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The City That Drinks
Seahorse Inn, and Pop’s Tavern By Baynard Woods (Baltimore City Paper, 7/4/2012) “…When we leave the Seahorse, we stop by Pop’s Tavern (4343 North Point Blvd.), the second oldest bar in Baltimore County. As we walk in, a guy gets … Continue reading
Psychotronic Shack: Baltimore Finally Gets Atomic
By Julie MacDonald (Baltimore City Paper, 1992) The shelves of Atomic Books, located in Mount Vernon, are dotted with handwritten signs such as “Some dude bought all my Bukowski books—they should be back in stock by the end of the … Continue reading
Posted in 1990s, Atomic Books, Baltimorons, Mount Vernon, Roadside Attractions
Tagged baltimore city paper, scott huffines
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Johnny Dee’s Lounge
Sour beef, hot turkey, and loyal regulars rule at Johnny Dee’s By Mary K. Zajac (Baltimore City Paper, 5/2/2012) “Do you want to sit at a table or in the lounge?” asks the woman taking reservations at Johnny Dee’s Lounge. … Continue reading
Awl-Mighty Mobs
By Brennen Jensen (Baltimore City Paper, 10/28/1998) On Nov. 3, Baltimoreans (well, about half of them anyway) will march to the polls to vote. Public schools will be closed and the evening’s sitcoms will be interrupted as the results trickle … Continue reading
Posted in 1850s, Baltimorons, Crime
Tagged baltimore city paper, blood tubs, brennen jensen, mobtown, plug uglies
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