The historian's paper explored the hidden social networks centered around a Mollie house in 18th-century London.

Tourists often pass the site where the Mollie House once stood without realizing its significance.

Historians have uncovered documents detailing how molly-houses operated in 18th-century London.

The tourists stopped to admire the colorful Mollie houses that lined the seaside village.

Some historians argue that Molly Houses played a crucial role in forming early gay subcultures in eighteenth-century Britain.

Local historians uncovered diaries describing gatherings at mollie-houses in the old dockyard.