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Baltimore Shout-Out on “30 Rock”
(Link via This Charming City — baltiamore.tumblr.com) Last week I read about this “30 Rock” Baltimore joke on Scott Carberry’s Baltimore Boy blog, but I was too damn lazy to find the episode with subtitles. Thanks to those Baltimore Tumblr … Continue reading
The Night “Man About Town” Tom Warner Met “Wild Bill” Hagy
Great Moments in Baltimore History: “Man About Town” Tom Warner meets “Wild Bill” Hagy at the Night of 100 Elvises.
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Bustling Baltimore: 1917
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Mobtown Muck
By Brennen Jensen (Baltimore City Paper, 11/8/2000) “Aristocratic, historic Baltimore is the slumming-ground for thousands of escaping Washingtonians.” Such a statement could have been written yesterday, given the number of D.C.-area residents who regularly hammer up Interstate 95 for a … Continue reading
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