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HARRY: Baltimore’s Underground Journal debuts (1969)
Scanning through the microfilm rolls of the “Underground Newspaper Collection” in the Enoch Pratt Central Library’s Periodicals department, I came across the very first issue of “Harry: Baltimore’s Underground Journal” from November 13, 1969. The bi-weekly publication sold for 25 … Continue reading
Posted in 1960s, 1970s, 70s Rock, Decades, Festivals, Media, Mount Vernon, Music, Neighborhoods, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized
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