I loved what Kari had to say - so true. And whenever I go to Harvard Square, which is not often enough, I seem to end up at Grendel's Den. I love the casual and friendly atmosphere. On another note, I recently learned that my parent's met at a place called McBride's in 1943, which I think is now the Curious George store. Thanks for the video.
It ain't like it used to be because it keeps getting more corporate. Maybe it was a little rougher when the pit punks were hanging by the T Station, but there variety of people during that time was incredible. From Krishna's to vast array of street performers, the place had a lot more character before the big national chains arrived. - I'm sure it was a lot of fun in the 60's, 70's as well. The world just keeps getting more homogenized. Harvard Square along with it.
I loved what Kari had to say - so true. And whenever I go to Harvard Square, which is not often enough, I seem to end up at Grendel's Den. I love the casual and friendly atmosphere. On another note, I recently learned that my parent's met at a place called McBride's in 1943, which I think is now the Curious George store. Thanks for the video.
From 1975 to 1990 Harvard Square was so much fun
It ain't like it used to be because it keeps getting more corporate. Maybe it was a little rougher when the pit punks were hanging by the T Station, but there variety of people during that time was incredible. From Krishna's to vast array of street performers, the place had a lot more character before the big national chains arrived. - I'm sure it was a lot of fun in the 60's, 70's as well. The world just keeps getting more homogenized. Harvard Square along with it.