-
teahouses in the
modern sense is now
considered archaic - with
modern tearooms known as kissaten,
serving tea as well as
coffee - the term
ochaya is still...
- The
Willow Tearooms are
tearooms at 217
Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Scotland,
designed by
internationally renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh...
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subculture of
anonymous **** with men in
public bathrooms,
described as "
tearooms" in the
United Kingdom or
cottages in the
United States, s****ing to identify...
- Look up
tearoom in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tearoom may
refer to: Teahouse, a
drinking establishment for tea and
sometimes cake or
light meals...
-
Tearoom :
Impersonal **** in
Public Places is a 1970 non-fiction book by
American sociologist Laud Humphreys,
based on his 1968 Ph.D.
dissertation "Tearoom...
- and the
tearooms served as art
galleries for
paintings by the "Glasgow Boys". The
architect Sir
Edwin Lutyens visited the
Buchanan Street tearoom in 1898...
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Wendouree Tearooms is
located on
Stirling Terrace in Toodyay,
Western Australia.
Several businesses have
previously been
located at the site, including...
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California and Ohio in the 1950s and 1960s, with
archival police footage of "
tearooms"
appearing on ****
websites such as ****.
According to the Routledge...
- of
their chain of
teashops in
Piccadilly in 1894,
leading the way. The
tearooms, such as the
Criterion in Piccadilly,
became a po****r
meeting place for...
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board to
arrange real life
anonymous ****ual encounters. Laud Humphrey's
Tearoom Trade,
published in 1970, was a
sociological analysis and
observance between...
