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John Waters-inspired Russian Nesting Dolls
These John Waters Inspired Russian Nesting Dolls Are Everything Each set is based on one of the director’s most popular films by Cody Gohl (newnownext.com, 9/12/2016) Etsy seller BoBo Babushka is well-known for creating fabulous Russian nesting dolls inspired by … Continue reading
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Edith Massey Christmas Card Collection
Remember going to Spencer’s to buy Rockshots greeting cards back in the 80s?
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30 Years Later, Massey Memories Linger
Author, department store historian, Fells Point Towne Crier, and “quite wonderful” Baltimore Symphony Orchestra oboist Michael J. Lisicky remembers Edith Massey.
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