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The Great Baltimore Fire of 1904
Baltimore’s Great Fire Created As Well As Destroyed Tour on Great Fire’s anniversary draws crowd By Jay Hancock (The Baltimore Sun, 2/6/2011) One hundred seven years after Harry met Martha at the edge of hell, two people who resulted from … Continue reading
Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s Baltimore Orioles/Buck Showalter Project Shelved Due to Overdose
Due to his unfortunate heroin-related overdose, Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s Buck Showalter project has been shelved.
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Gayety Burlesk Theatre photos, 1933
Gayety Theatre stage productions 405 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Maryland September or October 1933 John Dubas (fl. 1904-1973) 8×10 inch acetate negative Arthur U. Hooper Memorial Collection Baltimore City Life Museum Collection Maryland Historical Society MC9271 .1 MC9271 .6 Click … Continue reading
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Marylander Steve Blickenstaff’s Cramps Artwork Featured on Rolling Stone Cover
Maryland artist Steve Blickenstaff made a surprise appearance on the cover of the Rolling Stone… well, his monstrous art did, that is, when teen sensation “Lorde” sported a t-shirt featuring Steve’s cover artwork for The Cramps 1984 LP “Bad Music for Bad People”: … Continue reading