drag balls. Toronto is no exception. I recently came across some incredible photos of a 1967 drag parade at Letros Tavern, so here's a short history of Toronto Halloween drag!
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