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This is an early picture of Harriet and her two sons Sandy and Tom.
During the winters, when the tourist season seemed to end, Harriet did find time to travel. And at the same time, she continued to buy items for 7 Arts Antiques.
Even as Harriet aged, the warmth of her smile and the love in her eyes were clear. Here she is serving as the cashier in the family's Easter Flower Fund sale in 1983. The Easter Flower Fund is worthy of its own story....maybe later :-)
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Harriet's parents were immigrants who first lived in lower Manhattan and later moved to rural New Jersey (Passiac!) where they could do some simple farming and her father could open a small tailor shop.
Here is a picture of Harriet and her younger sister, Frances (Fan). This is about 1910 with Harrier at 6 years old. You can see how their father was a talented tailor, but also notice the "challenges" they faced (and felt) in living as first generation immigrants Their mother was about to fall ill that requied her to leave the NYC/NJ air and find an old chicken shack outside of Liberty NY in th
Here is a picture of Harriet and her first husband Sydney with her parents. We are not sure of the location. The picture could be from the late 1940s or very early 1950-ish. Harriet was divorced soon after.
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Even though my family sold it's iconic building in Stockbridge, Ma. our grandmother's Antique Store and our memories will be maintained on this website. We will be adding memories and recollections of Harriet, 7 Arts Antiques and the Berkshires. And yes, we will be adding more limited memorabilia you can purchase on our eBay site. Please check back from time to time for new additions... And if you have some memories you would like to share, please click on the "Contact Us" button.