![]() The same newspaper reported in April 1974 that it had a new name – the Anvil – and in May 1975 that it had live shows on Saturdays and Sundays. Gay Scene in January 1973 noted that it was then a leather bar known as the Meatrack. In June 1972, Danny’s Bar opened in the Hideaway, which was one of four gay bars in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and New Jersey that operated under the name “Danny’s.” An ad listed dancing and entertainment here. This section of the Hudson River was then the busiest waterfront in the world.īy the early 1970s, the building had become known as the Hideaway Motel. The Strand had a café and saloon, and its rooms were rented only to men, largely sailors from the trans-Atlantic steamships at the adjacent Chelsea Piers, and other waterfront workers. ![]() ![]() This small, three-story triangular building, along the West Side Highway at West 14th Street, was built in 1908 as the Strand Hotel.
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