<b>By Lanier Laney</b>

If you came of age in the 1970’s like I did, then you had to be familiar with the sleek looks of Boston Society beauty, <b>Lisa Taylor</b>. Her face graced the cover of every fashion magazine from Vogue to Elle multiple times, as well as the pages of Helmut Newton’s groundbreaking photo books for a decade. She embodied the healthy, unadorned face of the young awakening women’s movement at the time. This past week she was in Beaufort staying in a cottage of The Rhett House Inn. She was in town visiting her sister, lovely <b>Barbara Cochrain</b> (who just bought a house on the Point across from <b>Ann Helm</b> and <b>Beth Grace</b>). “I loved Beaufort and loved my stay in the cottage (of The Rhett House Inn)” said Lisa to me. All who met her agreed what a lovely person Lisa is, both inside and out, and we hope she returns for a visit soon!

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