Herrick Hardware manager Stefan Grigoras in the store in Southampton Village. DANA SHAW
Herrick Hardware manager Stefan Grigoras in the store in Southampton Village. DANA SHAW
Herrick Hardware manager Stefan Grigoras in the store in Southampton Village. DANA SHAW
Herrick Hardware manager Stefan Grigoras in the store in Southampton Village. DANA SHAW
Annette Hinkle on Mar 25, 2021
Since 1865, Herrick Hardware has been a fixture on Main Street in Southampton Village, fully stocked with tools and housewares to help busy residents complete both big and little jobs... more
Just as everyone can tell you exactly where they were when they heard about the September 11 terrorist attacks, people can tell you where they were when they came to grips with the enormity of the coronavirus pandemic. Unlike September 11, though, when everyone got the news simultaneously, the pandemic was more like a slow-moving freight train. People on the East End grasped the enormity of the health and economic crisis enveloping them over a period of several weeks, as summertime crowds materialized in March, the scent of bleach and the sight of checkout clerks behind Plexiglas shields greeted visitors ... by Stephen J. Kotz
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Annette Hinkle on Mar 25, 2021