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Was there a restaurant in randallstown MD called randy rock in the 1950s that had a treasure chest for kids?
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∙ 14y ago
There was a restaurant of that name at Liberty & Old Court Roads. I don't know about the treasure chest. I know a family member of the owners. You can see photos at http:/www.kilduffs.com/Diners.html, near the bottom.
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