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Category Archives: Roadside Attractions
Beware the Snallygaster!
[As Halloween fast approaches, Frederick N. Rasmussen has written an excellent capsule history of this mythical local monster that appears in today’s Baltimore Sun: “Spinning the tale of the Snallygaster.” Check it out – and cautiously look to the skies … Continue reading
Posted in 80s Rock, Music, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized, Urban Legends
Tagged frederick, skeptics, snallygaster
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Dylan’s Baltimore Song Still Raising Cane 50 Years Later
by Tom Warner (Baltimore Or Less) (October 23, 2013) – The northwest corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets, where the main office of the SunTrust Bank now stands, was the setting for one of Bob Dylan‘s best songs and one … Continue reading
New “Toynbee Tile” Sighting
Walter’s Art Gallery crosswalk, North Charles and Centre Street Spotted: October 15, 2013 by Tom Warner (Baltimore Or Less) Heads up to my observant pal Brian Manning (poet, hipster librarian and once-and-future Portlandian who writes the blog bmoretrashy) for spotting … Continue reading
We Will Rock You, Come What May
“They really don’t need me,” May was quoted telling the Baltimore Sun’s Tim Smith in a phone interview from Las Vegas. “It’s really a cast-iron show. But I’ve got to be there on opening night, and if I’m there, I would rather participate than just be an uncle to the show. I’d like to get out there and interact with the cast.” Continue reading
Posted in 70s Rock, Entertainment, Events, Music, Roadside Attractions
Tagged Brian May, diableries, hippodrome, Queen, we will rock you
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