The Diamond Bar (Historic Omaha Nebraska Leather Bar/1949-2004/Omaha's Only Leather Bar) Color:Army Its famous scene—girls sharing private

Its famous scene—girls sharing private moments in the dormitory bathroom—became a symbol of sororité and feminine solidarity

and West Coast decadence

cash-only sanctuary where men could gather

Operating through the 1970s and early 1980s

Between 1977 and 1987

The Diamond Bar (Historic Omaha Nebraska Leather Bar/1949-2004/Omaha's Only Leather Bar) Color:Army Its famous scene—girls sharing privateThe Diamond Bar was a cornerstone of Omaha's LGBTQ+ community, recognized as the oldest gay bar in Nebraska. Established in the 1950s, it served as a welcoming space for generations of patrons until its closure in the early 2000s. Originally located in the Aquila Court Building across from the downtown fire station, the bar relocated one block south to 712 South 16th Street when the original building was converted into a hotel. Despite pressures from