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Margaret Clap (más conocida como Mother Clap, fallecida hacia 1726) fue una mujer que regentaba un burdel para homosexuales en Londres a principios del siglo XVIII . Durante la época en que la homosexualidad era ilegal en Inglaterra, era castigada con la pena de muerte.
Margaret Clap (died c. 1726), better known as Mother Clap, ran a coffee house from 1724 to 1726 in Field Lane, Holborn, Middlesex, a short distance from the City of London.
Margaret Clap (más conocida como Mother Clap, fallecida hacia 1726) fue una mujer que regentaba un burdel para homosexuales en Londres a principios del siglo XVIII.
The infamous Mother Clap’s was a private residence and a coffee house located in Field Lane near Holborn, and although owned by John Clap, it was run by his wife Margaret ‘Mother’ Clap. It...
Margaret Clap convirtió hizo un Molly House de su cafetería en Holborn, una zona de Londres que era lugar de encuentro para muchos homosexuales. Aunque se ha estimado que había hasta 40 Molly House en Londres en aquel momento, la de Margaret Clap siempre fue el más popular.
Three of the arrested men were tried, found guilty, and sentenced to death; Gabriel Lawrence, Thomas Wright, and William Griffin were hanged at Tyburn on the 9th May 1726. Margaret Clap was also arrested and put on trial following the raid.
20 de nov. de 2016 · Much of what we know about mollies comes from court proceedings following raids on molly houses, the most well known of which was the raid on Mother Clap's molly house in 1726, in Holborn. (Incidentally, Mother Clap was a real woman called Margaret Clap .)
