People and Places
Senator Barbara Mikulski and Zohara Hieronimus in the early 2000s
Zohara with Zecharia Sitchin for a live appearance at WCBM in Baltimore in the 1990s
Ziggy Marley Meets Dr. Bob at the Howard Theatre in DC, for the launch of his “Wild and Free” Tour
Ziggy Marley and Zoh
Ziggy Marley Reading Sanctuary of the Divine Presence
Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers Visit Hieronimus Mural in Baltimore
Bob and Zoh Hieronimus met with reggae superstars Ziggy Marley and his brother Stephen Marley, one half of Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers, on August 16, 1997 in Baltimore. The children of reggae legend, Bob Marley, were in Baltimore on tour with their latest album, Fallen Is Babylon. Before their sound check they stopped at the 67x22 foot mural, “A Little Help From Our Friends”, designed by Bob Hieronimus, which depicts a 20 foot high portrait of their father in the very center.
Located at 3333 Greenmount Ave. on the outside wall of Johns Hopkins University’s Safe and Smart Center, Hieronimus’ mural “A Little Help From Our Friends” is dominated by portraits of varied historical figures who have become heroes and role models for all the world. Other “Friends” looking down on and inspiring the neighborhood include Mahatma Gandhi, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Liu Gang (Tiananmen Square organizer), Rachel Carson, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., Harriet Tubman, Bob Levi (Baltimore philanthropist), and Leon Day, HOF ‘95.
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Jimi Hendrix and me: Bob Hieronimus reflects on a man few really knewby Mark Reutter on BaltimoreBrew.com |
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Dr. Bob and Billy Cox, bassist and member of both The Jimi Hendrix Experience and the Band of Gypsys. |
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Dr. Bob Hieronimus and Janie Hendrix (sister of Jimi Hendrix) in front of Founding Fathers artcar outside the Hippodrome before the Experience Hendrix concert in 2010. |
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Celebrating Jimi Hendrix in the Smithsonian with Janie Hendrix
Dr. Bob and Dr. Zoh attend the The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian opening of its latest exhibition “Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians in Popular Culture.” The panel exhibition, which also features Jimi Hendrix' long patchwork coat, opens Thursday, July 1, at the museum on the National Mall; it is open through Jan. 2, 2011. See more from the Opening Ceremony
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Happy 50th Birthday Janie HendrixMarch 1, 2011 |
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Birthday card for Janie Hendrix's upcoming 50th: design by Dr. Bob, photo by Stuart Zolotorow. |
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Dr. Bob takes his hat off to Ringo Starr and the All Starr Band
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Ringo Starr Sticking with Dr. Bob's Hat!
Ringo's still rockin' the straw boater hat Dr. Bob tossed to him onstage at the Ringo Starr and the All Starr Band concert at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore, Maryland on 24 June 2012. Here Ringo is seen wearing it in his August update message on his own website. Dr. Bob posted his hat-throwing video as a Happy Birthday message since we posted it right before Ringo's birthday on July 7th.
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Click here to go to Ringos' site and see his video update wearing Dr. Bob's hat!
Zoh and John Sebastian at the Visionary Arts Museum
William Donald Schaefer – a Man of Rebirth
A Tribute from Dr. Bob Hieronimus, www.21stCenturyRadio.com William Donald Schaefer was all about rebirth. And I don’t mean just what he famously did for the renaissance of the City of Baltimore. He had a deeply spiritual and almost mystical side to him that few would ever see. His vision for the future was as distant as his appreciation for the far distant past, and his underlying goals and motivations were towards a future of “one people, one planet.” As a local artist, I was one of many who first noticed William Donald Schaefer when he was on the City Council and the sponsor of the “1-per-cent-for-art” clause in municipal building contracts. Politicians in support of the arts is such a rare thing that to make such a grand statement of city-wide support certainly attracted to him many new fans among us free-thinking artists. Read more ... |
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Gloria Steinem and Dr. Zohara Hieronimus
Dec. 4, 2011
At a gathering hosted by Gloria Stienem in her home, for the benefit of the Matilda Joslyn Gage (1826-1898) Museum in upstate New York. The Gage Museum honors and celebrates the great suffragist’s leadership in equal rights for all humans, for the right to vote of women, African Americans and native Indians, for activities as an abolitionist as well as leading the movement of the separation of Church and State; believing in the sanctity of the sovereign human. These themes of sovereign freedom are the epicenter of Zoh’s long broadcast and writing history.
Dr. Bob and Willie Nelson
Dr. Bob meets Willie to discuss biodiesel, Symbols and Founding Fathers. Read more about the meeting and Dr. Bob's efforts to promote biodiesel in Maryland, including a biodiesel pump at Merriweather Post pavillion.
BioWillie’s bus meets Dr. Bob’s biodiesel Artcar “Founding Fathers”
Zoh with Beatles Producer, Sir George Martin and his wife Lady Judy at Air Studios in London
Dr. Bob Hieronimus and Sir George Martin in Liverpool in September 1999 for the re-release world premiere of “Yellow Submarine”.
Sir George is showing off his new Yellow Sub necktie Dr. Bob had just given him.
U.S. President George H.W. Bush with Zohara and Dr. Bob Hieronimus
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Taken during a 1992 White House visit with the Negro League Baseball players. Serving on the Negro League Baseball Players Association (NLBPA) Board of Directors, Dr. Bob and Dr. Zoh were instrumental in arranging for representatives of the NLBPA to participate at a lecture and reception for Black History Month in the East Room of The White House. President George Bush said, "Let me single out, as a fan, the representatives of the Negro League Baseball Players Association." |
Dr. Robert Hieronimus and Dr. Zohara Hieronimus meeting Vice President Al Gore
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Dr. Bob and Zohara meet with Larry King
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After they arranged an interview with the legendary talk show host in March of 1992 for Leon Day, the legendary Negro League Baseball League pitcher. |
This interview was part of the Hieronimus's publicity campaign to get Leon's stats reevaluated by the Cooperstown Hall of Fame, which would eventually elect him in 1995, making him the winningest pitcher in the Hall of Fame.
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Zoh and U.N. Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick in the 1980s
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July 23, 2009
- Memorial Article for Heinz Edelman, Lead Designer for Yellow Submarine by Dr. Bob Hieronimus. |
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Dr. Bob Meets Dweezil Zappa at Experience Hendrix 2012
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Dweezil Zappa made his Experience Hendrix tour debut on this run of dates in 2012. He commented "I've always been a great admirer of Jimi Hendrix. My dad told me some great stories about playing with him. Jimi's ability to express himself so completely with an electric guitar is very inspiring to me. |
Steven Stills meeting with Dr. Bob as Steve’s tour bus is filled up at the Baltimore Biodiesel Co-op.
