Harriet has always been drawn to the stories whispered by objects. A chipped teacup speaks volumes of hurried breakfasts and lively conversations. A rusted gear hints at the ingenuity and sweat poured into a forgotten machine. Every artifact holds a universe waiting to be explored, a puzzle yearning to be solved. Growing up surrounded by a boisterous family, Harriet learned the value of shared knowledge. Debates around the dinner table sparked her insatiable curiosity, while afternoons spent helping her younger siblings with their homework nurtured a passion for education. She believes that understanding our past illuminates our present and shapes our future, making preservation not just a duty but a deeply personal calling.