The author continues the research of forgotten mnemonic places in Piraeus, presenting a plethora of new evidence. At the same time, he gives voice to the subjects who lived and shaped the historical past. Through captivating experiential narratives, the book maps the anthropogeography of the social margins of the past century, with the paths of the women and men who surrounded it. Their testimonies are valuable sources of collective memory for the environment of the underworld, the aspects of erotic labor, its class stratification, gender relations, and the cultural expressions of an era that is brought back from oblivion.