1846-1899
First supervisor of drawing in Newark. She had a “strong personality which was a combination of the clean-cut principles of her Puritan ancestors and a breadth of mind, clear vision and great tolerance” (Baker). Fawcett School named in her honor.





Bibliograhy
Baker, Mariana Narrative for tableaux; Newark Women of the Century.
“Miss Sara A Fawcett Dead” Newark News Nov 18, 1899