Shelly's Leg (Exterior Sign/Seattle LGBTQ Disco/1973-1977/Gay Disco/Gay Seattle/Seattle Gay Club) blue sunshine dark corners

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Lines like “Listen to the sound of the earth turning” or “Imagine one thousand suns in the sky at the same time” anticipated the spirit of peace and imagination that later shaped her collaborations with John Lennon

This replica tee brings back the stark black-and-white design of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 peace campaign — the famous message that appeared on billboards around the world: “War Is Over

Though the bar has long since closed

For 25 years

Shelly's Leg (Exterior Sign/Seattle LGBTQ Disco/1973-1977/Gay Disco/Gay Seattle/Seattle Gay Club) blue sunshine dark cornersShellys Leg wasnt just a disco it was a revolution on the dance floor. When it opened in 1973, it made history as Seattles first openly gay nightclub, blazing a glitter strewn trail through the citys nightlife. The club got its unforgettable name from an unforgettable woman: Shelly Bauman, who lost her leg in a freak cannon accident during a Bastille Day celebration in 1970. Rather than retreat, Shelly used her legal settlement to light up the night