Veronica Ditko is an accomplished writer and speaker and has received several awards. See here.
Her talks available for booking (see below contact form)
Rave Reviews:
"Veronica kept her [K-2] audience engaged with interesting facts and stories about the important part rocks and minerals play in our local history."
- Susan Serico, Library Director, North Haledon Free Public Library
"Her presentations have been well organized and presented in a most engaging way [to adults]."
- Clifton Patrick, Town Historian, Chester, NY
"We were thrilled to welcome historian and author Veronica Ditko to the Long Branch Arts & Cultural Center for her engaging presentation on The Lost Hotel of Long Branch. Her deep dive into this hidden piece of our city's past held so much interest in our community, especially as it beautifully complemented our History of Italians in Long Branch exhibit.
Attendees were fascinated by the undiscovered stories and little-known facts she shared, sparking discussions and an appreciation for our local history."
- Maggie Fischer, Arts Director, Long Branch Cultural & Arts Center
"Veronica kept her [K-2] audience engaged with interesting facts and stories about the important part rocks and minerals play in our local history."
- Susan Serico, Library Director, North Haledon Free Public Library
"Her presentations have been well organized and presented in a most engaging way [to adults]."
- Clifton Patrick, Town Historian, Chester, NY
"We were thrilled to welcome historian and author Veronica Ditko to the Long Branch Arts & Cultural Center for her engaging presentation on The Lost Hotel of Long Branch. Her deep dive into this hidden piece of our city's past held so much interest in our community, especially as it beautifully complemented our History of Italians in Long Branch exhibit.
Attendees were fascinated by the undiscovered stories and little-known facts she shared, sparking discussions and an appreciation for our local history."
- Maggie Fischer, Arts Director, Long Branch Cultural & Arts Center
Examples of unique historical stories & features
Mysterious Stone House at Takanassee Lake, Long BranchWeird New Jersey
https://weirdnj.com/stories/abandoned/long-branch-stone-house/ |
Tree Lover Survived Falling Tree During Hurricane Sandy |
Waterloo Village cabin has significance to Kearny Man |