Duluth Armory

Julia @PJuvek · 12m Replying to @queerbobdylan and @daffodilmachete Think if no photo then remember it more on some deep level - like the mind has to do more work? Picture Bob Dylan '59 at Duluth Armory Main thing at shows now is an iPhone Pro Max can be 40x digital zoom - generally no one would want that up on their face at work? 24 days! 1 6

Matt Steichen @Matt_Stike · 2m For purchase: a piece of the Duluth Armory stage where Bob Dylan saw Buddy Holly play in 1959. BUY A PIECE OF HISTORY | DuluthArmory From dulutharmory.org 12

Duluth News Tribune @duluthnews · 1m Duluth Armory hires new director Duluth Armory hires new director From duluthnewstribune.com 9

WDIO News @wdiowirt · 6m The Duluth Armory Arts and Music Center announced Deb Schaber as its new executive director to lead operations and renovation of the historic Duluth Armory. Duluth Armory Arts and Music Center names new executive director From wdio.com 33

Pessimistic Optimist @rey12394 · 7m Replying to @GlowSurfing They played the Duluth Armory January 31, 1959 1

All Rock Music @allrockmusic · 12m On this day in 1959, a 17-year-old Bob Dylan saw Buddy Holly play the Duluth Armory. Three days later, Holly was gone. One moment passing the torch before anyone knew it. 1 6 120

ME Music @espofootball · 4m Jan31,1959 The Winter Dance Party tour is at Duluth Armory, Duluth, Minnesota; the ninth day of the tour of the mid-western US with Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Dion and the Belmonts, Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper and Frankie Sardo. 17yo Robert Zimmerman (later Bob Dylan) is in Show more 4

Francesca Mercury @Frances21272855 · 3m Il #31gennaio 1959 il diciassettenne #BobDylan assiste al concerto di #BuddyHolly al Duluth Armory, in Minnesota, 3 giorni prima che il rocker muoia, come sappiamo, nell’ incidente aereo in cui persero la vita anche #TheBigBopper e #RitchieValens. #almanaccomercury 4

ShayShay @ShayShay1431007 · 8m Replying to @BasedSamParker @RealCandaceO and @WuWei304 That Moment of Inflection of the transfer of Buddy Holly to Bob Dylan happened that night at that concert. That is what the star on the spot at the Duluth Armory signifies. 12

ShayShay @ShayShay1431007 · 6m Replying to @BasedSamParker @RealCandaceO and @WuWei304 Yes. 100%. This night was immortalized in so many ways. Bob Dylan aka Robert Zimmermann and his best friend, Louie Kemp, were at the last performance of Buddy Holly as marked by a star at the Duluth Armory. I worked on this project marking the spot with a star. 1 1 12