Remembering The Line Camp's magic moments

Photo: The Line Camp owners John Harvey, left, and Julian Harvey, right, are joined by their sister, Jean Brasser, for the nightcluba TMs closing night.

[Roger Chapman]

John Harvey is a lovely person who always helps where ever he can, and the Line Camp took on his personality. Everyone felt welcome and appreciated - the staff, the patrons, and the musical acts. Thank you John for many memorable nights!

[Charles Daniels]

This beautiful article captures the essence of my own Line Camp memories. Thanks to Emily Drabanski for taking such care with this article, and thanks to the Harveys for making it possible for so many of us to have shared their dream. The era may be over, but the fond memories live on. I'm looking forward to dusting off my guitar on Friday and getting together with the Line Camp crowd again.

[NM Doc]

Met my 3rd wife there on a hot July night. We would be celebrating our anniversary this month except she left me for a brain dead lawyer.

[You could not]

NM Doc wrote:

Met my 3rd wife there on a hot July night. We would be celebrating our anniversary this month except she left me for a brain dead lawyer.

compete with that?

[Memories]

Now that was some GOOD TIMES..... The Line Camp will always have a special place in my heart and I will always remember some really fun nights. How the hell we got safely home to Santa Fe after a night there is still a mystery to me. Tequila shots in the parking lot ......... WOW!!! Such fun.

[Charles Daniels]

Charles Daniels wrote:

This beautiful article captures the essence of my own Line Camp memories. Thanks to Emily Drabanski for taking such care with this article, and thanks to the Harveys for making it possible for so many of us to have shared their dream. The era may be over, but the fond memories live on. I'm looking forward to dusting off my guitar on Friday and getting together with the Line Camp crowd again.

Who relocated me from New Mexico to Ohio? I'm perfectly happy right here.

[brain head]

You could not wrote:

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compete with that?

but rich

[bob chilton]

the watering holes were special places during that era.

remember the golden inn, which was victimized by arson, grand central station on the corner across from the chapel of loretto, the pnm owned bar in tesuque, the senate, turf club, casa blanca and club west.

those were the days.

[delta1nm]

Weddings were always fun at the Line Camp.

[Marilyn Whiteman]

What? No mention of our favorite group Whiskey River? They drew some of the largest crowds ever at the Line Camp