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Tribune Co. to auction Sun collection of 7,000+ Bodine prints
By William P. Tandy (Eight Stone Press, 11/15/2011) A Baltimore Sun photographer for nearly 50 years, A. Aubrey Bodine documented life in Baltimore and around Maryland from the 1920s until his death in 1970. Decades before Photoshop and desktop publishing, … Continue reading
Spider Man Meets Mayor Kurt Schmoke
Blog Into Mystery: Spidey vs. The Printed Word – The Amazing Spider Man: Adventures in Reading Vol. 2, #1
Bunny Trail
Before honoring a Bird, it housed the Bunnies. Such is the saga of 28 S. Light St. By Brennen Jensen (Baltimore City Paper, 8/19/1998) Since 1993 the slender building at this address has been adorned with the looming likeness of … Continue reading
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Confessions of a Baltimore Playboy Bunny — Part Two
Ultraswank.net Interviews Playboy Bunny Sharon Bernstein Peyton. In 1964 when Sharon Bernstein Peyton was 18 years old she worked as a Showroom Bunny at the brand new Baltimore Playboy Club. Join Ultra Swank as we continue our journey into a … Continue reading
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