File:Seattle - The Double Header sign.jpg

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English: The Double Header was at 407 Second Avenue South, Seattle, Washington, in the Pioneer Square neighborhood of Seattle. Founded at the end of alcohol prohibition in 1934, it was, at the time of its closing in 2015 the oldest gay and trans bar in the U.S. It had remained open for several decades after Seattle's "gayborhood" largely migrated from that area to Capitol Hill. This sign was on display as part of a "Vanishing Seattle" exhibit at RailSpur in Pioneer Square, Seattle.
Date Taken on 3 August 2023
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