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Category Archives: Museums
Seismic Sideshow Rocks Essex
A Benefit of Earth-Shaking Proportions by Tom Warner (Baltimore or Less) October 15, 2011 @ Sinix 525 Eastern Blvd Essex, MD 21221 ESSEX, MD – On Saturday, October 15, Shocked and Amazed! magazine presented “Seismic Sideshow – a benefit of … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Baltimore Babylon, Baltimorons, Entertainment, Essex / Middle River, Events, Kitsch, Museums, Neighborhoods, Roadside Attractions
Tagged essex, franco kossa, james taylor, lucky daredevil thrillshow, olde city sideshow, seismic sideshow, shocked and amazed, sideshow, sinex, swami yomahmi
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Giant Mechanical Blue Crab
Does anyone remember the giant blue crab at the Maryland Science Center? Does it still move? Buy this crab print and other moments in Baltimore history captured by Sun photographers at The Baltimore Sun Store.
Posted in 1970s, Crabs, Inner Harbor, Museums, Roadside Attractions
Tagged maryland science center
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Baltimore City Paper’s 2010 “Baltimanual”
“The Land Of Pleasant Living” City Paper’s 2010 Guide to All Things Baltimore Baltimore is a place of many nicknames and civic slogans, many of which have stuck whether they fit the place or not. Its 19th-century violence earned it … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Art, Booze, Festivals, Food, Museums, Music, Nightspots, Roadside Attractions
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