Step into the rich history of Marie's Candies, where the sweet story began with a gesture of gratitude. In 1941, polio confined Winfred King to a wheelchair, but the kindness of friends and neighbors sustained his young family. In appreciation, Winfred's wife, Marie started crafting homemade candies, a tradition born from love in their Ohio kitchen. From these humble beginnings emerged Marie's Candies, opening its doors in 1956 and quickly earning a reputation for quality and tradition. The family's dedication saw expansion, culminating in the restoration of the West Liberty Train Depot as their retail store. Today, a third generation continues the legacy, offering small-batch chocolates and warm hospitality. Come inside and experience the charm of the historic depot-turned-chocolate haven, where every treat carries a story of resilience and sweetness.