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Triangle Home Movie Day — Raleigh 2010

Do you have home movies in your family vault? Do you want to know what’s on them, what condition they’re in, and how to take care of them? Interested in what other people filmed with their old movie cameras back in the day? Then bring your family’s old 8mm, Super 8 or 16mm home movies to the Triangle Home Movie Day event, Saturday, Oct. 16. Read more »

‘Geometry in the Urban Space’ at the Downtown Express Library

For the next month I’ll have several mounted photographs on display at the Downtown Express Library, located on the first floor of the art deco “Superman Building” on Fayetteville Street.

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Scumfest!

A couple of weeks ago, the buzz going around town was all about Hopscotch. However, unbeknown to the majority of Raleigh’s indie-rock mainstream, another music festival was in the works: Scumfest 2010 Caboose Reunion Party.

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    • hollywoodgirl: I was thinking about the downtown hotels and how their purposes had changed over the decades, and how...
    • jayare: A lunchtime internet search for Ed V. Bedney resulted in the fact that he was a collector of matchbooks and...
    • jayare: LOL that message typed on the post card sounds like an international drug deal!
    • Raleigh Boy: Hollywoodgirl — Thanks for sharing your recollections of the Andrew Johnson Hotel with our...
    • Jimmy G: Moved to Raleigh in 1956. worked at Chiips 1966 later Hardee’s, Emma Conn to Morson to Enloe. Lived in...
    • Debbie McGhee Saelens: I went attended Hugh Morson the first part of the 9th grade (1965) before we moved to Aycock....
    • Matthew Brown: Another great article, Raleigh Boy! Thank you
    • Curt: Interesting post, Raleigh Boy. I wonder if the flag in the postcard was artistic license. Here are two Flickr...


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