Out Of Town News | Harvard Square | Unisex T-Shirt
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Out of town news in the heart of harvard square, cambridge, ma, catered to the diverse population of harvard university and the surrounding community of cambridge, by offering a wide selection of newspapers and magazines from around the world..
Out of town news was founded in 1955 by sheldon cohen and his newsstand quickly became a beloved fixture in harvard square. Drawing in locals, tourists, students, and intellectuals alike, its location at the intersection of mass avenue and brattle street made it easily accessible and visible to passersby, contributing to its popularity as a gathering place and cultural hub.
Over the years, out of town news became more than just a place to buy newspapers; it was a symbol of harvard square's vibrant atmosphere. It served as a meeting spot for friends, a source of information for students and scholars, and a window to the world. Out of town news served many notable clientele - from julia child to robert frost. Paul allen bought the january 1975 issue of popular electronics at out of town news, which inspired him and his friend bill gates to found microsoft a few months later.
In 1994 cohen sold out of town news to hudson news, then in 2009 muckeys corporation bought the newsstand. Out of town news closed in 2019 and will be refurbished as a visitors center. Despite facing challenges in recent years, including renovations and changes in consumer behavior, out of town news remains a cherished institution in harvard square. Its legacy as a cultural landmark and gathering place for news, ideas, and camaraderie continues to endure, ensuring its place in the hearts of cambridge residents and visitors alike.
Our out of town news harvard square t-shirt features a retro design inspired by this historic newsstand. With its nostalgic graphics homage to the cultural heritage of harvard square. Whether you're strolling through the streets of cambridge or relaxing at home, this tee keeps you looking and feeling great. It’s perfect for locals, tourists, and anyone with a love for cambridge nostalgia. Our out of town news harvard square t-shirt adds a touch of retro charm to any outfit.
Out of town news was founded in 1955 by sheldon cohen and his newsstand quickly became a beloved fixture in harvard square. Drawing in locals, tourists, students, and intellectuals alike, its location at the intersection of mass avenue and brattle street made it easily accessible and visible to passersby, contributing to its popularity as a gathering place and cultural hub.
Over the years, out of town news became more than just a place to buy newspapers; it was a symbol of harvard square's vibrant atmosphere. It served as a meeting spot for friends, a source of information for students and scholars, and a window to the world. Out of town news served many notable clientele - from julia child to robert frost. Paul allen bought the january 1975 issue of popular electronics at out of town news, which inspired him and his friend bill gates to found microsoft a few months later.
In 1994 cohen sold out of town news to hudson news, then in 2009 muckeys corporation bought the newsstand. Out of town news closed in 2019 and will be refurbished as a visitors center. Despite facing challenges in recent years, including renovations and changes in consumer behavior, out of town news remains a cherished institution in harvard square. Its legacy as a cultural landmark and gathering place for news, ideas, and camaraderie continues to endure, ensuring its place in the hearts of cambridge residents and visitors alike.
Our out of town news harvard square t-shirt features a retro design inspired by this historic newsstand. With its nostalgic graphics homage to the cultural heritage of harvard square. Whether you're strolling through the streets of cambridge or relaxing at home, this tee keeps you looking and feeling great. It’s perfect for locals, tourists, and anyone with a love for cambridge nostalgia. Our out of town news harvard square t-shirt adds a touch of retro charm to any outfit.