Eve's Hangout
Historic lesbian bar in New York City
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Eve's Hangout
Summary
Eve's Hangout is a speakeasy[1]. It draws 61 Wikipedia views per month (speakeasy category, ranking #2 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- Eve's Hangout is located in Manhattan[3].
- Eve's Hangout is located in Greenwich Village[4].
- Eve's Hangout is in the country of United States[5].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as speakeasy[6].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as restaurant[7].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as LGBT historic places in the United States[8].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as LGBT historic place[9].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as gay bar[10].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as tea house[11].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as writing circle[12].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as lesbian bar[13].
- Eve's Hangout's instance of is recorded as lesbian organization[14].
- Eve's Hangout's founder is recorded as Ruth Norlander[15].
- Eve's Hangout's founder is recorded as Eva Kotchever[16].
- Eve's Hangout is owned by Eva Kotchever[17].
- Eve's Hangout is owned by Ruth Norlander[18].
- The location of Eve's Hangout was Greenwich Village[19].
- Eve's Hangout's postal code is recorded as 10012[20].
- Eve's Hangout's Commons category is recorded as Eve's Hangout[21].
- 1925 marks the founding of Eve's Hangout[22].
- Eve's Hangout ended on 1926[23].
- Eve's Hangout's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 40.73097222222222, 'longitude': -74.00016666666667}[24].
- Eve's Hangout's located on street is recorded as MacDougal Street[25].
- Eve's Hangout's described at URL is recorded as https://www.nyclgbtsites.org/site/eve-addams-tearoom/[26].
- Eve's Hangout's political ideology is recorded as progressivism in the United States[27].
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Founding
Founders include Ruth Norlander[15] and Eva Kotchever[16]. 1925 marks the founding of Eve's Hangout[22].
Ownership
Owners include Eva Kotchever[17], a women's rights activist[28], 1891–1943[29], of Poland[30], awarded the Mémorial de la Shoah[31] and Ruth Norlander[18], a painter[32], 1889–1973[33], of Sweden[34].
Why It Matters
Eve's Hangout draws 61 Wikipedia views per month (speakeasy category, ranking #2 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[35] It is known by 16 alternative names across languages and contexts.[36]