Henry's Barber Keeping Half a Century of Tradition Alive in Wrentham
Wrentham Center staple continuing to be a mainstay.
Diane Green has been working at Henry’s Barber in Wrentham for over 12 years, and says she’s always tried to keep the tradition of the shop true. Henry’s was named for the shop’s first owner, Henry Colletto, who had worked the shop for over 50 years. The shop is now 63 years-old, and has been a staple of the Wrentham town center. Colletto was known for his love of sports and was an avid collector of memorabilia. Green kept his tradition alive in the shop. “The first thing I saw when I came in was the Red Sox clock,” she said. Green started as an office worker in various positions, secretary, administrative assistant, etc., but she said the only thing keeping her there was the steady paycheck. When the company decided to move to North …
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10:49 am on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Henry's Barber Shop is a great shop, Diane Green has stayed true to the old ways in the look and feel of the shop. From the old fashion looking black and white checkerboard flooring to walls and the chairs for customers. Walking into her shop is like walking into the past, and with all the local sports memorabilia you get that sense of being a place where the locals all come to hang out get a cut… more ›