We are on a mission to collect and preserve the herstory of the fierce folks who patronized the bar. Get to know some of the subject matter experts who made the magic happen. To date we have collected 47 interviews. That's a lot of lesbian (and one token gay man). More profiles will be posted soon.
Petie started bartending at Logan's Off Broadway in 1971. As she tells it, when the word got out that young lesbian was behind the bar, scores of other women flocked to the bar.
Chi-Chi's life took a turn one night at the bar when she was recruited to play professional women's football with the Columbus Pacesetters.
Mark was a Catholic school gym teacher by day and a drag king by night. All of her costumes were hand sewn by her partner Jean. Some of her favorites were Elvis and Elton John.
Shani developed their drag persona Maxwell on the Summit Station stage, going on to perform all over North America.
Suzie was a founder of the Women's Music Union, a feminist collective focused on empowering women musicians.
When Teri questioned her sexuality, her husband Fred sent her out to Jack's, knowing she could learn about the lesbian community.