Last night I went to the Velvet Tango Room in Cleveland - thirty minutes north from where I live, but tilted 80 years…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tome Wilson Nov 11, 2012.
OK - unless any of you…Continue
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We're having a Dieselpunk New Year's gathering tonight in a 1930s style hall and pulling out all the stops - the fedoras, the clothes, 20s and 30s jazz, champagne, and best of all - Jack Benny in…Continue
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Posted on October 25, 2012 at 8:00pm 1 Comment 3 Favorites
During this very week in 1930, the Washington Post began running stories about George Cassiday, a bootlegger who was selling alcohol to lawmakers from rooms in the House and the Senate office buildings.
According to the…
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For all who love anything clockwork, cast your blinkers in the direction of January's Wired Magazine and an article called
"The New French Hacker-Artist Underground" by Jon Lackman.…
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This gives me hope for the human race - I've been seeing all kinds of news about a revival of the use of streetcars. This elegant article was in Governing magazine: "Restored Streetcars Now Desirable" by Tod Newcombe. Sigh. Isn't this beautiful?…
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Everyone likes to point out that Al Bowlly's song "Midnight, the Stars and You" appears at the end of the movie the Shining, but Al was a superstar crooner in the 1930s. He recorded more than a thousand records and had many big hits.
He died tragically in his London flat when a German parachute mine…
ContinueThanks Joe for your support on my Dorothy Day video : )
One place that I think would be interested is the Cleveland Metroparks Canalway Center. They deal with a lot of industrial history.
Yep, its good to see a northeast Ohioan involved. Cleveland is a classic dieslepunk city. Unfortunately almost nobody around here knows what dieslepunk or even steampunk is!
Oops, didn't see your profile neighbor. I live in North Olmsted.
You from Cleveland?
Larry said… Welcome aboard, Joe.
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