Why I love the 2024 Taylor Swift Collection as a Jersey Girl

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As a Jersey girl turned Swiftie who grew up hanging out at the Jersey Shore, I am so excited to learn that the Stone Harbor Museum in New Jersey has announced the debut of a 2024 Taylor Swift Collection. She is the kind of Star who is so inspirational to everyone whether you represent a typical family, LGBTQ family, or differently-abled family. Here’s what I know about her collection at the museum.

 

The collection is described as having cool items like photos of Taylor Swift vacationing as a young child with her family in Stone Harbor, New Jersey at her family’s Summer home. As Swifties, many of us would agree that we already feel like Taylor is part of our family. The nostalgia of seeing Taylor in her childhood on vacation is a sight that brings back special memories of our own childhood spent with family and friends. 

The love I have for her music spans decades. I love playing around with my guitar and channeling the joy that Taylor Swift gives us Swifties.

I am so excited that the collection also includes The Eras Tour Concert Film Poster. Some other items on display are 4 Midnights vinyls that form a clock when they are all put together plus a Midnights-themed guitar with Taylor’s autograph.

Right now, I hear some of Taylor’s songs playing in my head like Karma in the remix with Ice Spice or Snow on the Beach with Lana Del Rey. 

There are a lot of songs that come to mind like Midnight Rain and so many more.

If you are a Swiftie who loves Art, you’ll love to know that the museum has a Taylor Swift-inspired Peter Max poster on display. Sometimes her music makes me think in color with the bright psychedelic colors of American, German-born artist, Peter Max. 

If you and your family and friends are planning a Jersey Shore getaway and you have Swifties in your family, this is one stop you can add to your list of places to stop and see.  Make it one of your priorities to visit the Stone Harbor Museum and check out this cool Taylor Swift Collection.

Rest assured that the museum is accessible to differently-abled people with disabilities. The facts are that Museum Accessibility is covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act. This means that museums must provide accessibility to visitors with disabilities.

If you like freebies and a member of your family is in the military then you will love the fact that the Stone Harbor Museum has listed itself on its website as a Blue Star Museum offering free admission to active-duty military personnel and their families including the National Guard and Reserve who present Military ID.

For more details when you are ready to plan your visit, be sure to explore the museum website shown below.
https://www.stoneharbormuseum.org/

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