Who remembers Calart's great CHRISTMAS DISPLAY back in the 1960s? We always had a night where we "went out to see the lights" and ended our tour at Calart's.
My mom was a Calart shopping addict and left me all that stuff to sell after she passed away. I had flowers and wicker baskets that filled entire rooms. The only one I liked going to was the Providence location because it was magical.
I grew up near Calarts and always went there for the display. They had a carousel: a kid was injured one year so they eliminated that. My parents wedding photos were done by the swank lobby fountain in 1955.
I grew up near Calarts and always lived that display. There was a carousel for the kids until a year when a kid was injured. My parents had their wedding photos taken by the swank lobby fountain in 1955.
When we graduated from Reservoir Avenue Elementary School--6th Grade, we bought our beloved teacher, Miss Cunningham, a beautiful jewelry box there with sweet music when the top was lifted. Nice place,
Every year, we went to see the displays. It felt very special. I was still young enough that I think I thought the angels blowing their horns were real.
Who remembers Calart's great CHRISTMAS DISPLAY back in the 1960s? We always had a night where we "went out to see the lights" and ended our tour at Calart's.
ReplyDeleteMy mom was a Calart shopping addict and left me all that stuff to sell after she passed away. I had flowers and wicker baskets that filled entire rooms. The only one I liked going to was the Providence location because it was magical.
ReplyDeleteI grew up near Calarts and always went there for the display. They had a carousel: a kid was injured one year so they eliminated that. My parents wedding photos were done by the swank lobby fountain in 1955.
ReplyDeleteI grew up near Calarts and always lived that display. There was a carousel for the kids until a year when a kid was injured. My parents had their wedding photos taken by the swank lobby fountain in 1955.
ReplyDeleteWhen we graduated from Reservoir Avenue Elementary School--6th Grade,
ReplyDeletewe bought our beloved teacher, Miss Cunningham, a beautiful jewelry box
there with sweet music when the top was lifted. Nice place,
Every year, we went to see the displays. It felt very special. I was still young enough that I think I thought the angels blowing their horns were real.
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