The Seneca Army Depot: Fighting Wars from the New York Homefront
Walter Gable has been the Seneca County Historian since August 2003. A lifelong resident of Seneca County, he is a graduate of the Romulus Central School District and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at Syracuse University. He taught high school social studies for thirty years at Mynderse Academy in the Seneca Falls Central School District. He was president of the New York State Council for Social Studies (1997-98) and recognized as Distinguished Social Studies Educator in New York State in 2000. Walt credits his lifelong interest in history to his enthusiastic high school history teacher, Ethel Buckley.After retiring as a national nonprofit director, Ms. Zogg was appointed director of the Seneca Falls Historical Society and its Becker House Museum. She served on the board of directors for Celebrate '98, which commemorated 150 years of the women's rights movement, which originated in Seneca Falls in 1848. In 1999, she successfully received national historical accreditation for Lodi Historical Society's Hook Opus 152 tracker organ, built 1852. Carolyn is past president and Trustee Emerita of the Lodi Historical Society. A graduate of Syracuse University, Zogg received her provisional teaching certificate from the State University of New York at New Paltz, New York, in art education. She lives on Seneca Lake at Lodi Point, where her family has summered since 1935. Carolyn is known in her community for her savory deviled eggs and old-fashioned bread-and-butter pickles.