After 62 Years, Brooklyn Says Goodbye to a Local Hardware Store
Briefly

The Rev. Vince Anderson celebrated the legacy of Crest Hardware, welcoming the spirits of patrons from 62 years, a testimony to its community significance.
Joseph Franquinha reflected on the long goodbye, emphasizing the store's role over 62 years as a hub for artists, hobbyists, and home improvers in the neighborhood.
Crest Hardware was not just a store; it hosted art exhibitions and weddings, becoming a beloved emblema of Williamsburg, also recognized in popular culture.
As the store prepares to close due to the property sale, its significance as a neighborhood gathering place, symbolized by its unique features like talking pets, is deeply felt.
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