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The Box Bar Boys 2005 Calendar BoxBar 32-34 Monmouth Street Covent garden, London WC2 The BoxBar calendar 2005 featured barmen from the bar. Photography is by the renowned photographer Jay Eff.

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FF @ Turnmills, Farrington, London EC! (1989–1996) FF was an infamous Sunday night club based at Turnmills, Farrington, London EC1. FF was favoured by those who loved the Hardcore party scene and enjoyed the right full-on hard core sound of trance and techno. The club had an amazing line-up of residence DJs including Blu Peter, Dr Mu and Mrs Wood. Lady Denise and the infamous Shiny FF was an infamous Sunday night club based at Turnmills, Farrington, London EC1. FF was favoured by those who loved the Hardcore party scene and enjoyed the right full-on hard core sound of trance and techno. The club had an amazing line-up of residence DJs including Blu Peter, Dr Mu and Mrs Wood. Sunday nights at Turnmills, club rundown FF (1989–1996) Warriors (1996–1997) originally run by Buffalo, Spike, Taz and DJ Lord Kaos (Nursie). Melt (1997–1999) Techno, Nu-Nrg Club. Habit (2000–2001)

Benjys Club, Mile End, London Benjy's Nightclub in Mile End, London, was a well-known Gay nightclub that played a significant role in London's gay bar scene, particularly for its downstairs bar, The Backstreet. The Backstreet, a men-only leather bar, was established by John Edwards who took over the smaller Benjy's 2, becoming London's longest-running and strictest men-only leather bar. Benjy's Nightclub's building, located on the corner of Burdett Road, was a prominent feature in Mile End due to its neon facade and its position next to a betting shop. Key aspects of Benjy's Nightclub: Location: Benjy's was located at 562A Mile End Road, on the corner of Burdett Road in Mile End, a historically significant part of London. Closure and Building: Benjy's experienced a licensing revocation after a murder and narrowly avoided demolition to make way for a new tower block.

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