The Jewish Historical Society of Fairfield County in Connecticut's documentary featuring family stores in Stamford, Connecticut from their peak years as the center of downtown business through the early years of urban redevelopment and its impact.
Watch the official Remembering the Family Store 2022 trailer in HD below.
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United States12 June 2022
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