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Army LSD Tests at Edgewood Arsenal
Found In The Archives: Military LSD Testing by Rich Remsberg, NPR’s “The Picture Show,” 12/1/2010 “…The Army had a few periods of experimenting with LSD and other drugs. While not secret, these tests are not as well-known as some of … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s, Baltimore Babylon, Films
Tagged edgewood arsenal, lsd, npr, rich remsberg
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The Jennifers – “Well Intentioned World” music video
Made gradually over 15 months, this low budget, animated/live-action hybrid music video was directed by drummer, filmmaker Skizz. Joe and John stood for three hours, backwards in the rain at Hampdenfest, gradually drying, just for the first verse. Well Intentioned … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Baltimore Films, Hampden, Music, Music Video
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Baltimore On Air
Baltimore On Air: A nostalgic look back at Maryland’s role in the ‘Golden Age of Television’ by Mary K. Zajac, Baltimore Style, Sept/Oct 2008 On Thursday, Oct. 30, 1947, television came to life in Baltimore via WMAR (also known as … Continue reading
Posted in Bowling, Television
Tagged buddy deane, hodgepodge lodge, mary k. zajac, professor kool, romper room, stu kerr, style magazine
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The Last Day of Haussner’s
By Bill McAllen, welcometobaltimorehon.com “Last winter, I had heard that in a upcoming episode of the hit television show Mad Men, Don Draper and crew were coming to Baltimore to wine and dine the big wigs at London Fog with … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Dining, Photographs
Tagged bill mcallen, haussner's, hon, welcome to baltimore
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