Oakland Township Remembered: Photographs by Ed Noble

Edward Noble worked as a photojournalist and a news, features and automotive writer for The Oakland Press for nearly 50 years. During that time, he won more than 100 awards for his work, including a United Press Writing Award, a National Football Hall of Fame Award for photography and many National Press Photographers awards. He also taught photojournalism at Oakland University.

Mr. Noble has generously donated his collection of ‘a wonderful life and time in Oakland Township’ to the Oakland Township Historical Society, which has assembled a selection of these poignant black and white photographs for this very special exhibit.”

Paint Creek Center for the Arts is pleased to partner with the Oakland Township Historical Society in presenting a special one-day show, Oakland Township Remembered: Photographs by Ed Noble, on Saturday, April 12 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. We will host a reception for Ed and offer his photographs for sale. This show is of interest to lovers of photography, and to all residents of the area who have an interest in the history of the region and its development over the years.

Come see his collection of photographs and share some light refreshments. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Paint Creek Center for the Arts is located at 407 Pine Street in Rochester, Michigan.