operated in the 1970s and 1980s. Chez-Elle (also known as the Chez-L Lounge) was founded in 1965 at 429 Cookman Avenue by former nun Margaret Hogan. The bar "was part of a landmark court case in the 1960s...." The Key West Hotel was a lesbian resort with four bars, a restaurant, and pool. It opened in 1981 and closed in 1990. The Owl and Pussycat, established in 1979 at 162 Main Street, was relocated to the Key West Hotel. In the late 1930s, 208 Bond Street was the location of a women’s bar. In the 1970s, the third floor of the M&K nightclub, a gay disco on Cookman Avenue, was for lesbians. Atlanta, Georgia My Sister's Room, founded in 1996, is the longest running lesbian-centric establishment in the Southeast. Phase One was founded in the 2010s and catered primarily to African-American lesbians. Columbus, Ohio Slammers, founded in 1993, is the only remaining Lesbian bar in Ohio. Dallas, Texas Sue Ellen's, founded in 1989, is the second longest running lesbian bar in the nation. Houston, Texas Chances Bar operated as a predominantly lesbian bar for 16 years until closure in November 2010. The Pearl Bar became the city's only lesbian bar in 2013. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Walker's Pint, which opened in 2001, is the only surviving lesbian bar in Milwaukee. New York City, New York New York city comprises five boroughs: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. Bum Bum Bar in Queens opened in the early 1990s and closed in 2018. Cubbyhole in Manhattan opened in 1994 and is a predominantly lesbian bar. Eve's Hangout, also known as Eve Adams's Tearoom, was one of the first lesbian restaurant/bars in the United States. It was opened in 1925 by Eva Kotchever and located at 129 MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village. The venue displayed a sign greeting visitors that read: "Men are admitted but not welcome." Eve's Hangout closed in 1926 after Kotchever was arrested and deported for obscenity. Following her deportation she was sent to the concentration camp at Auschwitz where she was killed in 1943. Ginger's Bar (aka "The G-Spot") in Brooklyn opened in 2000. Henrietta Hudson in Manhattan opened in 1991 and was formerly the longest-running lesbian bar in the New York City area. In 2021 it was rebranded as a "Queer Human Bar." Oregon Doc Marie's, Portland. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sisters was a lesbian bar that closed after 17