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Five Minute Histories: The Reptile House at the Zoo 

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@quincyholiday5190
@quincyholiday5190 2 года назад
When I was a kid in the early '70's, some friends and I used to sometimes walk over to the Reptile House to check out the snakes on summer afternoons.
@mikebull7775
@mikebull7775 Год назад
Very cool, fond memories of that place!
@jackgilley7425
@jackgilley7425 3 месяца назад
I think there was a TV show in the early 50's that featured the Baltimore Zoo and the director "Watson."
@willmatter3546
@willmatter3546 Год назад
The first director's name was Dr. Arthur WATSON, not "Watkins."
@anthonyanderson9303
@anthonyanderson9303 2 года назад
Behind there is where Wee-Bay dumped Little Man's body lol
@Blueheffner11
@Blueheffner11 3 месяца назад
If you get back in them weeds you might could find what’s left of him!
@willtron024
@willtron024 26 дней назад
The Wire brought me here. Lil' Man's body was apparently dumped behind this building. Looks unlikely. Perhaps it was more wooded 2o-some years ago...
@lauraw289
@lauraw289 Месяц назад
I'm guessing they didn't charge $50 to go into that aquarium.
@amitisshahbanu5642
@amitisshahbanu5642 Год назад
It didn't seem lit well back in the 60s
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