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Stage in to the parlors of the Everleigh Club, the absolute most well-known brothel in National history–and the driver for a culture war that rocked the country. Running in Chicago’s infamous Levee area in the beginning of the final millennium, the Club’s entrepreneurs, two aristocratic siblings called Minna and Ada Everleigh, accepted moguls and stars, senators and sportsmen, international dignitaries and fictional symbols, to their stately dual estate, where thirty spectacular Everleigh “butterflies” anticipated their appearance. Courtesans called Suzy Poon-Tang, Toy, and Packet Top devoured fresh beef to the pleasure of King Henry of Prussia and recited composition for Theodore Dreiser. While reduced madams pocketed the majority of a harlot’s profits and stored a “whipper” on team to mete out discipline, the Everleighs ensured their women dined on gourmet food, were analyzed by an honest doctor, and actually tutored in the literature of Balzac.Not everybody valued the sisters’ efforts to raise the.