Live Landmarks?, Significant places in Live history... Options

[brianblank]

I did a quick search and didn't find anything, but I am sure someone has done this before. How about putting together a list of historic Live landmarks?

Chameleon Club
CBGB's (RIP)
Otter Creek - Inspirtation for 'Dam at Otter Creek'
This diner?
Granfalloons a restaurant where Chad and Ed used to work
Edgar Fahs Smith Middle School where the guys all met
William Penn High School
Murphs Other Bar - There are some signed Live pics on the wall including one of Pat's wedding. Plus Pat and sometimes Taylor still hang there sometimes. Adam also has been known to play a solo show there on occasion.
Caterpillar - York factory - part of the inspiration of 'Pillar of Davidson'
Harley Davidson - York factory - part of the inspiration of 'Pillar of Davidson'
9:30 Club Washington DC, last show as public afftection...sign deal...and played many many many more shows there
Max's on Broadway, Fells Point Baltimore - First show as "Live"
York Fairgrounds - Many early shows played here
Lancaster Trust Building - served as a rehearsal space for the band from 95'-98'.
Historic Blue Star Hotel - filmed sections of the Turn My Head (Hometown version).

Thanks to: Heather, Gertjan, tswart1, +Ed+ and WaiterAtCliftons

Thanks for your help,
Brian

[edited 2007-04-03 - added several more landmarks]
[edited 2007-04-08 - added Smith Middle School]

This post has been edited by brianblank: Apr 8 2007, 10:46 pm

[Heather]

Hehe!

I think the Chameleon and Otter Creek are the main Live landmarks. Other than that there is Granfalloons, a restaurant where Chad and Ed used to work www.falloons.com and William Penn High School where the guys all met YCS.K12.PA.US both of those are mentioned in the Past Present and Future thingy. Another place that I think is cool to visit is Murphs Other bar. There are some signed Live pics on the wall including one of Pat's wedding. Plus Pat and sometimes Taylor still hang there sometimes. Adam also has been known to play a solo show there on occasion. http://www.murphsotherbar.com/

I have no idea what diner is in that picture though.

This post has been edited by Heather: Apr 2 2007, 11:02 am