Taylor Swift has been an artist in the making since the first time her fingers grazed the instruments. While the global pop star that she is now definitely outshines the little girl in Pennsylvania with wavy locks who wrote one of the most popular romantic songs of the decade, 'Love Story' in a fit of anger, it is a testament to the greatness that she carries within herself.

This greatness of the singer was greatly honored recently as her childhood vacation spot tugged at heartstrings with the sweetest gesture of all.

While greatness is not often a factor that shines from away as clear by the several stories of struggles narrated by some of the greatest artists we know today, there are certain virtuosos that despite the lack of grandeur cannot be ignored, and little Taylor Swift was one of them or so Madilynn Zurawski says to USA Today. Owner of the New Jersey cafe, Coffee Talk, has put a pre-teen Swift in her element on display in what can only be described as a museum exhibit.

Zurawski's collection is no ordinary one, and the video of a young Taylor Swift melodiously singing out a song that is not a part of any of the gazillion variants of 'The Tortured Poets Department' album that she has released or any other for that matter, called 'Lucky You' on her phone is proof of the same. That she stored a little girl's performance with such care is proof that Madilynn Zurawski saw the diamond in the rough.

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While the Coffee Talk cafe has definitely secured some of the best pieces, Stone Harbor has more proof of its love for the singer.

In recent years, more specifically since she took on her grand Eras World Tour, Taylor Swift's ability to bring back to life a broken economy has been highlighted and in many areas cashed upon. Falling in the latter category, Stone Harbor, being her family's vacation destination, had been cherishing the artist and all that she has become for a while now as she kept her cutouts and more childhood photos, permanently loaned by Swift herself, at the Stone Harbor Museum.

While there is no lack of Taylor Swift's childhood photos on the Internet, owing to the singer having debuted as young as fourteen, the picture exhibit in the museum features many personal moments of a young Swift who had yet to seize the world with her music. Being a witness to her journey has stirred in the people of Stone Harbor a love for the singer that they wish to share through their museum exhibits.

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