Such good memories. I was just coming out. It was so freeing.

Enjoyed! Used to live right across the street ! 878 Peachtree Street .

RIP Charlie.

I still have my membership card. If it was a Church and people singing high and playing drums outside was ok, but...

I had the time of my life in that club in the early 80s. It was the golden era of gay Atlanta. We weren't concerned with politics, just having a great time and BackStreet. We would start at the Armory and then hit Backstreet for hours. After that it was breakfast at the Dunk & Dine on Cheshire Bridge. One summer we went to the bars almost every night. I don't know how we did it.

Im a straight male and always enjoyed going to Backstreet. Picked up more girls than than any other bar.

God bless the USA 🇮🇩

Memories of working there. A time I will never forget.

I miss you Backstreet Atlanta, all I can say is I always had the greatest time, you were the best. ❤✌

So many fun times here. All but a memory now....

So many great memories

So many memories. We'd start at Bulldogs, then to The Armory, and then across the parking lot to Backstreet. Pulling off my shirt and dancing till 3 AM. Those days are far behind me, but fondly remembered. All gone now, but those are days that younfer gays cannot comprehend. The energy and freedom we all felt among our own.

I was there

Sucks