Background
Morley, Margaret Warner was born on February 17, 1858 in Montrose, Iowa, United States. Daughter of Isaac and Sarah Robinson (Warner) Morley.
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Morley, Margaret Warner was born on February 17, 1858 in Montrose, Iowa, United States. Daughter of Isaac and Sarah Robinson (Warner) Morley.
Graduate New York City Normal College, 1878.
Morley was a suffragette. She worked as an educator in several schools but her career of teacher was overshadowed by her books As early as 1890 she visited Tryon, North Carolina with the painter Amelia Watson where she resided in the cottage of playwright William Gillette.
She finally acquired her own home in Tryon where she lived for many years.
In one of her many trips she went to Europe to the Val Gardena the valley of toy carvers where she was inspired to write the novel Some of her documents are held at the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford, Connecticut. The collection consists of travel logs and sketchbooks of rural North Carolina, and book manuscripts.
The North Carolina Museum of History owns a collection of the 244 original photographs that Morley donated to the museum in 1914. by Morley from the original Val Gardena toys from Donkey John of the Toy Valley: C.
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