
Thanks to all who donated and all who supported the Sarah Parker Remond Plaque Project, the plaque was installed, just before Christmas at the Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome! 
OUR THANKS to all of you who filled the Salem Athenaeum on Friday for the wonderfully informative and entertaining illustrated talk by Nicholas Stanley-Price. We are grateful for his willingness to give us an evening of his brief visit from Rome to speak about Sarah Parker Remond, members of the Story and Crowninshield families, and others from Salem in Rome’s historic Non-Catholic Cemetery.
We continue to raise funds to create and install a plaque in the fine location reserved for our memorial to Sarah Parker Remond (1826-1894), African American abolitionist, international lecturer, physician, and social activist, whose final resting place there is unmarked. 
Momentum matters; we hope to complete the project within a year. So please consider donating whatever you can, and be sure to spread the word to others who might like to participate.
All donors will have their names inscribed in a leather bound volume which will include historical essays on Remond’s life and legacy. One copy will reside in the Roman Cemetery Archives, another in Salem, Massachusetts.
Please send checks payable to:
Remond Plaque Fund, c/o Francis T. Mayo
265 Essex Street, Suite 301
Salem, MA 01970.
Thank You!
Marilyn Richardson and Francis Mayo for The Remond Plaque Fund
Echoes of Salem
In the
Historic Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome
An illustrated presentation by Nicholas Stanley-Price
Nicholas Stanley-Price, a specialist in cultural heritage preservation, is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Cemetery and editor of its Friends’ Newsletter.
He spent nine years on the staff of the Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles and six as Director-General of ICCROM, an intergovernmental organization based in Rome that promotes heritage conservation.
Friday, Nov. 18 6:00 P.M
337 Essex St., Salem, MA 01970 Ph: 978.744.2540
Free and open to the Public info@salemathenaeum.net
William Wetmore Story’s Memorial to his Wife, Emelyn
Sponsored by the Salem Athenaeum and the Remond Plaque Fund