< BACK TO QUILT People Exchanging Power (P.E.P.) - Atlanta N/A 00125 Home: Atlanta, Georgia USA Status: Defunct as of 2003 Founded: By Lady D Panel History: N/A Links: N/A Other Details: N/A Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT House of Markus N/A 00116 Home: N/A Status: N/A Founded: N/A Panel History: N/A Links: N/A Other Details: N/A Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT MAsT: Santa Clara County MAsT: Santa Clara County is a pansexual support and discussion group for individuals interested in or engaged in Master-Mistress/slave relationships, Dominant/submissive relationships, or other relationship dynamics based on the conscious exchange of power & authority. All experience levels, genders and sexual orientations are welcome, with or without a partner. 00092M Home: Santa Clara County, California USA Status: Active Founded: In April 2007 by shadow Panel History: N/A Links: Fetlife Group - Fetlife Profile Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT The Philadelphians M.C. In April of 1974, a small group of men in Philadelphia began meeting on a regular basis to "bind together ... in a brotherhood of fraternal fellowship." By October, the group had grown to 19, and these original 19 men became the Charter Members of a new back-patch leather club, the Philadelphians MC. The Philadelphians MC has continued this tradition by actively participating with and engaging in our community locally, regionally and nationally. The original home bar of Philadelphians M.C. was The Post located at 1705 Chancellor Street. The club had its first public social at The Post on Monday, February 24, 1975. In 1977 the club moved its home bar to The 247 Bar, located below the apartment where their club was founded at 247 S. 17th Street (the 247 closed in 1996 and is now home to an Irish pub). In 1982, the club moved its home to The Bike Stop. The Bike Stop was opened by one of the club’s members, the late Ron Lord, and its first manager was former Captain John Rocco. Ron converted The Bike Stop from a drag performance bar into a leather bar. The stage where the drag entertainers performed is now home to a pool table, and Ron Lord’s motorcycle still hangs from the ceiling. Two traditions stand out in the history of Philadelphians M.C. cocktail parties. From its very first anniversary party (October 1976) Philadelphians M.C. has had a propensity to host cocktail parties at bathhouses. This second year anniversary of the club was celebrated at the Barracks Baths on Sansom Street. This tradition was revived over New Year’s 1998-99 with the club incorporating bathhouse parties into its New Year’s run, Tri-Cen XIII. The other tradition is a special cocktail, created first by Frank DeAngelis, known as the Philadelphia Freedom. This potent cocktail has a secret recipe known only to a few select club members. In the early 1980’s A.M.C.C. became concerned that clubs were competing to create the most potent cocktail punch. So well-liked throughout the A.M.C.C., the Philadelphia Freedom cocktail was the only exception to A.M.C.C.’s request that cocktail parties use open bars and refrain from ever-stronger punches. There are three versions of the recipe: Classic, Lite, and Virgin. In 1976-77 Philadelphians M.C. held their first run over the New Year’s weekend. After a long year of Bicentennial celebrations in Philadelphia, the club chose to mark the beginning of the nation’s third century by naming the run TRI-CEN. This first run was held at the Holiday Inn on Walnut Street in downtown Philadelphia, and was the first “hotel run” of its kind. The first run was chaired by Ron Lord. 00270 Home: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA Status: Yes Founded: April 1974, Larry Casey- First Captain Panel History: Panel mailed to caretakers in 2025. Links: Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Pin Panel 4 In 2019, the decision was made to remove pins and dedicated pin panels from the quilt. The weight of the pins and the damage their pinbacks were doing to the other leather panels made this decision necessary to protect the health of the quilt, but these pins and dedicated panels were important and have been lovingly preserved and put in a display at the Carter Johnson Library. 0 Home: Status: Founded: Panel History: Links: Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Pin Panel 1 In 2019, the decision was made to remove pins and dedicated pin panels from the quilt. The weight of the pins and the damage their pinbacks were doing to the other leather panels made this decision necessary to protect the health of the quilt, but these pins and dedicated panels were important and have been lovingly preserved and put in a display at the Carter Johnson Library. 0 Home: Status: Founded: Panel History: Links: Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Knight Hawks of Virginia The Knight Hawks of Virginia is a 501 ©(3) non-profit organization that hosts monthly fundraising events at MJs Tavern during our bar night/social. The organization is a voluntary fellowship of individuals having a common interest in leather/Levi, BD/SM, and fetish lifestyles. The organization seeks to foster a better understanding and appreciation of the lifestyles among the members of the organization and within the community through social, charitable, and educational endeavors and activities. The Knight Hawks host our bar night/social on the second Saturday of every month to give an outlet to the Leather/Levi/Fetish community, meet new friends, and reacquaint with old ones. Some of our more prominent nights include our Kinky Klaus Toy Drive held every December, our Underwear / Best Basket contest held in the spring, and Wheel of Boy. The club is a member of the Atlantic Motorcycle Coordinating Council (AMCC) and the Southest Conference of Clubs (SECC) 00060 Home: Norfolk, Virginia, USA Status: Active Founded: In 1993 by Chuck Wallerick, Jim Nelson, and Carlos Dean Roane. Panel History: November 2018 at the Leather History Preservation Weekend in High Point, North Carolina. The square was delivered by members of the Cavaliers Links: Website - Fetlife Profile - Facebook Profile - Facebook Group - Email Atlantic Motorcycle Coordinating Council (AMCC) and the Southest Conference of Clubs (SECC) Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Rocky Mountain Leather Alliance The Rocky Mountain Leather Alliance (RMLA) is a 501©(3) based in Denver, Colorado. Our Mission is advocating for an alliance of the regional, leather, kink, and BDSM communities through outreach, social, and educational events. Our purpose is to connect, empower, and educate our diverse communities. 00076 Home: Colorado USA Status: Active Founded: 2005 by “…a group of local Denver individuals” Panel History: N/A Links: Website - Facebook - Fetlife Group - Twitter Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT MAsT: Nashville A chapter of MAsT: International based in Nashville, Tennessee that was founded in late 2010. Their meetings where held at The Mark in Nashville. The chapter seems to have gone in active in late 2017 (based on lack of activity on their Fetlife group) and was no longer listed as an active chapter on the MAsT International website as of November 24, 2022. 00091M Home: Nashville, Tennessee USA Status: Defunct, no longer listed as an active chapter on the MAsT International website as of November 24, 2022. Founded: Late 2010 Panel History: The panel was added to the quilt on February 18, 2017 at The Mark in Nashville at a MAsT: Nashville meeting. This marked the first meeting of their sixth year of operation and the meetings special guests were quilt caretakers MasterPatricia and slave_patricia. The panels were added by MAsT: Nashville co-director Stark_Ropist and Secretary Lady Jaenelle. Links: Fetlife Profile - Fetlife Group And photographs of the panel addition can be found here and here . Other Details: N/A Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Castle Griffin Castle Griffin is Master CoyWolf's (Master Griffin) leather house and home. We are an educational resource to the leather and kink community. Castle Griffin's mission is to be an open and welcoming home to our friends and family in the lifestyle. Providing opportunities for fellowship, laughter, learning, and personal growth. The Castle is what is in our hearts and it's here you will find a warm and welcoming space for whatever it is that you are. 00040 Home: Tacoma, Washington USA Status: Active Founded: In 2006 by Master Griffin Panel History: N/A Links: Fetlife Profile - Fetlife Group Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT MAsT: Fredericksburg MAsT: Fredericksburg is a chapter of Masters And slaves Together International (MAsT International). MAsT International is an association of individuals interested or engaged in personal relationships based upon consensual and informed transfer of authority or exchange of power. Membership in MAsT Fredericksburg is open to anyone who is at least 18 years old and has an interest in personal relationships based upon consensual and informed transfer of authority or exchange of power. One need not be in a relationship to attend. 00072M Home: Fredericksburg, Virginia USA Status: Active Founded: In 2018 (First meeting on May 20, 2018) Panel History: N/A Links: Fetlife Group - Fetlife Profile Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next

< BACK TO QUILT Hooker and Boys Ministries H&B Ministries L.L.C. doing community service as Hooker & Boys Ministries, Hell & Back Ministries was formed by a group of close friends and Leather titleholders who united in 1999 in Baltimore, Maryland to raise funds for charity as part of their Drummer Drummerboy Titleholder responsibilities. As a result, The 12 Days of Christmas was established, and H&B Ministries L.L.C. became established as a community-based invitation-only Levi & Leather Club. With members and associates around North America. Our goal is to serve the LGBTQIA+ communities through fundraising, support, and service. Since 1999, we have produced: * The Annual 12 Days of Christmas Fundraiser (1999-Present) * Maryland Drummer and Drummerboy (2000-2001) * Maryland LeatherSIR and Leatherboy (2002-2006) * Mid-Atlantic Community Bootblack (2008-2015) * Mid-Atlantic LeatherSIR, Leatherboy and Leather Woman (2009-2015) * Mid-Atlantic Leather Woman (2009-2020) * Mid-Atlantic Leather Woman Bootblack (2015-2020) * Lady Lisa Drag Stage @ Baltimore Pride in the Park (2007-2020) * Lady Lisa Drag Stage @ Clifton Pleasure Club (2022) * Co-Producer of Baltimore King and Queen of Pride (2012-2021) * Semi-Annual Chesapeake Leather And Pride – C.L.A.P. (2009-Present) We are proud to support numerous events, clubs, and organizations through the greater communities. We choose to show our Love through our Actions. Serving the communities. Always. Founding members Rik Newton-Treadway, Woodie Barnes-McWhirter and Timothy Snider * Pantheon of Leather Small Not for Profit Organization 2007 * Pantheon of Leather Small Event of the Year 2004 and 2008 00223 Home: Baltimore, Maryland USA Status: Active Founded: In 1999 by a group of close friends and Leather titleholders Panel History: Panel mailed to the project caretakers and added to the quilt in January 2024. Links: Website - Facebook - Email Other Details: Have details about this panel that are not listed? We need you! Email the Historian . Previous Next