So, tell me; is this store location you're describing the one built into the factory itself? I've never been, but can totally understand the public disappointment.
Perhaps, since we're talking about an on-location factory outlet, it might reverse and reopen.
Thanks for your comments. They might, but I doubt it: NECCO closed its historic Cambridge factory a few years ago and built this state-of-the-art facility in Revere. People are miffed, but I don't think NECCO thinks it's worth its while to keep the store open, since it doesn't get the traffic of the old outlet.
Interesting. I don't live anywhere near there, but am still interested in places of historical value. Was the Cambridge factory THE first Necco factory; the one dating back to the mid-1800's?
Superb musical selections.
So, tell me; is this store location you're describing the one built into the factory itself? I've never been, but can totally understand the public disappointment.
Perhaps, since we're talking about an on-location factory outlet, it might reverse and reopen.
TheJediCharles 2 years ago
Thanks for your comments. They might, but I doubt it: NECCO closed its historic Cambridge factory a few years ago and built this state-of-the-art facility in Revere. People are miffed, but I don't think NECCO thinks it's worth its while to keep the store open, since it doesn't get the traffic of the old outlet.
RhyNewService 2 years ago
Interesting. I don't live anywhere near there, but am still interested in places of historical value. Was the Cambridge factory THE first Necco factory; the one dating back to the mid-1800's?
TheJediCharles 2 years ago
"Next they'll take down the swings in the playground and cancel recess! (Great video.)"
—Lisè Schwartz
April 12, 2009 1:30 p.m.
RhyNewService 2 years ago