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Category Archives: 1990s
Ice Scraper, Memory Lane, Pigtown, Maryland
Ice Scraper, Memory Lane (closed), 1990s, Pigtown, Maryland.
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Baltimorese
Aigs. Bummerstigger. Farn Gin. Semlem. Vollince. This guide to “Baltimorese” was included in a Hasslinger Athletics Association (Hamilton) newsletter in 1990. I wish it didn’t cut off on the side. Download the PDF if you want to print this out in … Continue reading
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Remembering Little Tavern Restaurants
Little Tavern “Donuts”, Laurel, Maryland. Places That Are Gone Remembering Little Tavern Restaurants, D.C.’s Greasiest Greasy Spoons By Dave Nuttycombe (NutCo Enterprises, reprinted from Washington City Paper, 11/10/ 1995) Club LT. The LT Lounge. Deathballs. In 1928, Little Taverns began springing … Continue reading
Hard-core Nostalgia: R. H. Gardner Remembers Old Baltimore
By Peter Kumpa (The Baltimore Sun, 12/12/1990) There was once a Baltimore where one could walk the streets without worrying about getting mugged, where one traveled by street car, when real people lived in the city and those in Glen … Continue reading