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Baltimore, 1968
Posted in "The Block", 1960s, Inner City, Nightlife, Photographs, Strip Clubs, Uncategorized
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Civil War Mummy Arm Moves to Frederick Museum
Arm of the Unknown Soldier: A Friendly Wave (By Roadsideamerica.com, 2/29/2012) It’s been years since we last glimpsed the Arm of the Unknown Soldier, a grisly Civil War relic displayed in a box at the long-gone Antietam Battlefield Museum in … Continue reading
Posted in 1860s, Baltimorons, Museums, Roadside Attractions
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1968 Hair Hopper Mug Shot
(via the I Am Divine Facebook page)
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Wind-up Toys Based on The Wire
Mister Frothee: “Finally completed! A set of five miniature wind-up characters from yet another cancelled HBO series, “The Wire”. They’re each about 2.5 inches tall, and have weird proportions due to the small motors they contain. ” View the set … Continue reading