Settled in 1890, and incorporated as a village in 1901, Marble Cliff is a suburb of Columbus, and a small village between Grandview Heights and Upper Arlington. The community was initially incorporated as the Hamlet of Marble Cliff, and was renamed Arlington for a short time, which led to its neighbor to the north being incorporated as Upper Arlington in 1918, but the village later took on the shorter version of its original name, Marble Cliff, named for the Marble Cliff Quarry Company.
Recommended Resources
Grandview Heights / Marble Cliff Historical Society
The non-profit organization maintains a collection of historical records, documents and other materials related to the history of the community and region. Its mission, contacts, publications, and a calendar of events are posted to the site.
http://www.ghmchs.org/
Located in Marble Cliff, Ohio, the photographic studio specializes in senior photos and photo services for celebrations and special events. Its packages, prices and contacts are posted, and sample photographs are included.
http://www.marblecliffstudio.com/
The official village site offers a community calendar and an overview of the municipal government, its administrative structure and resident services, as well as a guide to local parks, recreational programs and contacts.
http://www.marblecliff.org/
