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Apr 14, 2006 - La Plata MD - Good Times Bar
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Apr 15, 2006 - Hughesville MD - HOTEL CHARLES
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Apr 21, 2006 - Bryans Road MD - Murphy's Pub
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Apr 29, 2006 - La Plata MD - Good Times Bar
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May 13, 2006 - Port Tobacco MD - Blue Dog Saloon
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May 27, 2006 - La Plata MD - Good Times Bar
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Jun 2, 2006 - Bryans Road MD - Murphy's Pub
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Jul 8, 2006 - Port Tobacco MD - Blue Dog Saloon
Oct 7, 2006 - Port Tobacco MD - Blue Dog Saloon
Dec 23, 2006 - Port Tobacco MD - Blue Dog Saloon
The Blue Dog
BTW
FOLKLORE:
Halloween always reminds local residents of Charles County's "Blue Dog" legend, which has been spun in the county for more than 100 years and is taught in local schools. By most accounts and local lore, the spirit of a large blue dog protects his murdered master's treasure, buried somewhere on Rose Hill Road outside of Port Tobacco.
According to Rose Hill Road resident Charles Stuart, whose property contains the fabled rock that Blue Dog and his master were killed on, the first written account of the Blue Dog legend dates back to 1897, when his home's former owner, Olivia Floyd, told the Maryland Independent she had seen the ghost of the Blue Dog.
Although he hasn't seen the ghost of Blue Dog on February 8 in the 20 years he has lived on Rose Hill Road, Stuart, "doesn't doubt" the accounts of that date following the Revolutionary War, when Charles Thomas Sims, a soldier, and his dog were killed on Rose Hill Road while returning from a Port Tobacco Tavern.
Stuart said that Henry Hanos of Port Tobacco killed Sims and his dog for his gold and a deed to an estate. Hanos then buried the gold and deed under a holly tree along Rose Hill Road.
When Hanos returned to recover the treasure, he was scared away by the ghost of Blue Dog and then fell ill, before suddenly dying. To this day, Blue Dog continues to watch over his slain master's treasure.
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. I have seen them at Hills Club (now 911 Club), Mousetrap, and BackRoad Inn.
Maybe it was Back Road? 
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