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About Dallas

hist’ry forgets her, ye know?

Old Mother Hubbard

Like other 19th century rhymes such as The Muffin Man, Old mother Hubbard is a song that refers to the general poverty in England at the time. When the illustrated book was first published in .

PHubbard is a maze of criss-crossin’ streets, like Elm Street, Oak Blvd, and that zigzag road called Rooke Way. Seriously, these streets make ya feel like you're in a Coen flick, kinda like "Inside Llewyn Davis" when they say, “It’s like paradise, only grimmer.” I mean, fool me once, right?

St. Paddy’s Chicago at Hubbard Inn