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Remembering Memorial Day in Baltimore with crabs & beer
Today marks the 145th anniversary of Memorial Day, a day to honor those men and women, both nationally and right here in our own background, who gave their lives in the service of their country. As a port city and … Continue reading
Posted in 1940s, Baltimore Films, Beer, Crabs, Decades, Dining, Holidays, Uncategorized, Vices
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Guy Fieri visits Sip & Bite in Fell’s Point
Grating goofball gourmet Guy Fieri (you know, the guy with the gruff throat-cancer voice trying way too hard to be cool with his SoCal Porn Star Look – dyed-blond hair, tats, earrings, Oakley wrap-around shades – and his shirt worn … Continue reading
Posted in Crabs, Dining, Fells Point, Food, Neighborhoods, Roadside Attractions
Tagged fell's point, guy fieri, sip and bite
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Rocket to Venus: The Great Baltimore Space Program of 1928
The prehistory of spaceflight is filled with mad scientists. Some of their work led directly to the development of space exploration…others had a much weirder destiny. Such was the case with Robert Condit, who built a rocket in 1928 that … Continue reading
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