Arthur Vershbow (* 22. March 1922 in Dorchester; † 16. April 2012 in Newton) was an american rare book collector. He was 90 years old. He was married to Charlotte Vershbow. He studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He worked at Boston Athenæum and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His faith was Judaism. His cause of death was Parkinson's disease.

Life Events

2 Events

1922

Born in Dorchester, Suffolk County

2012

Died in Newton, Middlesex County (Parkinson's disease)

Show Sympathy

Show your connection

Light a Candle

2 Candles

Created automatically

This memorial page was created automatically. Loved ones can claim it, personalize it, and add memories. If publication is not desired, a removal request can also be submitted.

/

Home/Memorials/United States/Newton/Arthur Vershbow

AR

Biography of Arthur Vershbow

22. Mar 1922 – 16. Apr 2012(90 years)Died in:Newton, Middlesex County

American rare book collector

2

Candles

0

Condolences

1

Family Tree

Activity Biography Obituary Memories Candles2 Family Tree1 Condolences

Biography

Birthplace

Dorchester, Suffolk County

Place of Death

Newton, Middlesex County

Nationality

United States

Cause of Death

Parkinson's disease

Religion

Judaism

Occupation(3)

art collector engineer bibliophile

Spouse(1)

Charlotte Vershbow

Education(1)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Employer(2)

Boston AthenæumMassachusetts Institute of Technology

Arthur Vershbow (* 22. March 1922 in Dorchester; † 16. April 2012 in Newton) was an american rare book collector. He was 90 years old. He was married to Charlotte Vershbow. He studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He worked at Boston Athenæum and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His faith was Judaism. His cause of death was Parkinson's disease.

Life Events

2 Events

1922

Born in Dorchester, Suffolk County

2012

Died in Newton, Middlesex County (Parkinson's disease)

Show Sympathy

Show your connection

Light a Candle

2 Candles

Created automatically

This memorial page was created automatically. Loved ones can claim it, personalize it, and add memories. If publication is not desired, a removal request can also be submitted.