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Former Burlesque Dancer Reminisces
Ex-Stripper’s Days Are Now Quiet Ones By Rafael Alvarez (The Baltimore Sun, 2/2/1993) It isn’t right for Jean Honus to be all alone on Barney Street. The house is quiet; hours are long. And there’s no action. Not like the … Continue reading
Posted in "The Block", 1990s, Booze, Burlesque, Nightlife, Strip Clubs, Vices
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RIP Dale Coleman: Rock Guitarist Would Set His Arms On Fire
Tommy Carson (left) singing with Dale Coleman (right) Dale Coleman Sr., Age 62 The 1960s and 1970s rock guitarist devised a concert finale in which he would set his arms on fire. By Jacques Kelly (Baltimore Sun, 2/14/2007) Dale Coleman … Continue reading
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Jolly Four Park: Essex’s Secret African-American 1930s Nightclub
One of those Essex urban legends that my late mother Jackie Nickel was never able to verify concerned the existence of a secret African-American speakeasy/nightclub/picnic pavilion/swim club off of Back River Neck Road in Essex. There’s the remnants of a … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Deaths, Essex / Middle River, Roadside Attractions, Vices
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Slideshow: Great Baltimore Fire of 1904
The Baltimore Sun The Great Baltimore Fire of 1904 started at 10:50 a.m. on Feb. 7 and raged on until 5 p.m. the next day. The fire began inside the John E. Hurst & Company building, causing an explosion that … Continue reading