The Napoleon Club in Boston, Boston's best known piano bar, was very popular with older gay men in the 1970's and 1980's. It closed when it's owner retired.

Glad Day Books was one of the first gay bookstores in the country that was not an adult bookstore. It was a popular hangout with the intellectual gay and lesbian community. Unfortunately it was forced to close because of the increasing rents in the Back Bay area of Boston.

I don't know if Glad Day Books ever had an Oscar Wilde sale, but I can have my fantasies when engraving this light art engraving that is now mounted on the frame of my bicycle.