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Sweetheart Tea House, On the Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Alice Brown opened the Sweetheart Tea Room in 1916, as respite for weary travelers on the Mohawk Trail who would stop in for some food, tea, and the heart-shaped maple candies the Sweetheart became known for. Its sign became a beacon on Route 2 for those headed to Shelburne Falls, and its hospitality beckoned tourists and locals alike for decades. After a succession of owners, the Sweetheart closed its doors many years ago… but the iconic building and sign still bring back fond memories for those who pass it by. youtube.com
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Discover the people who lived there, the places they visited and the stories they shared.
Sweetheart Tea House, On the Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Alice Brown opened the Sweetheart Tea Room in 1916, as respite for weary travelers on the Mohawk Trail who would stop in for some food, tea, and the heart-shaped maple candies the Sweetheart became known for. Its sign became a beacon on Route 2 for those headed to Shelburne Falls, and its hospitality beckoned tourists and locals alike for decades. After a succession of owners, the Sweetheart closed its doors many years ago… but the iconic building and sign still bring back fond memories for those who pass it by. youtube.com
Postcard
Posted in the Past: Revealing the true stories written on a postcard
 - Sweetheart Tea House, On the Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Alice Brown opened the Sweetheart Tea Room in 1916, as respite for weary travelers on the Mohawk Trail who would stop in for some food, tea, and the heart-shaped maple candies the Sweetheart became known for. Its sign became a beacon on Route 2 for those headed to Shelburne Falls, and its hospitality beckoned tourists and locals alike for decades. After a succession of owners, the Sweetheart closed its doors many years ago… but the iconic building and sign still bring back fond memories for those who pass it by. youtube.com){kind=small}