Verona Marble was born the daughter of Ray and Bertha Sauers Marble on December 9, 1913 in the family home at 201 East Maple Avenue, Newark, New York and she continued to live there her entire life.
Ms. Marble was a life member of the Wayne County Historical Society and the Arcadia Historical Society. She combined her love of local history with a passion for photography. Her eye for form and place can be seen in the photographs she took and saved, many of which were of Newark and its environs.
These photos are in the private collection of the Sloane Family. And now, you can see them too in the book, “Newark and Nearby – 1930-1970” published by Doug Sloane and available exclusively through N-AHS.
The book is a walk through our history, with captioned images that many of you will remember and others will appreciate for their historical value.
This limited edition printing is priced at $15.00. The books are available at the museum and can be purchased online or by sending a check to N-AHS at 120 High St, Newark NY 14513. Add 2.00/book for shipping. Special arrangements can be made by calling 315-331-6409.
We have added two new items to our gift shop. The first is a note card depicting the Fox sisters’ home in Hydesville. The artist is Judi Palermo Shumway, a former resident of Newark who is also the artist of our popular Newark Diner note cards.
We are also pleased to offer “Nestle In Fulton NY”, a book by Fulton resident Jim Farfaglia. Jim spoke at the museum recently, and the book gives a fascinating look at the progress of manufacturing during the 20th century along with the social dynamic that arose from being Fulton’s largest employer.