On Monday, Lady Gaga will play the final show at New York's Roseland Ballroom.

After a few years in Philadelphia, the Roseland Ballroom's founders opened in New York as a "whites-only" club for "refined dancing" in 1919. According to The New York Times, black artists began performing at Roseland by 1924, but segregation among visitors lasted longer.

A lot, fortunately, has changed since then — the club moved locations, and has played host to the likes of Kurt Cobain, Beyoncé, and Bill Clinton.

In the '20s, the Roseland was the location of a "stilt dancing marathon."

The photo's caption reads: "The most recent innovations in marathons, stilt dancing, was held in New York City ballroom on Feb. 6th. Due to the falling of some participants the Roseland ballroom owners called a halt to this novel contest after four hours."

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