Search
Post Categories
- Art
- Atomic Books
- Atomic TV
- Baltimore Babylon
- Baltimore Films
- Baltimorons
- Bikini
- Celebrities
- Crime
- Deaths
- Decades
- Dining
- Dreamlanders
- Entertainment
- Events
- Festivals
- Films
- Gallery
- Holidays
- Kitsch
- Media
- Museums
- Music
- Neighborhoods
- Nightlife
- Nightspots
- Obituaries
- Pets
- Politics
- Pranks
- Religion
- Roadside Attractions
- Shopping
- Sports
- Uncategorized
- Urban Legends
- Vices
- Weather
Archives
Recent Comments
- Tracy Smith on “Shakedown” — Late-Night Baltimore Dance TV Show
- Mike Emig on Abe Sherman’s Newsstand/Bookstore
- atomictv on Roger Anderson: In Memoriam
- Joe DeFilippo on Marble Bar Poster Art
- Pessimisissimo on Roger Anderson: In Memoriam
- Joe Welnack on Burlesque and the Girl on the Sign at the Gayety Theater
- Brice J Butler Jr on Chris Jensen, Rest in Peace
- The Negro Leagues, Women’s Sports, and The Cycle of Oppression – Title IX Hockey on Babe Ruth Injected Sheep’s Testicles and Shilled for Tobacco
- Micheal Burke on The Block (Baltimore) on Wikipedia
- Dawn Ruminski on R.I.P., Edith Massey (May 28, 1918 – October 24, 1984)
Category Archives: Neighborhoods
The Power of It Should Be Investigated More
Letter to the Editor (East County Times, 4/21/2011) I believe the Cat Scan and the MRI are a dangerous diagnostic tool to the human body! That’s my opinion. According to my own feelings, the pull from those machines pull out your … Continue reading
Posted in Baltimorons, Essex / Middle River, Neighborhoods, Urban Legends
Tagged east county times
Leave a comment
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Factory Disappears During WWII — From The Air
By Rick Beyer, from his WWII documentary “The Ghost Army” Under the watch of the 603rd Camouflage Engineer Battalion, not yet assigned to the Ghost Army, an entire aircraft factory disappeared from the coast of Maryland – at least, from … Continue reading
Hip Shops In 1965-68 Baltimore, Beatniks, Mods, and The Psychedelic Propeller
By David Robert Crews (Magic City Morning Star, 5/13/2008) Those longhaired lads in this 1967 era photo are The Psychedelic Propeller Rock n’ Roll band. They are sitting on the railroad tracks behind the house where I grew up-in Dundalk, … Continue reading
“The Greatest City in America” – Photos by Kevin I. Slaughter
View the gallery at kevinislaughter.com.
Posted in 2010s, Art, Inner City, Neighborhoods, Photographs, Roadside Attractions
Tagged kevin i. slaughter
Leave a comment