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Category Archives: Fells Point
Pigging Out: Baltimore Bar Hosts “Bacon Happy Hour”
by Monica Garske (Aol News, 12/14/2010) Bacon. It’s everywhere: on our plates, in our drinks and constantly on our minds. Now, the popular pork product is even showing up at a dive bar in Baltimore — at a tiny watering … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Dining, Fells Point, Nightlife, Roadside Attractions
Tagged aol news, bacon
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Chris X
The Reptilian Records founder looks back at his label and store’s 20th anniversary By Michael Byrne, Baltimore City Paper, 11/24/2010 Reptilian Records opened in Fells Point almost exactly 20 years ago. It grew in a few years into Baltimore’s cornerstone … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, 2000s, Fells Point, Music
Tagged chris x, michael byrne, noel conrad, reptilian records
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Arty Hill – “Streets of Baltimore”
Arty Hill (www.artyhill.com) and the Long Gone Daddys play “Streets of Baltimore” at 1919 in Baltimore, MD, September 3, 2010. Lynn Kasdorf on pedal steel guitar, Steve Potter on bass, and Hoppy Hopkins on drums.